Jesse Carey

So baseline cognitive warfare is just to disrupt your ability to think clearly about things outside of some needs.

So, like, if you see a lot of stories about, like, food shortages or things that threaten those basic needs, you start... It's like...

there's a possibility that's a cognitive warfare attack.

Because all of a sudden, everything else you're thinking about is clouded by, well, I've got to put food on the table.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

COVID.

We've got to get toilet paper.

Yeah.

But as it kind of scales up, there's other ways to affect people's cognition.

One of those is, you know, you look at the MKUltra thing, like they were experimenting with drugs.

But...

the brain through electronics and through frequencies can be manipulated.

And so they started experimenting with this.

There was a guy, his name was Jose Delgado, and he's sort of a forgotten figure.

He was Spanish, right?

And so he had seen, he had lived through World War II.

He had, you know, he sort of had the generational trauma of like the Spanish Civil War.

And he was obsessed with the idea of aggression, right?

because he saw so much violence and, but he was also like a brain scientist.

And so he was, he, he was, he thought a lot about like, how can people become less aggressive and maybe humanity becomes less violent.