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by Cheryl Welsh
President
Citizens Against Human Rights Abuse
February 2001
from
MinJustice Website
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For further documentation on this
serious and extensive issue, refer to CAHRA
[now Mind Justice
mindjustice.org] website.
Citizens Against Human Rights Abuse, CAHRA [now Mind Justice]
IRS approved nonprofit 501(c) 3
Cheryl Welsh, president
(530) 758-1626
915 Zaragoza St.
Davis, CA U.S.A. 95616
* CAHRA [now Mind Justice], Citizens Against Human Rights Abuse was
formed by a group of victims of alleged nonconsensual human
experimentation involving electromagnetic and neurological weapons,
in order to stop the abuse.
Your donations have made the preliminary
Dr. Bertell study possible.
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Endorsement of this paper by Dr.
Rosalie Bertell, who has a doctorate degree in Biometry, the
design of epidemiological research and the mathematical analysis of
bio-medical problems.
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Dr. Bertell documented military microwave
zapping of Greenham Commons women nuclear protesters in the 1980s as
reported in London Guardian March 10, 1987. She authored UN reports on the Chernobyl
disaster, has five honorary doctorates, numerous peace prizes and
more.
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In an email dated 3-12-01, Dr. Bertell
stated,
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Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2001
18:27:42 -0500
Dear Cheryl,
I have received your document and I
think you have enough information for a documentary report or an
article by an investigative reporter. It may raise concern about
the issues, but does not prove anything. [Dr. Bertell is
referring to the document, EMR Weapons: As Powerful as the
Atomic Bomb]. ...There is some confusion about weapon use and
harassment or experimental use, with the latter being harder to
document.
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The health effects which can be
attributed to EMR weapons is also, as you know, not established.
Your problems are quite similar to that of the atomic bomb
victims, including the military, the Japanese and those living
downwind of a nuclear test site. Very few of the experienced
health effects have ever been admitted. We also deal with the
same denial and secrecy with the Gulf War, Bosnia and Kosovo
vets exposed to ceramic DU...
Fifty years of an East/West scientific controversy reveals a
still classified cold war secret; non-thermal� EMR weapon effects
are the basis for massive East/West mind control projects
The 1989 Breakup of the Soviet Union leads to US admission of
classified mind control technology and exposes massive Russian
mind control arsenal
US government takes extreme measures to keep this powerful
weapon under wraps; refuse to acknowledge alleged weapon testing
on US citizens, while Russian government admits to mind control
weapons and experiment victims take their case to the Russian
government, the Duma and Soviet press
After fifty years, the truth is now out: Control of your mind is
a military capability
What follows are the supporting facts from several independent
and reputable mainstream publications and experts.
As a result, the horrific human rights abuses of illegal and
classified experiments in the US and Russia continuing to this
day are becoming public knowledge.
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Electromagnetic
Weapons - As Powerful As The Atomic Bomb
A fifty year electromagnetic arms race between Russia and the U.S.
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Russia & East Block say non-thermal� electromagnetic biological
effects used for new weapons. U.S. says non-thermal� EMR effects are
not proven.
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10 July 1979 Committee on
Disarmament 1-52, V.L. Issraelyan, Representative of the
USSR to the Committee on Disarmament. "Assessments quoted in
international literature of the potential danger of the
development of a new weapon of mass destruction are based on
the results of research into the so-called "non-thermal"
effects of electromagnetic radiation on biological targets.
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These effects may take the form
of damage to or disruption of the functioning of the
internal organs and systems of the human organism or of
changes in its functioning."
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H.P. Schwan was a German
scientist who
came to the US under a military 'recruitment
program' after the war. He has worked at the University of
Pennsylvania on numerous government contracts and set the
first health and safety standards for electromagnetic
radiation, adopted by the US government.
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In Physical Properties of
Biological Matter: Some History, Principles, and
Applications by Herman P. Schwan, 1982.
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"...Rajewsky and I had
published a paper on the conductivity of erythrocytes,
reporting, for the first time, dielectric measurements
on biological materials extending up to 1,000 MHz. ...I
mention all of these things to indicate the decisive
role that the Navy and NIH played. Navy support has been
available to me, in one form or another, ever since
1947, and NIH support since 1952."
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The book continues,
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"..While a young physics
student, financial problems forced me to interrupt my
studies until I found employment as an electronics
technician at the Oswalt Institute for Physics in
Medicine, now the Max Planck Institute for
Biophysics....cell membranes are not likely to be
affected directly by microwaves since fields of interest
can only apply potentials across the membranes that are
vanishingly small in comparison with potentials needed
to yield significant membrane responses. And significant
responses of biopolymers require field strength levels
very much higher than those causing undue heating."
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Schwan has worked extensively in
the biomedical engineering field. He has claimed up to the
1990s that the non-thermal� effects of electromagnetic
radiation have not been proven.
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H.P. Schwan's March 22, 2000
email response to the issue of classified electromagnetic,
neurological weapons stated.
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Washington AP, May 22, 1988,
Barton Reppert Associated Press Writer
Looking at the
Moscow Signal, the Zapping of an Embassy 35 years later, The
Mystery Lingers.
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Reppert stated,
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"Since the early 1980s,
however, federal government support for non-ionizing
radiation bioeffects research has declined markedly. W.
Ross Adey, a leading researcher based at the Veteran's
Administration Medical Center in Loma Linda, Calif.,
told a House subcommittee last Oct. 6 that current
levels of government funding - now about $7 million a
year- are 'disastrously low.'
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There is reason to believe
that this situation has arisen in part through a
well-organized activity on the part of major corporate
entities from the consumer and military electronic
industries to discredit all research into athermal
biological and biomedical effects," Adey said.
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Neurological Research, Vol. 4,
No 1/2, 1982, Dr. Ross Adey,
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Dr. Stefan Possony was a Hoover
Institute fellow and was called "the intellectual father of
'Star Wars' and "one of the most influential civilian
strategic planners in the Pentagon" ( Guardian,1995,17).
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Dr. Possony wrote about "messaging directly into a target mind"
with low frequency waves.
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Defense & Foreign Affairs.
P.34(1983,July), "Scientific Advances Hold Dramatic
Prospects for Psy-Strat", Possony, Stefan
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"Associate Editor Dr. Stefan
Possony discusses how scientists are facing the prospect
of messaging directly into a target mind. Whither psy-war?
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Suppose it becomes feasible to affect brain cells by low
frequency waves or beams, thereby altering psychological
states, and making it possible to transmit suggestions
and commands directly into the brain. Who is so rash as
to doubt that technological breakthroughs of this
general type would not be put promptly to psyops use?
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More importantly who would
seriously assume that such a technology would not be
deployed to accomplish political and military surprise?
A few years ago there was much excitement about the
Soviet microwave "bombardment" of the US Embassy in
Moscow.
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Why did the KGB, then under Yuri Andropov's
leadership, embark on this seemingly scurrilous - and
very prolonged - effort? There was no answer to this
question, except that the KGB must have wished to harass
US diplomats and cause them to worry about their health.
