From Ellyn Lapointe's 1-14-25 DAILY MAIL article entitled "I Was in Gifted Classes as a Kid in the 90s... Here's Why I Think It Was a Secret CIA Program":
Americans who were part of 'gifted and talented' education programs in the 1980s and 1990s believe they were part of a secret government intelligence program.
The Gifted And Talented Education program (GATE) provides students with advanced curriculum and activities to foster creativity and critical thinking skills.
But many former students believe they were actually part of a secret CIA initiative to test the supernatural abilities of children with above average intelligence.
One woman, who claimed to be part of the program in the 1990s, shared a workbook she purportedly used during class, showing she was cracking codes and learning Russian.
'The stuff I found in there — I'm like, what were you training us for?' she said.
Some former GATE students argued that the program was tied to the CIA's Gateway Program that was developed in the 1980s to explore the limitations of human consciousness using sound, meditation and other techniques.
A document released by the CIA explains that these recordings typically featured a series of 'non-verbal audio patterns' masked by sounds like crashing waves or wind blowing through the trees.
Many alumni of GATE programs recalled being subjected to the same audio 'tests' at school [...].
This audio was developed by the Monroe Institute for the CIA's Gateway Program. Those who claim that it was used on them in schools believe that the agency was 'exploring psychic phenomena in children.'
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