Table Of Content7 January 2022
Lykaion Publishing
MHCHAOS-003-A:
(KUBARK, SCHOOL OF THE AMERICAS, SABOTAGE, REGIME CHANGE, ORGANIZATIONAL WEAPON,
COINTELPRO, COUNTERINTELLIGENCE, HUMAN RESOURCES, APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY, NATIONAL
SOCIALISM, NATIONAL SECURITY, KARL T. COMPTON [manpower], DYSGENICS)
The program is rather simple, and repeated indefinitely. CIA conducts kill-chain, psychological
profiling of a target organization / country.1 It identifies persons with anti-social personality
disorders,2 and isolates them, from the rest of the organization.
It empowers the pathological within an organization, and showers them with flattery, gifts, and high
profile, visible leadership roles & authority.3
The neurotypical are then slandered as ‘sour grapes,’ when they complain about the shift in
leadership; and denounce the criminals within their organization. Often, medical fraud is performed
by the State,4 using pseudo-scientific Kraepelian psychology to slander those with complaints.
Psycho-correction5 is also used, often pursuant to coinciding trauma,6 to suggest a new sense of
coherence,7 and supplies misleading, or false information; and other relationships, as replacement
companionship, which are often not ideally healthy. (Outside of the original community being
destroyed.)
{Additionally, when they are challenged, narcissistic rage of the pathological S, emboldens them to
distance themselves from the neurotypical within to community, group or organization, and
becomes internecine conflict. Socially gendered relationships are also frequently targeted.}8
1 University students are also targets
2 Also see: criminal pathology
3 Also see: de facto bribery, Large Group Awareness Training, anti-social behavior under hypnosis, Fear Frustration
Aggression, Type C [FFA/C], (Morris I. Stein, H.A. Murray, et al)
4 Also see: Bertelsen, William R. "DOCTOR-DRAFT ACT." Journal of the American Medical Association 157.5
(1955): 467-468.
ABUSE OF PSYCHIATRY IN THE SOVIET UNION, 98th CONGRESS, 1st SESSION, 20 SEPTEMBER 1983.
5 Watts, Meredith W. "BF Skinner and the technological control of social behavior." American Political Science
Review 69.1 (1975): 214-227.
6 Also see: McCubbin, Hamilton I., and Joan M. Patterson. "Family Stress and Adaptation to Crises: A Double
ABCX Model of Family Behavior." (1981).
Clean Torture / Enhanced Interrogation
7 Antonovsky, Aaron. Unraveling the Mystery of Health: How People Manage Stress and Stay Well. San Francisco:
Jossey-Bass, 1988.
8 * “La dura carta de ex-Farc que evidencia fractura en el partido Comunes,” Eltiempo.com, 8 March 2021.
* Gamba, Laura “Colombia's FARC party rebrands itself as ‘Comunes’”, Anadolu Agency, 25 January 2021.
* “Red and Black Cafe announces closing after 15 years in Portland,” the Oregonian 25 March 2015.
* Ecomedia Collective [collapse] “Gustavo Rodriguez,” et al, 1989. [*missing]
* Barger, Steven, “Sabotage isn't terrorism, Who is driving this deception? Industry figureheads” High Country
News, 19 November 2001.
* Countering Eco-Terrorism in the United States: The Case of ‘Operation Backfire’, Department of Homeland
Security, Human Factors / Behavioral Sciences, September 2012.
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The organization, community, or nation target of these acts eventually falls by it’s own hand.9
Vulture Capitalism
The target is then ransacked by outside organizations (racketeering,) which take custodianship of
the Subject, claiming to be acting in the best interests of the fallen target. Leadership is then
replaced with the Experimenter’s personnel, and resources are then expropriated.
This methodology is used across the board; and facilitated by actuarial accountants & risk
management departments.
It is hegemonic belligerence, unlawful, and politically considered National Socialism.10
There are other details to these methods, but that is the basic outline of the program. Bronx Project
files contain details of all these (psychological & economic [warfare]) methodologies.
Our office has devised a conceptual framework to assist visualization of this complex system, as
follows:
These acts are believed to be carried out under a tiered system:
• Tier Zero, Corporate & Foreign State beneficiaries
• Tier One, United States Intelligence Community
• Tier Two, Corporate & Media Assets
• Tier Three, street-level criminal elements
This framework is used to describe a hierarchy of actors which are being used to conduct these
acts. This is a standard methodology to provide cover.
U.S. Intelligence agencies have employed private persons to carry out acts on the behalf of those
agencies which would be unlawful for those agencies themselves to commit.
This relates to the conditional, and Qualified Immunity’s of Federal Officers, including a
duty to uphold U.S. Constitutional principles.
Also see:
* Branscombe, Nyla R., et al. "The context and content of social identity threat." Social identity: Context,
commitment, content (1999): 35-58.
* Anarchist Archive, Allan Antliff Collection, University of Victoria.
* “Antifa-Jungfront / hrsg. von der Jugendkommission zur Vorbereitung der Europäischen Antifaschistischen
Jugendkonferenz,” Zeitschrift, 20 April 1933, http://d-nb.info/018016367.
* German Communist Party, 1920~1933; Max LNU.
* "We're out to kill the fuckers. We're simply trying to eliminate them. Our goal is to eliminate environmentalism
once and for all" (Common Ground, Fall/1992)
* William Melville (25 April 1850 – 1 February 1918) was an Irish law enforcement officer and the first chief of
the British Secret Service Bureau.
9 Glad, Betty. "Why tyrants go too far: Malignant narcissism and absolute power." Political Psychology 23.1 (2002):
1-2.
10 Pollock, Frederick. "Is National Socialism a new order?." Zeitschrift für Sozialforschung 9.3 (1941): 440-455.
{Replacement of Community Values, Destruction of Social Mores, Prescribed Conduct}
Fosdick, Raymond B. European Police Systems. Montclair, N.J: Patterson Smith, 1969. Print.
Schmitt, Michael N. "State-sponsored assassination in international and domestic Law." Yale J. Int'l L. 17 (1992):
609.
Nondum Cessante Bello
Church Committee
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Due to compartmentalization ([terrorist] cell structure,) actors at various levels of the hierarchy do
not possess the same understanding of the activities they are engaging in, as do others within the
regime. Nor are these actors necessarily going to have the same motivations for engaging in those
activities, (which are being discretely directed from a centralized body11.)
Also see:
• Wellins, Richard S, William C. Byham, and George R. Dixon. Inside Teams: How 20 World-
Class Organizations Are Winning Through Teamwork. , 1996. Print.
“The transfer of decision making authority”
• Burnham, James. The Managerial Revolution. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1973.
Print.
• NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE BOARD
• The Cowles Commission for Research in Economics
• Rockefeller Foundation
• Bretton Woods Agreement
• General Agreement on Tariffs & Trade / World Trade Organization
• Demographic Transition (Demography)
• Triandis, Harry C. "Toward a psychological theory of economic growth." International
Journal of Psychology 19.1-4 (1984): 79-95.
• Baugh, William H. United States Foreign Policy Making: Process, Problems, and Prospects.
Forth Worth: Harcourt Brace College Publ, 2000. Print.
• Hasenclever, Andreas, Peter Mayer, and Volker Rittberger. Theories of International
Regimes. Cambridge: Cambridge Univ. Press, 2006. Print.
• Harding, D W. The Impulse to Dominate. London: Allen and Unwin, 1941. Print.
• Rockefeller Commission Report - Final (3), Gerald R. Ford (accession number 77-102,
77-107, 77-117, and 78-61), Box 8, General Subject File, Intelligence Subseries.12
11 MEMORANDUM FOR: The Director of Central Intelligence, 8 April 1953, CIA-RDP80B01676R004300080023-
4, “..the Secretary of State have sole responsibility...CIA considers that centralization of foreign economic
activities...covert economic warfare," "...formidable task of 'coordination,”
12 “Three programs to accomplish this mission are of particular concern to our inquiry:
-Assistance to recruiters on college campuses.
