50s: Starting with a storage ring

Chapter 416 Brainwashing Techniques

Therefore, Sun Zhiwei drove off the "George Washington Memorial Highway" just before the CIA intersection.

This is already on the outskirts of Langley. The nearby buildings are the estates of some wealthy people, surrounded by wide and sparse woods.

Because the forest was so sparse, he could even see the CIA building from a kilometer away.

This is troublesome. Sun Zhiwei couldn't help but sigh. The CIA is surrounded by forests, and there isn't even a road leading out of the area. It seems like they'll have to dig a very long tunnel.

He looked around and saw that there were many detached villas in the vicinity.

These forest villas are usually vacation homes for the wealthy, and they are not usually occupied. At most, a service company will come to clean them once a month.

He realized that it was already September, and the weather was no longer considered hot, so there probably weren't many people living there.

He unfolded the space, slowing down the car while checking the situation inside the surrounding villas.

Sure enough, several villas in the vicinity were empty.

However, almost all of these villas have cameras installed outside. No wonder they are rich; they are already using these high-tech security devices.

He didn't linger at the villa's entrance, but continued driving until he reached a location surrounded by trees before stopping.

He put the pickup truck into his spatial storage and quickly slipped into the forest under cover of darkness, soon arriving at the side of an abandoned villa.

He had already checked the villa and found no signs of anyone living there. Even the refrigerator was off, and the camera was only installed at the entrance.

He moved from a blind spot in the camera's view to the side of the villa, where there was an outdoor entrance to the basement.

Using the space available, he removed the large lock from the basement iron door and secretly entered the villa's underground area.

Then it was time to demonstrate our old skills. We quickly determined the direction and then chose a corner of the basement to start digging.

It's several hundred meters from here to the CIA building; he'll have to dig for a while.

What's better than the city is that there are mostly tree roots and rocks underground here, and no messy pipes or tunnels, so you can dig freely without worrying about digging through anything.

Half an hour later, Sun Zhiwei stood next to the third basement level of the CIA building.

Just now, when I got close to the building, I almost broke through and got inside.

It turns out that the CIA also has many underground levels, one of which is at the same depth as the tunnel he dug. He almost dug through into one of the rooms.

Fortunately, he was unharmed and stopped directly outside the wall on the third basement level.

Since he was only looking for some information and wouldn't be staying long, he decided not to dig any further down and instead examined the building's internal structure from there.

This building has 7 floors above ground and 3 floors below ground, totaling 10 floors. It has a building area of ​​140 million square feet and covers an area of ​​258 acres. Its exterior is magnificent, and the walls are decorated with white marble.

Compared to the shabby Hoover Building of the FBI, this place is much more spacious.

Not only is the place large, but the security facilities are also very complete. There is a large spherical radar station next to the building, which can monitor the sky for hundreds of kilometers around.

When Sun Zhiwei was surveying the radar station, he discovered that there was a set of hidden underground missile silos under the garden next to the radar station.

It is believed that once radar detects an incoming aerial attack, the missiles here will be launched in time to intercept it.

This kind of defense system is unparalleled. If the Pentagon had this kind of treatment, it wouldn't have had a corner of its structure damaged by a passenger plane during 9/11.

He wandered around the entire building before finally finding the vault where classified documents were stored. Security was much tighter here; anyone needing to access the information had to go through a special approval process. Because the CIA is a global intelligence organization, the documents stored here were grouped by country.

He noticed that the two largest warehouses contained Russian documents, while mainland China's documents were scarce, so they were stored in the same room as documents from other Asian countries.

He carefully examined the list and found the list of undercover agents. The number of agents was small, but they had been infiltrating for a long time.

This is due to the fact that grassroots organizations in China have been cracking down on and engaging in very little communication with the M in recent decades.

Those notorious traitors of later generations are not CIA agents now.

As the pace of reform and opening up accelerated and domestic exchanges with the outside world increased, many people witnessed the decadent lifestyle of the West and, unable to resist the temptation, gradually fell under the control of the CIA.

However, even a small mosquito is still meat, and this list was useful. He immediately took the list, photographed it all, and prepared to send it back home for another round of eradication.

After finishing that, he continued searching the surrounding rooms, occasionally checking the list of CIA agents in various countries.

It's easier to deal with the hostile Russian bear, since they are the enemy and they will use any means necessary to threaten and bribe.

Old M, on the other hand, doesn't spare his allies either. The CIA's list of infiltrators in each of the allies' countries is longer than that of the Soviet Union, which has truly broadened his horizons.

After searching through all the rooms in each country, he finally found one room filled with various secret CIA projects.

For example, the MK-ULTRA project was an experiment aimed at researching the control of human minds. The method involved developing various drugs and using various forms of torture to control people's thoughts and behaviors.

The plan was to be carried out at Fort Detrick, 50 kilometers outside Washington, D.C., where a top-secret CIA military base is located.

For many years, it has been a highly classified CIA research center for chemical and biological weapons and mind control.

It extensively used prisoners and criminals to conduct inhumane human experiments, involving tens of thousands of people.

The MK-ULTRA project, which lasted for 20 years from the 40s to the 60s, ultimately failed.

Most of the experimental files for this project have now been destroyed, leaving only a brief description of the project here.

But Fort Detrick is still there, and research into various biological and chemical weapons continues there.

There is also a cold storage facility inside the base, which is the CIA's poison depot, storing a large number of deadly bacterial samples and finished chemical agents.

The CIA will use them whenever necessary.

This is a dark history of the CIA! Sun Zhiwei was overjoyed and quickly took photos of these files.

After the files for Project MK-ULTRA were photographed, he also reviewed Project Echelon, a global communications surveillance program.

Currently, mainland China is not within the scope of this surveillance plan.

However, it is certain that with the increasingly frequent exchanges between China and the United States, the mainland will sooner or later be included in the scope of this surveillance program.

Take pictures, take pictures of everything.

After the "Echelon System" project was completed, he finally saw the "Stargate Project".

The beginning of "Project Stargate" explains the origin of the project, and the reasons behind it are quite absurd and ridiculous.

(End of this chapter)