June 14, 1998: Toxic Chemical Waste - Linda Moulton Howe #124; Mind Control - Steven Jacobson

Linda Moulton Howe investigates toxic chemical contamination and its effects on human health and environmental systems while Steven Jacobson examines mind control techniques and their applications in media and social conditioning. Howe's scientific journalism background provides credible investigation into environmental threats that government agencies and corporations often conceal from public awareness. She discusses specific cases of chemical contamination, including military and industrial sources that have created health hazards affecting civilian populations without adequate warning or remediation. Howe examines how environmental toxicity might be deliberately created or maintained to serve population control objectives while exploring connections between chemical exposure and increasing rates of illness and neurological dysfunction. Jacobson contributes his research into psychological manipulation techniques used in media programming, advertising, and social conditioning to influence public opinion and behavior without conscious awareness. His investigation reveals how sophisticated psychological manipulation operates through entertainment, news media, and educational programming to shape public attitudes and beliefs according to institutional objectives. The combination of environmental and psychological investigation demonstrates different aspects of systematic manipulation affecting both physical and mental health of civilian populations. Both presentations examine how hidden agendas might operate through environmental and psychological means to maintain social control while preventing public awareness of manipulation techniques. Their work reveals patterns of institutional deception that extend across both environmental and psychological domains while demonstrating the importance of independent investigation into threats affecting public health and consciousness.