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Was Dr. Christopher 'Kit' Green involved in government mind-control programs in the 1990s?Source
Oct 27, 2026
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Kit Green’s intelligence and remote-viewing work is documented; a 1990s operational mind-control role is not shown here.
Green’s documented career places him in intelligence science, remote-viewing oversight, and later medical and defense-related research. That history explains why his name appears in accounts of secret programs. It does not, in the supplied record, establish that he took part in an operational MKULTRA-style mind-control program during the 1990s. The central gap is direct documentation.
Kit Green, a former CIA scientist, really did oversee remote-viewing research. That paper trail is why darker claims keep finding him.
Dr. Christopher Kit Green spent his career where intelligence science meets the strange: CIA service, remote-viewing oversight, research into anomalous mental phenomena, later government-linked UAP work. A Reddit post folds him into an MKULTRA-style mind-control network. The documents show the doors he walked through. The real programs were secret enough for rumor to fill the rest.
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The Key to Disclosure: Dr. Christopher Kit Green and Mind Control
From Dr. Christopher Kit Green and his 1995 link to Mind Control, to Dr. Hal Puthoff, Col. John Alexander, Ron Pandolfi, and Gary Nolan... to a plethora of Military, Intelligence, Department of Defense Personnel, etc. - THE ENTIRE DISCLOSURE SCENE IS MADE OF MK-ULTRA STEMMED PROGRAMMERS/HANDLERS AND VICTIMS/ASSETS! Go to my twitter/X page @GreyAreaMonarch for leaked AUDIO/COMMS/MORE OF MANY COMPRO
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'There was no way I could explain it': the CIA scientist convinced by Uri Geller's psychic powers
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Kit Green
Christopher "Kit" Green was a physician and neurophysiologist who served in the CIA's Life Sciences Division, where he functioned as the agency's primary scientific reviewer and liaison for the SRI remote viewing program from its inception in 1972. He was among the small number of CIA officers who m
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