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CUBAN EMBASSY ATTACKS AND THE MICROWAVE AUDITORY EFFECT
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If you’ve been paying attention to the news, you may have seen a series of
articles coming out about US staffers in Cuba. It seems that 21 staffers have
suffered a bizarre array of injuries ranging from hearing loss to dizziness to
concussion-like traumatic brain injuries. Some staffers have reported hearing
incapacitating sounds in the embassy and in their hotel rooms. The reports range
from clicking to grinding, humming, or even blaring sounds. One staffer
described being awoken to a horrifically loud sound, only to have it disappear
as soon as he moved away from his bed. When he got back into bed, the mysterious
sound came back.
Cuba has denied any wrongdoing. However, the US has already started to take
action – expelling two Cuban diplomats from the US in May. The question though
is what exactly could have caused these injuries. The press has gone wild with
theories of sonic weaponry, hidden bugs, and electronic devices, poisons, you
name it. Even Julian Assange has weighed in, stating “The diversity of symptoms
suggests that this is a pathogen combined with paranoia in an isolated
diplomatic corps.”
So what’s going on? Bizarre accidents? Cloak and dagger gone awry? Mass hysteria
among the US state department, or something else entirely?
The most common theory passed around is some sort of auditory or sonic weapon.
Acoustic (ultrasonic) non-lethal weapons like the Long Range Acoustic Device
(LRAD) are well known due to their use by law enforcement to disperse protests,
or on oceangoing ships to deter pirates and environmentalists. LRAD devices emit
an extremely loud focused beam of sound. Usually, the sound is a siren, though
the system can be used as a giant megaphone as well. Anyone in the beam is
motivated to get out of it.
The thing about LRAD devices is they are not small or light. Even with
ultrasonics, you can’t beat physics. Making a lot of noise means vibrating a lot
of air. That takes a relatively big loudspeaker. The smallest portable device is
roughly fifteen pounds. Since LRAD is still vibrating the air, it wouldn’t work
very well through walls. LRAD style devices are also not very clandestine. They
emit a beam 30 to 60 degrees wide, so definitely not a sound laser. They also
have plenty of spill — operators standing behind the device always need to wear
hearing protection.
UNWRAP YOUR TINFOIL HAT
One theory I haven’t seen passed around much is the microwave auditory effect.
This is a phenomenon where RF energy directed at a human head is converted to
sound perceivable by the target. The first paper published about the effect was
by Allan H. Frey in 1961. Frey worked at the General Electric advanced
electronics center at Cornell University in NY.
I should note that microwave here refers to the wavelength of the RF signal
being transmitted. Microwaves include any signal from 1-meter wavelength (300
MHz) to 3mm wavelength (100 GHz)
Images from Frey’s paper
Frey’s article describes how test subjects were able to hear buzzing, clicking,
hisses and even knocking when transmitters were pointed at their skulls.
Strangely, some of the test subjects were partially deaf, and still were able to
hear the microwave sounds. What’s more, subjects could feel the effects from the
microwave beam. Depending on the transmitter settings, subjects felt “severe
buffeting of the head”. Further transmitter changes resulted in subjects
reporting “pins and needles” sensations.
The purpose of the paper was to call attention to the phenomenon. Frey didn’t
have the resources to completely explore the microwave auditory effect, so he
wanted others to start working on it. It’s the scientific equivalent of saying
“Hey, this is neat, you should check it out!”
If you haven’t guessed yet, the power levels required to hear microwave sounds
were rather high. Frey used several transmitters at different power levels. The
transmitters were pulsed, like magnetrons, so while average power was low, peak
power was high.
As an example – the weakest transmitter Frey used was able to output a power
density of 4 w/m² at 1310 Mhz. The peak power was 2670 w/m². The US guideline
for human exposure at that frequency is 6.55 w/m². A different transmitter Frey
used measured 71 w/m² at 425 MHz, with peaks at 2540 w/m². Compare this to the
FCC guideline of 2 w/m² at that frequency.
What exactly causes the RF energy to be converted to sound? The mechanism behind
the microwave auditory effect has not been scientifically proven. The leading
theory is pulsed RF energy heats the tissues of the inner ear, causing them to
expand quickly. These expansions cause tiny shockwaves which are then
interpreted as sounds by the brain.
Frey noted that “one can shield, with 2-inch square piece of fly screen, a
portion of the [temple] and completely cut off the RF sound.” Fly screen would
be the fine metal grid used in screen doors. Frey may not have known it, but he
was providing all the proof the tin-foil hat crowd needed.
Of course, a technology like this can’t exist without someone trying to build a
weapon out of it. In the early 2000’s, the US Navy funded research on Mob Excess
Deterrent Using Silent Audio (MEDUSA). This was a “less lethal weapon” which
would use the microwave auditory effect for crowd control. It utilized an
electronically steered antenna which allowed it to transmit a wide or narrow RF
beam. MEDUSA could even “spotlight” multiple targets simultaneously.
MEDUSA never became a fieldable weapon. The initial results of the project were
promising, but there were questions about its safety. At the high power levels
used, could the micro shockwaves actually damage sensitive brain tissue? What
about the RF exposure to sensitive neurons? The project was eventually canceled.
Coming back to the present day, could the microwave auditory effect be at play
in Cuba? It’s quite possible. The technology is definitely there – the effect
has been demonstrated with 1960’s era transmitters. With sufficient power and a
narrow beam antenna, the attackers wouldn’t even need to be in the same room or
building as their targets. Power levels high enough to be audible or even cause
pain might also cause dizziness, nausea, and even traumatic brain injury. All we
can do is wait for the results of the current investigations, and keep a tin
foil hat handy.
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1. Bill Jackson Jackson says:
September 25, 2017 at 10:09 am
I suspect this is caused by ultrasound ‘beats’
The Cubans bombard an area with two uhf frequencies that differ by 5 to 10
hertz. This difference will manifest as sound in the body at 5 to 10 hertz.
I am not sure if they can use ultra sonic sound to beat or if they need to
use RF
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1. Nikki says:
September 25, 2017 at 11:37 am
Beating to a 17Hz signal would be ideal, since 17Hz is ‘the ghost tone’
and can also cause irrational fear.
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1. echodelta says:
September 25, 2017 at 12:32 pm
I thought that was 7 Hz. The “brown note”, which is incidentally the
frequency of of the human LFO, the vibrato that any singer will be
familiar with. 17 Hz would be in the lower end of the pedal with a
32′ stop in a bigger sized pipe organ in Church.
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1. Nikki says:
September 26, 2017 at 9:57 am
Which is why the ghost tone has also been associated with
feelings of awe and religious experiences. Basically, how your
mind perceives it seems to depend on how you’re primed – dark
scary building => ghost, surrounded by religion => god touched me
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1. Jonathan says:
May 7, 2020 at 12:17 pm
Primed? As in Psycholinguistics? Yes, this explains a lot.
Thank you.
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2. James Analytic says:
October 6, 2017 at 2:51 pm
See table 1 for more human body resonance frequencies:
http://www.windturbinesyndrome.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/frey-rasmussen-mechanical-man-6-08.pdf
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2. Wolf says:
September 25, 2017 at 12:09 pm
Probably a Proton Beam.
Look up “Anatoli Bugorski”
He Accidentally stuck his head in the path of the 76 GeV proton beam.
His symptoms sound the same as the victims:
“Bugorski completely lost hearing in the left ear, save a moderate case
of tinnitus”
So they are probably using a proton therapy machine, which has been
made mobile.
Firing time would be limited to power and cooling capacity.
It would take some time to setup and aim, which is why they target
victims while they are asleep and not moving.
This would also explain why victims “hear” the sound, then sit up, the
“sound” goes away.
Then when they lay back down, they “hear” the sound again.
My other post is stuck in moderation for having a links to Wikipedia.
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1. Gravis says:
September 25, 2017 at 12:24 pm
“Probably a Proton Beam.”
Umm… so… the embassy is secretly hiding a particle accelerator that
people are putting their heads into?
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1. Wolf says:
September 25, 2017 at 12:59 pm
Not in the embassy, (or hotel, home) outside in the parking lot
(or street).
Probably in a van or box truck.
Here is an article that disuses proton beam power (MeV) vs range
through air and water:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4407514/
When you get into the GeV power range, the beam can go really far
through the air, and walls before scattering, and would just need
about 200MeV left to penetrate the brain (200MeV is enough to go
through 25cm of water).
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1. matt says:
September 25, 2017 at 3:14 pm
How would you aim a particle accelerator in a truck in the lot
outside the building to directly hit a specific person in bed
inside? That would be the dumbest evil plan ever.
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2. Wolf says:
September 25, 2017 at 3:40 pm
Proton therapy machines can already aim the beam:
https://s3.amazonaws.com/filecache.drivetheweb.com/mr5mr_varian/154771/TB-Therapist+with+patient+on+couch_web.jpg
You just need to know the layout of the building, find the
bedroom and aim at one end of the bed.
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3. Dodo says:
September 27, 2017 at 3:55 am
It can go a long distance through the air for a particle beam,
yes, but that would still only make the weapon effective when
placed in an adjacent room or so. (Unless it is really is very
powerful, but then you need a much larger synchrotron than a
proton therapy machine uses).
Besides, there would be obvious other effects, at least a
radiation burn.
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4. James Analytic says:
September 30, 2017 at 10:08 pm
Seems an electron beam would be easier. You got me thinking
about zero or earth field NMR/MRI/ESR/EPR type stuff… then I
went off on a tangent relating to the other end of the quantum
energy ways to induce reactions. HHHmmm… I think junkies and
pedophiles are the root cause of all this stuff. Recreational
murderers that want to bank roll on dealing drugs to
vulnerable youth and adults to sell to their informants or
under-covers to poach humans and commit larceny and armed
robbery, kidnapping, illegal restraining, torture and other
recreational activities that a human being wouldn’t consider
sub human pan troglodytes do for no required need. They do and
like Darwin noted and we observe with predators… they go
extinct. Now, with subliminal programming vulnerable youth
with pedophiles… that makes the issue of killing pan
troglodyte when deadly force is authorized more challenging to
be accepted… even when legal. Some do not realize not only
Roman Catholics Provinces stuff… even Berlin prior to WWII was
the mecca of pederasty. Talk about not required for
survival???
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2. Megol says:
September 25, 2017 at 3:20 pm
So a proton beam in combination with teleportation (to actually be
able to transmit the beam to the people not sticking their head in a
particle accelerator). Nope.
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1. Wolf says:
September 25, 2017 at 4:26 pm
You would not need to have your head in the machine.
The proton beam is like a laser, but it can go through matter.
It only takes a few protons to interact with the atoms in your
brain to start causing tissue damage.
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1. Daine says:
September 25, 2017 at 7:06 pm
I am a particle physicist. May I ask where you’re getting your
information?
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2. James Analytic says:
September 30, 2017 at 9:59 pm
You know… gets me thinking about a topic I’ve though about in
the past. Like… WMD’s and when to call “Broken Arrow” when
“radiation” or a “radioactive” event has occurred. If we use
the old school rhetoric of “ionizing radiation” or
“non-ionizing radiation” I get confused. Since we’re on the
topic of a particle accelerator… let’s think Van de Graff
Accelerator at S.T.P. without the vacuum. More of the
“generator” effect versus the “accelerator” effect. Still… an
ionizing radiation event does occur that is not happening in
the ionizing radiation frequency though that frequency is
emitting ionizing radiation. Therefore… non-ionizing radiation
can cause ionization and ionizing radiation. WTF?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corona_discharge -versus-
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ionizing_radiation
Broken Arrow!!!
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_military_nuclear_incident_terminology)
Even a Welding Machine is a great example of ionization.
There’s even ultrasonic welding.
Hello!
There is still an event that is a WMD incident causing
radiation issues… period.
Let’s say… I use for welding, you use to turn me into a plasma
or whatever looks forensically clean without much evidence to
go by unless someone actually does their job in the NRO or
really ODNI related agencies.
Even if there are ion’s in a liquid in our bodies being
created. That is a whole other discussion, so I’ll rest my
case.
Really… what got me thinking about this also includes…
Hospital really really really serious Broken Arrow incidents
that no one seems to do much about.
Hello, less columbines and more FCC
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_Communications_Commission)
and DHHS oversight. Or wait, is this how the DHHS bank
roles???
Isn’t their motto… well read and find out ( :-|)):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Department_of_Health_and_Human_Services
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3. James Analytic says:
October 6, 2017 at 11:45 pm
About thirteen minutes in tells of why these issues are
controversial and the birth rates went down throughout the
U.S.. Just think EMF/EMS systems with wireless
telecommunications and defense contractors systems instead of
the pharmaceuticals and profiteering from disturbing the
peace, reckless endangerment and well… wars including cold
wars too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAMYAoiCSsI
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4. James Analytic says:
October 9, 2017 at 2:25 am
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HidvcjT3zk&feature=share
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3. chango says:
September 25, 2017 at 4:38 pm
That’s just a gantry to direct the beam at the patient. The
accelerator is a much larger device.
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4. Buriedcode says:
September 26, 2017 at 9:08 am
He lost the hearing in his left ear due to severe tissue destruction
in the path of the beam and destroyed nerves.
It has nothing to do with sound.
Also creating proton beams isn’t easy, and requires significantly
large equipment.
There was no mention of severe radiation burns, peeling skin, or
swelling around the face/ears to indicate a proton beam… so… why the
post?
It is posts like this one that fuel the “tin-foil hat” brigade and
their paranoia… by first assuming that a weapon is used against
them, then latching on to the the idea that comes into their as to
the method.
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1. raelik says:
September 26, 2017 at 2:47 pm
Not to mention the fact that proton beams very quickly attenuate
as they pass through air and solid matter, as they interact quite
heavily with other nuclei, unlike x-rays or gamma. A weapon like
this would be quite large, and would have to be positioned fairly
close, perhaps an adjacent room at best.
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5. jason says:
September 26, 2017 at 10:06 pm
Bugorski suffered grotesque tissue damage… As in: his face fell off.
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6. Marco says:
September 27, 2017 at 12:16 am
What’s the attenuation of a brick wall? Id hazard a guess a couple
100 dB.
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7. jaja says:
September 27, 2017 at 3:45 am
Yea. ‘Probably’. As in ‘that *must* be the most logical thing.
Come on. Proton beams are
a) *very* expensive.
b) Huge and impractical apparatuses to generate one.
c) Deadly, most of the time. Bugorski was very lucky to be alive.
d) Leave a lot of radiation in everything hit by it and so are
rather unsafe to operate in a parking lot.
But yeah, more probable than a couple of 100 dollar speakers with an
amplifier. Or just a plain old virus combined with mass hysteria
(The US governmant doesn’t seem the most rational in the world atm).
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3. S says:
September 25, 2017 at 3:39 pm
If not were not only that generating high power ultrasounds at UHF
frequencies (>300MHz) is very difficult but the range in air drops
below a centimeter just above HF (>3MHz). Though in air at 1 atm the
theoretical absolute maximum frequency is abou about a few GHz.
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4. Steven Clark says:
September 25, 2017 at 10:16 pm
Or a phased array of normal audio or barely subsonic that’s bearable to
quet normally but at the point of focus all the waves line up for
maximum amplitude?
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5. Bonzadog says:
September 29, 2017 at 10:56 am
I think you mean infrasound.
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6. Gary says:
October 12, 2017 at 1:04 pm
U you could always use lead to block microwave singles
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1. jafinch78 says:
October 12, 2017 at 5:37 pm
I’d try to block the multiple single signals to be even more
effective. Mylar, copper, aluminum, steel and for higher frequencies
you need an “All Welded Steel” lining though that is not as well
disclosed to the public for some reason:
https://sites.google.com/site/controlemental/home/como-desativar-o-controle-fisico-da-mente
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7. jafinch78 says:
November 17, 2017 at 9:09 am
Hear is an interesting video with ultrasonic (not the best
explanation), EMG signals and Microwave signals (not the best also as
doesn’t detail pulse train methods like say software sound card pulse
rate or sample rates as example):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nbhT-o_UDxQ
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8. jafinch78 says:
November 18, 2017 at 9:32 pm
Figured I’d post this here also since relavent:
What do you think the Defense Contractor Industry as well as University
and National Laboratories and the DOD, DOJ and DHS do with the later
agencies funding in classified ways? The DOD is trained in deadly force
to commit that in ways using Black PSYOPS, SAD, SOG, Intelligence
Disciplines and Command Solo type operations that are not publicly
disclosed so well… now with satellites, cell towers, power line
communications and other devices. Plus there is organized crime
domestic and international.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychological_warfare
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_Activities_Division
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_Operations_Group
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_EC-130
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_intelligence_gathering_disciplines
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power-line_communication
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_Range_Acoustic_Device
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acoustic_hailing_device
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Active_Denial_System
http://www.pestproducts.com/sonic-bird-repellers.htm
U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command FOIA Request proving
bio-effects of “selected” nonlethal weapons (note the verbiage notes
the same can be lethal if you read carefully):
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3kLL6AnKjj5eVgyMnVhbjNGMEU/view
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organized_crime
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_criminal_enterprises,_gangs_and_syndicates
I agree though… there are seriously mentally ill that are that way from
birth or other injuries. This is not the case in Cuba and elsewhere
where to me looks like an epidemic issue going on probably connected
with the narco terrorists and other militaristic irregular operations
desensitized to the modern euphemistic sinister public..
There are SMI’s that are in fact mentally ill due to pre-existing
conditions from birth or traumatic incidents. Some incidents are not
chemical poisoning or biological… they are in fact radiological and RF
related. The RF effects are proven science, technology and engineering
with math quantitatively associated with physics to back up… including
biophysics.
Why did my therapist, Dr and State of Michigan agents in fact want me
to collect evidence. They know there are adulteration issues that are
real and not only due to chemical and biological ways and means.
Posted some RTL-SDR installation procedures on
http://www.dewdetectionprojects.blogspot.com and
http://www.dewdefenseprojects.blogspot.com
I tested RTL-SDR Drivers and SDRTouch on Android 5.0 tablet today and
worked though that costs $9.99 for the full version. There are free
sound (audio range) spectrum analyzers though and I will create a
procedure next for those for Android 2.2.1 (smartphone) 5.0 (tablet),
Linux Ubuntu 17.04 and Windows 7 Pro (laptop).
Some references to human body resonance frequencies that can be hacked:
http://www.windturbinesyndrome.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/frey-rasmussen-mechanical-man-6-08.pdf
Biosensing and think the RF Engineered transmitters that are wireless
and directed (dish, trough, laser, maser, ?aser with RADAR/SODAR
tracking): http://produceconsumerobot.com/biosensing/
Hear is an interesting video with ultrasonic (not the best
explanation), EMG signals and Microwave signals (not the best also as
doesn’t detail pulse train methods like say software sound card pulse
rate or sample rates as example):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nbhT-o_UDxQ
Time to start collecting evidence as we need to exert our rights or
others will 18 USC 241 and 18 USC 242 Conspire and Deprive us of those
Rights without Due Process due to the Gross Frauds and Cheats False
Pretense Malicious Intent Continuing Criminal Enterprises of reckless
endangering murderers that profiteer off being terrorists and terrorism
in secret.
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1. Debra says:
March 9, 2018 at 5:18 pm
Have you come up with an GNU SDR that reads RADAR/RF? If so, up to
what GHz? Thank you.
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1. jafinch78 says:
March 9, 2018 at 10:25 pm
Debra: Yes, depending on what “read” defines. I haven’t come up
with a GNU Radio SDR myself that reads RADAR/RF… though yeah… in
regards to limited detection for sure. I can detect signals
though the automation of signals identification, demodulation,
ranging and other operations haven’t been implemented or the
system calibrated.
With GNU Radio I got to installing and getting to work with I
forget off the top of my head issues like pll lock or something
with the RTL-SDR. I may have gotten to work though, I’m
forgetting at the moment the more I think about as might be
Ubuntu 17.04 versus Windows 7 were the issues. I never resolved
the issue with the Skywave Linux pulse audio installation though
seems like an easy fix once I get around to focusing on. I just
received an E4000 RTL-SDR from NooElec a few days back to see how
that overheats in the up to a little over ~2GHz range. :-) Reads
more that actually is better at the lower ranges below Ghz…
though don’t quote me as I’ve been doing other tasks more
recently.
