Ever wondered what happens when someone doses a bunch of army guys with LSD?
Summary: An archive film from 1964 showing a trial of an incapacitating drug on British marines during a field exercise; the video title identifies the drug as LSD. The narration says the drug was added to the troops’ drinking water without their knowledge, and describes the men becoming unable to carry out their tasks, laughing and behaving inconsequentially, until the commander says he cannot control them.
Andrew T. Austin is a therapist, trainer and author. He qualified as a registered general nurse in 1992, with clinical experience that included accident and emergency (A&E) and neurosurgery, and went on to train in Ericksonian hypnotherapy, NLP (to trainer level) and Provocative Therapy with Frank Farrelly. He developed Integral Eye Movement Therapy Technique (IEMT), formalised as a training in 2008, and Metaphors of Movement. Both are included in The SAGE Encyclopedia of Theory in Counseling and Psychotherapy (2015). He is the author of The Rainbow Machine: Tales from a Neurolinguist's Journal, prefaced and edited by Steve Andreas and published by Real People Press.
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Mass administration of LSD required. Particularly in the White House and North Korea's equivalent of.