William Sargant
| William Walters Sargant was a British psychiatrist (the Mental Health Industry), who played a role in the history of mind control during the WW1 and WW2 ritual by doing research on drugs, coma and electroshock torture for MI5 (ties to CIA mind control project MK Ultra, which started in 1953 and expanded on the research of Project Bluebird and Project Artichoke). |  |
He was educated at Ley's School (Methodist Church, red rose on coat of arms, school of James Hilton, Ralph Izzard, Donald Winnicott, Arthur Rank, JG Ballard, Christopher Hitchens) and St John's College Cambridge.
From 1935 he worked under Edward Mapother (Eugenics Society) at Maudsley Hospital with traumatized soldiers of WW1, experimenting with catharsis and insulin shock therapy (triggering and releasing trauma), similar to the work of John Rawling Reese, who later worked for Tavistock Institute.
In 1938 he spent a year at Harvard Medical School (MC: mind control) under neurologist Stanley Cobb (friend of Carl Jung, ties to the Mormons) and visited Walter Freeman (lobotomies, George Washington University) of St Elizabeths Hospital in Washington DC.
The Dunkirk evacuation in 1940 was aimed to provide a stream of new test subjects for trauma based mind control research.
In 1947 he worked a year at Duke University (Methodist, Quakers, university of Tim Cook, Rand Paul, JB Pritzker, Richard Nixon, Melinda Gates) in North Carolina.
In 1948 he worked at Belmont and St Thomas Hospital in London, where he experimented on patients with drugs and coma inducement through insulin and founded the Department of Psychological Medicine. The Institute of Psychiatry was founded, in alliance with the NHS and Maudsley Hospital.
He was in contact with MK Ultra psychiatrist Ewen Cameron and supervised by Australian doctor Harry Bailey who experimented with deep sleep (dreaming) at Chelmsford Private Hospital in Sydney (=Disney) and later worked for WHO.
In 1957 he wrote Battle for the Mind A Physiology of Conversion an Brainwashing, published by Pan Books. In the book he stressed the importance of inducing a sense of guilt and conflict, used by the Methodists. It was in written in Majorca (House of Castile, castle on its flag) with Robert Graves (gay agenda, trained at Oxford with TE Lawrence to be used in program Modernism).
In 1973 he wrote The Mind Possessed: A Physiology of Possession, Mysticism and faith Healing.
In 1977 his assistant at St Thomas, David Owen (Fabian Society) became Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs in the UK.
Disinfo agent Gordon Thomas wrote Inside the Sleeping Room with testimonies claiming Sargant used Thorazine, Stellazine, Melaril, Elavil, Tofranil, lithium carbonate and worked with pharmaceutical companies Eli Lilly and Company, Hoffman-La Roche, Merck, Sharp and Dohme, Smith Kline, Park-Davis and Company, Searle Laboratories and Geigy. The book also claimed he worked with Frank Olson and Sydney Gottlieb and later with with Jolyon West.
Gordon Thomas worked for the BBC and Chanel 4 and also wrote The Damned Voyage (movie of Stuart Rosenberg with Max von Sydow, Malcolm McDowell, Faye Dunaway, Ben Gazzara, produced by ITC of Lew Grade), Gideon's Spies: The Secret History of the Mossad, Enola Gay, The Jesus Conspiracy, Secret & Lies A History of CIA Mind Control and Germ Warfare.
Gordon Thomas was the cousin of poet Dylan Thomas (Sgt Pepper's cover, poem 'Do not go gentle into that goodnight'), who worked for propaganda office Ministry of Information and was promoted by MI6 agent Stephen Spender. Dylan Thomas was treated in an alcohol induced coma at St Vincent's Hospital in NY. The phrase 'Do not go gentle into that goodnight' was used in Independence Day with Will(iam) Smith. His work was adapted into movies Under the Milkwood with Elizabeth Taylor, Rebecca's Daughters with Peter O'Toole and Set Fire to the Stars with Elijah Wood.
In 1998 Canadian tv broadcast the Sleep Room, based on the book of Anne Collins (Colonna).
In 2009 the BBC broadcast the Revealing the Mind Bender General (sensationalist fear programming).
Sacha Baron Cohen's brother Simon Baron Cohen worked at Maudsley.
The Dunkirk evacuation was romanticized in propaganda Dunkirk of Christopher Nolan with Harry Styles (transgender agenda), Cillian Murphy (transgender agenda, sleep manipulation in Inception), Kenneth Branagh, Tom Hardy,..
Nolan used the Dylan Thomas poem 'Do not go gentle into that goodnight' in Interstellar with Matthew McConaughey as Cooper (based on astronaut Gordon Cooper). Nolan also made the Batman trilogy with Gary Oldman as Gordon.
born 4/24/1907.
died 8/27/1988.