I did order heat sinks for the HackRF that bumps me up to the
~6Ghz range and heat sinks for the other systems and just ordered
recently copper heat sinks along with copper pipe/material I
have, though like the TDS520, TDS520B, TDS540, TDS744a, TDS8000
and TDS8000B… I am nervous to operate with antennas on until I
can make sure I comprehend the electronics sections of each
system more, shielding methods to improve functionality to lower
the noise floor and really buy into that I am better to invest in
Real Time Spectral Analyzer and Spectrum Analyzer with a lower
noise floor like an R&S as was recently suggested. Since the
oscilloscope systems are more scope creep and I should sell one
or two, I’m still going to focus on optimizing the systems I have
and not invest in more unless I get a real great deal or more-so
implementing what I have and not damaging the components or
systems operation functionality.
I think I can still work with what I’ve invested in so far to
make the continuous improvements that I was planning on up to
~6GHz with the HackRF. The TDS8000 & TDS8000B can get me up to
70Ghz or more in theory… though I don’t have the modules yet to
go that high without downconverters. Using downconverters I can
get even higher like I noted and there are conversion methods I
guess using digital too that can get me viewing higher up to
particles even… though I don’t have those downconverters yet and
just the GQ GMC-320 plus. I do have directional couplers to tune
antennas up to ~12Ghz. Though I don’t have directional couplers
to tune higher than that yet. I do have a vehicle radar detector
that can detect a range that I need to look on the
dewdetectionprojects.blogspot.com post where I noted that info in
detail since that does cover X, K, Ka and Laser bands off the top
of my head.
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2. jafinch78 says:
March 10, 2018 at 7:33 am
Debra: Yes depending on how you define “come up with” “GNU SDR”
and “reads.” I am able to detect up to ~6Ghz currently with some
SDR’s, maybe 1.3Ghz with superheterodyne radios and even higher
(with other instruments like the radar detectors X, K and Ka Band
and certain lasers and IR to Gamma as well as some radiation
particles). That is without downconverting. I haven’t made or
hacked (satellite downconverters are COTS) a downconverter yet.
I’ve been writing some info on: dewdetectionprojects.blogspot.com
I’m targeted so heavily with mind control I can’t do much to
demonstrate at the moment, whatever is hacking my vicinity is
poaching humans all around me including targeting me to be killed
from what I can tell. Your welcome.
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3. sonofthunderboanerges says:
March 11, 2018 at 11:28 pm
Standard RTL-SDR’s work up to 2.2 GHz. That’s no way near radar.
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1. jafinch78 says:
March 12, 2018 at 8:00 am
“Standard RTL-SDR’s work up to 2.2 GHz. That’s no way near
radar.”
sonofthunderboanerges: Again, that is why I noted definitions
need clarification. I also noted the need for downconverters
where a cheap version is this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqcGsnCa3xU and
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTe2h-sNpiM
Analog devices sells chips that can be used to make the
downconverters also and may be entirely on a chip. I haven’t
read into more… though did notice their SOIC’s are impressive.
Technically, there are RADAR frequencies below Ghz range.
Think the term RADAR originates from: RAdio Detection And
Ranging or RAdio Direction And Ranging (RADAR).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radar
Can be ultrasonic radar also as there are plenty of examples
of on the internet.
Most want to say microwave range since they’re used to speed
guns, NOAA images and other like maybe my theory of 5G towers
transmitters being able to be phased synchronized, mixed and
combined to form a 95Ghz Active Denial systems type radar and
torture device. Whether SODAR, RADAR, LIDAR, etc…. detection
and ranging is the objective. MIDAR maybe is what you’re
thinking more, though MIDAR is not a term I’ve heard before.
Until the development of the magnatron and other Microwave
systems… most RADAR was performed in the RF range of the EMF.
There is an interesting kit worth noting on here and I need to
put on the DEW site that is an GNU SDR for microwaves systems,
with on kit having a particular application demonstrated for
wireless remote sensing pulse and respiration:
http://ancortek.com/monitoring-human-heartbeat-and-respiration
Hope that helps clarify. Please elaborate as I need to find
some TDS-8000 modules to really get up in the GHz range as
even the TDS5XX/7XX series don’t seem to go past 2Ghz unless
there is I’m guessing a way to better sheild, really low noise
pre-amplify and filter and most likely change components to be
in specification to the range… so then price goes into
investing in a maybe Agilent/HP 8566B 100Hz to 22Ghz Spectrum
Analyzer or something higher dynamic range spec’ed with lower
noise floor like an R&S system.
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2. James Analytic says:
March 12, 2018 at 11:44 am
Here are the basics in case anyone is interested in learning
more (I know sonofthunderboanerges that we’re not detailing
downconverters yet and detecting Microwave RADAR, still… have
to start somewhere for the newbies because can be obvious once
you have the know how and equipment where COTS systems can be
hacked to gain components for wider higher and lower dynamic
range to detect and record):
http://dewdetectionprojects.blogspot.com/2017/11/generic-procedure-for-installation-of.html
Here are some videos that are general and in detail enough to
get started:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDb9-EhbNno
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IaKEYEyrRgk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NA48Om8WE_U
General overview of more systems to detect:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ObYMuic2IEI
This is a similar video that is part of a series that more
related to trunking (using two SDR dongles), though think
using the HackRF or other wider dynamic range systems for
higher GHz range (note the gentleman has some other videos):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcVcJoAgrjk
There are also the Scanners, Sound Cards, older PC Card TV
Tuners, Cable TV Tuners, VCR systems, Satellite systems and
even radios and not only lab equipment or pro equipment to
salvage components from for a home brew spectrum analyzer that
can be integrated with all the software options that are free
and/or on the market.
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3. James Analytic says:
March 12, 2018 at 1:48 pm
Found some HaD articles relating to SDR downconverters and
downconverting applications also:
https://hackaday.com/2014/10/06/dusty-junk-bin-downconverter-receives-fm-on-an-am-radio/
https://hackaday.com/2017/10/02/accidental-satellite-hijacks-can-rebroadcast-cell-towers/
https://hackaday.com/2017/04/10/radiantbee-is-a-flying-microwave-antenna-calibration-system/
https://hackaday.com/2014/11/07/hackaday-prize-finalist-a-network-of-satellite-ground-stations/
https://hackaday.com/2014/01/22/sniffing-and-decoding-bluetooth-le-advertising-packets-and-nrf24l01-comms-for-under-30/
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4. James Analytic says:
March 12, 2018 at 7:45 pm
Aside from learning and earning your amateur ham or
professional license(s) and watching the lessons found here
(https://greatscottgadgets.com/sdr/) that are just mandatory
to me if you want to be really serious knowing about GNU Radio
and SDR even if you might forget at least you have a
reference…, listening alone is interesting with COTS systems
that are even non SDR systems as they can be tapped with a
discriminator output to display the super heterodyne radio
system spectrum. Do a google search of “PRO-2006 CE-232” for
an example or see this HaD article for some more info:
https://hackaday.com/2017/12/10/tapping-into-a-ham-radios-potential-with-sdrplay/
Some more advanced presentations I found from various DEF CON
youtube page postings I sort of randomly picked after of
searching for “SDR” (Note radio directional finding and fox
hunting books and videos are great sources of information also
as well as identifying the different types of
sodars/radars/lidars/ES/TS/EW frequencies and making a list if
you can’t find one researching then educated guessing what can
be modified for other uses and researching some more):
DEF CON 22 – Michael Ossmann – The NSA Playset: RF
Retroreflectors
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAai6dRAtFo&t=480s
DEF CON 23 – Wireless Village – Michael Calabro – Software
Defined Radio Performance Trades & Tweaks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WzM4K35jIU
DEF CON 23 – Wireless Village – Balint Seeber – SIGINT & Blind
Signal Analysis w/ GNU Radio & SDR
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drsgh_PZmJ8
DEF CON 24 Wireless Village – Balint Seeber – SDR Tips and
Tricks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZ5G0nYSM98
DEF CON 23 – Wireless Village – Tim Oshea – GNU Radio Tools
for Radio Wrangling/Spectrum Domination
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrHNlu8TbJg
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9. Fred Masint says:
April 1, 2018 at 3:09 am
Bill seems like you brought in the plants
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10. jafinch78 says:
October 17, 2018 at 10:08 pm
https://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Make-a-Directed-Energy-Weapon-Detection-Sys/
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11. John Doe says:
October 2, 2022 at 10:26 pm
The episodes first started in Moscow, then appeared in allied Western
countries in the 1980’s. GRU agents were caught in the late 1980’s at
the scene of one of these mysterious incidents. Equipment was seized,
which included a cavity magnetron. The I/O unit and controller unit
were built into two reinforced suitcases. Clandestine equipment is
often imported via diplomatic luggage.
Pulsed transmission will indeed produce higher peak power.
Electromagnetic waves carry energy, momentum and angular momentum away
from their source and can impart those quantities to matter with which
they interact. The effects of EMR upon chemical compounds and
biological organisms depend both upon the radiation’s power and its
frequency.
Disruption of biological systems has been credibly demonstrated in
cells, tissues and persons exposed to pulsed radio frequency energy,
including a damaged nervous system.
A modulated signal can also carry information and therefor can be
deployed for eavesdropping. These carrier waves can be used to energize
passive listening devices, and collect sound waves from within the
targeted area of a building. We let it rip at an ASIO agent, he soon
stopped questioning if the effect people described was real or not.
It took U.S. Naval Research almost ten years to reproduce the results
of the Russian equipment, though the project was scrapped as it was
found to be unsafe.
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2. Ostracus says:
September 25, 2017 at 10:13 am
” or on oceangoing ships to deter pirates and environmentalists.”
You know there’s something wrong with your movement when a weapon has to be
invented to deal with you. Also the RF weapon kind of seems obvious for
those in this particular community, till someone invents magic. Also not so
certain Cuba would be involved when they have something simpler…expelling
diplomats.
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1. Mike says:
September 25, 2017 at 11:50 am
LRAD wasn’t invented to counter environmentalists, it was made for
domestic crowd control but developed in response to the 2000 attack on
the USS Cole (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LRAD_Corporation). Its used
on oceanographic environmentalists because it works at longer distances
than water cannons and thus is a much more cost effective purchase for
the corporation which runs the ships (or drilling rigs) which the
environmentalists are protesting. you should probably actually do some
research before you let your personal prejudices shine through.
But you are right that it most likely isnt the Cubans, next obvious
source would be anyone who has something to gain from Cuba and the US
getting any closer.
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1. nitePhyyre says:
September 25, 2017 at 2:18 pm
“you should probably actually do some research before you let your
personal prejudices shine through.”
Ummm, this is the internet. You must be new here. That isn’t going to
happen, unfortunately.
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1. Ostracus says:
September 25, 2017 at 3:16 pm
I’m more amused he thinks it’s my personal prejudice, and yes
there’s something wrong with being a militant environmentalist as
opposed to the garden variety.
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1. Megol says:
September 25, 2017 at 3:26 pm
Well you _are_ obviously prejudiced. There’s no specific
environmental group or groups that have had a weapon designed
for them and what is considered “militant” varies a lot…
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3. Naxes says:
September 25, 2017 at 10:22 am
Ugh. Mass hysteria, move on.
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1. Gravis says:
September 25, 2017 at 12:30 pm
Umm… it doesn’t even fit the definition of “mass” for mass hysteria.
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1. Naxes says:
September 27, 2017 at 10:56 am
“Group psychogenic illness” happy with the definitions now?
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1. Naxes says:
September 27, 2017 at 11:23 am
Or would you prefer “Functional neurological symptom disorder”?
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2. Ostracus says:
September 27, 2017 at 11:50 am
Shhhh! Just be glad units aren’t involved.
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3. James Analytic says:
October 7, 2017 at 12:22 am
Yeah… maybe read about Contra Stations, Surveillance, Cuba and maybe
even Christian Monitors on the airwaves.
https://ia601908.us.archive.org/21/items/MonitoringTimesMarch1987/03March1987.pdf
What happened to our Monitors? Contras?
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2. macona says:
September 25, 2017 at 7:43 pm
Mass hysteria does not leave people deaf or with brain damage.
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1. Marco says:
September 27, 2017 at 12:13 am
PTSD can cause brain damage.
Or maybe they were a bunch of antivaxers which got the mumps.
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1. sonofthunderboanerges says:
September 28, 2017 at 10:08 am
It’s called PTSS now. It is not a “disorder” it’s a “syndrome”.
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2. Naxes says:
September 27, 2017 at 11:16 am
Actually, yes it can. Ever heard of psychosomatic symptoms, placebo
effect, etc? Particularly when people have pre-existing conditions,
like deafness, or coincidental injuries, like brain damage, that get
incorporated into the narrative. It’s especially suspicious when a
very wide variety of only tenuously connected symptoms, most of which
are self reported and subjective, like deafness, noises, nausea,
pain, spasms etc are reported by a socially isolated group of people.
No you’re right, it’s much more likely that persons unknown are
hauling an unknown weapon working on scientifically mysterious
principles involving some high powered and advanced physics which
cause a baffling array of symptoms to multiple locations around
Havana to harrass and annoy a random collection of minor diplomats
for no apparent reason or motive.
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1. James Analytic says:
September 27, 2017 at 10:03 pm
Misleading on with facetious, sarcastic, cynical, cruel and
unusual motives of a pro death and pro lies black PSYOPS
operations part of the Aquino Mind and others Civil or
paramilitary War that is blatantly obvious if you read into in
more detail wouldn’t be your intentions either, huh?
Why isn’t the attorney or wanna be executive led law enforcement
industry along with the military industrial complex with their
defense contractors and intelligence contractors (NRO contracts
most their work out by the way) industry not six sigma or lean
sigma in field operations?
Why the hostile mood or if not hostile… very suggestive and
misleading when their is for some reason compounded and concealed
forensics that no one seems to collect or expose as was in the
past with most epidemiological outbreaks?
Why are the victims left to collect the evidence when the budgets
of the previously noted, including health care industry that for
some reason isn’t lean sigma either refuses to collect or expose
conclusive quantitative or at least qualitative or specific
evidence?
What… are the three letter and other listening stations now
“transmitting” to much to expose their evidence? Wouldn’t be too
much static, noise, interference and jamming now would their be?
I’m sure in your world heterodyning, pulse trains, brain washing,
cult programming and mind control doesn’t exist… a… what did you
call it… “group psychogenic illness, functional neurological
symptom disorder or do you prefer the easier to remember
psychosomatic symptoms” for your thoughtful recreational
delusional narcissistic pleasure?
Why the closure of the FCC Investigation Stations and the BRAC?
What happened to the agencies that were supposed to take over the
FCC Stations roles and who are in charge of the pre-existing
stations or conditions, eh?
Why are even the police communications (of which are a public
service trust and obviously not brain trust) moving toward the
trend of encrypting their communications now days? Wouldn’t be a
secret government motive now day… now would that be?
Armed and dangerous three letter agency operators along with their
DOJ and DHS prisoner of war camp criminals, terrorists and
organized crime mafias of continuing criminal enterprises that
don’t exist with a 500 billion US $ plus budget DOD leadership as
well as the latest count of billionaires and millionaire wanna
be’s with market valued corporations wouldn’t intimidate or coerce
you would they or fund you by chance?
What, did you give up on the U.S. Jurisdictions Constitutions and
Statutory Laws to play politics and blatantly ignore the Public
Health, Safety and General Welfare for some cliches, anecdotal
statements and euphemisms with corporate double talk using the
latest jargon instead of lean sigma forensics evidence advocacy?
I’d guess the lean sigma forensics evidence advocacy would be for
use…not only marketing.
Maybe you should learn amateur radio and read up on GBPPR,
lonestarconsultinginc.com and other sites. Read up on
bioelectromagnetics, Dr. Robert O’Becker and Marty Kaiser. These
resources you didn’t care to disclose can give you some insight
also.
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1. sonofthunderboanerges says:
September 28, 2017 at 10:05 am
James Analytic – Not true. In another HaD thread we talk about
GBPPR (or just Joe Loritz) and Marty Kaiser a lot. They are
both the go-to-guys in the business. Despite Joe’s extreme
political viewpoints, he’s a electronics genius! Marty is just
a “next level” electronics deity. The movie THE CONVERSATION
(1974) was based on him.
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2. James Analytic says:
September 28, 2017 at 11:20 am
sonofthunderboanerges: My apologies for the confusion. I was
referring to the poster named Naxes. He didn’t disclose those
resources I mentioned above. Right, I agree though haven’t read
the HaD threads. How come John Williams doesn’t get the
exposure either? Are there any others I am missing? I suppose
John Williams, Dr. Robert O’Becker and their cohorts or
references helped bridge the gap into human body sympathetic
resonance frequencies which is a tough subject to expose…
though needs to be as our bodies can be Van Eck Phreaked then
Hacked remotely since out bodies are in fact a transceiver. I
find the gun control issue absurd compared to poisoning control
being hushed up and with little or no controls. Maybe DEA
monitoring of precursor chemical if for narcotics and dangerous
drugs. I find law enforcement and health care compound and
conceal evidence and crimes on the sides of a black diamond
hierarchy of attorneys or who plays executive attorney
maliciously on the top and retail outlets on the bottom
manufacturing crime and criminals from the day Mom and Dad are
found pregnant. Groomed to be victims in some jurisdictions by
continuing criminal enterprise consisting of old mafias
informants that integrated into official roles along with the
P.O.W. and terrorists brought over by the Roman Catholic
Ecclesiastical Provinces also violating a separation of church
and state that has integrated into official roles directly and
systematically serial killing anyone with U.S. Jurisdiction
descent they can in slow kill ways and means. Say for instance
SCOTUS is all Roman Catholic or Jewish with the newest member
from that background still. I think the WWI Veterans knew this
and also were more targeted especially once JFK got into
office. You are correct though, I was referring to Naxes not
disclosing references and making assumptions. I have references
if you need on my James Analytic FB account.
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3. sonofthunderboanerges says:
September 28, 2017 at 11:46 am
James Analytic – I know who you were aiming at. I was just
putting in my 2 cents.
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4. Matt says:
September 25, 2017 at 10:22 am
It’s obviously just ghosts.
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1. Ostracus says:
September 25, 2017 at 10:29 am
Cuban remake of the Ghostbusters would be something.
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1. pablo says:
September 26, 2017 at 6:45 pm
Several of the above comments suggest that a proton beam from a
portable source could potentially be used to cause the reported
symptoms. The only demonstrated legitimate use for such a device is
ghostbusting.
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1. Dodo says:
September 27, 2017 at 3:57 am
Or curing cancer, if you aim the beam so it passes through the
cancer.
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2. johnrpm says:
September 25, 2017 at 2:07 pm
staffers, what are they, is this a new work, who talks like that.
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5. jaromir says:
September 25, 2017 at 10:30 am
This microwave topic can produce some heated argument.
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1. Ali says:
September 25, 2017 at 11:44 am
All I see is hot air!
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1. Ali says:
September 25, 2017 at 11:49 am
Yet if you involve Brian Benchoff, then you’ll have a roast!
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6. Jon H says:
September 25, 2017 at 10:42 am
Apparently the Cuban denial was a bit out of character. They would normally
say we were making it up.
It could be Russia or North Korea behind it.
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1. voting for says:
September 25, 2017 at 11:29 am
Targeted U.S. and Canadian personnel. Any others?
Less likely Cuban.
North Korea maintains an embassy in Havana. Cuba has shipped weapons to
N.K..
Russia has an embassy in Havana and a consulate-general in Santiago de
Cuba.
This year, Russia resumes significant delivery of oil to Cuba, with
shipments from Venezuela down.
Most likely Russian.
Could be N.K..
Possibly Cuba at the “request” of Russia.
