Sidney Gottlieb: The Architect Who Lived
Gottlieb personally drove to the Agency's records center in 1973 to oversee the destruction of MKULTRA's files. He retired to a goat farm. He died in his bed.
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"The most dangerous worldview is the one held by people who have never looked at any other."
— Alexander von Humboldt
Gottlieb personally drove to the Agency's records center in 1973 to oversee the destruction of MKULTRA's files. He retired to a goat farm. He died in his bed.
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