This theory was never convincing.
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The question was raised
whether the Soviets had discovered a technique of using
microwaves for psychological purposes, and whether they
were experimenting with this technique on US specialists
on the USSR, unwittingly pressed into Soviet service as
guinea pigs. Impossible, replied the State Department,
the waves cannot break through the blood-brain barrier,
and thermal effects are so negligible that the body
would not be affected.
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Nevertheless, embassy
personnel were indemnified for health damage. By 1979,
at the latest, it was known that electromagnetic fields
raising body temperatures less than 0.1 degrees Celsius
may result in somatic changes. It was most surprising
that such a trivial temperature rise was having any
effects, and even more astonishing that those effects
were significant. Chemical, physiological and behavioral
changes can occur within "windows" of frequency and
energy continua.
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Another is at the level of
the human electroencephalogram (EEG), which is in the
range of extremely low radio and sound waves, around 20
Hertz. Let us cut the story to the minimum. The original
model, according to which the blood-brain barrier cannot
be broken, was derived from the axiom that
electromagnetic waves interact with tissue in a linear
manner.
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However, it turned out that
the molecular vibrations caused by a stimulating
extracellular electromagnetic field are non-linear. In
the US, the pioneering work seems to have been done by
Albert F. Lawrence and w. Ross Adey, writing in
Neurological Research, Volume 4, 1982."
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Defense & Foreign Affairs
Daily", June 7, 1983.
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"On April 29, 1983, Associate Editor
Dr. Stefan Possony, addressing the Defense 83 meeting
sponsored by Defense & Foreign Affairs, reported on Dr.
Adey's work and on the work by Dr. A.S. Davydov of the
Ukrainian Academy of Sciences. Davydov discovered how the
blood-brain barrier can be penetrated by low frequency beams
and directly affect cells in the brain. Possony's remarks
were delivered to a panel studying psychological warfare.
[Part of that paper is printed
above - Ed.]
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In the US research on direct
brain waves has scarcely begun, and the USSR has a lead of
approximately 25 years. Once it is matured the new
technology will be extraordinarily significant in medicine.
It also may have major impacts on communications,
intelligence, and psychological operations, and permit
deliberate physiological impairment.
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The KGB is known to be
interested in the program. It is not known whether the US
and other Governments are trying to determine whether their
countries have become targets of clandestine brain waves
beamed from the USSR.
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Suppression of non-thermal� EMR research
by US government and EMR industry for fifty years is documented
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Microwave Debate by Nicholas
Steneck
1984, MIT Press, page 84.
Following the UCLA
conference, the military, which controlled the RF bioeffects
purse-strings and therefore made the major policy decisions,
decided both to fish and cut bait. Publicly talk of athermal
effects was downplayed.
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Open contracts were not awarded
for athermal or central nervous system studies, and in fact
efforts were even made to keep information about central
nervous system research from circulating too widely.
Privately, however, the military and the State Department
began work to try to determine whether there was any factual
basis for a belief in the direct effect of RF radiation on
human behavior and whether perhaps the Soviets had gotten
the jump in exploiting such effects for espionage and
military purposes.
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The primary motivation for the
work was a desire to find out the purpose of a beam of
microwave radiation that was being directed at the U.S.
embassy in Moscow.
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This and all subsequent
information on the UCLA meeting is taken from the
unpublished minutes:
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"Neurological Responses to
External Electromagnetic Energy (A Critique of Currently
Available Data and Hypotheses)," co-sponsored by the
Brain Research Institute, UCLA and the Air Force Systems
Command, July 11, 1963, USAF Contract 18(600)-2057.
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Zapping of America by Paul
Brodeur, 1977.
[The following comments are by Milton Zaret,
an opthmalogist who was paid by the Air Force to examine the
eyes of military radar technicians in 1959. Zaret has
documented that the posterior capsular cataract was a
"marker disease", " a medical indication", of sustained
exposure to low-level microwaves.
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This finding was hotly
disputed by the military. After Zaret published these
findings, the Air Force announced it had no intention of
pursuing the matter. Dr. Zaret is now bitterly
suspicious of the military's motives in this whole business.
Zaret believes that the military is eager to suppress
studies of low-level microwave hazards.]
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"By this time, I
had been approached on a number of occasions by the Central
Intelligence Agency. The contacts were innocuous to begin
with.
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At first, the CIA people wanted
to know about research I had performed on the
ophthalmological effects of microwave and laser radiation.
They also wanted me to analyze some of the foreign and
American literature on the subject of radiation for them. In
1964, however, they started asking me about the possible
behavioral effects of microwaves. They wanted to know, for
example, whether I thought that electromagnetic radiation
beamed at the brain from a distance could affect the way a
person might act.
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I said that from what I had read
primarily in Soviet literature on the subject it seemed
conceivable. During 1964 and 1965, I had a number of visits
from a medical doctor who worked for the agency. He wanted
to know if a device that took pictures at night with an
invisible laser beam instead of a conventional flashbulb was
safe to use.
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When I exposed the eye of a
rabbit to the beam I found that it produced an immediate
retinal hemorrhage, so I told him that in my opinion the
device was not safe. He also wanted answers to a number of
theoretical questions. For instance, would a laser beam
directed at a listening device planted on a windowsill be
liable to injure anyone inside the room that was being
bugged?
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And could microwaves be used to
facilitate brainwashing or to break down prisoners under
interrogation?"
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Trial 8-90 page 32, Bruce H.
DeBoskey, "Non-Ionizing Radiation: Hidden Hazards".
It
summarizes the litigation surrounding prolonged exposure to NIEMR or non-ionizing electromagnetic radiation. This is a
good reference article and it demonstrates the difficulty
involved in court cases filed by victims.
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The article stated,
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"the potential for hazards
from NIEMR has long been known to the industries
involved."
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"...Some industries have
been funding research designed to show the absence of
harm to workers or the general public."
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Fifty years later, non-thermal�
effects of EMR are the scientific basis for weapons and
biological basis of brain function, human rights
professionals, military, civilian and top government science
advisor say
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International Review of the Red
Cross 279, 1, Nov. 1990 entitled "The Development of New
Antipersonnel Weapons by Louise Doswald-Beck and Gerald C.
Cauderay."
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"Directed Energy Weapons... Research work in
this field has been carried out in almost all industrialized
countries, and especially by the great powers, with a view
to using these phenomena for anti-materiel or anti-personnel
purposes. ...It is possible today to generate a very
powerful microwave pulse (e.g., between 150 and 3,000
megahertz), with an energy level of several hundreds of
megawatts.
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Using specially adapted antenna
systems, these generators could in principle transmit over
hundreds of meters sufficient energy to cook a meal.
However, it is important to mention that the lethal of
incapacitating effects which can be expected from weapons
systems using this technology can be produced with much
lower energy levels. Using the principle of magnetic field
concentration, which permits the control of the geometry on
the target, by means of antenna systems especially designed
for the purpose, the radiated energy can be concentrated on
very small surfaces of the human body, for example the base
of the brain where relatively low energy can produce lethal
effects....