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1. Megol says:
September 25, 2017 at 3:27 pm
What would Cuba gain? Nothing. What do they have to lose? Much.
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1. voting for says:
September 25, 2017 at 10:58 pm
What could Cuba lose if they:
– don’t do what Russia says, or
– don’t look the other way while Russia does,
for something they’re told/convinced is deniable?
Same for N.K..
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2. Lufo says:
September 26, 2017 at 5:29 am
Clearly it was Syrian. Undeniable.
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7. Daniel says:
September 25, 2017 at 10:58 am
They should try not charging their phones on the night stand. Cuba might
have less strict radiated emissions levels than CE and FCC.
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8. J says:
September 25, 2017 at 11:02 am
I would rather expect this to turn out to be a false flag attack. Pin the
Cubans, degrade US-Cuban relations when they are finally improving using
Trump as the perfect foil. Likely candidate, as Jon H said, I pick Russia.
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1. James Analytic says:
September 27, 2017 at 10:06 pm
I’m thinking this is the only way the Department of State will
acknowledge this blatantly obvious issue going on in society if you’re
exposed and not attention deficient. Goes along with the “Thing” and
Moscow microwave issues though more candidly obviously exposed, where-as
the Moscow issue is more compounded and concealed or at least gray
PSYOPs misleading.
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9. Wolf says:
September 25, 2017 at 11:42 am
The sound is a side effect.
It is probably a proton beam:
Symptoms are identical to this accident:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anatoli_Bugorski
They probably have a proton beam therapy machine:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proton_therapy
It would need to be mobile, perhaps in a van, with some kind of stabilizing
legs.
It would take some time to setup and aim, which is why they target victims
while they are asleep and not moving.
This would also explain why victims “hear” the sound, then sit up, the
“sound” goes away.
Then when they lay back down, they “hear” the sound again.
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1. AKA the A says:
September 25, 2017 at 2:04 pm
A proton beam …(lets call it a “projector”) of this power level is
pretty power hungry and requires significant cooling, would be anything
but covert…morel like a semi truck rather then a van…
Also, the beam would leave a very noticeable hole in the wall or window.
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1. Wolf says:
September 25, 2017 at 2:22 pm
Firing time would be limited to power and cooling capacity.
That is why they do not fire for more than a few minutes.
An EV battery pack would provide all the power they need…
Cooling is probably the limiting factor.
There would be no hole in walls or windows (or people).
There would only be slight scattering while passing through low
density matter.
The beam stays very compact and focused until it hits high density
objects like a water filled brain. Then it starts to scatter and do
damage.
That is why they use a proton beam to irradiate cancer cells.
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2. abb says:
September 26, 2017 at 4:51 pm
I really doubt Cuba has a proton beam machine. They’re not exactly a
rich country.
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3. Buriedcode says:
September 29, 2017 at 9:34 am
Really? You just posted that above, but have upgraded your assessment to
‘probably’. What evidence is there for a stonking great proton beam
generator? Its like blaming the JFK assassination on a high powered rail
gun… sure they are ‘buildable’ but completely impractical for that
purpose. Unless I just fell for the troll post again…
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10. mikeselectricstuff says:
September 25, 2017 at 11:49 am
Microwaves would be way easier to deploy as a covert weapon than anything
using sound, as it would go through walls.
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1. Adam Fabio says:
September 25, 2017 at 6:27 pm
Yes – and the device would be relatively small (depending on frequency)
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11. Johnny says:
September 25, 2017 at 11:54 am
The fact that partially deaf people could hear the sound, as well as where
the beam is pointed leads me to believe that it’s actually exciting the
neurons in the auditory cortex
(https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auditory_cortex).
Auditory cortex is (basically) right behind your temple.
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1. James Analytic says:
September 27, 2017 at 10:09 pm
Sure, could be bone conduction also from pulsed systems or heterodyned
systems. The mind control systems would require knowledge of the
auditory cortex frequencies deeper in the neuronal cluster responsible
for hearing and processing of the sounds.
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12. Peter Liwyj says:
September 25, 2017 at 11:57 am
I’m surprised your embassies don’t already have some sort of Faraday cage
built in.
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1. matt says:
September 25, 2017 at 3:16 pm
You can’t get cell service in a Faraday cage.
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1. pablo says:
September 26, 2017 at 6:48 pm
You can monitor and/or secure your cell communications on a hard line
if your building is a faraday cage.
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1. James Analytic says:
September 27, 2017 at 10:11 pm
Now days most of the secret and above clearance voice and data
communications should be hard line, i.e. fiber optic. Oh, wait…
we’re writing about Cuba???
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2. sonofthunderboanerges says:
September 28, 2017 at 10:31 am
They do. It’s in the basement. It’s called a SCIF. And no, cell phones,
hardlines, and femtocells are not allowed if they are not first cleared
by the acting ambassador, chief of security, or the local CIA case
officer/station chief, who btw does not really exist ;->
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1. Mr Mannering says:
September 28, 2017 at 10:38 am
Still source hunting for the conversation above?…
I recall that your source to not be about HAARP in the sense it
contained no reference to and no mention of HAARP…
Still waiting…
easiest way to find our conversation is to:
Search with CTRL+F and type “Mr M” (without quotes)
find the last post reply to your ‘sources’ reply.
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1. James Analytic says:
September 28, 2017 at 12:37 pm
Huh, not sure Mr. Mannering what the above topic is regarding
specifically… though my comments off the top of my head are
relating to a tangent with HAARP on my mind in regards to weather
modification being covered up by the global warming hype and also
lack of reference to solar cycles and those EMS emissions.
Here are some references I was referring to regarding my theory
that HAARP can be used for weather modification:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUIiRHrUbpE
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/rain-on-request-make-it-rain#/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weather_modification
https://www.wanttoknow.info/war/haarp_weather_modification_electromagnetic_warfare_weapons
Maybe as a tuned synthetic aperture phased array HAARP can be used
for mind control too ( :-|) ):
http://www.radartutorial.eu/20.airborne/ab07.en.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synthetic-aperture_radar
Does makes sense as a tunable phased array for sure. There should
be beam steering capabilities. If the antennas can move, maybe
there is a synthetic aperture mission combo also. I have to read
into more.
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1. Mr Mannering says:
September 28, 2017 at 2:56 pm
That History channel had Eric Von Daniken and his ancient
aliens (Prob still going).
Also many TV channels are now pumping out questionable shows
for the sake of subscriptions and audience lure!
The Wiki and Radar-tutorial sites help with a good point with
SAR, though that looks more to be imaging and landscape data
acquisition, may include chamber detections, like finding
hidden bunkers for targeting in a war.
The want-to-know site shows some promise, though a pinch of
salt should be taken with such sites… It takes a Jessie Ventura
or another government agent to falsify claims that could
accidentally make it to said site in order for said governments
to use against said site… Think about 9-11 and just how the
official story was as well put together as a tin-foil hatter’s
version of the events: It is designed to cause so much
confusion that most people give up thinking and just accept
“Governments are always right”.
The Wikipedia weather modification doesn’t include HAARP at
all, however does have something I see with
cron/chem/water-vapor trails (whichever is truest). Say there
are bundles of moisture that particulates into fine crystals
and/or scrapings of burnt fuel with aluminium and stainless
steel (High temp resistant machine hardening type) from normal
jet engine use/wear-and-tear. That exhaust could cause
localized condensation to form clouds… especially on a cold
winters’ morning (Where I have seen this effect most).
I don’t believe in that chem-trail theory stuff, especially as
a lot of “It contains metal particles” can be explained as,
“the engine is made of metal and all things wear out over time”
and thus explains where this metal is coming from: Normal side
effect of using said type(s) of engine: Like soot from an
incorrectly mixed 2-stroke fuel in the case of a 2-stroke
power/voltage generator..
So a good attempt at explaining your findings… somewhat flawed,
however having the Want-to-know site included helps a bit,
especially since that and Wikipedia has some sources to act as
a research stub,
P.s. a stub isn’t the golden answer, but a good strong starting
point in research and validation.
You’ve done eleven-fold better than that
[sonofthunderboanerges].
It is because of there being a strong enough point on
weather-control that gives a strong argument but not got that
definitive answer on the HAARP side.
Sorry about the huge text wall, you’ve brought up some (already
known to me) things that individually are:
interesting,
questionable,
useful.
UnFeRiUm/Mr Mannering/Ali/Christopher Favreau/Dendrite/Afro
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2. James Analytic says:
September 30, 2017 at 4:38 pm
Mr. M: Thanks, I was going to reply with some more substantiation
of your comments like barium may be from planes also when people
go for scans using contrasting therapy. I went into more details
about nuclear weapons testing also and other theories for
radio-contrasting stuff and not so discussed spectroscopy in the
Sound and RF ranges and in zero and earth field. For some reason
my post isn’t shown and I have a page that shows up when I re-post
like I’m making a duplicate post.
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1. James Analytic says:
October 2, 2017 at 6:50 pm
I wonder too if the barium is found with iron oxide, i.e.
ferrite application? I do recall reading that there was
something to do with radio, paranormal or psychic stuff at one
time in the late 1800’s in Paris where people would stay in a
bath of iron mixed in. Not sure at the moment. I had a sound,
mind and body assault issue last night. I still need to
research why there would be ~20kHz on my temple region and
neck/throat. Pulse or heterodyne to RF or maybe I should test
my hearing or they’re trying to make me tone deaf. Man… at
least I have a U.S. Congressman investigating for me now.
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3. James Analytic says:
September 30, 2017 at 5:26 pm
I also wanted to add for the record that seems with the amateur
radio course work, study and books available there is the segue
into Stealth Antennas. Therefore, as others are noting ultrasonic
methods which are clearly publicly disclosed with not argument, I
want to add some more information on RF or the debatable depends
on which jurisdiction determines the range of microwaves. Since
microwaves are smaller wavelength, and used for telemetry also
maybe not as publicly disclosed, publicly disclosed if you hunt
around (pun intended), the antenna size is theoretically and
actually smaller in size. If we consider the ability to hide
microwave antennas in smaller volumes say like maybe an LED is now
to an old incandescent bulb… there is the ability theoretically to
transmit heterodyne signals, pulse signals and mind control or
human body sympathetic resonance frequencies signals in
frequencies ranges that are not as well or cost effectively
detected. This is a more challenging aspect of the
RF/Microwave/Terahertz/IR range and maybe UV range that is
invisible to the naked eye and ear and disturbing to detect.
Especially if there are highly accurate oscillators that most
equipment resolution may not detect the source signals and only
the effect. Just brainstorming some ideas I’m having at the moment
and have thought about in the past. I made some other posts that
are thought provoking and eye opening for some if you haven’t read
also. To me heterodyne and pulse systems are obvious. The mind
control and human body resonance frequencies manipulation in the
narrow band of effect is more my focus of study in regards to
advocacy of awareness to defend against and detect as pollution or
worse.
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4. James Analytic says:
October 2, 2017 at 7:16 pm
Not sure if you’re familiar with… I randomly stumbled onto this on
a youtube comment then did a Google search “laser that shoots into
the sky to create rain.” Interesting science I wasn’t aware of.
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5. jafinch78 says:
November 1, 2017 at 1:18 pm
Interesting links I thought worth sharing and looking into later
to see what the latest is:
http://www.arrl.org/news/view/sstv-goes-very-high-profile
http://www.arrl.org/news/haarp-like-ionospheric-research-project-underway-at-arecibo-observatory
(interesting that I didn’t know)
https://ece.illinois.edu/about/history/antenna/photos.asp (amazing
the size of some and age though doubt used for weather
modification including space weather: http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/)
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6. James Analytic says:
February 3, 2018 at 5:27 pm
Here is an interesting advance in technology for some food for
thought so that you may someday be forced to believe things that
are true… not to be true or the opposite:
http://www.laserfocusworld.com/articles/print/volume-53/issue-09/issue-9/neuroscience-optogenetics-optogenetics-a-cornerstone-of-darpa-s-neural-interface-program.html
Also, looks like the single neuron milestone has been hit with
holography techniques though not sure regarding Openwater Company
system yet:
http://www.laserfocusworld.com/articles/print/volume-53/issue-12/newsbreaks/3d-shot-performs-optogenetic-brain-stimulation-with-single-neuron-resolution.html?cmpid=enl_bow_newsletter_2018-02-01&pwhid=a5b34cc0b6aad831afcc05c502d1a107b85f2a535efd9aeedfc7d1173e1aee9b78dfc7972c931ed90a069e85245fec5b5bac22005e44af1f65a84e6a8fb37409&eid=407225666&bid=1991240
Open Water Company: https://www.openwater.cc/technology
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13. AltMarcxs says:
September 25, 2017 at 11:58 am
Paranoia, seems a good explanation, seeing what happen in US universities…
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1. Gravis says:
September 25, 2017 at 12:27 pm
That literally makes no sense.
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2. zerg says:
September 25, 2017 at 12:50 pm
Naah, the Soviets did the same thing to our embassy staff in Moscow
during the Cold war. The thing is microwave technology against humans is
pretty well understood by our military and the Russians.
Used the right way it will ruin your day.
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1. Murdock says:
September 25, 2017 at 4:12 pm
Used the wrong way may also ruin your day
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2. Canoe says:
September 25, 2017 at 11:02 pm
Could be someone who doesn’t know what they’re doing attempting a
radiated modulation surveillance?
Don’t get a modulated signal back so they up the power?
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1. James Analytic says:
September 27, 2017 at 10:13 pm
Man, yeah that would be pathetic. Low Noise Amplifiers aren’t
working sir… let’s go with the Active Accoustics/RF kit and just
keep turning up the amplifiers???? I can’t believe that they’re
that clearance and qualified to use the equipment and not know.
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3. sonofthunderboanerges says:
September 28, 2017 at 10:43 am
Zerg – NO. I know what your talking about but this is different. It
appears to be intentionally focused and the audio content is
specific. So specific that it’s not by accident like in Moscow. They
were frying our brains ACCIDENTALLY trying to ping that crazy
Theremin “thing” to spy on the ambassador. This device is cleverly
placed behind the headboard of your bed (too close for comfort) maybe
from the next room and it does penetrate plaster and drywall (aka
sheet rock). It’s mainly at a popular Havana hotel called the CAPRI.
It’s were many US and Canadian diplomats live. The embassy is too
well protected to allow such a thing unless it’s from a van outside.
I think this is the offending device:
http://mashable.com/2012/03/22/soundlazer-kickstarter-speaker/ It’s
only $175 USD. I can just see Boris Badanov and Natasha Fataly
embedding this in a hotel wall and pulling it out when the American
FBI and Canadian RCMP arrive to sweep for it.
Please don’t ask who Boris Badanov and Natasha Fataly are. They are
an old American funny joke…
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1. sonofthunderboanerges says:
October 4, 2017 at 7:20 pm
Annie – So darlink’ you are familiar wid’ moosk’ and squiverel’?
Since you correct my Slavic spelling of Natasha’s last name you
must be. I used to watch those clowns everyday back in the 60’s.
Very funny Cold War dialog with Boris and Natasha. And guess who
Fearless Leader is today? Look familiar? It rhymes with GLUTEN.
:-)
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/9/9f/Boris_natasha_fearless.jpg
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2. jafinch78 says:
October 12, 2017 at 6:18 pm
Badeen?
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3. sonofthunderboanerges says:
October 13, 2017 at 10:47 am
> Annie says:
> October 12, 2017 at 5:51 pm
>
> @sonofthunderboanerges
>
> Bedeuten?
Nein, meine Freundin! It has the flatulent sound of what Americans
do after eating too many beans? It’s the sound of this bottle of
Vodka makes when opened… get it now?
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-Oo6EhpP3ou4/VP6wua8Da5I/AAAAAAAB8w4/mHlWbvA6JGw/s1600/Grey%2BCardinal-racurs2.jpg
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1. sonofthunderboanerges says:
October 13, 2017 at 11:17 am
Annie – Don’t miss the season premiere of TV-series Berlin
Station (2016) in 3-days on NETFLIX, HULU, and EPIX. Never a
dull moment with that show. Black List is starting to bore me
now. But I do like Person of Interest even though it tends to
be too corny at times. What are your favs?
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2. jafinch78 says:
October 13, 2017 at 3:18 pm
I watched American Made last night. Sure, something else like
you and I were thinking… be interesting having a “Forward Air
Control” “Dumbo Drop” regarding the other pilot in the Snow
Birds. Maybe that will be for this U.S. political season that
is linked to opioids more. Great connecting the dots also.
Interesting reminder of how enemies of the state are pitted
against each other with neuters killing our best performers
that get lead on by them. I want to watch the “Battle Creek”
series. Person of Interest is definitely my favorite… though I
do agree can use less corny. Like “Dragnet” seems the newer
versions are not as serious, direct and systematic legal with
monotone right brain character. Person of Interest is legal
however, in modern times people are more queer. At least is not
Reno 911. :-)
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3. sonofthunderboanerges says:
October 13, 2017 at 5:15 pm
jafinch78 – You had me smiling at “Reno 911”. I have not seen
AMERICAN MADE yet. Tom Cruise as Barry Seal is an antitheses.
Barry was fat and quite careless. Maybe the reason why the 7th
floor threw him under the proverbial bus.
You really need to watch the TV Series about Ted Kaczynski
(Unabomber?). There is a little known fact from his history
while in college that will blow your mind. When I watched the
scene I was flabbergasted. I had no idea he was part of that
infamous and careless federal program.
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4. jafinch78 says:
October 13, 2017 at 10:27 pm
Right, I usually really enjoyed Nickelodeon when they played
“Dragnet” re-runs. I think it was Nick at Night. My Dad would
call me ultra conservative though most wouldn’t notice due to
preconceived notions and my presentation. I’ve lighted up over
the years though, however I am still speechless at the juvenile
pluralist demented behavior now days. Is humorous, though not
when I’ve been the flaming gay Sheriff’s or am their victim and
they like to pin, frame, mug, scapegoat, traffic and pander me.
Really is childish more-so in the U.S. with Propaganda at least
in this jurisdiction. Benton Harbor and Berrien County are
junkie, pedo compounding and concealing mass murdering frame
gangs. Don’t let them fool you. Run their backgrounds over
generations if they not fictitious assumed names. The extreme
gays groomed pedo on dangerous drugs can be deadlier than most
imagine. In fact, that is the most inconspicuous coercive,
seductive and manipulative of the criminals that are gross
frauds and cheats too.
OK, emotionally magnified anxiety moment (it’s not like
Catholics descent, bomb squad and fire doesn’t have ES/TS/EW)…
I was getting into “Better Call Saul” and like I noted CBS
shows. “The Inspectors” is interesting also.
I didn’t know there was a Ted Kaczynski TV Series. Is that
“Manhunt: Unibomber?” After watching the CNN “Crimes of the
Century: The Unibomber” they did a direct link with something
happening to him as a baby to agonize him for life potentially
as well as when he was at Harvard being part of a CIA MK Ultra
experiment or program or something like that where the agent
agonized him again. I assume since he was at liberal left wing
schools following (Berkeley) that he was one that was either
personally, or programmed to more dangerously,do what he did
because of interests. Chicago MK Ultra liberal left went west
coast. I’ve not researched his targets and am not sure the
socialist agenda. Man, messed up deranged with a cruel cheaters
euphemism. Old Chicago/Milwaukee’s infecting Michigan mafias
that infiltrated the DOD, DOJ and now DHS are the worst on the
planet looking official.
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5. sonofthunderboanerges says:
October 14, 2017 at 9:13 am
jafinch78 – Yes Manhunt Unabomber. The Harvard scene was
mind-blowing for me. I was shocked that Ted was a child prodigy
and went to Harvard as a wunderkind. Somehow I find it
abominable how certain employees of the then OTS now DS&T would
profile targets for study. How do you target a child and
subject him to this barbarism? I know the “party line” was to
get them before they get us. Not a legitimate justification for
such disgusting studies in the name of science. The MSA
(mainstream academia) justifies it with getting published (i.e.
fame or notoriety) and of course money. Greed, avarice, and
selfishness IMHO. They say things like “we are studying this
phenomena for epilepsy mitigation… “ or fill in the blank
whatever MSA lie you think will absolve your incredibly
short-sighted inhumane research. Clearly Ted K. was a subject
AGAINST his will. He became the chicken that came home to
roost. Now they dumped into a windowless cell in the bottom of
a pit for life.
