What happens when war, black ops, and mind-altering drugs collide?
After the Vietnam War, the U.S. military admitted to using experimental drugs, including psychedelics, performance-enhancing drugs and biological agents, in an attempt to create super soldiers who were stronger, less fearful and more alert. To this day, some details remain classified and controversial, but reports suggest that soldiers saw ghosts and even demons while using red infrared goggles during helicopter flights.
Now, evidence is emerging that this practice never stopped. Even during the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, mind-altering drugs were allegedly used. Available historical records and declassified documents provide insight into these nefarious activities. Join us, Ben Chasteen and Rob Counts, on Edge of Wonder Live as we expose it all.
Posted in
On the Front Lines and tagged
Afghanistan,
Ben Chasteen,
biology,
classified documents,
demons,
Edfe of Wonder,
experimental drugs,
ghosts,
infrared systems,
Iraq,
performance-enhancing drugs,
psychedelics,
Rob Counts,
super soldiers,
Vietnam War |