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In spite of the rarity of
publications on this subject, and the fact that it is
usually strictly classified information, research undertaken
in this field seems to have demonstrated that very small
amounts of electromagnetic radiation could appreciably alter
the functions of living cells. Research work has also
revealed that pathological effects close to those induced by
highly toxic substances could be produced by electromagnetic
radiation even at very low power, especially those using a
pulse shape containing a large number of different
frequencies...
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Some research seem to have
confirmed that lo-level electromagnetic fields, modulated to
be similar to normal brainwaves, could seriously affect
brain function. Experiments with pulsed magnetic fields
carried out in animals have reportedly produced specific
effects such as inducing sleep and triggering anxiety or
aggressiveness, depending on the modulation of the frequency
used.
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It is, on the other hand, well
known that lethal effects can also be produced by using
higher power levels than those used for the experiments on
behavior modification. An anti-personnel weapon based on
such biophysical principles could produce similar effects to
those of a nerve gas, but would have no secondary effects
and leave no lasting trace."
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US News & World Report, 7-7-97,
"Wonder Weapons", an article on EMR weapons by Douglas
Pasternak, page 40.
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"In fact, the military routinely has
approached the national Institutes of Health for research
information.
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"DARPA (Defense Advanced
Research Projects Agency) has come to use every few
years to see if there are ways to incapacitate the
central nervous system remotely," Dr. F. Terry
Hambrecht, head of the Neural Prosthesis Program at NIH,
told U.S. News.
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"But nothing has ever come
of it," he said, "That is too science fiction and
far-fetched."
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US News & World Report, Jan3/Jan
10 2000, Page 67,"Reading your mind and injecting smart
thoughts", John Norseen
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"The Lockheed Martin neuro-engineer
hopes to turn the "electrohypnomentalophone," a mind reading
machine... into science fact. Norseen's interest in the brain
stems from a Soviet book he read in the mid-1980s, claiming
that research on the mind would revolutionize the military
and society at large.
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The former Navy pilot coined the
term "BioFusion" to cover his plans to map and manipulate
gray matter, leading (he hopes) to advances in medicine,
national security, and entertainment. BioFusion would be
able to convert thoughts into computer commands, predicts
Norseen, by deciphering the brain's electrical activity.
electromagnetic pulsations would trigger the release of the
brain's own neurotransmitters to fight off disease, enhance
learning, or alter the mind's visual images, creating what
Norseen has dubbed "synthetic reality." ...
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The key is finding "brain
prints."
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BioFusion would reveal the
fingerprints of the brain by using mathematical models.
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"Just like you can find one person in a million through
fingertips," he says, "you can find one thought in a
million. "It sounds crazy, but Uncle Sam is listening."
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The National Aeronautics and
Space Administration, the Defense Advanced Research Projects
Agency, and the Army's National ground Intelligence center
have all awarded small basic research contracts to Norseen,
who works for Lockheed Martin's Intelligent Systems
Division. Norseen is waiting to hear if the second stage of
these contracts - portions of them classified - comes
through. Norseen's theories are grounded in current science.
...
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By viewing a brain scan recorded
by a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machine, scientists
can tell what the person was doing at the time of the
recording - say, reading or writing.
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Emotions from love to hate can
be recognized from the brain's electrical activity.
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Thought police. He has submitted
a research-and -development plan to the Pentagon, at its
request, to identify a terrorist's mental profile. A
miniaturized brain-mapping device inside an airport metal
detector would screen passengers' brain patterns against a
dictionary of brain prints.
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Norseen predicts profiling by
brain print will be in place by 2005... Norseen would like
to draw upon Russian brain-mimicking software and American
brain-mapping break-through to allow that communication to
take place in a less invasive way.
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"A modified helmet could
record a pilot's brain waves. ...If the pilot misheard
instructions to turn 090 degrees and was thinking 080
degrees," the helmet would detect the error, then inject
the right number via electromagnetic waves.
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If this research pans out, say
Norseen,
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US News & World Report, Jan
3-10, 2000, Page 68, Rodolfo Llinas.
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"A grand unification theory
of the brain"
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"...Using a Meg - a
technology Llinas helped develop - he has been studying
the brain's electromagnetic waves. What he has found in
broad paraphrase is that the thalamus is in constant
dialogue with the brain's higher processing centers: An
electromagnetic loop sends pulses from the thalamus to
the cortex, but the different sensory centers of the
brain also message the thalamus in return.
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Consciousness
exists when these oscillations are in sync - pulsing at
the same rate - so smells, sounds, and so forth assemble
in a kind of electromagnetic symphony."
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Freeman Dyson of the Institute
for Advanced Study at Princeton is a physicist and was
quoted in the Bill Joy article in April 2000 Wired Magazine
on the dangers of technology.
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Dr. Dyson coined the word "radiotelepathy",
i.e.
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This quote was from
International Herald Tribune, Rudy Rucker, April 25, 1997
page 4, book review of Imagined Worlds
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Freeman Dyson was a member of
the elite Jason Division, the 40-odd leading
scientists-including some Nobel laureates, - who in 1959 and
1960 banded together to work on national security matters in
the summertime under the aegis of the Institute for Defense
Analyses (IDA).
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Jason originated as an enabling mechanism to
keep younger physicists in touch with defense problems, but
it rapidly evolved into a club.
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In reply to a question by email
from Cheryl Welsh, concerning classified brain research on
March 18, 2000, Freeman Dyson wrote,
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Wired magazine, April 2000,
article on the peril of technology.
Nearly 20 years ago, in
the documentary "The Day after Trinity", Freeman Dyson
summarized the scientific attitudes that brought us to the
nuclear precipice:
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"I have felt it myself. The
glitter of nuclear weapons. It is irresistible if you
come to them as a scientist. To feel it's there in your
hands, to release this energy that fuels the stars, to
let it do your bidding.
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To perform these miracles,
to lift a million tons of rock into the sky. It is
something that gives people an illusion of illimitable
power, and it is, in some ways, responsible for all our
troubles-this, what you might call technical arrogance,
that overcomes people when they see what they can do
with their minds."
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Dyson, Freeman, 1997, Imagined
Worlds President and Fellows of Harvard College.
Acknowledgments.
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"This book grew out of a set
of lectures given in May 1995 at the Hebrew University
of Jerusalem... The idea of radiotelepathy first
appeared, so far as I know, in the science-fiction novel
Last and First Men, written by Olaf Stapledon, in 1931,
...in which the cells of a multicellular creature
communicate with each other by means of electric and
magnetic fields...
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The chief barrier to
progress in neurophysiology is the lack of observational
tools. To understand in depth what is going on in the
brain, we need tools that can fit inside or between the
neurons and transmit reports of neural events to
receivers outside... observing instruments... with rapid
response, high band-width and high spacial
resolution... There is no law of physics that declares
that such an observational tool to be impossible.