I have no sympathy for Ted. He got what he deserved. However,
THEY have contributory negligence in nurturing his sociopath
behavior. But who is pulling the strings in Cuba with this
sonic device is anybody’s guess. I don’t think it was OUR
quasi-sociopaths. I think it was the king to the far north…
(and fiends)… “Now here’s a story you’ll really like
Bullwinkle!” – Rocket J. Squirrel. Notice the “usual suspects”
at 00:20 timestamp and on…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dFWHE7S4x6M
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6. jafinch78 says:
October 14, 2017 at 11:03 am
Greed, pride, delusional grandiose tangential to reality
requirements for survival with not much for consideration or
compassion for others unawareness and vulnerable states. Pan
Troglodyte behaviors competing with the Jones’s is all I can
say. Strange is the history of intellectual thinking.
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14. HackJack says:
September 25, 2017 at 12:14 pm
This does not make political sense. Cuba US relationship is on the rebound,
why would Cuba do something like that?
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1. B says:
September 25, 2017 at 8:02 pm
Cuba has been a proxy battleground for intelligence agencies for
decades. Just because it happened there doesn’t mean the Cubans did it.
It could have been anyone from Russia to Venezuela to China.
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1. James Analytic says:
September 27, 2017 at 10:14 pm
Argentina and oil reserves?
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2. dana says:
September 25, 2017 at 9:02 pm
I was also wondering about what motive the Cubans would have. I mean, if
they didn’t want a US embassy in Cuba, they could’ve denied permission
for one in the first place or if they changed their minds they could
just expel the diplomats now.
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15. Orack Babama says:
September 25, 2017 at 12:23 pm
I think these claims show exactly what kind of things US is willing to do
to others.
Any other country would have done extensive microbiological and
environmental tests first, as many molds and fungi can produce similar
effects, including all kinds of auditory hallucinations. For the US, that
is not possible: it must be an attack. Because that’s what they’d do, if
they just had thought of it first. Or, already have done, elsewhere.
(It’s not like the US to shy away from experimenting with even their own
people, from hallucinogenic substances to “harmless” bacteria to study the
infection patterns.)
Normal countries’ policy is to keep diplomats friendly, not crazed with
hallucinations, so that meaningful exchange can take place. No-one knows
how many wars and deaths have already been avoided because lower-level
diplomats have kept their counterparts up to date on internal issues, so
that no overreactions occur. US, however, is known to have a ham-handed
attitude towards soft intelligence, and instead relies on gathering massive
amounts of data, enough to pick and choose to make any and all kinds of
wacky politically-colored assumptions from it.
Who knows, maybe CIA had some suspicions about some embassy staff there,
and decided to paint the walls with LSD- or ergot-laced paint, in order to
help with their investigations somehow, and then just forgot about it. They
certainly have the budget for such stuff, larger than most companies, just
to do silly shenanigans with few positive real-world results.
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1. Gravis says:
September 25, 2017 at 12:49 pm
“I think these claims show exactly what kind of things US is willing to
do to others.”
That’s fine because there are a lot of stupid people that think a lot of
stupid things.
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1. Megol says:
September 25, 2017 at 3:38 pm
Of course. There are also a lot of ignorant people that don’t know
what their country have done in the past. There are multiple
examples, I’ll just mention Mk. Ultra under whose umbrella several
immoral and dangerous experiments were done both on foreigners and
natives.
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2. nitePhyyre says:
September 25, 2017 at 2:21 pm
“Any other country would have done extensive microbiological and
environmental tests first”
They did do those thing first. Results came up negative.
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16. Anon says:
September 25, 2017 at 12:33 pm
This pattern of widely varying intensities within parts of a room sounds
like possibly an interference pattern. Maybe there are two (perfectly
legitimate) microwave transmitters nearby that interfere constructively to
create higher intensities in a locale that happens to coincide with
somebody’s bedroom.
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1. Rollyn01 says:
September 27, 2017 at 4:31 pm
Possible. There could also be harmonics being generated somehow
(reflections off building’s wiring, etc.) that might explain differences
in symptoms.
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17. andarb says:
September 25, 2017 at 12:38 pm
More about the effect than the possibility that it is really in play in
Cuba, but there’s an excellent Stuff to Blow Your Mind episode about the
Microwave Auditory Effect.
http://www.stufftoblowyourmind.com/podcasts/v2k-the-microwave-auditory-effect.htm
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18. alterbentzion says:
September 25, 2017 at 12:44 pm
As soon as I heard this news item, I thought of an episode of “Bold
Venture” (an old radio show with Bogie and Bacall, situated in Cuba!), in
which a dentist’s x-ray machine is used to cause anemia/leukemia in an
unsuspecting girl who sleeps in the adjoining room. Here’s a link to the
radio show:
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1. alterbentzion says:
September 25, 2017 at 12:44 pm
Let’s try that link again:
https://archive.org/details/BoldVenture57Episodes/BoldVenture52021147DentistsGold.mp3
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19. Ren says:
September 25, 2017 at 12:47 pm
Okay,
swallow your pride Faux News haters, and listen to this Fox News video
segment.
I wonder if this is what may be happening…
http://video.foxnews.com/v/1502594688001/?#sp=show-clips
I seem to recall that some of the noises heard by a person who’s head is
getting bombarded with RF can be caused by their cranium bones expanding
(from the heat) and grinding at the their joints.
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1. Gravis says:
September 25, 2017 at 12:57 pm
Did you even watch it? “… designed to make subjects really really hot so
that they move.”
You’ve wasted everyone’s time.
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2. zerg says:
September 25, 2017 at 12:57 pm
People who work with a lot of military grade RF systems hear all sorts
of noises. I used to work in a microwave relay station at a AF base,
Being in the main room made a person feel odd and uncomfortable. Then
there were the noises. They weren’t auditory, they were in your head.
Nobody liked to spend time in the room where all the RF stuff housed
unless they had to.
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1. James Analytic says:
September 27, 2017 at 10:20 pm
Correct and don’t forget the… hhhmmm… that electronic component isn’t
made with human nutrient raw materials either. Post SDR, SMD and
newer electronics maybe not as bad. Still… their can even be
microbiological disgust in some systems. Therefore, not only
chemical, biological, electric field, magnetic field and potential
charge issues… there can even be radiation issues at certain
installations.
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20. Khordas says:
September 25, 2017 at 1:02 pm
It’s just someone’s loud girlfriend.
https://xkcd.com/316/
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21. Jeff B says:
September 25, 2017 at 1:46 pm
Directional high power microwave radar, or as spies call it, “that suitcase
we listen to bugs with.” Somebody got bored while the “targets” were
sleeping and started aiming it at their heads.
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22. jcanniff says:
September 25, 2017 at 2:28 pm
I think Cuba (or even USA! Secret Service) was using a microwave retro
reflector surveillance device in their rooms, activated by an outside
source of microwaves and that the unintentional effect was that US Staffers
were made ill. This tech in in the leaked NSA toolset catalog. Its
explained here: https://youtu.be/mAai6dRAtFo?t=3m31s
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23. Dan says:
September 25, 2017 at 3:22 pm
It was done with acoustic holography and Juian Assangel is just covering
for his Russian masters who are responsible and were try to drive a wedge
between the USA, Canada and Cuba, for obvious reasons.
Here is a nice visual analogy, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WffR6HrEqTA
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1. sonofthunderboanerges says:
September 26, 2017 at 11:38 am
This may be the best example of acoustic holography. However, the
smaller ones are dangerous if too close to your head:
https://youtu.be/HF9G9M0cR0E
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1. Doug says:
September 27, 2017 at 9:39 am
Too bad he didn’t aim it at a microphone so people watching the video
could hear it. In the event it was heard when he reflected off the
wall, I missed it.
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1. sonofthunderboanerges says:
September 27, 2017 at 11:38 am
Doug – I think Woody did hit a microphone in the video. It was
some corny rock music he was playing. There are many other YouTube
videos of all the patent infringers demonstrating their version of
this thing. I was tempted to shell out the $250 for one I saw on
the Internet and the demo video was impressive. Too much money for
a gadget I’d use as a toy to pester my family members and
schizophrenic bums on the street. I’d probably use it on those
idiots with WILL WORK FOR FOOD signs. I’d say something like:“HEY
LOOK DUDE! They’re towing your car!!!” and watch the supposed
homeless fakers bust a nut looking toward his alleged car! (LOL)
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24. teatmouse says:
September 25, 2017 at 3:38 pm
“Crossing the streams would be bad.”
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25. sonofthunderboanerges says:
September 25, 2017 at 3:46 pm
Well Peter Liwyj up there nailed it. Yes we do have a room like that at our
US embassies usually in the basement. It’s called a S.C.I.F. The victims
could sleep in there in an emergency. The POTUS carries his own portable
SCIF like a CONE OF SILENCE from the old Get Smart TV show.
However this very mean-spirited device in Cuba is not actually a
trade-craft tool of any intelligence-community. Why on Earth would you want
to damage potential asset’s hearing or brains?; no you’d want to cultivate
them for your covert ops. This does not sound like CUBANS who are now
trying to attract American tourists like the good ol’ days of Batista.
Raoul would not shoot himself in the foot like this. HOWEVER, his foreign
buddies who have a problem pronouncing W’s as V’s… well just maybe they
might think of a nefarious device like this to really piss off the
Americans. I mean they messed with our 2016 POTUS election… so anything is
possible for them. %-/
Everyone is overthinking this. No it does not have to be RF in the GHz
range. No it doesn’t have to be a loud tactical crowd denial system either.
Try something that is actually a bona-fide MASHABLE project you can
actually build. The gadget is known as a HYPERSOUND PROJECTOR invented by
the famous and extant inventor Woody Norris. And it’s for sale by him. Many
patent-infringers are also trying to sell it for around $250 USD. It’s big
purchasers are Walmart and the US NAVY.
How it works is that it projects two separate ultrasonic signals off by a
few kilohertz aimed at someone’s head. You feed normal sound into the audio
input. Yes it goes through walls. When the two beams hit your head, the two
beams hetrodyne to cause audible waves inside your head NO ONE ELSE can
hear it standing too far from you. It acts like voices in your head. The
only problem is that you must be careful how much power you feed to the
feed-horns or you could cause most of the medical problems mentioned above.
What you are feeding into it is not important unless you were trying to
mind-phuq someone (i.e. metaphysical voice trick from Mission Impossible
(1989) “The Devils” – the original series). Now who would want do that? I
would cough/sneeze the answer but I don’t want to get on that LIST we spoke
of in another spy-thread on HaD – (LOL)
Walmart wanted it for directed energy floor advertising. The US NAVY wanted
it for directional boat hailing. What would you guys want it for and why?
Being Hack-a-day you could build your own for $175 USD and here you go:
http://mashable.com/2012/03/22/soundlazer-kickstarter-speaker/
Just don’t start your own church melee scene from Kingsman: The Secret
Service (2014) with Samuel L Jackson and Colin Firth (what a corny movie!).
;-D
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1. sonofthunderboanerges says:
September 25, 2017 at 3:59 pm
The MASHABLE Inventor says; “The 39 Transducers each produce 120.5dB at
40kHz. ”
Then he says: “The problem is that at close range, you will be hit with
120.5Db of sound pressure that you can’t hear! It starts hurting your
ears after 10 minutes. ”
Here do the math:
http://www.industrialnoisecontrol.com/comparative-noise-examples.htm
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2. Ostracus says:
September 25, 2017 at 5:09 pm
The whole “you must be careful” in our litigious society kind of kills
the idea.
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1. Doug says:
September 27, 2017 at 9:58 am
Respectfully you have fallen victim to the propaganda but out by the
business and government elite. Here in the USA the business elite
have been using the civil courts to their profit ever since US
Constitution was ratified and the court system was put in place. On
insurance company suing another is very common place. We don’t see
the companies names in the court records, because the record record
the name of the companies client, not the companies The USA never
became a “litigious society” until members and group within the
electorate starting having success n the civil courts for the benefit
of the electorate. The therm litigious society is internal Propaganda
in the USA. One sectors misusing technology for their own benefit at
the loss of their target should consider the possibility of
litigation. Why should in be any other way?
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1. sonofthunderboanerges says:
September 27, 2017 at 11:43 am
Doug – I get what Ostracus meant. Like poor advertising to say
your product can plausibly hurt you…
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2. James Analytic says:
September 27, 2017 at 10:30 pm
Yes, I find that instead of criminal courts, i.e. District,
Circuit, et.al. due processing of public health, safety and
general welfare issues other than selective enforcement operations
(traffic, sex, drugs, larceny, assault and murder if blatant)…
most due processes seam to be criminally processed with
compounding and concealing extortion and bribery civil or small
claims court processes. We really need law taught from
kindergarten on up so that U.S. Jurisdiction (State, District,
Territory, Tribe and Nation) Constitutional and Statutory Law is
detailed well by the end of secondary education. I think on some
days Kennedy was shot even for taking away the Bachelors of Law
opportunity in the U,S. and replacing with the J.D. only option to
be admitted to the bar.
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3. Adobe/Flash hater says:
September 25, 2017 at 10:37 pm
I remember a magazine article from many years ago
(maybe Popular Science?) about possibly utilizing this tech in museums.
The visitor would hear a description of some art object, only while
standing in a designated viewpoint.
The intent being to confine the sound to a localized area and not just
creating a cacophony of “normal” audio speakers turning the museum into
an audio melee.
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1. James Analytic says:
September 27, 2017 at 10:30 pm
I recall for real estate and billboard advertising also.
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26. Cliff says:
September 25, 2017 at 3:54 pm
There are papers and research about this, but when people talk about
there’s a possibility that this technology can be weaponized then everybody
run covering their eyes and ears and screaming “conspiracy theory”. I’m
leaving a few links for you to check:
“Russian microwave assault on US embassy:”
https://www.reddit.com/r/conspiracy/comments/5fvhet/reminder_electronic_assaults_like_those_performed/**
Voice-to-Skull device had a page on the US Army website (now deleted):
(Page saved by webarchive)
https://web-beta.archive.org/web/20040202140041/http://call.army.mil/products/thesaur/00016275.htm
“Court to Defendant: Stop Blasting That Man’s Mind!”
https://www.wired.com/2009/07/court-to-defendant-stop-blasting-that-mans-mind/
“U.N. Investigates Electromagnetic Terrorism”
https://www.wired.com/2008/12/un-investigates/
Electromagnetic Weapons – Minister of National Defence for Poland (This is
about unproven claims. couldn’t find if Poland authorities got any
information, no information released)
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YgVs4-m0lNY
“MIT’s 3-D Microwave Camera Can See Through Walls” IEEE
http://spectrum.ieee.org/tech-talk/semiconductors/optoelectronics/mits-3d-microwave-camera-can-see-through-walls
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1. James Analytic says:
September 28, 2017 at 11:01 am
Let’s add Dr. Rauni Kilde from Finland as a victim apparently.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3z4ElFWTGco
Also, I’ll get these links on this post too:
U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command FOIA Request proving
bio-effects of “selected” nonlethal weapons (note the verbiage notes the
same weapons can be lethal if you read carefully):
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3kLL6AnKjj5eVgyMnVhbjNGMEU/view
Other excellent resources:
Excellent book on Bioelectromagnetism:
http://www.bem.fi/book/00/tx.htm
John Williams of lonestarconsultinginc.com
Read through the list of MIND CONTROL, ELECTRONIC ATTACK, DETECTION,
COUNTERMEASURES DEVICE TYPES devices descriptions such as “Scanners the
Device” and “the Ultimate Weapons and Lab Development System”
Also, READ Tutorial 3:
http://www.lonestarconsultinginc.com/free-mind-control-tutorial-3.htm
Marty Kaiser: http://www.martykaiser.com/odyssey2.htm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bb-bdHGBcUY
Green Bay Professional Packet Radio (GBPPR) site(s):
http://www.qsl.net/n9zia/vision/
http://www.qsl.net/n9zia/
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27. Wow says:
September 25, 2017 at 4:42 pm
Can I just say I love the cover art?
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1. PodeCoet says:
September 25, 2017 at 9:50 pm
Same!
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28. Andrew says:
September 25, 2017 at 4:43 pm
If you want to delve into the “conspiracy” side of this – google “Voice to
Skull”…
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1. sonofthunderboanerges says:
September 26, 2017 at 11:40 am
Not a conspiracy anymore thanks to Woody Norris:
https://youtu.be/HF9G9M0cR0E
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1. James Analytic says:
September 27, 2017 at 10:33 pm
I think if John Williams was more professional looking, even more
would be exposed. Same goes with Marty Kaiser and the GBPPR
operators.
Technically, criminal conspiracy is going on still. Not “electronic
harassment” “conspiracy theories” solely as the alibi.
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29. Whatnot says:
September 25, 2017 at 4:48 pm
The mistake might be to assume an attack, it could also be a side-effect,
and in fact it could even be a side-effect of what their own CIA is
experimenting with.
If you want to find the answer to a mystery it’s best to not start with an
assumption but to rather start with the actual data at hand and work
yourself to a theory from that.
And I now see jcanniff also postulated a theory where it is a side-effect.
Incidentally, I see a general trend where the US accuses some country or
government of doing something and then we later find out it was done by the
US in the past and they just assume everybody is like them. it is not only
a bit silly but also exposes what the US is doing by their accusations to
others even before the US was exposed.
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30. Mr Mannering says:
September 26, 2017 at 1:05 am
‘Twas probably a NASA or equivalent HAARP-like* experiment but from the
other side of the clouds.
It may have inadvertently been set too strong and directed the energy at
the building…
or heck another hacker/maker experimenting with something they found here
on HaD and started aiming it all over the place where it hit said building…
maybe the hacker/maker knocked him/herself out with his/her Magnetron
device and that’s why it stayed in the same line-of-sight for long enough
to cause the effects.
* HAARP facility in wales is open to the public, likely others are open to
the public and thus essentially self-debunk those conspiracy theories
around said HAARP experiments… OK HAARP-fearing hatters: You can take those
tin-foil hats off and save them for a more rainy day.
LOL the receptionist in the Wales HAARP building call the HAARP-theorists,
“Chem-trailers”. For example:
“You’re not one of those chem-trailers are you?”
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1. sonofthunderboanerges says:
September 26, 2017 at 8:17 am
Mr Mannering – We (Americans) have a mobile HAARP now. It was built in
Texas and is now actively deployed in Pacific Ocean. It is not meant for
HAARP purposes per se but for anti-missile defense. Against who? I’ll
give you one guess. And he is obviously not responsible for this evil
audio gadget and neither is Asad. Look further north, very north. And
it’s not some side-effect or accident of technology. Someone needs to
NLJD sweep their bedrooms and find them embedded behind their plaster
walls or bed headboard. The focusing effect (moving around stops it?)
kinda’ sorta’ nails it that it is a discreet component placed in
target’s bedroom to cause sleep disturbance. Also use a frequency
counter to look for audio within 20-50 KHz band. Only cats and Dolphins
can hear these sounds (i.e. pet cats leave the room when active?). Dogs
not so much. I’ll bet they are IoT triggered too. Not a listening
device. Just a electronic political harassment one. Adult humans can not
hear 20 KHz but can be hearing impacted by it.
https://i2.wp.com/news.usni.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/sbx-1.jpg
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1. Michael W. Perry, WA4MP says:
September 26, 2017 at 9:52 am
Conspiracy theorists are often muddled. I saw one of those when I
stayed over in Seattle. It is an X-band radar system. That means 8-12
GHz. As anyone who knows radio knows, HAARP operates in the far-lower
HF range, somewhere between 3 and 10 MHz. I’ve actually heard it on a
HF radio.
That is roughly a thousand-fold difference in frequency. Comparing
the two is silly.