-Infiltration of dissident groups in the Washington, D.C., area.
-Research and analysis of dissident activity.”
3
• JFKNSF-328-003-p0003, National Security Action Memoranda [NSAM]: NSAM 2,
Development of Counter-Guerrilla Forces:
◦ NSC-4/A COORDINATION OF FOREIGN INFORMATION MEASURES, 9
December 1947.
◦ SANACC 304/11, 7 November 1947
◦ National Security Council Directive NSC 5412/2
◦ CIA Act 1949
◦ NSA Act 1947
◦ Internal Security Act 1950
◦ House Un-American Activities Committee
◦ The La Follette Committee
◦ Criminal Syndicalism
◦ Patriot Act / Department of Homeland Security (2001)
◦ Authorization Use Military Force (2001)
• Hein, Benjamin, et al. “Getting to Know You: Stanford Scholar Examines Domestic
Surveillance in the USSR.” Stanford University, 2 Oct. 2012
• Walter Trohan, “Donovan Proposes Super-spy System for Postwar New Deal: Would Take
over FBI, Secret Service, ONI and G-2 to Watch Home, Abroad,” Washington Times-
Herald, 9 February 1945, 1.
• Robertson Campbell, Liz Robbins, “4 Arrested in Phone Tampering at Landrieu Office”, NY
Times, 26 January 2010.
• Jacqueline, H. R. "The strategic use of state repression and political violence." Oxford
Research Encyclopedia of Politics. 2016.
• "Geheimpolizei," Lykaion Publishing, 2020. [Clean Torture & Enhanced Interrogation]
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Group Psychology
• Bass, Bernard M. "Leadership, psychology, and organizational behavior." (1960), p. 439-
440, 524-525, et al.
"...followed by international complications, then by revolution or civil war, and
finally by a breakdown of the political institutions of the state. The dictator organizes
the chaos with ready-made, immediately effective solutions that soothe, flatter, and
exalt the people, that place no guilt on the people for these troubles but direct blame
elsewhere, permitting satisfaction through displaced aggression."
• Scheidlinger, Saul. Psychoanalysis and Group Behavior. , 1971. Print.
• Mintz, Alexander. "Non-adaptive group behavior." The Journal of abnormal and social
psychology 46.2 (1951): 150.
“...explanations for the occurrence of such behavior offered by social psychologists,
intense emotional excitement resulting from mutual facilitation (or "contagion" or
"suggestion") and leading to interference with thinking, adaptive behavior, and the
operation of moral codes,”
• Zajonc, Robert B. "Feeling and thinking: Preferences need no inferences." American
psychologist 35.2 (1980): 151.
• Greenberg, Leslie S, and Jeremy D. Safran. Emotion, Psychotherapy, Change. New York
Guilford Press, 1991.
• Stein, Morris I. Stimulating Creativity: Vol. 2., Group Procedures New York: Academic
Press, 1975.
"making the strange familiar, making the familiar strange." -Gordon, p. 213.
• Zdep, Stanley M., and William F. Oakes. "Reinforcement of leadership behavior in group
discussion." Journal of Experimental Social Psychology 3.3 (1967): 310-320.
• Scheidlinger, Saul. Psychoanalysis and Group Behavior: A Study of Freudian Group
Psychology. Westport, Conn: Greenwood Press, 1971. Print.
• French, John R., Bertram Raven, and Dorwin Cartwright. "The bases of social power."
Classics of organization theory 7 (1959): 311-320.
• Lewin, Kurt. "Subjective and Objective Elements in the Social Field: the three step
procedure." Human Relations 1 (1947): 5-41.
• Becker, Gary S. "Irrational behavior and economic theory." Journal of political economy
70.1 (1962): 1-13.