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We know that high-frequency
electromagnetic signals can be propagated through brain
tissue for distances of the order of centimeters. We
know that microscopic generators and receivers of
electromagnetic radiation are possible. We know that
modern digital data-handling technology is capable of
recording and analyzing the signals emerging from
millions of tiny transmitters simultaneously.
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All that is lacking in order
to transform these possibilities into an effective
observational tool is the neurological equivalent of
integrated-circuit technology. We need a technology that
allows us to build and deploy large arrays of small
transmitters inside a living brain, just as
integrated-circuit technology allows us to build large
arrays of small transistors on a chip of silicon...
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Radioneurology is in
principle only an extension of the existing technology
of magnetic resonance imaging, which also used
radio-frequency magnetic fields to observe neural
structures. A rough estimate based on the available
band-width indicates that a million transmitters could
be monitored through each patch of brain surface with
size equal to the radio wave-length.
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The factor of a million is
the ratio between the radio band-width, of the order of
hundreds of millions of cycles per second, and the
band-width of a neuron, of the order of hundred of
cycles..." �
US says Russians have mind control EMR
capabilities
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Los Angeles Herald-Examiner, The
Associated Press, "Mind-Altering Microwaves, Soviets
Studying Invisible Ray," 22 Nov. 1976, Sec A.
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"A newly declassified U.S.
Defense Intelligence Agency report says- extensive
Soviet research into microwaves might lead to methods of
causing disoriented human behavior, nerve disorders or
even heart attacks... A copy of the study was provided
by the agency to The Associated Press in response to a
request under the Freedom of Information Act. The
Pentagon agency refused to release some portions of the
study, saying they remain classified on national
security grounds."
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NBC Magazine with David
Brinkley, July 16, 1981 No. 47592.
DB (David Brinkley):
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"It is known the Russians
are working hard on controlling the human mind by remote
electronic means... As I say I find it hard to believe,
it is crazy and none of us here know what to make of it:
the Russian Government is known to be trying to change
human behavior by external electronic influences. We do
know that much. and we know that some kind of Russian
transmitter is bombarding this country with extreme low
frequency radiowaves. "
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Garrick Utley:
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...The theory is
the fact that the brain does emit electronic energy energy
which can be harnessed and used. And, by the same token, the
electronic field of the brain can be interfered with in
order to change-affect human behavior, attitudes, opinions... To what extent can you disrupt the mental process, the
brain through the use of electronic fields, microwaves?
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William Bise, radio engineer,
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Military Review (official
publication of the U.S. Army Command and General Staff
College), "The New Mental Battlefield", Lt. Col.
John B.
Alexander, U.S. Army, Ph.D.
[He is a leading proponent of
and spokesman for nonlethal weapons. Col. Alexander worked
at Los Alamos Lab on nonlethal weapons.]
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"(Soviet) mind-altering
techniques, designed to impact on an opponent are
well-advanced. The procedures employed include
manipulation of human behavior through the use of
psychological weapons effecting sight, sound, smell,
temperature, electromagnetic energy, or sensory
deprivation."
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He further stated, "Soviet
researchers, studying controlled behavior, have also
examined the effects of electromagnetic radiation on
humans and have applied these techniques against the
U.S. Embassy in Moscow."
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Also, "Researchers suggest
that certain low-frequency (ELF) emissions possess
psychoactive characteristics. These transmissions can be
used to induce depression or irritability in a target
population. The application of large-scale ELF behavior
modification could have horrendous impact."
US government claims
EMR mind control weapons are classified
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U.S. News and World Report July
7, 1997, "Wonder Weapons", page 38
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"Scores of new contracts
have been let, and scientists, aided by government
research on the "bioeffects" of beamed energy, are
searching the electromagnetic and sonic spectrums for
wavelengths that can affect human behavior."
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"...Louis Slesin, editor of
the trade journal Microwave News stated "That's because
the human body is essentially an electrochemical system,
and devices that disrupt the electrical impulses of the
nervous system can affect behavior and body functions.
But these programs-particularly those involving
antipersonnel research-are so well guarded that details
are scarce."
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"People [in the military] go
silent on this issue," says Slesin, "more than any other
issue. People just do not want to talk about this."
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Bulletin of Atomic Scientist,
Sept/Oct 1994, "The Soft-Kill Fallacy" by Steven Aftergood
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"Details about programs to
develop so called "non-lethal "weapons are slowly
emerging from the U.S. government's secret "black
budget".
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"...The concept of
non-lethal weapons is not new; the term appears in
heavily censored CIA documents dating from the 1960s." �
Why the public is in the dark about
electromagnetic weapons
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The Washington Post article by
George Lardner, 4-27, 5-3-92, page 34, reported on a 1992
CIA report on Greater CIA Openness
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"Director Joseph DeTrani
stated "PAO [CIA's Public Affairs Office] now has
relationships with reporters from every major wire
service, newspaper, news weekly and television network
in the nation, " the report said.
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"This has helped us turn
some 'intelligence failure' stories into 'intelligence
success stories, and it has contributed to the accuracy
of countless others.
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"In many instances," the
report continued, "we have persuaded reporters to
postpone, change, hold or even scrap stories that could
have adversely affected national security interests or
jeopardized sources and methods"
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In The Bulletin of Atomic
Scientist article entitled, The Soft-Kill Fallacy, Sept/Oct
94 page 43
Steve Aftergood wrote:
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The article continues,
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Even the government is starting
to recognize that official cover and deception programs are
getting out of hand and need to be curtailed. A Joint
Security Commission established by the secretary of defense
and the director of central intelligence reported in March
that,
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One cover story for
electromagnetic nonconsensual experimentation is mental
illness.
�
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Boston Globe, 7-7-89, Larry
Collins,
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"Can we influence human
emotions and behavior? Are there or were such
experiments now going on?" William Casey, Director, CIA,
"This is not a subject we're going to discuss with you
or anyone else."
�
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Open Verdict - An account of 25
mysterious deaths in the defense industry, Tony Collins,
Sphere Books Ltd., a division of MacDonald & Co. Publishers
London, 1990.
Twenty five Star Wars Marconi defense workers
mysteriously died by suicide and strange accidents in the
early 1980s in England.
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Collins wrote,
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"This book is about a new
type of war, electronic war. ...It is fought by
...research students in universities and electronics
engineers working for defense contractors. ...It is a
war that must be waged constantly during peacetime to
maintain the upper hand. It is a war that must be waged
in secrecy."
�
Tony Collins is executive editor
of Computer Weekly. He worked for the BBC and national
newspapers, such as Sunday Mirror.
�
The editor of the Collins book,
Stephen Arkell described the discrepancies found during his
investigation and problems such as the following.
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"The companies and
establishments where they worked are reluctant to give
out details of any projects, even those already in the
public domain. In addition, there are many other
project, so called 'black' projects, which these
organizations cannot even officially admit to.
�
The secrecy surrounding the
peacetime preparations for a future electronic war
ensures that any attempt to prove or disprove a definite
work link can be not more than a calculated stab in the
dark. ...In May 1989, for example, eleven Russians and
four Czechs were expelled from the UK for allegedly
trying to obtain highly sensitive information about
powerful microchips, radar, laser technology and
advanced materials such as titanium and carbon fibres.