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1. sonofthunderboanerges says:
September 26, 2017 at 10:39 am
Michael W. Perry, WA4MP – Yup you nailed it Mike… Move along
nothing to see here…
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1. Mr Mannering says:
September 26, 2017 at 2:04 pm
Yep, nailed it!… was also going to ask the OP of that picture:
So where’s the field of highly directional YAGI antennas that
are collectively the iconic landmark most (all AFAIK) HAARP
facilities are known for?
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2. sonofthunderboanerges says:
September 27, 2017 at 1:11 pm
Mr Mannering – I believe HAARP in Alaska was dismantled in
2014. USAF and then DARPA did not want to continue it as they
claim they got all the data they needed from it and I think
they sold it to a college. Not sure if the antennas are still
standing. SBX-1 has large parabolas under that huge radome
pointing up. They are powered up to several megawatts in the
X-BAND. It’s never pointed out into terrestrial areas as it is
dangerous to organic things. Now tell me that can’t heat up
upper atmosphere the same way HAARP was doing. U.S. Senator
Lisa Murkowski (R – Alaska)
got them to admit during a senate funding committee what “data”
they were actually looking for and it was really something to
do with “force multipliers” using artificial meteorology
techniques which US SecDef Cohen already told the world decades
ago that this is a “thing” now with Eco-terrorists and USA.
BTW I was being sarcastic with Michael W. Perry, WA4MP…
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September 27, 2017 at 2:12 pm
@sonofthunderboanerges:
Strangely though… The Welsh HAARP facility was around before
your 2014 one got sold off and that is according to the Welsh
HAARP site’s receptionist. Also the conversation excluded the
conspiracy theory and thus ommited the “Sold-to-college”
site(s).
There are more than one facility, you know don’t you? Or do we
conveniently just ignore the others in various participating
countries?.
Also have you got the sources of the dome-under-the-antennas
site and/or…
have you got the geo-location or address of the facility for
pasting into google-maps?
P.s. I’ll give you until the weekend as it’ll likely take me
that long from now to find the Welsh site if you want the
geo-location of the Welsh HAARP site, do you want said info?
You got 12-hours from this post time-stamp to request for I to
find you the information on time for the weekend.
(Oh, I know you’re going to resort to, “TL;DR”/”Wall of text
cant read!” or “Teh a es a phlep!” or something blatant of
sore-looser syndrome at some point within this discussion…
However if you do provide information in an attempt to back up
your statements, then I’ll delay application of this bracketed
statement until you match the conditions for it. However if you
find hard proof that hasn’t been debunked/refuted then I’ll
take take back this bracketed statement with full force until I
crumble into the abyss of no-longer-existing)
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4. sonofthunderboanerges says:
September 27, 2017 at 4:32 pm
Mr Mannering – SBX-1 is highly documented on Internet It was
originally built in Brownsville Texas (USA) and there are all
kinds of photos of it being built. Even specs are given. I
can’t give you it’s present position as it is MOBILE and very
classified like our nuclear subs. However, it is somewhere west
of Hawaii in open ocean setup to detect Rocket Man’s missiles.
I can’t actually say it has HAARP capability as that is just my
speculation based on the available data about it.
Yes I know other countries have their own version of HAARP, but
I don’t think they call it that. Russia and China have “some”
and rumored to “rent” out it’s services (i.e. black market?) as
someone in Singapore suggested when they needed some
meteorological modifications for agricultural reasons.
http://archive.defense.gov/Transcripts/Transcript.aspx?TranscriptID=674
Once you arrive there hit CRL-F and type electro. This was from
SecDef Choen 1997. Non fiction stuff…
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5. Mr Mannering says:
September 27, 2017 at 11:11 pm
opens firefox, checks your link for safety, clicks your link,
CTRL+F, types “HAARP”
a red box appears in the search…
Skims over document and could find no reference to HAARP,
Missile detection…. Someone already pointed out that it is just
another form of RADAR!
The UK facility actually called themselves “Part of the HAARP
research”.
They also said a load of actors, who they tried to invite in,
instead they just hung outside giving abuse and saying to their
cameras how much they wasn’t allowed in. Just thought I’d save
the reality bomb for last just to finalize this conversation
;-)
Oh, and try harder!
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2. Whatnot says:
September 26, 2017 at 9:01 am
Hate to tell you this buy what HAARP does was confirmed by the various
entities experimenting with it.
And that that was potentially risky any scientist will confirm.
So you can have it exposed, it’s still not good.
Incidentally, talking of such experiments, I hear they have no real idea
what would happen if Kim would do an EMP over the US as he suggested he
would, since they don’t do above-ground experiments anymore and
everything is electronic now the overall effects are very hard to gauge.
Still, I’m sure you don’t mind Kim doing some experimenting right? >:)
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1. sonofthunderboanerges says:
September 27, 2017 at 1:47 pm
Whatnot – Lil’ Kim (aka “Rocket Man”) will never get the chance to do
a EMP over ANY of our territories or CONUS. I think we are just
playing with him right now letting him take pot-shots over northern
Japan.If he ever gets a weaponized Hwasong-14 past Pyongyang city
limits, they will just disappear as if the ET’s just scooped them up
in their space ships! Uhhh – it will seem like that, as I don’t
really believe in such ET stuff. :-D
https://youtu.be/SO4FhJ3mjrE
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1. Whatnot says:
September 27, 2017 at 2:46 pm
Expert say the intercept capability is not exactly 100%, more like
as low as 60%, so if he shoots a bunch there is an unpleasant
chance one gets through.
Plus in the case of defense systems like the patriot missiles they
found it basically destroy the rocket part but the large fragments
will continue their ballistic path at several times the speed of
sound causing good damage. And if it’s a robust warhead even that
might survive.
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1. sonofthunderboanerges says:
October 14, 2017 at 9:36 am
Whatnot – “Expert say the intercept capability is not exactly
100%, more like as low as 60%, so if he shoots a bunch there is
an unpleasant chance one gets through.
Plus in the case of defense systems like the patriot missiles
they found it basically destroy the rocket part but the large
fragments will continue their ballistic path at several times
the speed of sound causing good damage. And if it’s a robust
warhead even that might survive.”
My sarcastic response? :-)
https://youtu.be/ILEt9zsRCiY
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2. jafinch78 says:
October 14, 2017 at 10:36 am
If I recall correct, wasn’t Fortran and some of the earliest
computers used for trajectory calculations? Yeah…
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2. James Analytic says:
September 27, 2017 at 10:38 pm
I thought I read that EMF/EMS weather modification was also an
objective or research project of the HAARP system. I’ve even read
their are public weather modification campaigns for towers to be
installed in California for induction of rain. Weather
modification is publicly disclosed now days and NOAA does have an
assortment of ground, air and space systems that are not only
passive… they are active acoustic and RF.
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1. Mr Mannering says:
September 28, 2017 at 11:51 am
Yep, weather control is essentially public domain disclosed.
However HAARP was to do with the study of the upper atmosphere
and the military purpose was improvement of long range
transmission of data. If or not that involved the transmission
of the weather is another side story altogether. HAARP was used
for many other research projects along those lines as well.
Targeting a lower atmospheric area nearer the cloud/water-vapor
band would allow pressure differencing to encourage movement of
moisture over short distances… i.e. slow down clouds so they
form rain-clouds where needed, and cheaper to do by the looks
of it than all the many sanitation stages of the then pumped
water to the land as nature already cleansed the water enough.
Long distance weather control is just a dream though.
Also there was a Jessie V* show about HAARP shows an
electrostatic movement of a cloud-in-a-bottle simulation…
Trialed on a full worldly scale, if at all possible, the
country to be attacked would have to have set up the receptive
anode in order to be attacked, so just don’t receive weather
attacks: Solved that war!
*a hired actor to spread mis-information and make
subliminally-advertising shows
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31. hvdvlies says:
September 26, 2017 at 3:35 am
I’d rather listen to AM radio using my tooth fillings :P
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32. mohawkspock says:
September 26, 2017 at 7:44 am
Is this a situation where wearing a tin foil hat would actually help?
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1. Whatnot says:
September 26, 2017 at 9:02 am
As stated, only if it covers the temples.
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1. sonofthunderboanerges says:
September 26, 2017 at 11:58 am
Actually MIT did a study on the tin-foil hat and discovered that it
does NOT act as a Faraday shield for RF as it is not grounded.
Therefore it acts like an antenna or even a wave guide straight into
your head.
http://web.archive.org/web/20100708230258/http://people.csail.mit.edu/rahimi/helmet/
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1. Mr Mannering says:
September 26, 2017 at 2:07 pm
Hehehehe….
Tinfoil hatters gonna be all hot-head now…. Pun intended!
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2. Whatnot says:
September 26, 2017 at 4:47 pm
Since tin foil hats are suppose to protect from aliens (right?)
they would reflect those alien rays coming from above. so they
don’t work on the Faraday cage principle.
Now from the side they would obviously bounce some stuff away and
concentrate some stuff if it’s slightly lower or the hat is
tilted.
Anyway, a reflector isn’t an absorber
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3. James Analytic says:
September 27, 2017 at 10:43 pm
Right, wasn’t a Faraday cage discussed above? Add a Faraday cage
anechoic chamber potentially in a cave with specific geological
formations. You may need to add Schumann resonance frequencies
inside if overly shielded. Otherwise, maybe you’d need something
more like this:
http://www.lonestarconsultinginc.com/mindcontrol1.htm#HEADSHIELD
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1. James Analytic says:
September 27, 2017 at 10:45 pm
Also, I should note… not only for power line communications
radio stations… you can read up on Aluminum Foil Antennas if
you don’t design the cap correct… the type of antenna is well
known not only as a reflector for some frequencies. I think the
frequency is going to be dependent on the effect.
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33. Brad says:
September 26, 2017 at 8:56 am
When we were testing our AN/TPQ-47 type RADAR at our shop, I could ‘hear’
when it was on… even outside the building in the parking lot… really ‘felt’
it inside my head, like pressure was increasing. These were pushing 10kW.
Miss the project, but happy to be out of that building. We has 100% kill at
the Ft. Sill comp, though.
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1. Whatnot says:
September 26, 2017 at 4:52 pm
People are complaining about odd effects near LTE transmitters too I
hear, and ‘near’ windmills of electrical power, seems the vibration
travels through the ground over a long stretch to cause resonance in
some people’s skulls or some such.
Talking of which, I wonder if US embassies in such countries have their
own cell tower.
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1. James Analytic says:
September 27, 2017 at 10:48 pm
Just think about the range of entrianment not really publicly well
disclosed for the human body to process the environmental signals
that are random or present from systems or malicious from systems and
how they combine and subtract with our human body resonance
frequencies to effect the human body resonance frequencies. That’s
not even including high power diathermy or injurious known
frequencies effects.
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2. jafinch78 says:
October 14, 2017 at 10:41 am
Maybe systems like these types have effects on the human body
resonance frequencies through combinations, subtractions, harmonics,
phase changes, polarity changes and other bi-neural or neural
effects:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrier_current
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seismic_communication
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultra_low_frequency
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Through-the-earth_mine_communications
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34. Michael W. Perry, WA4MP says:
September 26, 2017 at 9:42 am
The sound effect makes sense. People aren’t hearing the microwave signal
itself. They’re hearing its PRF, pulse repetition frequency, which is
typically in the audible range. And a microwave beam could be aimed more
precisely and its antenna more stealthy than a sound beam.
The Cuban dictatorship might have developed these devices to direct at
their dissidents to cripple or disorient them. They may have decided,
officially or not, to turn them on the U.S. and Canadian embassy staff.
Under Obama they could get away with such bullying. Not so under Trump.
I’d look and see if Cuban dissidents have reported similar problems. Also,
Cuba is a brutal police state. Even if this wasn’t officially sanctioned,
the government can quickly get their hands on whoever is responsible. To
target particular rooms or even parts of a room, they’d need to be within a
couple of hundred yards at the most.
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1. sonofthunderboanerges says:
September 26, 2017 at 11:03 am
Michael W. Perry, WA4MP – How up to date is your intel on Cuba? And
what’s with this pro-TRUMP comment? You do know he is not any type of
mitigation-agent in this scenario. He is only a problematic “fly in the
ointment” as he has ostensible financial interests in Havana. Raoul is
aware of this and will exploit it to manipulate him the way Russia is
probably doing. So Raoul will not “shoot himself in the foot” by aiming
Cuban (i.e. Russian) radar at our embassy. This ridiculous gambit has
all the earmarks of a sanctioned SVR-op to electronically harass our
embassy employees.I think it is a ultrasonic heterodyne device called a
HyperSound Projector. They are for sale on Internet and can be
manufactured for $175 USD.
http://mashable.com/2012/03/22/soundlazer-kickstarter-speaker/
Let me remind you of a similar incident in 1997 in US state of WA in
where a USN passenger (i.e. US Naval Intelligence?) on a Canadian copter
was blinded by a LASER from a Russian ship suspected of spying on our
subs. Then when USCG subsequently boarded her the equipment was tossed
overboard by the Russians beforehand. Google “Strait of Juan de Fuca
laser incident”. So the Russians have a vested interest in harassing us
whenever they can. Like they just did up our eastern coast line with
that ship and the shepherded fly-overs with their spy planes.
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2. sonofthunderboanerges says:
September 26, 2017 at 11:47 am
“And a microwave beam could be aimed more precisely and its antenna more
stealthy than a sound beam.” Nope not really thanks to Woody Norris:
https://youtu.be/HF9G9M0cR0E
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1. James Analytic says:
September 27, 2017 at 10:55 pm
Technically, yes in regards to proprietary systems… especially if you
consider interferometry of existing systems already stealthy deployed
for other uses. Why not use human body emission range spectra that is
not as well disclosed and can penetrate the environmental barriers
more also? Playcate on those frequencies where less source energy
could impact the target more. Sure COTS heterodyning systems are in
the ultra sonic range and way obvious. I’m all for advocating this
type of assault with intent to maim and murder. These systems are the
worst forensically clean kill methods where not much for forensics is
performed… especially post FCC station closures and in short range
operations situations like a neighbor in a heart break hotel. I do
wonder about power lines weapons systems potential also… not only
water and gas lines acting like a tuned resonator.
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3. Whatnot says:
September 26, 2017 at 4:55 pm
This is HaD though, and surely we know the US government can easily
check for RF radiation coming their way.
In fact they would monitor RF near their embassy and check for in hotel
rooms of personnel for reasons of searching for bugs. It’s not like the
US government are cavemen without knowledge of radio.
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4. Whatnot says:
September 28, 2017 at 9:16 am
Roll eyes.
Also: Doesn’t Kim show daily you can get away with anything under Trump?
And doesn’t Saudi-Arabia add to that evidence?
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5. James Analytic says:
September 28, 2017 at 10:31 am
WA4MP: have you read up regarding the Moscow “Thing?” Couple that with
known issues with microwave frequencies and the requirements for
shielding. Not only rotational energy diathermy issues… other issues
where ionization of molecules can occur due to organo-metallic either
dopes or biochemicals absorption and other effects that you’d learn
about in a Physical Chemistry course. Yes, the pulse train in the
audible range or human body resonance frequency is definitely an issue
of concern. Especially, if you can stealthy camouflage with background
signals that already exist in the environment. Technically, even
microwaves can be heterodyned like the ultrasonic systems. Heterodyned
ultrasonic systems are on the market more and just add an amplifier
maybe or more than one uni-directional speaker/transducer. Even large
transducers can be purchased and used like a poison, firearm or WMD.
I’ve recently wondered when I see the WRT54’s and the opensource hacks
capabilities since they have two antenna connections to be used as a
weapon. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long-range_Wi-Fi
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35. Theodis Butler says:
September 26, 2017 at 12:53 pm
why does everyone assume this attack was targeted? equilibrium. common with
an ear infection.
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1. Whatnot says:
September 26, 2017 at 4:57 pm
Why? Political reasons? And natural suspicion when something happens to
embassy personnel
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36. Achim fuggin Stein says:
September 26, 2017 at 1:08 pm
The Cubans are kindof decent pps, whereas murica never ever stopped doing
war. This is pure propaganda. If some murican embassy peasant is deaf or
braindamaged he should unstick his finger early enough from his nose.
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1. teatmouse says:
September 26, 2017 at 2:12 pm
1/10
Try again while not super high.
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1. Whatnot says:
September 26, 2017 at 5:03 pm
Not 10/10 of course but also no 1/10.
And no sign of high IMHO.
And you have to admit it would be weird if Cuba would go through some
state-of-the-art super villain weapon to shoot themselves in the
foot, right at the moment when the door opened a creak. Whereas
certain forces within the US intelligence community would love to
slam that door close and hammer it down with huge nails. But anything
is possible though, so many people shoot themselves in the foot all
the time.
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1. teatmouse says:
September 27, 2017 at 11:24 am
You are acting like Cuba has no ports or has ever sided with an
enemy of ours against us lol. Cuba doesn’t have to build shit.
There are other entities that could supply such a device to them
to disrupt US’s operations there though it seems like an odd place
vs some embassy in the Middle East right now. Perhaps that is the
draw. I will say it is weird that it is happening there.
I do however stand by my previous assumption the idiot above us
was high. It is a nice way of saying millennial-like typing
detected. ;)
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1. Whatnot says:
September 27, 2017 at 2:48 pm
I suppose the high accusation could be construed as a positive.
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2. sonofthunderboanerges says:
September 28, 2017 at 8:39 am
It appears it started 1-year ago in the fall and ended in
spring 2017. Then on1-Sept-2017 it happened to a former CIA
officer at the CAPRI hotel in Havana. What he describes is a
tightly focused beam that has dead spots on either side of the
lobe. It sounds like someone in an adjoining room is drilling
into the wall to install ultrasonic transducers to project
40-50KHz audio hetrodyne signals. Then they feed grinding
noises, cicadas, crickets, and alarm clock sounds. You move a
few inches to the left or right and it disappears. Move back
and it reappears. Sounds like a foreigner rents a room next
door to harass embassy employees staying at the Capri. It’s not
at the embassy as no one can get past the US Marine guards.Only
local contractors but they are thoroughly searched. And a NLJD
will spot one of these hypersound projectors as they are full
of semiconductors. Just bribe the Cuban cleaning lady and she
will ‘drop a dime’ on the culprit or let you into the adjoining
room when it’s happening. Then when you kick in the door shout
privet moy drug!. Watch him squirm and he says in broken
English: “No no my friend it’s not vhat’ eet’ looks like… dis’
is just veedeo game…”. And the joker looks and sounds amazingly
like Boris Badanov… :-)
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/09/14/american-diplomats-cuba-claim-targeted-havana-hotel-room-mystery/
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3. sonofthunderboanerges says:
September 28, 2017 at 8:47 am
> “Natasha, help me install dis’ veedio’ game i dat’ hotel wall
> over der'”
> “Vat’ are you talink’ about dahling’ – dat is not video game
> dat’ is evil hypersonic projector…”
> “Details details…just do as told so fearless leader is not
> disappointed…”
http://keithrhiggons.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/1171768-boris_and_natasha_1.jpg
:-D
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4. Whatnot says:
September 28, 2017 at 9:20 am
They used to have small annoy-cricket circuits featured
constantly in electronics circles back in the old days, you
know the tiny circuits that start a minute or so after the
light is out and make cricket sounds to drive your friends and
family crazy.
If you look at the HaD archives you probably find some designs,
in case you work for the CIA or the Cuban government.
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37. drew says:
September 26, 2017 at 5:16 pm
It isn’t Cuba doing this.
The Canadians were reporting these effects too and Cuba doesn’t want to
fuck with their main source of tourism. They have no reason to dislike
Canada right now, they’re on quite good terms.
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1. Whatnot says:
September 26, 2017 at 5:29 pm
They could still be doing it accidentally. Although it would be an
accident involving the diplomatic area, and that should give us some
lead if we were to investigate it. And a lack of proper investigation
but instead dong sanction should also tells us something, something
telling..
