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Maybe some things just take a long time to come to fruition. Take MK-Ultra... that stuff was already up and running and having its heyday in the 1950s', 60's and 70's. You'd think that by the time I was in college in the 80's it would be more than just rare whispers — and I was part of some pretty fringe-y stuff — and now it's everywhere. Not disputing its documented existence but pondering the mechanics and timing of its more recent proliferation in the public space... and people's reaction to the information.
RE: Is There REALLY a Boogeyman Around Every Corner?