�
These agents were reported
to have approached the executive of defense contractors
in a series of 'cash for secrets' deals. ...Another
theory ...concerns the investigation into alleged fraud
at Marconi. ...This investigation [by the Ministry of
Defense Police] has since resulted in charges being
brought, ...
�
However there is not one
scrap of evidence to suggest that any of the scientists
named in the book were involved in fraud. ...the deaths
and disappearances of 28 defense workers is one of the
most bizarre and enigmatic stories of the past decade."
�
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Hustler Magazine, June 1989,
"Who's Killing the Star Wars Scientists", suggests that,
-
"the Russians are using a
death ray to drive the scientists to suicide. The
British press blames stress. This wave of suspicious
fatalities in the ultrasecret world of sophisticated
weaponry has not gone unnoticed by the US government.
Late last fall, the American embassy in London publicly
requested a full investigation by the British Ministry
of Defense. (MoD). ...The Pentagon refuses comment on
the deaths. But according to Reagan administration
sources, "We cannot ignore it anymore." �
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With the break up of the Soviet Union in 1989, US
declassify and promote non-lethal EMR weapons which have
been classified since the 1960s. Several mainstream
Soviet press articles claim Russian top secret and
massive mind control technology program in chaos. �
Electromagnetic weapons: more powerful
than the atomic bomb, scientists say
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Washington AP, May 22, 1988 by
Barton Reppert Associated Press Writer, entitled, "Looking at the Moscow
Signal, the Zapping of an Embassy 35 years later, The
Mystery Lingers"
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Richard S. Cesaro, deputy director for
advanced sensors at the Pentagon's Advanced Research
Projects Agency, in an interview prior to his death two
years ago, contended that "in our experiments we did
some remarkable things. And there was no question in my
mind that you can get into the brain with microwaves.
...If you really make the breakthrough, you've got
something better than any bomb ever built, because when
you finally come down the line you're talking about
controlling people's minds."
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New York Times, Dec. 29, 1965
p.28 covered speakers at an American Association for the
Advancement of Science meeting. Entitled "Controlling the
Mind", Professor David Krech of the University of California
suggested that probable future capabilities for controlling
human minds contain more serious implications than even the
successes of the nuclear physicists."
�
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Defense Electronics, July 1993,
"DOD, Intel Agencies Look at Russian Mind Control
Technology, Claims FBI considered Testing on Koresh", by
Mark Tapscott
-
"In a series of closed
meetings beginning March 17 in suburban Northern
Virginia with Dr. Igor Smirnov of the Moscow Medical
Academy, FBI officials were briefed on the Russian's
decade-long research on a computerized acoustic device
allegedly capable of implanting thoughts in a person's
mind without that person being aware of the source of
the thought.
�
...Officials from the
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Defense Intelligence
Agency (DIA) and the Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA)
were also present, according to the source.
�
...The memo went on to note
that meeting attendees were also interested in whether
"psycho-correction detection, decoding and
counter-measures programs should be undertaken by the
U.S."
�
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The Guardian "The Future Art of
War", May 25, 1995. Nic Lewer, peace researcher at the
University of Bradford, in the latest issue of Medicine and
War, lists,
-
"more than 30 different
lines of research into 'new age weapons'..." the article
further states, "Some of the research sounds even less
rational.
�
There are, according to
Lewer, plans for 'pulsed microwave beams' to destroy
enemy electronics, and separate plans for
very-low-frequency sound beams to induce vomiting, bowel
spasm, epileptic seizures and also crumble masonry."
�
Further the article states,
"There are plans for 'mind control' with the use of
'psycho-correction messages' transmitted by subliminal
audio and visual stimuli. There is also a plan for 'psychotronic
weapons' - apparently the projection of consciousness to
other locations- and another to use holographic
projection to disseminate propaganda and
misinformation."
�
�
Several mainstream Soviet press
articles claim Russian top secret and massive mind control
technology program in chaos.
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The Herald (Glasgow) No reporter
listed. "Brainwash killers 'still in
use'". , 26 May 1995
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"A TOP-SECRET project in the
former Soviet Union in the 1970s turned soldiers and
security agents into programmable 'human weapons' and is
now being exploited by mobsters and private firms, it
was claimed today. The psychological weapons project
relied on hypnosis and high-frequency radio waves to
turn members of the Soviet security forces and military
into fearless, conscienceless fighting machines, said a
program on German television.
�
The Psychotronic Influence
System relied on passwords and numbered to activate its
subjects. After the KBG project's existence was made
public hundreds of former Soviet soldiers, police, and
KGB members have sought health damages.
�
However the program said
some special Russian police units still use the system
today and it has found its way on to the free market,
where mobs and private security firms are using it, the
program reported."
�
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Stolitsa, Myasnikov, Alexei.
"MC-Ultra Program, Use of mind-control equipment by armed
forces not ruled out by Moscow-based Foreign Policy
Institute." , No.43, 2 Nov. 1992, 40. Also, Copyright 1992
RUSSICA Information Inc. RusData DiaLine Russian Press
Digest.
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"'A certain Human Rights
Union demands that the development of mind-control
weapons be banned,' writes the STOLITSA weekly. The
Union refers to various foreign and local sources and
personal evidence to prove that the development of such
weapons does take place....
�
A group of researchers claim
that a MC-Ultra (mind-control) program was carried out
in the Soviet Union and, possibly, by far outpaced a
similar U.S. program.... There is reliable information,
the MFPI review says, that the CIA offered to the KGB to
jointly control the development of 'psychotronics' in
the United States and the Soviet Union.
�
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TV program, ZDF, Geheimes
Russland ,TV-Tagestip, Der Dienstag im ZDF: Dec, 22, 1998,
entitled Secret Russia.
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"Since the years of Soviet
rule people have spoken furtively in Russia of secret
research and experiments, which the Army and the KGB
sponsor.
�
... Rumors are making the
rounds, the talk is about victims [of government mind
control experiments]. Anatolij Iwanyttsch, a 47 year-old
former boxer and dissident... His organization has in
the meantime grown to about a thousand members from all
over Russia.
�
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The Moscow Times July 11, 1995,
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"Report: Soviets Used
Top-Secret ' Psychotronic' Weapons", Owen Matthews.
There may be a scientific explanation for the
rigid-faced inflexibility of Soviet-era boarder guards
and soldiers, after all. Reports have emerged of a top
secret program of "psychotronic" brainwashing techniques
developed by the KGB and the Ministry.
�
The techniques, which
include debilitating high frequency radio waves,
hypnotic computer-scrambled sounds and mind-bending
electromagnetic fields, as well as an ultrasound gun
capable of killing a cat at fifty meters, were
originally developed for medical purposes and adapted
into weapons, said journalist Yury Vorobyovsky, who has
been investigating the program for three years.
