Remote Electronic Neuro-Communication - The perfect Crime

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Remote Electronic Neuro-Communication - The perfect Crime INTRODUCTION This report is about how an obscure effect - "radar hearing" - has turned into the world's first truly perfect crime, perpetrated on innocent citizens in their homes and communities, with disinformation and heavy legal cover provided by the governments we elect and pay to protect us. This is not fiction, and any wealthy person can avial him/herself of the technology without breaking any laws, from the commercial and unclassified arenas. "Radar hearing", that is, the hearing of the buzz from a stream of radar pulses directly in the skull with no receiving equipment whatsoever was first noted in World War II. This showed scientists, unfortunately including some highly unethical scientists, that if a radio signal were chopped into thin, sudden pulses, the human brain and nervous system could be directly accessed. Hypnosis and "silent sound" technology have combined to make the effects undetectable by the target. When dealing with the subject matter of this report, there are some terms which have become colloquial as synonyms for experiments for purposes of reading from and transmitting to the human brain: "Neuro-electromagnetic", "NEM", "electronic mind control". When dealing with this subject, the question "WHY?" is one of the first. The "WHY" is primarily military and intelligence psychological warfare equipment and tactics development, with revenge and sadism adding to the "national security" excuse. HISTORICAL SUMMARY The first neuro-communication device, that is, the first which could cause "entrainment" effects such as instant sleep AT A DISTANCE was the Soviet-made LIDA machine, used in the Korean War, and later (1983) brought to the Loma Linda Veterans Hospital Research Unit and studied by Dr. Ross Adey and Dr. Eldon Byrd. A veteran approached Dr. Adey and told him the device was in use in Allied POW camps during the Korean War.Thus, when the Cold War produced the U.S. Government's classified response to the Soviet Bloc threat, the CIA's MKULTRA program series, electronic neuro-communication became one of the smaller development tracks. MKULTRA's 149 programs emphasized involuntary confinement, secret torture facilities, and especially the use of drugs for control and interrogation purposes. From the 1950s to the late 1970s, MKULTRA's 149 sub-programs continued unhindered by public scrutiny. In the late 1970s, the U.S. Senate's Select Committee on Intelligence, Health and Scientific Research sub- committee, did their job and began hearings on the quarter-century of government-sanctioned atrocities perpetrated on innocent citizens.Eventually, eight Canadian involuntary test subjects, who had been swindled into becoming "patients" of the infamous Dr. Ewen Cameron at the McGill University Allen [psychiatric] Institute, won a small settlement of $100,000 each from the U.S. Government, via the Canadian Government which shepherded the suit. That case is named "Orlikow vs. United States et al".The many more victims of these kidnap/torture experiments, including child abuse, have not received a dime yet, and no official recognition, in spite of the U.S. Government's apologies to the Tuskegee untreated syphilis experiment victims, and half-hearted acknowledgement (by way of a hearing but no compensation) of the covert
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radioactive food experiments. Very worrisome is the fact that no procedures have been put in place yet, after decades, to prevent more secret human experimentation. In fact, the opposite is true: In 1996, the U.S. Government VERY quietly un-signed the Nuremburg Human Experimentation protocols, enacted after the Nazi human experiments became known after World War II. Senator John Glenn tried to make this right by introducing his own Human Experimentation Act, S.193 This S.193 bill died quietly in the fanfare over Senator Glenn's space shuttle ride and subsequent retirement. About the only result of the late-70s hearings was that the ...

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