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1. drew says:
September 26, 2017 at 5:34 pm
I mean, there’s also reports that Raul Castro actually called the
U.S. first for a face to face meeting where he not only said he had
no clue what it was either, but wasn’t even doing his usual ‘accuse
the u.s. of doing it to make cuba look bad’ thing. Even offered to
let the FBI into Cuba to investigate, which is…unprecedented.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/the_americas/castros-denial-personal-assurance-clouded-probe-of-attacks/2017/09/15/9a14c858-99fd-11e7-af6a-6555caaeb8dc_story.html
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1. James Analytic says:
September 27, 2017 at 10:59 pm
The Chinese and Russian led on along with the rest of the World at
one time in the UN the enforcement of the noted systems as Weapons
of Mass Destruction. They are “radiation” devices that can cause
“mass destruction.” The U.S, Great Britain and Germany countered
though and you know they are the propaganda cool kids on the block
brain washing mind control five eyes megalomania watch this and
drink the cool aid and take these pills machine.
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2. Whatnot says:
September 26, 2017 at 5:30 pm
Thanks for telling about that Canada link BTW, that’s very interesting.
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1. drew says:
September 26, 2017 at 5:38 pm
Yeah, here’s a link talking about it.
Something’s going on here, but the Cuban government seems just as
rattled by it as the U.S. and Canada. If it’s them, they’re putting
on an impressive show and making incredible offers of concession for
nothing more than annoying and confusing the U.S., seemingly catching
one of their own friends’ embassies in the “crossfire”.
http://www.ctvnews.ca/world/canadian-diplomats-affected-by-mysterious-sonic-attacks-in-cuba-1.3591227
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1. sonofthunderboanerges says:
September 27, 2017 at 12:56 pm
Yes here is an except from Drew’s link:
> Diplomats and their families were getting sick. Some described
> bizarre, unexplained sounds, including grinding and high-pitched
> ringing. Victims even recounted how they could walk in and out
> of what seemed like powerful beams of sound that hit only
> certain rooms or even only parts of rooms, the AP reported this
> week.
It’s a HYPERSOUND PROJECTOR! Do a CTRL-F on your keyboards and
search for all of my posts with sonof and you can read what I’ve
been saying all along. This is a planted device by cleaning people
or maintenance contractors on someone’s foreign payroll… NOT Cuba!
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1. James Analytic says:
September 27, 2017 at 11:01 pm
Other Resources to consider:
U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command FOIA Request
proving bio-effects of “selected” nonlethal weapons (note the
verbiage notes the same weapons can be lethal if you read
carefully):
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3kLL6AnKjj5eVgyMnVhbjNGMEU/view
Other excellent resources:
Excellent book on Bioelectromagnetism:
http://www.bem.fi/book/00/tx.htm
John Williams of lonestarconsultinginc.com Read through the
list of MIND CONTROL, ELECTRONIC ATTACK, DETECTION,
COUNTERMEASURES DEVICE TYPES devices descriptions such as
“Scanners the Device” and “the Ultimate Weapons and Lab
Development System” Also, READ Tutorial 3:
http://www.lonestarconsultinginc.com/free-mind-control-tutorial-3.htm
Marty Kaiser: http://www.martykaiser.com/odyssey2.htm
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bb-bdHGBcUY
Green Bay Professional Packet Radio (GBPPR) site(s):
http://www.qsl.net/n9zia/vision/
http://www.qsl.net/n9zia/
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38. Generic Human says:
September 26, 2017 at 5:43 pm
All this discussion about which nation state is responsible and what kind
of exotic weapon this is when it could just be some Joe Blow with a
modified microwave doing it “for the lulz”.
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1. Martin says:
September 27, 2017 at 1:08 am
Doing in in Cuba – where it is probably difficult to get a microwave at
all – and near the embassy? Doesn’t seem a likely explanation for me.
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39. Adobe/Flash hater says:
September 27, 2017 at 5:36 am
Does any quarrying (or roadbed stone drilling) operation produce vibrations
in the 18~19 Hertz range?
How about anything running at multiplies of said, “ghost”, frequencies?
What about hydro-fracking?
Does anyone know what cyclic frequencies these things DO tend towards?
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1. sonofthunderboanerges says:
September 28, 2017 at 9:51 am
Pretty sure Fidel banned fracking before he died. Too dangerous to
environment:
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-cuba-castro-abyss-idUSTRE80507Y20120106
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40. Gizmaxklo says:
September 27, 2017 at 7:52 am
https://youtu.be/0XbLz0L6UdI
Cheap to build with readily available parts, portable, it has range, it has
the power and, well, Russia.
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1. Doug says:
September 27, 2017 at 11:17 am
First it looks like that gun has some serious recoil. Second it must be
bitch to walk around with tin foil protecting your junk.
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2. sonofthunderboanerges says:
September 27, 2017 at 12:43 pm
For those of you who do not understand Russian, just click on the [CC]
button to read along in English. These idiots are serious! They just
seem to be goofing around. It’s a plasma arc projector. It can overload
electronic circuits almost like an EMP burst.
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1. James Analytic says:
September 27, 2017 at 11:02 pm
Yeah, I saw this before. Scary how I think in some cases fake and
real some of the systems scenerios may be.
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3. Buriedcode says:
October 3, 2017 at 8:50 am
They aren’t Russian, they are Ukrainian. Given recent events I don’t
think either side would like to be confused with the other.
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41. Doug says:
September 27, 2017 at 12:02 pm
No doubt every government” spies”on potential enemies and other powerful
counties, would be irresponsible to to do. I don’t have a clue as what’s
going on in Cuba, how ever in regards to Cuba it’s foil hat time, because
internal US propaganda has made Cuba one of the boggy men. The US’s current
bellicose POTUS seems bent on reversing everything Obama has done, not
realizing the normalizing relations with Cuba predates Obama, and he is
likely to get push back from agricultural State set to benefit from trade
with Cuba. The agreements are lopsided in favor of the US.. So far a lot of
talk about technological possibilities, but little clear facts about those
technologies.
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1. sonofthunderboanerges says:
September 27, 2017 at 12:26 pm
Doug – There’s another reason why Cuba wants to be friendly with US
besides American tourist dollars. When Fidel was still alive, our “once”
top-secret NRO program located signs of an undocumented area on the
island in the mountains that has all of the natural earmarks for the
mineral “Au” (i.e. turns out Columbus was right but the Caribs kept
their mouths shut). Needless to say the then POTUS never told Fidel
about it. And Obama never told Raoul either. POTUS-45 doesn’t have a
clue (duh!) But suffice it to say Raoul knew about it as there was an
article in some science magazine about it. And he does have his DGI
agents in America since the Brigade 2506 incident. Maybe he’s already
found it using his “friends” technology up north. Who knows?…
Raoul Castro did not do this crazy thing to our 16 diplomats (and their
live-in families) in Havana. PERIOD! It is, however, known in certain
circles who did! Just like in the movie “The Usual Suspects” things
never change… The Cold War is BACK with a vengeance.
Acting Ambassador Scott Hamilton should let targeted embassy employees
sleep on cots in the SCIF with an armed US Marine guard at the door
until this problem is identified and neutralized. All embassy janitorial
employees and local contractors should be fully vetted and physically
searched before entering the SCIF. They may have to build a bigger one
too, to accommodate the large group.
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1. Whatnot says:
September 27, 2017 at 3:01 pm
I think at this time there is a parallel construct, where large parts
and sometimes whole governments are back in the cold war, but there
are some lingering on in the post (1st) cold war world view.
I fear the cold war idiots are slowly winning though, or should say
‘quickly winning’ at this point?
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2. James Analytic says:
September 27, 2017 at 11:06 pm
Don’t forget the history of the Mafia. They used to hide in caves and
the island was their party central hide out pre-Castro. I’m not sure
if like in the U.S. countryside a hit man hideout as much as the
highest levels hide out. Some of the Caribbean islands are still high
level hide outs. I’m sure Bauxite isn’t the only mineral… Ag and Au…
what now? :-|)
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1. sonofthunderboanerges says:
September 28, 2017 at 9:15 am
James Analytic – That’s why I refer to the good ol’ days of
Batista. The element Au stands for GOLD. There are 40 gold mines
in Cuba all filling Raul’s coffers. He just hasn’t found the big
one embedded in the mountains our NRO birds allegedly found about
20-30 years ago. I wish I could find that old geology science
magazine article talking about it. I guess it was sanitized off
the Internet… Or was it a NASA article… Or maybe a GEOS article. I
forget now…
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1. sonofthunderboanerges says:
September 28, 2017 at 9:33 am
Had something to do with LANDSAT and/or NASA Terra satellite
and the ASTER device (Advanced Spaceborne Thermal Emissions and
Reflection Radiometer). I think this was the same bird to
discover mother lode oil in Haiti recently.
https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Features/ASTERProspecting/
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2. James Analytic says:
September 28, 2017 at 9:43 am
Sure, USGS wouldn’t have the data I’m thinking. Outside of
jurisdiction I’m guessing. NRO or big oil contractor maybe?
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3. James Analytic says:
September 28, 2017 at 10:12 am
Awesome, I didn’t read the ASTER link below before I posted and
didn’t realize that the USGS is mapping the World for deposits
also with LANDSAT and/or NASA Terra Satellite. Are you aware of
any SQUID or Gamma surveys? I’ve read about similar NIR/IR data
from JPL too (https://pds-imaging.jpl.nasa.gov/portal/ and
https://asterweb.jpl.nasa.gov/instrument.asp) though thought
they were more focused on outside the planet. Interesting,
again… thanks for the link as my background is in NIR
spectroscopy for a period. When I commented regarding silver
“Ag” I was also implying “Ag” for Agriculture since Cuba is
well known for farming as is the other Caribbean Islands. “Au”
was also referring to the sound like “Aw” that the certain
ethnic mafia groups make acting cute… at least the groups I’ve
heard growing up around the Great Lakes. Disregard my comment
USGS jurisdiction comment. Now I see they’re surveying wherever
they can apparently.
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42. James Analytic says:
September 28, 2017 at 7:43 am
Now with SDR’s all over the place and all sorts of public RADAR and SODAR
algorithms including the systems embedded software… I have to image bored
stations operators will connect the probably million or so stations on the
planet together with the connectivity of the internet and Van Eck Phreaking
to create some sort of interferometry devices that can more than
heterodyne, pulse and mind control people with diathermy and human body
resonance frequencies and charges to death or “slow death” to be more
forensically clean and look natural unless someone has the courage to be
legal and stand their ground when an imminent threat to theirs and others
lives is present and needs to be identified, qualified/quantified and
sentenced.
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1. sonofthunderboanerges says:
September 28, 2017 at 9:42 am
James Analytic – It’s not called MIND CONTROL anymore as that is a
misnomer. It’s now called N.L.P. The infamous Tony Robbins is an avid
practitioner of it.
Van Eck Phreaking or TEMPEST – here is a Japanes TV show explaining how
it works (“HYE!” – LOL): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZ5HS8GWIec
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1. James Analytic says:
September 28, 2017 at 12:02 pm
sonofthunderboanerges: Good call. Mesmerizing, Hypnosis, Psychogogic
in whatever dimension of Plutchicks wheel of Emotions
(http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/ColourCodedEmotions?from=Main.ColorCodedEmotions)
in a subliminal mind control way is what you are referring to more-so
I think.
There is also the literally mind control like this youtube video
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fILH4qgkXk8) on remote controlling a
human. Here is a great video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=651EOeD4Lhw and here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vacy6nc-0I8
Therefore, there is another branch of mind control less known and I
assume Top Secret/Cypher/SCI or higher clearance in regards to the
frequencies and calibration correction factors without electrodes
being able to be performed wireless like the Van Eck Phreaker and
Hacker can.
https://www.opnwatr.io/ is also a great site from a Company with an
awesome excellent vision that is more like the Vanderbilt research
using NIR helmets with equivalent to MRI results and at worse if not
equivalent to, suitable as an alternate method to the MRI.
Holographic methods are being used by OpenWater versus tomopgraphic
methods to obtain better detail.
I think this link needs more references in this video though is
interestingly created with the old stock footage you don’t find now
days and interesting clips with emotional effects:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xehJzyttZr8
Even GBPPR has some links to mind control:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgJ6SpHZir8 and
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boZIofptQiw
In regards to Van Eck Phreaking, I like this video the best:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mcV6izFG3vQ
So, to summarize… there are two forms of Mind Control:
1. EMS/EMF, ultrasonic, pulse with power lines with transceivers,
wireless transceivers (towers, ground, air and space), implants
coupled with SODAR/RADAR/??DAR tracking and control.
2. Brain Washing, Cult Programming, NLP, A/V or in person techniques
including tDCS or electroconvulsive therapy and other drug, food and
survival requirements alteration for behavior modification.
Both 1 and 2 can be used for public health, safety and general
welfare.
Both 1 and 2 can be used for Manchurian candidate indoctrination to
Religious Terrorist Ritualistic Criminal Cults or to mass murder as a
Weapon of Mass Destruction (WMD). The later being the most disturbing
to me where I find the English language even twisted to for some
reason act like the categories of WMD’s include radiation and
radiological like nuclear with not regard to electric and magnetic
fields and charges.
There is even a CRC Press book that needs to be updated on the topic:
https://www.crcpress.com/Investigating-Religious-Terrorism-and-Ritualistic-Crimes/Perlmutter/p/book/9780849310348
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1. sonofthunderboanerges says:
October 3, 2017 at 6:25 am
My contention is the word “CONTROL” in Mind Control is an
unfortunate conspiracy theorist’s misnomer. And psychologist (or
your personal psychiatrist or therapist), will tell you there is
no such thing as “remote control” of the human mind. It’s at best
“behavioral modification” not control. And even then only for
passive-aggressive types and people exhibiting sociopathic
previous behavior (there’s a new NETFLIX movie coming 13-October
2017 about this subject matter).
The late Dr. DelGado’s “stemciever” may have worked on bulls in
Madrid Spain but at Yale University he was expelled and he
subsequently tried his tacit foolishness on state mental patient’s
in Rhode Island and Connecticut. Spain also expelled him for his
misanthropic beliefs and unprofessional behavior. He and his
unprofessional misanthropic buddies like Donald Ewen Cameron, BF
Skinner, and Sydney Gottlieb (pseudonym) falsely believe humans
have no free will. I truly hate calling them DOCTORS. They are all
just like that military scientists in X-Men named Stryker:
http://www.hotflick.net/flicks/2004_The_Bourne_Supremacy/004TBS_Brian_Cox_003.jpg
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1. RW says:
October 3, 2017 at 6:37 am
Well from what I’ve read it’s more like “free won’t” than free
will, in that you get urge and choose whether to act on it,
this filter being somewhat absent or damped in sociopaths etc.
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2. sonofthunderboanerges says:
October 3, 2017 at 7:02 am
RW – What I meant was this dictionary definition not idle
speculation:
> free will
> frē ˈwil/
> noun
>
> the power of acting without the constraint of necessity or
> fate; the ability to act at one’s own discretion.
> synonyms: self-determination, freedom of choice, autonomy,
> liberty, independence
Some call this free will being a “free moral agent”. So if you
have a strong background in moralistic nurturing (mainly
through family’s religion) and functional versus a
dysfunctional family environmental, one is less likely to be a
victim of nefarious (and ostensible federally funded) NLP
experiments still extant at UCLA and other universities in USA
and Canada.
But you still can’t REMOTE CONTROL a person like a bull in
Spain. Albeit, there are some poor fellows that have
dysfunctional moralistic constraints and can be “convinced” to
do very bad things due to very extreme NLP techniques like the
brilliant movie director Tony Scott was somehow convinced that
he had brain cancer by some faceless unknown somebody. He took
the wrong way out because he falsely thought he had no choice
or free will. Turns out he never had any type of cancer. I
really miss he great movies. Maybe his brother Ridley will
pick up where he left off – or not…
:-(
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October 3, 2017 at 8:40 am
Check out this site for some insight with a great graphic
representation also:
http://produceconsumerobot.com/ITPcamp2011/
I noted this on my blogspot.com site and may have a better
comprehension now… still that is a blog to think about:
“”Impedence” of the tissues is another value to search for
that is interesting once you comprehend… “how would you tune
into the body organs like an antenna.” I am working on charge
(DC) research a little also as I think there is something else
going on like with plasma or something. May just be the eV of
the AC EMF in some form of DC conversion in a pulse somehow
subtracting the negative for a positive charge or the positive
if a negative charge directed. I visualize something like AC
to DC power supply conversion signals.”
This is a link to corroborate with the above link regarding
other human body sensors that are non contact or contact
titled “Non-acoustic sensors detect speech without sound”:
https://www.newscientist.com/
RF Tube used to Heat People (want to note Dr. Carlsons Lab is
an awesome resource for electronics and the device is
interesting noting the RF Heating effect with a device example
besides diathermy or ablation):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
I found this on youtube.com from a poster named Science if I
recall correct. What are your thoughts?
“You can record the voices by recording the cochlear
microphonic potential using a non contact capacative sensor
and amplifying with an instrumentation amplifier with high
input impedence, low noise, large CMMR rejection (Burr Brown
INA116 available from Texas Instruments). The voices will
appear in the recorded signal. The cochlear microphonic
potential contains everything that you hear that originates
from an external stimulus. Electromagnetic waves do not
penetrate the skull since the skull is a conductor it shields
the brain. Unfortunately the akull is a transducer and
converts the electromagnetic energy into sound/vibrations
which the cochlea picks up and the outer hair cells convert to
an electrical signal called the cochlear microphonic
potential.”
Also, for the record some other links that are interesting:
The first credible looking DEW detection Youtube video I’ve
observed:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlWTwIHC1Lc
Here are some reference works on Human Body radiation
emissions:
Openwater (https://www.opnwatr.io/)
Bioelectromagnetism (http://www.bem.fi/book/)
Human electromagnetic emission in the ELF band (
http://www.measurement.sk/2005/S2/Lipkova.pdf )
Imaging of Ultraweak Spontaneous Photon Emission from Human
Body Displaying Diurnal Rhythm
(http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0006256)
Radiometric system for determination of biologically active
modulation frequencies of mm-range radiation (
http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/1173708/ ) Note that I
have not read nor have access to this publication as of yet.
http://www.faim.org/measurement-of-the-human-biofield-and-other-energetic-instruments.
Where Figure 20-2 shows the power spectrum of human emission
(Bembenek, 1998). …… Bembenek P: Akupunktur und bio-resonanz
(in German), CO’MED Nr. 6:50. I need to find this article
referenced still.
This (all the human body resonant frequencies down to cells)
is what I wonder is in the Top Secret/Cypher/SCI range of
classification as the wireless remote control details
shouldn’t be converged clearly for non-official review. Even
the algorithm to determine the training of the system for
calibration I’d think better be classified.
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4. James Analytic says:
October 3, 2017 at 8:05 am
sonofthunderboanerges: I see. Sure, memories and association
programming will determine the free will as long as there are
no amnesics or empathetic poisons or conditioning
(entrainment) and the person is in a well (emotionally and
logically wise) mental health state from
nurturing/conditioning. I do wonder though like you note and I
guess some are more maybe carriers of pan troglodyte genetic
markers or traits that do not comprehend logic as well and
maybe even are desperate to mislead others to play along with
some delusional grandiose vision that is not considerate of
others very well. Like say inbred mammals have issues more-so
mentally comprehending associations that are more advanced
complex and domesticated. The inbred may be more primate
predatory and perform acts intentionally or unintentionally
(really more dangerous) that are not required for survival of
themselves or their group.
I think like RW and you, there is a gap in association skills
for the mentally ill and I’ve read the same. For the memory
associations of the ill that are in fact and not jammed by
static, noise or interference of their mind and body
functions… some do not understand the logical associations
that say are the higher IQ act will comprehend. Their free
will is dangerous like a criminal collective group. They can
not afford “freedom” nor can those that are by the book “free”
because they will cause casualties of the by the book “free.”
Maybe something to connect with Darwin and observations of
evolution and creation being that the predators do seem to go
extinct.
