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David Mann and the CIA

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posted on Jun, 24 2006 @ 12:58 PM
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ok I wasn’t sure where this topic should go so if its in the wrong place feel free to move it.

I was looking around sites and came across the story below its from the 1990's I dont know how much credibility this site has and if the story is pure fabrication but wondered if anyone had heard of this case or similar?


David Mann's life started going downhill soon after he left the army in 1992. A veteran of the Gulf War, David suffered from chronic depression that he thought was brought on by unauthorised experiments he suffered during the attack on Iraq. Experiments, he claimed, that were conducted by the CIA in an attempt to make a select group of men into "super soldiers."

Mann was the leading officer of a squad that was part of a larger group of special forces soldiers whose job it was to infiltrate Iraq before the invasion and access enemy troop strength and strongholds in the desert terrain. It was during this exercise that David received special training that neither he nor the other men in his unit had asked for.

[In a rambling letter to the New Orleans Times-Herald, Mann stated that after his squad met with a CIA operative named "Red One" they were lead to a cave complex in the Iraq desert where he was subjected to a battery of tests and "mind control devices".


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I find it intresting to think that the CIA were involved in the war back then mind you i shouldnt be surprized really. This story is interesting to say the least, iv been trying to track down some info on it maybe im lookin in the wrong places.
What does everyone think?

mod edit, spelling/grammar


[edit on 24-6-2006 by DontTreadOnMe]



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