MKULTRA Subproject 119 (CIA) — Bioelectric / Remote-Frequency Research
conceptIntelligence & Surveillance · Occult & Esoteric
The CIA funded research into beaming electromagnetic frequencies at people to influence their minds from a distance.
Who they are
MKUltra Subproject 119, a CIA program on bioelectric signals and remote electromagnetic effects on people.
What they do
The engine uses it as documented proof the government researched ways to manufacture sensations and influence perception at a distance.
How it works
It funded recording and interpreting the body's electrical signals and applying electromagnetic frequencies to human targets remotely; a primary memo dated August 17, 1960 describes 'techniques of activation of the human organism by remote electronic means,' work done by Drs. Mary Brazier and Ross Adey at UCLA's Brain Research Institute, and it pairs with the Frey microwave-hearing effect and infrasound research.
Why it matters
It matters because it shows the state demonstrably researched how to create the very sensations people later attribute to mysterious 'contact' experiences — grounding the human, man-made side of that question.
The engine's record — word for word
**In plain terms:** the CIA MKUltra subproject that funded recording, analysis and interpretation of bioelectric signals and the remote application of electromagnetic frequencies on human targets — documented institutional intent and funding for perception-control technology overlapping the 'contact' eras. In the engine it grounds the human-substrate side of the Apex Discrimination Criterion (already named in that concept): the state demonstrably researched ways to manufacture the sensations attributed to NHI. Pairs with the Frey microwave-auditory effect, 19 Hz infrasound (tandy_19hz_infrasound), and the MindWar doctrine (mindwar). Source: CIA reading-room MKULTRA Subproject 119; Jun 2026 re-audit. [Report #113 — Acceptance Machine] Demand-side conditioning role: a vector of the acceptance_machine (see node). [Report #122] Primary memo dated 17 Aug 1960; 'Techniques of activation of the human organism by remote electronic means' — conducted by Drs. Mary Brazier and Ross Adey at the UCLA Brain Research Institute.
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