Still though… like a computer can be hacked and remote
controlled through back doors and other methods… so can living
things. They should not be, though can be. How would a
computer be? How would the brain and nervous system be? Keep
in mind like another post… there are many types of nervous
systems neurons and glias also. I think humans should not be
remote controlled. Though like dog training… there are
classified methods like you note and I am confident more than
just hacking out the neighbors TV’s or internet… in hardwired
and wireless ways and means. I feel this can be advocated so
the public can defend against if a malicious operator attempts
say to perform a remote AED or Electrical Cardioversion or
Ablation even. I guess that would make the remote control of
EMG signals look not so bad.
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5. sonofthunderboanerges says:
October 3, 2017 at 8:41 am
James Analytic – I am a proponent of the FACT that there is a
HUGE gap between animals and humans. I draw no comparison to
so-called primates as they are NOT really our primary mates –
where there word “primates” originates. The false story that
we share 95-98% DNA with apes is just wrong – was invented by
two now deceased ornithologists I think. It was even debunked
by Evolutionary Biologists. We share a lot of DNA with animals
but no mtDNA (mitochondrial DNA) which is a definite sign of
physical relationship via our mothers.
Any reference to Pavlovian conditioning of humans is just
bunk. Animals operate on just instinct, thus easily
manipulated. Maybe Dolphins and Cats are operating on a higher
level animal brains, however, apes are not. However, Cats and
Dolphins are still not that primitive. Our brains operate with
some sort of symbiotic relationship to an unknown invisible
force I think may be metaphysical in nature. The ancient
Hebrews called it NEPHESH (or breath of life). Others today
call it a SOUL. That environmentally conditioned soul (i.e.
early inculcation by good parents or good LEGAL guardians)
prevents good people from doing bad things. However, men of
bad-will vs good-will MAY voluntarily do bad things for
reasons only their not so ethical physical or metaphysical
handlers know why (or at least guesses at it – whatever fits
the hidden agenda of the day).
Anyway, the Cubans have no vested interest in doing ANY of
this. BUT the nefarious social behavioral modification
techniques mentioned so far were invented in North Korea in
the 1940’s-1950’s. Maybe Kim Jong Un found some old NK
archives from his grandfather and is thinking of using them.
But not in Cuba. That is clearly ANOTHER dictator’s unilateral
wet-dream:
https://youtu.be/SoA_jYUmtgw
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6. James Analytic says:
October 3, 2017 at 10:55 am
sonofthunderboanerges: Great. Let’s not get emotionally
magnified/amplified and stay wise and logical so we’re more
logical and not empirical with FACTS. We’ll say for sake of
definitions of terms that our minds have an EMOTIONAL aspect
(Plutchicks wheel of emotion and you can add a biochemical
aspect if you want also with hormones and neurotransmitters or
selective stimulation or delusion or depression via EMS like
the Lövheim cube of emotion), a WISE aspect (application of
more knowledge) and a LOGICAL aspect (highly detailed
application of more knowledge reasonably). This comes from
cognitive behavior therapy that you can read about.
I associate these three forms of the mind with what I learned
in the FDA regulated industry of UPS/NF method development and
validation requirements using validated hardware and software
(with CFR guidance and cGMP’s) for spectrometers to develop
alternate methods and even wet test methods use the same
validation requirements for either IDENTIFICATION, QUALITATIVE
or QUANTITATIVE test methods.
So emotion can be identified, being wiser you can qualify
emotional qualities with more properties, parameters and
attributes and logically you can add the quantitative
dimension to those emotions identified with qualities.
A thought creates a mood or you can say emotion. Then emotion
creates a behavior. A behavior creates an act and more complex
events where what I just mentioned can use plural terms versus
the singular up to where I described events.
What distinguishes us from primates (or let’s say wild life)
versus domesticated life is the ability to perform more
complex advanced acts and events. These acts and events are
associated with memories and association of more memories to
form more complex logical operations (or you can say acts and
events). Emotions are also formed from memories and
associations though there is a biochemical (soul or I like to
use the term spirit like cheer team for athletics that
illicits thoughts and moods, etc.) aspect also as is observed
with hormones and neurotransmitter and drugs either as
medicines or poisons.
Some of the wildlife acts are in FACT the same as domesticated
acts.
In FACT hunting or foraging for eating, group activity,
nurturing, sex, aiding others in distress, learning new things
for survival and other acts are more domesticated, though in
more limiting observations in wildlife as I you go down the
list. Bonobo Chimps may be the exception for sex to deal with
social tension.
In FACT acts like raiding others to steal or destroy for no
reason other than social activity, murdering elders, murdering
juveniles, murdering babies is wild. chimpanzees are known
like a wolf is known to do this. This is like wild sub human
behavior of gangs, mafias and criminals. You can search online
or youtube for videos as I don’t want to since they’re more
morbid. I even have some links on my dewdetectionprojects
blogsite of humans murdered for cult reasons that is wild and
humans killed for security and defense reasons that is
domesticated (strangely albeit when legal and naturally agreed
to).
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7. James Analytic says:
October 3, 2017 at 11:40 am
sonofthunderboanerges: My apologies for the long reply. I want
to make sure I am documenting FACTS as I am in a left brain
mode though trying to be more laymen.
So, how would memories and associations compared to Pavlovian
conditioning (think without food, drugs or a bell for humans)
be bunk if our “free will” is determined by our memories and
associations through nurturing via training, coaching,
teaching, rebuking and correcting to prevent wrong thoughts,
moods, emotions, behaviors, acts and events?
Not all animals operated on instinct. They have memories and
association skills also. Granted not as good as the most
advanced complex logical thinking domesticated humans. Fear is
a critical determining factor also. Wildlife is more fear full
and domesticated animal and humans are not. Domesticated can
be trained not to be, wildlife can not.
Most all animals are wild with only a few being domesticated,
by domesticated humans in FACT. Read up on the National
Geographic article on Animal Domestication March 2011.
Amazingly, a good read is on “The Intelligence of Dogs”
wikipedia site. This notes that one of mans best friends can
be trained to have a lot of memories potentially in a few
breeds (granted not wrong breed or to much inbred), make
correct associations of those memories and most likely know
what they and we are doing. Granted not Pavlovian with food,
bells and whistles either all the time. They have instinct or
I like to call natural traits and nurtured traits too. Granted
even the most domesticated animals are very very simple
compared to the most advanced domesticated complex humans.
They may be more like the association of Chimpanzees and
Humans before a certain age like 1 or 2… don’t quote me. I
don’t have available the October 2016 Scientific American
Special Edition The Story of Us at the moment. The research is
done by an evolutionary biologist comparing children with
chimpanzee where the divergence of learning ability changes.
It is young, I forget what age exactly their study and others
studies demonstrated.
Why would researchers including the USAF use Chimpanzees for
even space programs? Why would US Navy researchers use
Dolphins for underwater weapons and weapon targeting programs?
If I understand correct, the later wasn’t so publicly
successful and Patrick Flanagan notes he can’t even disclose
his research findings when he worked with them. I’m guessing
using the neurophone with classical conditioning they won’t
act so wild. I can’t find info at the moment, though I was
under the impression from an old TV show that there are
classified dog training methods also. Not only sonic methods.
However, we can Google CIA and USAF Dog Training Tips, go
figure, they’re maintaining clearance.
Yes, I agree with soul or I use the term spirit. Mind, body
and spirit. Spirit is like I mentioned before to me; thoughts,
emotions, behaviors, acts and really causation for those and
other events. I have a Christian John 14:6 pro life and pro
truth spirit. I also have a scientific spirit. I have a lazy
spirit too, though that is due to remote handlers and other
issues I have had with interstate domestic violence gang
stalking and other illegal issues including in official roles
stealthy drugging, pinning, framing and mugging as a scapegoat
to compound and conceal their racket. Or they thought that
until they were caught and man… are there more to be caught.
Like you noted, the spirit is brought about by the
environment.
Say malicious attorney handlers that only know linguistics and
NLP bad and want to induce conversation with everything to see
what they can placate on to rob or worse. Some days I think
they have what Tourette observed with the Jumping Frenchman
from Maine in regards to mocking more-so.
I’m thinking the Cuban thing is tied to a few higher level
thin out the wildlife sub humans in leadership agenda with
awareness to alternate technologies that can be used
forensically clean if not detected like WMD’s… though the term
WMD hasn’t been brought up and we’re in a transition of
assault with intent to maim. Maybe murder if there is a
connection with North Korea and the release of Otto Warmbier
and other communist issues like waterboarding, torture, and
secret stuff the public should be aware of that is not
required for interviews, interrogations, ethical treatment and
even lethal force procedures where deadly force or the death
sentence is applicable.
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8. sonofthunderboanerges says:
October 4, 2017 at 9:33 am
James Analytic – I stand by my assertion that HUMANS are light
years apart from animals including apes. When I say they
depend on instinct I meant that’s how the operate within their
constraints INCLUDING incidental memory. They can not make
high order decisions and contemplation like we do. For
instance they can not contemplate the infinite like we do.
They have no appreciation for abstract things like astronomy
or astrophysics like us. They have no use for it.
Humans can not really be “remote controlled” in the fashion
you are thinking. Yes you can torture a human and force them
to comply. However, you’d have to deal with the free-will
(probably an unknown metaphysical artifact of life) you did
not count on like stealth and guile. A normal human would
CONSTANTLY contemplate your weaknesses and try to exploit them
during captivity to afford his escape. Look at contemporary
American convicts and POW’s for proof. An animal will be
content with captivity as long as you reward it with food and
comfort. You can almost train an animal to do anything within
reason. A human is much more difficult and problematic to
remote control as you’re thinking. Anything else is just stuff
of science fiction.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhR37Gh_Fuc
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9. James Analytic says:
October 4, 2017 at 11:33 am
sonofthunderboanerges: I don’t disagree with you… I was just
clarifying the metaphysical to be more physical science spirit
and advocate the share to the best of my knowledge and stay on
topic. That is why I noted, “even the most domesticated
animals are very very simple compared to the most advanced
domesticated complex humans.” Even the closest isn’t really to
me the “apes”, even in the taxonomic family (which I think
there can be more work done to organize taxonomy in general to
be more accurate) Homindiae the closest to the genus “Homo” is
“Pan.” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hominidae
With Pan, we are only similar like before the age of 1, 2 or
maybe up to 3 I was reading “The Mind of an Ape” and to think
we genetically split 14 million years ago way before creation
even occurred can be shown in some archaeological data of our
acts pre 4 to 10 thousand years ago still being primitive
though not so much as the apes. I thought there used to be
another species of homo called pygmy. I see that for the Pan
as the bonobos.
I don’t see the class on the books anymore, though I had a
“History if Intellectual Thinking” during my first bachelors
of science course work and that really opened my eyes up to
how unique and really advanced complex domesticated only in
the last few 100 to 1000 years us humans have become. I want
to say bartering/trading versus fighting made a huge change in
advancement. That is why I believe in creation also because
the creation of speaking, writing and reading skills helped us
input more memories to process and output in a standard way.
Those systems also helped us have higher power unknown visions
with goals and missions to solve more advanced problems
especially significantly in the last few 100 years with math
and quantitative sciences and engineering maybe earlier on
though destroyed when the great ancient libraries were
destroyed, e.g. The Library of Alexandria and the Imperial
Library of Constantinople.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_destroyed_libraries
Scary is looks like the inbred Europeans and Spain are
protecting the Apes like humans. Wow, that is not good. Apes
can be really dangerous. I suppose the interest and concern is
to be more humane though to animals so to treat humans better.
Seems to me society needs to target the worst violent
victimizing criminal cutest sweetest innocent acting predators
first and foremost.
Oh, yes I still think humans can be remote controlled. Not
with torture as well I’m thinking… I’m betting there are
smoother ways with drug poisons that remove our advanced
portion of the brain and memories and associations very
selectively to make amnesic and empathetic so conditioning is
easier… especially if groomed from birth. That is what
pedophiles do from what I read also, though more for cult
programming and brain washing. The remote control stuff is
then more like Van Eck hacking the nervous system to take over
the process logic controller by jamming it to do a more
“T.E.N.S” EMG control or directly hacking and controlling the
EEG signals. I think the worst case if the Open Water Company
(https://www.opnwatr.io) is successfully with the holographic
processing down to a single neuron publicly then if there was
an analogous transmitter hack then that would accomplish the
goal. I bet someone knew about the hologram math in the 50’s
and 60’s and to this day has kept that low profile.
Personally, I think that could be dangerous since the People
do not know what to look for that could be targeting them,
i.e. the most dangerous mathematician physicists that know
light, optics and electromagnetism critically thinking
poaching for recreation or a job.
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10. James Analytic says:
October 4, 2017 at 11:40 am
I forgot to edit before I posted the comment in moderation
that might not be approved yet. “History of Intellectual
Thinking” can be noted in the third paragraph and I can add
Religion also helped group people together with a common
standard to seek further understanding and education of the
known and unknown that was recorded for the time in documents
and hear say, i.e. explicit and implied information with
consent.
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43. Ted Huntington says:
September 29, 2017 at 12:14 pm
One cool idea is pulsing sound frequencies in microwave frequency light-
perhaps sound could be sent directly to the ear (or perhaps even our
“thought-audio”) without having to make any sound out loud.
In terms of what happened in Cuba, I agree with others that it seems likely
a false flag- I would say probably by people we fund in the CIA- to nip in
the bud the recent warming of relations between the reps of the US and
Cubes.
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1. James Analytic says:
September 29, 2017 at 6:33 pm
I read on lonestarconsultinginc.com tutorial 3 about circular
polarization being used for attacks. Interestingly prior to reading on
that site due to the amateur radio training and my previous physics
course work I was wondering about polarization that isn’t discussed in
communications since in physics you can find elliptical polarization and
I’ve read where there is square polarization. I’m not sure square is
even real, though that was from a Secret CB magazine article I think
regarding X band transceivers made from common COTS devices.
Elliptical polarization though is on wikipedia.com where you can find
references ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polarization_(waves) ) and I
just happened to search and found a dedicated site for:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elliptical_polarization .
When you say microwave frequency light… do you mean phosphenes
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phosphene) or something not in the
Visible range of light? Audio Waves versus RF Waves and something I am
missing in my comprehension skill regarding the Aether?
Like to pulse modulate a frequency you have to use a higher frequency
than your pulse frequency I think though may be wrong, so maybe you mean
pulse light in the microwave or sound range? Yes, theoretically this is
what the microwave hearing effect is doing if I understand correctly.
Kind of like a bone conducting headphones
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bone_conduction) and
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bone_conduction_auditory_brainstem_response),
though instead of translating the energy to mechanical… microwave
hearing is translating into heat and using the heating effect from
microwaves to cause the expansion and contraction or you can say
oscillations in the audible sound region
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microwave_auditory_effect).
I do believe there is something able to be performed with light also in
visible or polarized ways to transfer information or worse cause static,
noise, interference and jamming of the mind and brain processes. Light
dazzlers are obvious as well as blinding light. Same goes for something
going on with epileptics and light effecting their EEG signals to cause
seizures
However, like you note pulse modulation and maybe some sort of specific
modulation and/or multiplexing code most likely can have some strange
effects that once taken out of the realm of chaos and theory most likely
has some interesting super hero application maybe even known since the
time a Alexander Graham Bell and his favorite invention that really
didn’t take on until fiber optics… the photophone:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photophone
Strange how cartoons sometime can shed light on classified stuff.
Sometime I can’t even find the cartoons that I’ve watched more than once
that show technology light American Dad where he is wearing some
animatronics like suite in a IR dome remote controlling some blonde to
date his son.
I’m not sure if false flag. I am leaning more towards a lot of people
are complaining and doing more than tin-foil hat operations to expose
something going seriously wrong with the latest generations taking on or
having former official roles that are malice in intent. The U.S.
people/citizens need to utilize their (our) constitutional republic
representative government as they are our servants and in fact claiming
to be “civil or military servants”… whether intel or foreign service
also… I guess there is technically executive servants also as I was once
told I should look into by a recruiter. If we do not lead our servants
than who knows what illegal immigrants or countries will.
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1. Ted Huntington says:
September 30, 2017 at 10:05 am
I am just saying, since audio frequencies are far lower than
microwave, a microwave frequency emission could be pulsed at various
audio frequencies like 400hz, etc. even music, etc. could be played
pulsing at 200-1000 hz in the audio range. So it is pulsing low
frequency with a high frequency pulsed signal.
Thanks for telling me about the American Dad! cartoon and remote
control scene. Many cartoons might reveal secret technology- like the
thought bubble- do you know how old the thought bubble is? it goes
back to at least 1927 in an AT&T cartoon (“That Little Big Fellow”) –
in a scene with “The Thinker” thinking about the thinker. But remote
control cartoons go back farther like the 1911 Modern Electrics
cartoon “What the frog would do that has not forgotten Galvani’s
experiment”: http://d2bw.org/images/1911_Galvani_cartoon2.jpg. Check
it out- it’s pretty wild man! That was way back before all of us were
even born.
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1. James Analytic says:
September 30, 2017 at 4:16 pm
Awesome, I didn’t know about the older cartoons as I was thinking
the 50’s to 60’s or later range. Yeah… wow… something else with
Galvani and his son as I assume you know. I am reading “The Brain
An Illustrated History of Neuroscience” by Tom Jackson which is a
really easy insightful read. Especially on this topic of Galvani
or “Animal Electricity.” I’ll post some references also if you
didn’t know or others may read for insight.
http://academic.brooklyn.cuny.edu/esl/gonsalves/tutorials/Writing_a_Lab_Report/Sample%20Experiment%20and%20Report.htm
(Interesting as adds insight into contact methods to illicit the
taste sensors, so may be able to be performed in non-contact ways
now days? I don’t have the spectral libraries. )
http://www.the-scientist.com/?articles.view/articleNo/31078/title/Animal-Electricity–circa-1781/
(Adds more reference to the above.)
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/9739001 (really provide
connections to other researchers in the field)
https://www.newscientist.com/article/2079654-animal-electricity-how-the-forces-inside-cells-actually-behave/
(More in depth details and reference.)
There are others who also performed similar experiments like
Galvani’s nephew Giovanni Aldini and Andrew Ure:
https://www.theguardian.com/education/2004/oct/07/research.highereducation1
http://www.businessinsider.com/1800s-doctors-electrical-experiments-corpse-brains-frankenstein-2016-10
Imagine all this stuff hard wired performed in the 1700’s and
early 1800’s. Once wireless communications started in the middle
1800’s you can use your imagination as to what can be done now in
the 1900’s and the 21st Century.
History of Wireless Communications:
http://wireless.ece.ufl.edu/jshea/historyofwirelesscommunication.html
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1. Ted Huntington says:
October 2, 2017 at 9:27 pm
Thanks for all the great links James- it takes me a while to
get around to absorbing everything. One comment that enters
into my neurons is that many people are not aware that Luigi
Galvani actually did the first publicly known “remote” neuron
writing- it was remote because he activated the muscle with a
remote distant spark. Light particles from the spark collided
with the scalpel touching the frog leg nerve thus causing the
connected muscle to temporarily contract. I think many people
are bored by talk about neurons- something in our mind makes us
think it is boring- and lots of it is abstract and obtuse,
unfortunately- but getting a muscle remotely contracted can
wake a person up to it :L)
Ted
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2. sonofthunderboanerges says:
October 3, 2017 at 5:37 am
Ted Huntington – Cool story about Galvani.
Please ALSO lookup the technological history of POTUS Thomas
Jefferson’s POLYGRAPH (actually a pantograph machine not a lie
detector – actually invented by Englishman named John Isaac
Hawkin). And those amazing Scotsmen circa 1843 CE when
Alexander Bain figured out how to send images over a wire
inventing the “fax” machine. The AUTOPEN fascinates me too. It
was called the ROBOT PEN in 1930 and is used today by POTUS
(well at least POTUS-44).
If somehow we can meld the AUTOPEN technology with 3D PRINTING
we might be able to do something revolutionary. Exactly what is
for HaD speculation as I am not sure just what yet. Any
suggestions?
