Topic: Sidney Gottlieb

Sidney Gottlieb comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from August 2014 to March 2019.

August 2014 March 2019

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Russell Targ & Lance Mungia | Third Eye Spies, Remote Viewing, SRI, & The CIA
• 31:09 - 34:31

Russell Targ & Lance Mungia | Third Eye Spies, Remote Viewing, SRI, & The CIA

Sidney Gottlieb and the MKUltra LSD Proposal

During the early stages of the SRI program, MKUltra head Sidney Gottlieb suggested giving LSD to remote viewers to enhance their abilities. Russell Targ rejected the proposal, arguing that remote viewing requires clear conscious awareness to separate psychic signals from mental noise, a process hindered by hallucinogens.

Dr. Colin Ross | MK ULTRA: Mind Control, Psychiatry, & The CIA
• 23:47 - 27:54

Dr. Colin Ross | MK ULTRA: Mind Control, Psychiatry, & The CIA

Sidney Gottlieb, Classified CIA Programs

A personal phone conversation with Sidney Gottlieb, the former head of MKUltra, revealed his frustration over being publicly identified due to redaction errors. Gottlieb hinted at the existence of another parallel unit that remains entirely classified. Further investigation into the Texas Research Institute for Mental Sciences (TRIMS) uncovered CIA contracts with the unknown cryptonym "XG," suggesting multiple mind control programs operated outside the known MKUltra umbrella.

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Jan Irvin | Mind Control, Mushrooms, & Terence McKenna
• 16:14 - 21:19

Jan Irvin | Mind Control, Mushrooms, & Terence McKenna

Terence McKenna, FBI Recruitment and Harvard Social Relations

Irvin challenges the legacy of Terence McKenna, citing McKenna's own accounts of being chased by the FBI and Interpol before allegedly being recruited. He links the psychedelic movement to the Harvard Department of Social Relations and MKUltra doctors like Sidney Gottlieb. Irvin argues that the "mystical" experiences reported by users were actually marketing inventions designed by propaganda experts to sell a new form of social control.