Brain Control Documented by New York Times Developing As Early As 1940

In December of 2022, The Biden Administration sanctioned 34 Chinese companies for their activity with and development of "brain control weaponry." The development of brain control weaponry is not new however and has a history that is documented as early as the 1940s. In 2011, Robert Naselund gave a lecture, which is translated from Swedish to English on SCRIBD here Sweden Human Brain Project Conference Transcript | PDF | Brain | Human (scribd.com). In this excerpt, Naeslund discusses how development in brain control was talked about in the New York Times in a 1967 editorial titled "Push Button People:" Here is the excerpt

Robert Naeslund: During the 1970s the danger had become even greater and more and more articles were written about the C.I.A's brain control systems. During a single summer in 1977 the New York Times published thirty articles about the C.I.A's brain control systems. The most important thing that was brought into the light was that this project had already had begun in the 1940s, and that they had built with this technology, a state within a state. In 1967 the New York Times had its first editorial under the title "Push Button People" and they discussed ongoing experiments that warned about the development of this technology and it was stated that it has come up to a more general debate and to everyone's attention. They also mentioned that probably there were countries in the world that already planned to subjugate their populations using this technique. I'll quote a few words from the New York Times editorial. "It is the possibility of similar control over human beings that causes concern. Several years ago a scientist told a scientific meeting that experiments with patients seems to support the distasteful conclusion that motion, emotion and behavior can be directed by electrical forces and that humans can be controlled like robots by push buttons. It is indeed a distaseful conclusion but it is quite conceivable that in some countries investigations may be under way into the possibility of using these techniques to control human beings. But the mere existence of such a possibility is disturbing, and certainly merits wider public discussion and a greater attention than it has received up to now." Certainly this was the way it was. Both in the U.S. and Sweden were countries that had far reaching plans to subugate citizens beyond their knolwedg in brain control systems.