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Ecology and Living
Environment, "an environmental and civil liberties group
which claims a membership of 500 people in Moscow, has
set up an association of "Victims of Psychotronic
Experimentation," who have filed damages claims against
the Federal Security Service, or FSB, and the
government. Unfortunately, since by definition many of
the victims are psychologically disturbed, there is a
problem of verification.
�
"The Health Ministry and the
FSB are doing medical experiments on over a million
innocent people," said Ecology and Living Environment
President Yemilia Cherkova, an ex-member of Zelenograd's
local council. Cherkova wears a lead helmet in bed to
protect herself against the rays she says the government
beams into her flat.
�
"They put chemicals in the
water and use magnets to alter your mind. We are
fighting to prove to the authorities that we are not
mad."
�
Despite these somewhat
far-fetched testimonies, there is strong evidence that some
kind of psychotronic warfare program did exist in the Soviet
period, and that the technology may be falling into the
wrong hands.
�
Official confirmation was first hinted at in
the 1991 Soviet budget, which mentioned that 500 million
rubles of the state security budget had been spent on
"psychological warfare technology" over an unspecified
period of years, said Vorobyovsky.
�
Former state security and
interior minister General Viktor Barannikov, sacked for
supporting the 1993 coup attempt, warned in an Interior
Ministry memorandum earlier that year that he had
information that the Mafia had got hold of the technology,
though little concrete evidence has been found by police.
�
Nevertheless, the State Duma is
taking the matter seriously enough to draft a law on
"security of the individual," which will include regulation
of subliminal advertising and pseudo-religious sects, as
well as imposing state controls on all equipment in private
hands which can be used as "psychotronic weaponry."
�
The
legislation brings Russia into line with Bulgaria, the only
other country to outlaw such equipment specifically.
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"The law is pre-emptive,"
said Vladimir Lopatkin, chairman of the drafting
committee.
�
"The equipment that now
exists in laboratories must be very strictly controlled
to prevent it from being sold to the private sector."
�
"One could call this 'Black
Science.' Research scientists whose funding has been cut
have resorted to putting equipment costing millions of
rubles to any use that will pay," said Vorobyovsky.
�
"Of course this project is
surrounded with a lot of hysteria and conjecture," said
Lopatkin, of the Duma committee. "Something that was
secret for so many years is the perfect breeding ground
for conspiracy theories."
�
Gorbachev concerns never reach U.S.
mainstream press
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BBC Summary of World Broadcasts,
1986, January 21. Press Conference on Gorbachev's Nuclear
Arms Elimination Proposals. Tass for abroad.
Part1 - The USSR
A. International Affairs
1.General and Western Affairs
SU/8162/A1/1
Lexis-Nexis.
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"Weapons based on new
physical principles would include, amongst others, means
in which physical principles which have not been used
hitherto are used to strike at personnel, military
equipment and objectives.
�
Amongst weapons of this kind
one might include beam, radio-wave, infrasonic,
geophysical and genetic weapons. In their strike
characteristics these types of weapons might be no less
dangerous than mass strike weapons. The Soviet Union
considers it necessary to establish a ban on the
development of arms of this kind."
�
U.S. wins electromagnetic arms race
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The Defense News, Jan.11-17,
1993 article U.S. Explores Russian Mind-Control Technology
by Barbara Opall stated,
-
"Known as acoustic
psycho-correction, the capability to control minds and
alter behavior of civilians and soldiers may soon be
shared with U.S. military, medical and political
officials, according to U.S. and Russian sources... Therefore, the Russian authors have proposed a
bilateral Center for Psycho-technologies where U.S. and
Russian authorities could monitor and restrict the
emerging capabilities."
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A serious public issue: control of your
mind is a classified military capability -
Electromagnetic weapons: concerns and warnings by human rights
experts
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British Medical Journal Vol.
315, 7-12-97 page 78.
Robin M. Coupland, Surgeon,
International Committee of the Red Cross stated:
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Dr. Barbara Hatch Rosenberg
wrote in Sept/Oct 1994 Bulletin of Atomic Scientists, page
45,
-
"Many of the non-lethal
weapons under consideration utilize infrasound or
electromagnetic energy (including lasers, microwave, or
radio-frequency radiation, or visible light pulsed at
brain-wave frequency) for their effects. These weapons
are said to cause temporary or permanent blinding,
interference with mental processes, modification of
behavior and emotional response, seizures, severe pain,
dizziness, nausea and diarrhea, or disruption of
internal organ functions in various other ways."
�
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International Review of the Red
Cross 279, 1, Nov. 1990 entitled The Development of New
Antipersonnel Weapons by Louise Doswald-Beck and Gerald C. Cauderay.
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"Research work in this field
[electromagnetic weapons] has been carried out in almost
all industrialized countries, and especially by the
great powers, with a view to using these phenomena for
anti-materiel or anti-personnel purposes"
�
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Aviation Week &
Space Technology, 144 (25) 1996, June 17, Mann, Paul, "Mass Weapons
Threat Deepens Worldwide"
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"A Harvard molecular
geneticist and biological/chemical warfare specialist,
Matthew S. Meselson warned: 'We're going to learn how to
manipulate every life process, genetic ones, mental
ones, the emotional ones, ...If our inevitably
increasing knowledge of life process is also harnessed
to hostile purposes, that will completely change the
nature of the expression of human hostility." �
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Allegations of nonconsensual experimentation, illegal
foreign and domestic intelligence operations and illegal
military use of new weapons of mass destruction
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World Organization Against
Torture, 1998 report entitled "Torture in the United
States", included a section on involuntary human scientific
experimentation involving new forms of classified research
and testing of high technology military weaponry, including
microwave and laser equipment. The report called for a
"thorough impartial investigation."
�
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The European Parliament
Resolution A4-005/99, Environment, Security and Foreign
policy passed on Jan 29, 1999.
�
It included the following:
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A preliminary Dr. Bertell Study
of medical claims of victims is now underway. Dr. Rosalie Bertell has a doctorate degree in Biometry, the design of
epidemiological research and the mathematical analysis of
bio-medical problems. She has documented military microwave
zapping of Greenham Commons women nuclear protesters in
1980s. See London Guardian, March 10, 198? page 3, entitled
"Peace Women fear electronic zapping at base".
�
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Dr. Alan Scheflin, law professor
at Santa Clara Law School and author of the 1978 Paddington
Press book, "Mind Manipulators" and Dr. Colin Ross,
psychiatrist appeared on the History Channel, Fall, 2000 on
"Mind Control: America's Secret War" (800 708-1776 to
order). Both Dr. Scheflin and Dr. Ross commented that it is
plausible that electromagnetic and nonlethal weapons on
being used in experiments on US citizens without their
consent today.
�
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Please see CAHRA [now
Mind
Justice website - updated February-2004], for
further examples. �
Nonconsensual experimentation and
electromagnetic weapons, no codification of the Nuremberg Code or
penalties under U.S. law. Few laws or treaties to control the use of
electromagnetic weapons.
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Ethicist, Jonathan Moreno wrote
Undue Risk Secret State Experiments on Humans, 1999, W.H.
