Caption: Canada’s ten provinces,. Photo: ontheworldmap.com
by Mary W Maxwell, LLB
This week a number of Canadian victims of mind control gathered to file a class-action lawsuit. The proposed Defendants are a hospital, a university, and the Canadian government. I say “proposed” because, at the hearing on 9 June 2025, the only action the plaintiffs could take was to ask the court if there be sufficient grounds to proceed. Mon Dieu!
A class action (or many separate actions) is also needed by the US survivors, as I have been saying and writing for 14 years. Let us wait no longer. Unlike in Canada, the US has long since had a congressional investigation. It was headed – and televised – by Senator Frank Church in 1976.
Granted, The CIA Director of the time, Stansfield Turner (1923-2018), took the mickey out of it by saying that the MK-Ultra experiments had ended, and the files were lost. (They hadn’t and I bet they weren’t), but at least he did not do the usual by saying “Our hands are clean, oh so, so clean.” Thank you, Stansfield. A little bit goes a long way.
As for Australia, it has had super-noisy complainers in the person of Fiona Barnett. Thank you, Fiona; the whole world owes you.) And Rachel Vaughan to this day keeps perfect records of involvement by SAPOL (South Australian Police).
Also, there was the “Chelmsford Royal Commission” in the 1980s over the many deaths at that psychiatric hospital in Sydney. However, the excitement focused on Dr Harry Bailey — a colleague of Canada’s Dr Ewen Cameron — and his Harvey-Weinstein-like auditioning of female patients. (Pardon me, but that is how the media took the spotlight off the Deep Sleep therapy.)
By the way, I feel ashamed that we never helped the late Barry Hart who made a good case against Chelmsford for ruining his brain, and got $36,000 compensation, but was generally scorned.
Below, you can watch a short video of the Canucks visiting their court this week, but here I want to offer a quote from Terry Shulze who stated this as a comment at Gumshoe under a 2015 article entitled: “Mind Control: When To Arrest the Practitioners.” Quite possibly a court somewhere can make use of Shulze’s discovery of a secret code — he is a retired Sydney barrister:
Terry Shulze (August 15, 2015)
Here’s my story in regards to ‘Chelmsford’. I got a ‘flick’ brief from one of the guys on my floor that got ‘jammed’ (his trial went over an extra day and he gave me the brief for the following day).
It was simple ‘compensation’ claim with doctor reports and taking
the witness through her evidence – no biggie, I’d done heaps of them. The NSW Government had allocated some money for victims of the ‘negligence’ of Chelmsford hospital and she was one of them.
Some background on me, I’m a Vietnam vet that had been a PTSD counsellor (I started the first ‘group’ sessions in Oz). I had some understanding of working with people with psychiatric issues.
The next morning I took my new client through her story – I was stunned. She had suffered depression from the break-up of a relationship and was referred to Chelmsford. What they did to her with ‘deep sleep’ therapy and electro shock was beyond anything I could comprehend for dealing with psychiatric problems, if anything it would probably make it worse.
She had attempted to escape twice. The first time she only got down the block in her gown when they caught up with her. They dragged her kicking and screaming for help back to Chelmsford and gave her another electro shock. The second time she managed to get away for a couple of hours, then back for another electro shock.
She eventually was discharged, a completely broken wreck with a 7 different pills to take each day. She took a sea cruise of the Greek Islands to help recover and one day just dumped all the pills over the side of the ship. It took her a week to withdraw from the medications, but she made it.
Fast forward some years and I read about Dr. Cameron in North America. When I heard ‘deep sleep with barbituates’ and electro shock, I remembered the Chelmsford case.
At that time on the internet there was the evidence from an inquiry on Dr. Cameron. I started going through the various documents and eventually found correspondence between Dr. Bailey of Chelmsford and Cameron in Canada.
I had read heaps of medical records, reports and clinical notes related to previous medical cases, I didn’t expect any problems reading the Chemlsford stuff – but I did. I could understand the dosage, duration of sleep and a few other things, but the ‘clinical notes’ were gobblygook. The notes were unreadable, the sentence structures were odd, the phraseology didn’t make sense – then I realised they were discussing the results in CODE.
Unfortunately, I never broke the code. I couldn’t find anything in the documents that would help me decipher it.
The NSW Government allocated money for ‘negligence’, but this was not a medical negligence issue – this was intentional medical malfeasance. Perhaps you could argue that the first death was a manslaughter, but after that they knew what they were doing could and WOULD kill people. Yeah, murder charges should have been brought. What happens? The government (tax payers) paid money to make the whole thing go away.
— end of quote from Terry Shulze
And please note: my new book about President Kennedy’s son, “The Historian’s Tale,” shows how that child, too, was cruelly MK-Ultra’d after his father’s assassination. I have sent a copy of the book to Rep Anna Luna who is watching the purported release of the JFK files.
Here is the new Montreal video: