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You can now search through 12 million pages of declassified CIA files online

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The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has just put over 12 million pages of declassified documents online for your viewing pleasure.

The mass of documents, news clippings, letters, and reports cover a whole host of bizarre and fascinating subjects spanning from the 1940s onwards. A cursory glance shows files on subjects ranging from UFO sightings, spies’ recipes for invisible ink, investigations into celebrity “psychic” Uri Geller’s “paranormal perception”, and even documents about the infamous behavior control project MK-Ultra.
via IFLScience

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Excerpt from the Uri Geller files. CIA Library


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