Freeman and Co., a book on radiation and other unethical
experiments.
�
Moreno named,
-
"...microwave weapons as a
source of future illegal experimentation." Moreno
stated; "in the next century, as in the past,
military-medical research involving human subjects will
be dictated by the limits of information available from
other sources."
�
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Lawyer-ethicist, George Annas,
Boston University author of Nazi Doctors and the Nuremberg
Code that not one of the Nazi doctors on trial at Nuremberg
expressed remorse, forgiveness or regret.
�
Eileen Welsome,
author of the 1999 book, The Plutonium Files, reached the
same conclusion about the radiation scientists. They have
not admitted guilt, wrongdoing or immoral behavior. It is
likely that electromagnetic weapons are being developed by
the same cold war mentality today.
�
Recognizing victims
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New York Times Magazine,
8-31-97, page 38, stated;
-
"For decades, those who
claimed to be victims of clandestine radiation
experiments conducted by the United States government
were dismissed as paranoid." Recognition of the growing
numbers of worldwide human rights abuse cases is
important, especially in light of the fact that
electromagnetic weapons target the brain and nervous
system.
�
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Such Things are Known, a book by
victim Dorothy Burdick, 1981.
Burdick was a college
professor in a northern California community college. She
was targeted with 'microwave hearing, see below,
unclassified technology.
�
Author of Mass Mind Control and
several other self published books, Betsy Russell-Manning,
describes several California victims with average
backgrounds. Cheryl Welsh, a college student believes she
was targeted when she signed papers for entering the
military in 1986. She believes she is a baseline study for
brain studies on stress, or for military purposes such as
psychological operations.
�
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Kansas City Pitch Weekly, April
13-19, 1995, Ex-engineer Against Adverse Energy by Mike
Taylor.
-
"He, [Paul Schaefer,
engineer] cites numerous examples of occasions when
"adverse energies," 'beams' or 'substances' have been
'shot' at him. "A neighbor called me over to her porch
one day, to tell me she'd seen a beam of light come out
of the sky and shoot into one of my windows," said
Schaefer. "I could see the path through the garden where
the leaves turned yellow... when asked why they want
to attack him, he said it was because of his radical
activities and writings."
�
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Carole Sterling committed
suicide in order to escape the torture of electromagnetic
technology.
�
Here is an article in The Star Beacon, October
1996 page 2 by Carole.
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"It totally scrambled my
brain, leaving me unable to think properly, simply
functioning on sheer shock and horror, with total
incomprehension of what was going on. It actually was
debilitating. The room felt like a torture chamber. This
forced me out of my home. I believe that the technology
used, be it some type of a frequency assault, some sort
of directed energy, in addition to whatever was injected
in me, has caused damage to my brain. [I have] been
living with this debilitating and excruciating pain for
the last eight months so far."
�
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Pennsylvania Inquirer, 199?,
-
Los Angeles Times, 3-28-88.
Government officials estimate
that [Rex] Niles had handed over millions in under-the-table
payments to employees of leading contractors in exchange for
lucrative subcontracts before he secretly turned government
witness and began an undercover campaign with the FBI to
sting the crooked buyers who had depended on his largess.
�
Niles' work as an informant led to the conviction of 19
industry buyers and supervisors on fraud, tax evasion and
kickback charges, and Niles retired in triumph in April of
1987, lauded for his "unprecedented cooperation," into the
Federal Witness Protection Program.
�
But in the way stories have of
not ending the way they are supposed to... Instead, he is
living in a suburban home outside Los Angeles, sleeping
under a makeshift foil tent fashioned to block the
microwaves he believes are killing him.
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"His aluminum foil hat has
tiny holes in it, says Rex Niles, proof that the
government is bombarding him with microwaves in an
attempt to kill him. ...He has produced testimony from
his sister, a Simi Valley woman who swears that
helicopters have repeatedly circled over her home. An
engineer measured 250 watts of microwaves in the
atmosphere inside Niles' house and found a radioactive
disc underneath the dash of his car. ...The noises
started again," he said.
�
"You know, in the middle of the
night at 2 in the morning, when they wouldn't allow me
to sleep; when they were aggravating my conscious as
well as my subconscious mind, I would hear what sounded
like large groups of people ...that sounded like a
bottle breaking in the street.
�
"So I would go to the
window, or one time I was dressed because I couldn't
sleep, so I went down, and the street was absolutely
empty." Niles became convinced that the marshals had set
up an elaborate speaker system around his room to
confuse him with artificial sounds. In intricate detail,
he has worked out his theory of what happened. The
marshals, he said, were attempting to make it appear as
though he were crazy, setting him up in order to make
off with his money. They kept him awake at night to
minimize his resistance, he theorized.
�
"...This has been a very
tough story to tell people," Niles admitted. They have a
hard time believing me and wonder how could I have this
much audacity and this much vanity, to think that I'm
worth this kind of a push, this much manpower,
equipment, airplanes, helicopters, at one point 14
lasers. "It isn't that I'm worth it. It's because
they've got so much to protect. ..."
�
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Featured on 1997 CNN TV program,
American Edge, a U.S. group, CAHRA [now Mind Justice], now
networks with over 500 alleged victims. Other U.S. groups
declare thousands are targeted."
�
Unclassified information supports victim
claims including mind reading, manipulation of emotions and memory,
forced dreams and visual hallucinations, microwave hearing, post
hypnotic suggestions implanted subliminally and very sophisticated
technology such as seeing through the eyes of the victim, as a
camera can see.
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Los Angeles Times, March 29th
1976 "Mind Reading Machine Tells Secrets of the Brain Sci-Fi
Comes True" by Norman Kempster, Washington-In a program out
of science fiction, the government is developing
mind-reading machines that can show, among other things,
whether a person is fatigued, puzzled or daydreaming. Since
1973, a little-known Pentagon agency has been studying ways
to plug a computer into an individual's bran waves or
electroencephalograph (EEG) signals in the scientist's
lexicon.
�
The Advanced Research Projects
Agency says the $1 million-a-year program has passed its
initial laboratory tests and is ready for determination of
its military uses. Scientist working under agency contracts
at the University of Illinois, UCLA, Stanford, Massachusetts
Institute of Technology and the University of Rochester and
in laboratories other facilities have been able to determine
an individual's alertness from his brain waves.
�
They can tell also how he
perceives colors and shapes. But there may come a day when
the EEG will be used to perform more bizarre tasks. It may
be only a matter of time before the machines will be able to
read a person's brain waves to determine just what he is
thinking. Within two to five years, the Advanced Research
Projects Agency hope to test the EEG-computer hookups in a
wide range of military uses ranging from pilot training to
interpretation of satellite photos of earth.
�
George H. Heilmeier, director of
the research agency, dropped tantalizing hints about the EEG
program in his annual report to Congress. Although he has
provided few details, enough has been said about the program
to raise some questions. For example, could these systems be
used to read the minds of prisoners of war or to pick the
brains of unsuspecting American citizens.