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• Bernheim, B. Douglas, and Michael D. Whinston. "Common agency." Econometrica:
Journal of the Econometric Society (1986): 923-942.
• Berry, John W. "A cultural ecology of social behavior." Advances in experimental social
psychology 12 (1979): 177-207.
• Jetten, Jolanda, Tom Postmes, and Brendan J. McAuliffe. "‘We're all individuals’: Group
norms of individualism and collectivism, levels of identification and identity threat."
European Journal of Social Psychology 32.2 (2002): 189-207.
• White, Robert W. "A preface to the theory of hypnotism." The Journal of Abnormal and
Social Psychology 36.4 (1941): 477.
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Large Group Awareness Training (abridged)
• SENSITIVITY TRAINING, CIA-RDP78-05343A000200090018-8
• Palmer, Robert D., and Peter B. Field. "Cognitive factors in hypnotic susceptibility." (1971):
165.
• AWARENESS TRAINING PROGRAM, CIA-RDP83T00573R000300040014-3,
2002/05/07
• Klar, Yechiel, et al. "Characteristics of participants in a large group awareness training."
Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology 58.1 (1990): 99.
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Errata (abridged; as-is)
• National Student Association & CIA, Ramparts Magazine, March 1967.
“It is widely known that the CIA has a number of foundations which serve as direct
fronts or as secret "conduits" that channel money from the CIA to preferred
organizations. An intimation of the scope of this financial web was afforded the public
on August 31, 1964, when Texas Congressman Wright Patman, in the course of an
investigation into the use of foundations for tax dodges, announced that the J. M.
Kaplan Fund of New York was serving as a secret conduit for CIA funds.”
• Langer, Emily, Martin Weil, “Edwin P. Wilson dies; former CIA operative and arms dealer
was 84,” Washington Post, 23 September 2012.
“a specialist in running front companies that performed spy services, prosecutors had
used false testimony, had been requested "to perform or provide any services, directly or
indirectly," for the agency during the relevant period.”
• Woodward, Bob, Ben Weiser, “Pentagon to Abolish Secret Spy Unit,” Washington Post, 18
May 1977.
“The Pentagon is abolishing its crack, super-secret intelligence unit called Task Force
157., Pentagon officials found they lacked means to control agents working for the small
companies or "cover firms" called "proprietaries", "Cozy relationships", Edwin P.
Wilson, contract employee, bombing murder of former Chilean Ambassador Oriando
Letelier, "wanted a bag of money", "connections to the Hill", consulting firms on K
Street, the cover for the task force is the Naval Administrative Services Command and
Pierce Morgan Associates Inc.,”
• United States Intelligence Support Activity (USAISA)
“USAISA was established as a "black" or compartmented activity whose existence was
not only not disclosed to the public but also not revealed to Congress.”
• Paul H. Nitze, "Instructions for the coordination and control of the Navy's clandestine
intelligence collection program," December 7, 1965.
• Miller, Greg, “Pentagon establishes Defense Clandestine Service, new espionage unit,”
Washington Post, 23 April 2012.
• Taubman, Philip, “FOR KEVIN, A WAY OF LIFE, AND DEATH,” NY Times, 1 Nov 1982.
◦ [Kevin P. Mulcahy, code of the CIA, former agents, Edwin P. Wilson, Frank E. Terpil,
profile - mental illness - pathological narcissism]
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• Central Intelligence Agency Information Act
“Amends the National Security Act of 1947 to allow the Director of Central Intelligence
to exempt certain operational files located in the Directorate of Operations...from
disclosure, search, and review provisions of the Freedom of Information Act.”
• Report of the Select Committee on Intelligence United States Senate, 1 January 1983 – 31
December 1984.
◦ Stress Modeling, FFA/C,
◦ American Documentation Institute.;
◦ American Society for Information Science.;
◦ Joint Information Service
◦ Special Libraries Association.;
◦ Documentation Abstracts, Inc.
◦ Harvard Cognition Project
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