Mind Control and Jonestown
…brainwashing is only one specific form of mind control, and there were many different forms used to convince the people of Jonestown to drink cyanide-laced Kool-Aid and murder 304 children….
…brainwashing is only one specific form of mind control, and there were many different forms used to convince the people of Jonestown to drink cyanide-laced Kool-Aid and murder 304 children….
…(Layton 1999). On the fatal November 18th of 1978 armed guards were also present to make sure that everyone drank cyanide-spiked Kool-Aid (Nelson 2006). 2.3 Moving the movement Peoples Temple…
…as “drinking the Kool-Aid.” Peoples Temple Members Three distinct types of people joined Peoples Temple: white families in Indiana, young whites with higher education in California after 1968, and…
…the viewing of Kennerly’s photograph, particularly with his decision to place an empty vat of Kool-Aid as the central device of his image. The subject is a benign drink consumed…
…members. She feels many people were forced to drink the poison Kool-Aid, since many at the polling raised their hands out of fear. Prior to her arrival at Jonestown, she…
…questionable sources, and even to expressions like “drink the Kool-Aid.” I personally had never heard about Jonestown until the end of March 2015. My first exposure to this subject was…
…watched us fall in line with the final footsteps of my former family, those first-ever Kool-Aid drinkers, whose tumultuous passage on November 18, 1978 drew a sharp line of demarcation…
…Prokes joined him. Prokes said that the Page 21 same woman said Ryan was going to be attacked soon. He had not been attacked yet or could be they were…
…by an impulse to know the answers to those big, unanswerable questions – how? why? When I asked my students to explain the phrase, “Don’t Drink the Kool-Aid,” they did,…
…followed a sick man named Jim Jones into a South American jungle and poisoned their children with Kool-Aid laced with cyanide, because that is something anyone can research, but isn’t…