�
Highly unlikely, agency
scientists say.
�
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New York Times Magazine, Sept
29, 1996, on magnetic therapy.
-
"scientists realized the key
was rapidly pulsing the current on and off... Here's
how it might work: A hand-held computer programs the
pattern at which the fields will fluctuate. The impulses
move through the temporal lobe and penetrate deep into
the brain, where they interfere and interact with the
complex electrical patterns of the subject's neural
fields."
�
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ABCNEWS.com World News Tonight
with Peter Jennings
March 19, 1998 "A Closer Look, Magnetic
Therapy for Depression" with Forrest Sawyer, John McKenzie
�
An ABC News transcript described magnetic therapy for
depression,
-
"technology that can be used
to manipulate people's thought processes, their mood,
their memories and possibly even their will, if it is
developed sufficiently."
�
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CNN news broadcast, Special
Assignment, Nov.-1985, by Chuck DeCaro "Weapons of War, Is
there an RF Gap?"
This program features Dr. Robert O.
Becker, two time Nobel prize nominee, scientist and
researcher of electromagnetic radiation effects on the body
and author of Body Electric, summarized,
�
Dr. Jose Delgado and his Yale
University experiments of brain implants to control a
charging bull. Dr. Ross Adey discussed a demonstration of
the 1950s Russian lida machine, which used electromagnetic
energy to put Russian psychiatric patients to sleep.
�
A demonstration by Dr. Elizabeth
Rauscher and Dr. William van Bise, directed magnetic signals
into the brain of reporter Chuck DeCaro and created visual
images as in a hallucination, and more. For a 55$ copy of
this tape call CNN at 404 827 2712 and ask for R2501 #13,
R2747 #33, R2501 #15, R2501-#17. It runs about 20 minutes.
�
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Ultrascience, "Weapons of War",
Learning Channel, 1997, Featured Dr. Michael Persinger,
Laurentian University. He described weapons using "psycho or
influence technology" and electromagnetic radiation
frequencies to control what people think, for psychological
warfare purposes.
�
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Ultrascience, "War 2020", Beyond
Productions, Learning Channel, 1998
Dr. Michael Persinger,
Laurentian University demonstrated a helmut with solenoids
which induce magnetic fields into the brain and cause panic,
fear, God and UFO experiences. He stated that with current
technology it is possible to use mind control on the mass
populations.
�
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Ultrascience III, Spies are us"
Featured Dr. James C. Lin, PhD. biomedical and electrical
engineer, educator, author of Microwave Auditory Effects and
Applications, 1978. Lin demonstrated microwave hearing, a
symptom of many of the victims, hearing voices. Also
featured Cheryl Welsh on the issue of mind control
experimentation.
�
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International Defense Review,
3-1-93, "Special Operations Survives Pentagon budget
Constraints", Ramon Lopez.
-
"JASORS, Joint Advanced
Special Operations Radio System is being developed by
Harris Corporation... is a very ambitious, leading-edge
technology program, ...Whiles JASORS is a near-term SOF,
(Special Operations Forces) enhancement, SORDAC,(Special
Operations Research Development and Acquisition Center),
is also investigating long-range (1998-2010) and
"far-future" (2011 and beyond) weaponry and support
equipment. [SORDAC's director, Army Colonel Douglas J.]
�
Richardson said one
far-future communications system being investigated is
"synthetic telepathy." One day, SOF commandos may be
capable of communicating through thought processes."
�
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Margo Cherney FOIA request for
complete NASA abstract Report Number: AD-A090426., June 1,
1980.
Brooks Air Force Base, Jan.25, 2000.
The requested
information is fully denied under 5 U.S.C. 552(b)(1)...
-
" NASA abstract in part
stated, "A decoy and deception concept presently being
considered is to remotely create the perception of noise
in the heads of personnel by exposing them to low power,
pulsed microwave. When people are illuminated with
properly modulated low power microwaves the sensation is
reported as a buzzing, clicking, or hissing which seems
to originate (regardless of the person's position in the
field) within or just behind the head.
�
The phenomena occurs at
average power densities as low as microwatts per square
centimeter with carrier frequencies from 0.4 to 3.0 GHz.
By proper choice of pulse characteristics, intelligible
speech may be created. Before this technique may be
extended and used for military applications, an
understanding of the basic principles must be developed.
�
Such an understanding is not
only required to optimize the use of the concept for
camouflage, decoy and deception operations but is
required to properly assess safety factors of such
microwave exposure."
�
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Microwave News, editor, Louis
Slesin, Jan/Feb 1997 p 14. "U.S. Air Force Looks to the
Battlefields of the Future: Electromagnetic Fields That
Might "Boggle the Mind"
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"It would also appear
possible to create high fidelity speech in the human
body, raising the possibility of covert suggestion and
psychological direction. When a high power microwave
pulse in the GHz range strikes the human body, a very
small temperature perturbation occurs.
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This is associated with a
sudden expansion of the slightly heated tissue. This
expansion is fast enough to produce an acoustic wave. If
a pulse stream is used, it should be possible to create
an internal acoustic field in the 5-15 kHz range, which
is audible. Thus it may be possible to "talk" to
selected adversaries in a fashion that would be most
disturbing to them."
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Federal Times, Dec. 13, 1976
"Microwave Weapons Study by Soviets Cited."
The Defense
Intelligence Agency has released a report on heavy Communist
research on microwaves, including their use as weapons.
Microwaves are used in radar, television and microwave
ovens. They can cause disorientation and possibly heart
attacks in humans.
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Another biological effect with
possible anti-personnel uses is "microwave hearing."
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According to the study,
Communist work in this area,
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No mention was made of the
still-unexplained microwave bombardment of the American
Embassy in Moscow. The study dealt largely with long-term
exposure of days or weeks in industrial situations, which
usually produce mild effects. Short exposure to intense
radiation can cause heart seizure and a wide range of
physical disorders.
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CIA FOIA search for documents on
'Auditory' listed the following document."F80-0547,
1974-12-02 untitled (Discusses A Highlight of the Conference
on Auditory or Noise-In-The-Head Effect)"
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BBC News Online Oct 11, 1999,
"Looking Through Cats' Eyes Fuzzy But Recognizable", Dr.
David Whitehouse
A serious public concern: Control of
your mind is a classified military capability
Conclusions
The Soviet government's
admission to mind control programs comparable to the atomic
bomb and to a lesser extent, the US government's admission,
became public knowledge because of the break up of the
Soviet Union.
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In addition, the US government declassified
some of their 40 year old classified EMR non-lethal weapons
and began to promote them to the public.
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This information coupled with
the fifty year history of the East/West scientific dispute
over non-thermal� bioeffects is evidence of an East/West mind
control arms race. The US and Russian governments admit that
mind control technology is classified. The Russian and US
victims of illegal mind control programs have clear proof of
government involvement and motive.
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The growing and already massive
program of alleged, illegal experimentation and the use of
mind control on the unsuspecting public is a serious human
rights issue in need of a thorough and impartial
investigation.
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