Source: Conscious Media Network


The Trance-Formation of America

Mark Phillips worked for the CIA for many years. As the employee of a DOD subcontractor with exposure to mind-control research, Mark was required to sign an oath of secrecy. To this day he is restricted by law from revealing certain specific information that directly pertained to his employment as, among other "sensitive" exposures, a U.S. DOD subcontractor in mind-control research.

Mark's first encounter with mind control research began in the late 1960s in Atlanta, Georgia on the Emory University campus at the Yerkes Primate Center. It was there that he learned about primate behavior modification--the basis for human mind control. Part I of this book is his attempt to impart an understanding of how this and other exposures would prepare him for the challenge of a lifetime.

What Mark witnessed, in terms of technology, at the Yerkes Primate Center and other government sponsored research facilities, combined with years of personal research into this science of mind manipulation, did not adequately prepare him for what he would be exposed to in 1988 through an unexpected chain of events. This exposure came in the form of personal acquaintance with the human result officially entitled by DOD as, among other cryptic file titles, MK-Ultra.

Mark rescued Cathy and her daughter from her "captor", a well known entertainer by the name of Alex Houston and gave them sanctuary and a path to regaining wholeness by his skilled facilitation. In this interview, Mark gives us the vital background to Cathy's story and his realisations about his colleagues and employers true motives.

Some of the names revealed in this testimony and their books are well known politicians and public figures and the depth of their depravity is even harder to accept.

PUBLIC NOTICE: This interview and the books 'Trance-Formation of America' and 'Access Denied. For Reasons of National Security' contain sexually explicit quotes and irrefutable anatomical details of perpetrators and is therefore recommended for mature readers only.