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3. James Analytic says:
October 3, 2017 at 7:36 am
Ted Huntington: Your very welcome. Yes, for sure. Not only in a
shocking way! :-|) I was always known as at least smart and a
geek or eccentric. My community wasn’t the geekiest in some
skills, so there are smarter and I learned to adapt though that
isn’t the majority of the population. Amazing how the distance
of the wireless transmission has increased and how short was
going way back into the 1700’s and 1800’s. That is amazing
including the coding, multiplexing and modulation methods say
for telegraph. Yes, faxing in the 1840’s.
Amazing the tDCS or transcurrent direct stimulation methods
that are well known and publicized. A few issues back in Nuts
and Volts magazine there is an article on how to make a tDCS
for brain hacking:
http://www.nutsvolts.com/magazine/issue/2017/07
There are other methods also:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transcranial_direct-current_stimulation
Including the old hardwired methods:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrical_brain_stimulation
Yes, amazing the technology for reproducing things. Thanks for
sharing the info too sonofthunderboanerges. I read some other
hackaday pages also you mentioned. A lot of information that is
very informative. I think there is a tragedy in 3D printing not
being used more combined with cellular biology, molecular
biology and biochemistry. I think there is an allograft or
syngraft future potential there waiting to be exploited with
cultured cells for reproducing tissues and organs. Kind of
tangent to this page topic. Still… there is potential in maybe
using the 3D printing mechanism for tracking and
radar/sodar/?adar to detect sources of sound and RF static,
noise, interference and jamming the mind and body functions.
I am not sure what you mean: “Exactly what is for HaD
speculation as I am not sure just what yet. Any suggestions?”
Good call on the false flag post. Makes more sense the way you
define as a document. Yes, the three letter agencies have
horrific methods of funding I am aware of. The black diamond I
like to call them… i.e. malicious attorneys or leaders on the
top with malicious law enforcement and healthcare on each side
and malicious retail operation at the bottom. Could be guns,
narcotics, dangerous drugs, hookers, stolen items, counterfeit
items, tax dollars, etc. black market operations. Could be
malicious pandering and trafficking of victims to create now
contract and not government run operations that profit off of
babies born into criminal or victimizing schemes where their
whole life cycle is used for perverted malicious say prison or
healthcare industries. Some even work other jobs that are
legitimate with misfeasance insider operations and the
technologies we’ve noted in this page to gain unfair advantages
and cause competition that isn’t necessarily hostile looking
though is intentionally. Challenging countering conflict of
interest and non-compete issues, though that is a good one for
the ambulance chasers to focus on and internal affairs, OPR
and/or OIG.
I’ll have to watch Tom Cruise’s new movie. Haven’t seen yet.
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4. James Analytic says:
October 6, 2017 at 3:16 pm
Found the math work wiki on the Crow’s Nest Antennas (See the,
see also section):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pencil_(optics)
Also, a link to Rasmussens work on Human Body Vibrational
Frequencies (see table 1):
http://www.windturbinesyndrome.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/frey-rasmussen-mechanical-man-6-08.pdf
sonofthunderboanerges: I read into the new Tom Cruise movie and
looks like a Clinton’s brother, Gary Webb, Hector Berrellez,
Cellerino Castillo, The CIA and Crack Cocaine, Jewish/Italian
Drug Dealer Mafia, Cocaine Cowboys and other et. al. DEA
whistle blower type documentary like movie. Yeah… probably not
PTSD though thinking anxiety… though waiting to see. Has all
the liberal cocaine cartel latin mafia wonder what one of the
root causes of the degeneration of society in the U.S. is
answers. Insane going so deep at such a young age for my
lifetime and finding the society around me that was sworn to
defend me decided to give up on enforcement and just act like
they work with the mafias, RICO’s, war criminals and terrorist
continuing criminal enterprises except when there is “selective
enforcement” during certain political administrations. I’m
having a “I feel like a Chinese person being experimented on by
Japanese during WWII” moments.
Interesting is in Tuscon, AZ there was a public TV station show
that rebroadcast some strange beatnik black and white college
shows from a NYU from back in the 70’s. One time I was watching
and since they were broadcasting via satellite… a caller called
in noting he was at a CIA Station in some Caribbean Island (I
forget which station) watching live. There used to be NSA and
CIA stations more publicly mapped. Post 911 they disappeared
from their websites.
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2. James Analytic says:
October 3, 2017 at 8:43 am
Ted et. al., Do a F and search for “James Analytic” and read the
other posts I have as well as the dialogue. A lot to read… though
some really eye opening information.
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1. James Analytic says:
October 3, 2017 at 8:46 am
I forgot you can use syntax for other languages on this blog or
wordpress site I think is more accurate. CTRL + F is what I
meant in the above comment. I used the greater than and less
than signs around CTRL without the percentage sign syntax I’m
guessing and CTRL disappeared. :-|) woops.
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3. James Analytic says:
October 4, 2017 at 2:57 pm
Found the American Dad episode “Virtual In-Sanity” Season 7
Episode 5: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ej_GftEB3G8
Check out 5 minutes in. I’m going to download and edit out that
section then reference the $1.99 full episode so I don’t look bad.
Now imagine with SODAR/RADAR/?ADAR interferometry and tomography
using either or both synthetic aperture or phased array systems
that are already in the mainstream and proprietary market
(household, power lines, pipes, towers, stations at home, mobile,
sea, land, air and space) like using the Kinect
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinect) and above envisioned remote
control like systems in the Virtual In-Sanity episode.
Now with holographic tech that isn’t main stream so much and I
need to read more to comprehend. I assume there might be something
with crows nest type antenna algorithms down to a pencil size beam
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OokufGtPKDo and
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZynG_qkGvM and
http://www.radartutorial.eu/06.antennas/Crow%27s-Nest%20Antenna.en.html)
is about all I can find for now for a random stationary antenna
system combined.
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1. James Analytic says:
October 4, 2017 at 3:11 pm
Strange, I’m having another issue with a comment posting.
Basically, I’ll take the patent links out, magazine article
links and see if it’s a syntax issue.
The math for holography is from the 30’s and 40’s:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holography (see history or more)
and the math I can’t find for the crows nest antenna though
found a patent from the late 80’s (US5038149) and another
(WO2000052787A1) with references to the 60’s.
Basically, I wanted to note phased arrays because they are
stationary antennas typically though not always as they can be
coupled to move like synthetic aperture to increase resolving
ability then interpolated or using electromagnetic controls
(magnetic bearings even) to create a more accurate
interferometry holography system without lenses. Way more than
the EEG systems (National Geographic March 2005 and National
Geographic February 2014), Vanderbuilt and other NIR systems
(Origins of Spatial Working Memory Deficits in Schizophrenia:
An Event-Related fMRI and Near-Infrared Spectroscopy Study and
http://pubpages.unh.edu/~jel/seminar/OT_brain_imaging.html) and
the Openwater Company Technology page.
With mm accuracy from air and/or space with some systems (wiki
Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar) and sub-mm accuracy
of NIR systems compared to MRI’s in clinical settings. I can
only imagine what is already on the proprietary market and will
be on the future mainstream market.
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2. sonofthunderboanerges says:
October 5, 2017 at 12:39 pm
James Analytic – Only post one URL link per posting or you get
moderated. You can disable hyperlinking by substituting period
delimiter with (dot). We here at HaD are savvy enuf’ to figure
it out… I’m afraid you will have to parse down your postings
here a bit at HaD or you will get a lot of TL;DR effect (and it
just clutters the screen with off topic words most will not
read anyway). Just find yourself a good online NotePad website
to post your long essays. That way HaD’ers can decide if they
want to read it or not. Invariably it is NOT, especially if it
is not a hack or at least on topic.
POTUS Reagan said it well about TRUST “Trust but verify”. He
was referring to the foreigners who visit Cuba to plant
portable sound cannon devices behind hotel walls. You know
“veedio’ games tovarish”. :-)
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3. James Analytic says:
October 5, 2017 at 1:02 pm
Thanks for the words of encouragement and insight. I did just
start two blogger sites a few weeks back and a few days back a
WordPress site. TL;DR. :-|) Yes, musings is what my 22Y Dad
says. I am long winded also and can get into scope creep at
times, though do try to come back around as typically is
somehow related to the conclusion. The reminder of researcher
versus leadership presentation. Thanks again!
Wasn’t POTUS Reagan shot after a AFL-CIO meeting? Was there an
agenda Reagan was targeting like in Cuba that hostile took over
the founders or something with their long known mafia stake
outs across the street or on the corner?
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4. James Analytic says:
October 5, 2017 at 1:09 pm
Key is the first minute of the video, may be more later that
cues insight. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJjHcbU_LLw
I’m guessing there is a lot going on with social group agendas…
coming from California and Hollywood like Nixon… my thought is
mafia groups of foreigners (Polish mafia?) that copied Italian
and Jewish mafia pirates like not only in Hollywood… the now
known as rust belt and “whatever they can get into.”
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2. sonofthunderboanerges says:
October 3, 2017 at 5:51 am
Correction - FALSE FLAG OPERATION. A "false flag" is a counterfeit
identity document created by a "cobbler" a science & technology
technical overt employee or a "geek" as I like to say (a term of
endearment not an pejorative insult!). And those US federal people you
speak of have their OWN creative funding. Just watch Tom Cruise's new
movie for a clue. They don't need US for funding. That's what US
Congress has been trying to say for decades (albeit unsuccessfully).
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44. sonofthunderboanerges says:
October 4, 2017 at 7:45 pm
James Analytic – You may not like Tom Cruises’ new movie. It may bring on
latent PTSD/PTSS. It’s based on a true story and does not end well for the
protagonist. It also shows you can’t trust certain people to always have
your back. It’s not like the Robert Redford movie SPY GAME (2001) in where
Redford goes back for Brad Pitt into PRC to rescue him from Suzhou PLA
PRISON COMPOUND with Operation Dinner Out – in full view of the ever
cautious 7th floor. This new movie is much more revealing as to who was in
charge of the community in February 1986.It’s much like 3 DAYS OF THE
CONDOR (!975) in where you never know who your friends are, and who are
not. Remember Max von Sydow’s (Joubert) ominous predictive words to Robert
Redford (Turner or Condor)? https://youtu.be/RRJ1EPuYkZQ
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1. James Analytic says:
October 4, 2017 at 10:34 pm
sonofthunderboanerges: I’ll have to watch still. I randomly watch movies
as I used to have a not do non-fiction rule with books and somewhat
movies that during my first B.S. I kind of went on a tangent regarding.
Thanks for the heads up. I’m finding out like what you noted and my Dad
used to tell me (though he had USAF, USAF Reserves Sgt., Constable,
Union Steward, Foreman, Chief attitude, et.al.) “there are no such
things as friends. Just friendly or not. You can’t trust anyone and
sometimes you’ll have to do things for yourself by yourself even with
family. I’m not like them… still. Don’t forget.” I had to retrain that
attitude later in life to trust people to work under or with me in
Quality and R&D. With a director who taught me that I have to trust
people and let people fail. Back fired though eventually and he was
there when I was told I was “terminated” based on “could be perceived
as” pretenses. I’m still working on the file regarding that. Perrigo
meth pedo ring polysubstance abuse ill famed retaliation issues.
Unfortunately the Mexican cartels have more than Mexicans working for
them. I’ll check out the video and try to watch the movie. Thanks again
for the heads up.
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45. jafinch78 says:
October 12, 2017 at 5:11 pm
Looks like some recordings have been released:
http://www.businessinsider.com/recording-sound-cuba-sonic-weapon-attacks-2017-10
Also, reminds me of another movie not noted on here, “They Live” based on a
story by “Ray” “Faraday” Nelson:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9i8X-OLrTj8
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/They_Live
Interesting how a British newspaper that used to be “non-conformists” uses
an “international” “Top neurologist” to attempt to discredit claims in
Cuba. How is the “notion of some sonic beam is relatively nonsensical”
valid? Sounds like invalids to me.
Maybe that is why the APA have been proven invalid by some organizations.
I’m guessing British Aristocracy with it’s Ecclesiastical Provinces as
usual. Hence, only on Canadian complaint as a guilt trip lead. Talk about
the source of “fake news.” Ever watch CNN at night? Britain has a history
of lies and deceit and destroying evidence of their criminal acts and
intent even going back before the U.S. Civil War obviously:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Westminster_paedophile_dossier
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/11963841/One-in-1000-people-in-England-and-Wales-is-a-convicted-sex-offender-says-official-report.html
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46. jafinch78 says:
October 12, 2017 at 5:29 pm
http://www.businessinsider.com/lockheed-martin-athena-laser-system-shoots-down-drones-us-military-weapon-arny-navy-military-defense-2017-9
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1. jafinch78 says:
October 12, 2017 at 6:01 pm
MCMO looks like the way to go for sub Hertz that is small compared to a
Hydrogen, Cesium or even Rubidium oscillator that is highly accurate and
would make a bandwidth averaged into noise or hardly noticeable at high
frequency for most.
Not quite nano hertz (1×10^-9) though is about 10 to 100 nano hertz. Not
that bad. TXCO is micro hertz (1×10^-6).
So, a laser in the nanometer range can get down to the Hertz in accuracy
easily.
Wow, sub Hz resolution scanning spectroscopy in IR-Vis-UV and other
ranges that may not be for spectroscopy and can be dangerous the size of
a hair or smaller with nano or even micro-columator.
Imagine what the world doesn’t see in regards to absorption and
transmission. Plus, can be heterodyne, pulse and even more advanced mind
control effects to influence down to single cells theoretically. With
such narrow bandwidth ability, public data doesn’t show environmental
absorption and transmission data well or wait… at all
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1. jafinch78 says:
October 12, 2017 at 10:50 pm
Let me add start watching at about ~2:50 in:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WVqT5v5pHg
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47. jafinch78 says:
October 12, 2017 at 6:43 pm
Amazing is I am almost thinking this may be British more now with Russia as
a scapegoat issue and concern. Basically, the British/Roman ownership and
entitlement goes back to indentured servitude, slavery and property
ownership back to the founding of the U.S. with sugar, slaves, tea, rum,
opium, morphine, cocaine and other market sales ownership issues with the
later “Big Bang” of London banking taking over as they are a Title of
Nobility club/order of the Roman Catholic Ecclesiastical Province cartels
and hence Vatican Bank concerns . There is a book on Samuel Morse I read
and can’t find at the moment. However, an 1862 expose by Samuel Morse on
“The Present Attempt to Dissolve the Union, A British Aristocratic Plot”
identified Shaftesbury as the organizer and funder, Of which traces to
London. Even Samuel Morse the inventor of the telegraph and I’ve read one
of the U.S. greatest counterintelligence secret agents.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Morse
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morse_code (note the other code competitors
were born in the Holy Roman Empire)
In more recent times check out this page and do a Control F search with
“Allegan”:
https://www.cia.gov/library/center-for-the-study-of-intelligence/kent-csi/vol4no2/html/v04i2a05p_0001.htm
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48. Quasi Pseudo Random says:
October 14, 2017 at 1:15 am
It seem’s to be spin-1 bosons applied with an U-1 guage field to target
harrasment (vielonce) ?
Links:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elementary_particle
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_Range_Acoustic_Device
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_photon
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fifth_force#Possible_evidence
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_medicine
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_radiation_experiments
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1. jafinch78 says:
October 14, 2017 at 6:27 pm
I have to read more regarding spin-1 bosons and a U-1 gauge (guage?)
field. I do not know my elementary particles very well as well as what
is beyond cosmic radiation. I did want to note my theories on
radiocontrasting agents since you are on the topic somewhat and I have
theories on terminal and non-terminal agents/entities that can be used.
https://www.drugs.com/drug-class/radiocontrast-agents.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiocontrast_agent
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contrast_medium
I also should go into the medicine a little more also as this is
something where there can be more public review of the tracking
satellites and other stations that can be used to monitor (of which is
required for general health, safety and welfare and being):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiopharmaceutical
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiobiology
Somewhere there is data compiled I’ve read online before regarding organ
specific migration of the specific elements isotopes and minerals even
for use when tracing metabolism and biochemical pathways.
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1. Quasi Pseudo Random says:
October 29, 2017 at 12:15 am
Per my understanding, the theory is included in quantum field theory
where U1 is a energy field with a mass and it can be measured by a
not variant (invariant) multiplier (Lagrangian) to determine a
minimum or/and maximum of of a particle associated to an field or
other particles by multiplying (by Lagrangian) partial derivatives in
respect to the particle determined values (size, mass) bu using
vectors to determine an particle association to an field. In practice
the the observed measures of a interaction with other particles
should be enough to determine the existence of an particle associated
to an field, as it shows as variation, meaning a result can be
obtained without using a multiplier.
Guage field spin-1 bosons are force carrier particles, e.g. a photon
is a spin-1 boson of the electromagnetic field.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gauge_theory
https://www.khanacademy.org/math/multivariable-calculus/applications-of-multivariable-derivatives/lagrange-multipliers-and-constrained-optimization/v/constrained-optimization-introduction
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spin_(physics)
https://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/73942/how-do-we-know-photons-have-spin-1
In short there is observed evidence that there is an energy field
with mass that can be applied to transfer information but only the
particles carrying the energy has been detected. The particles can
carry information, carrier particles, for an field. It means that
information could be sent by an force carrier particle to an
undetected field and received in another point in the field, a
particle could be used to transfer information with the use of an
field.
There is evidence and observations has made of an new gauge field
force carrier particle by which a new force field can be determined:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_photon
A force carrier particle can be used to transfer information to
another part of the field and if only the force carrier particle is
used and the energy field it uses is undetected the transfer of the
information can not be detected, it seem’s to be spin-1 bosons
applied with an U-1 gauge field to target harassment.
I wrote “an filed”, “an particle”, as they are in a certain space and
there, thus a volume is within a space.
I do sometimes miss the words or spell wrong, me being dyslectic, bu
certain observations done by health professionals in my younger age.
I keep and own the right to spell wrong.
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1. James Analytic says:
October 29, 2017 at 6:19 am
Wow, thanks for sharing Quasi Pseudo Random. I’m still behind in
reading and really math in visualizing in my mind without a
computer of calculator… really I need to learn again and in more
detail from diff eq on and maybe even earlier from Algebra just to
be safe so I don’t have gaps that I do not see now as well as ones
I can observe.
Recently, I had an issue with Valley Fever and have cleared up the
skin condition symptoms almost. Probably going to have to fast out
in a controlled fashion and run some cleanup protocols to get rid
of the internal bio-burden. Back on track to what you were noting
so not off tangent as I can go on tangents easy as I like to
clarify to much information.
In regards to elementary particles, I was reading last regarding
the neutrinos as I suspected that technology as causation. In
reading what you noted, I am wondering now if there are circular
or other polarization that are not detected also though there is
an effect in the field which can effect the targets charges and
oscillations based on what you are noting as “circle groups” or
“Lie Groups” effects. Thanks again for explaining and for
motivating me to read into more. I’ve always felt the physicists
periodic tables
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alternative_periodic_tables) were
the transition point for my background to go deeper into the
elementary particle tables so to better understand the practical
applications of the masses and energy:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elementary_particle
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_Model_(mathematical_formulation)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U(1)
What can we use that is off the shelf to detect these spin-1
Bosons in the U(1) guage field?
Who would have the systems to emit, modulate and multiplex the
spin-1 Bosons in the U(1) gauge filed, i.e. the Dark Photons…
National Labs, Universities, defense contractors, classified
research centers?
I envision something more Feynman Diagram going in with circular
or elliptical polarization that isn’t as well detected throughout
the range of EMF/EMS since only certain ranges are more typically
detected and transmitted. For example the ULF, ELF, Microwave
range over 100Ghz to Terahertz, X-Ray, Gamma Ray and higher
frequencies are not transmitted or detected as frequently. Most
observers are used to infrasonic, sonic or ultrasonic as well as
VLF, LF, HF, VHF, UHF, SHF, IR, Vis and UV in the typical vertical
and horizontal polarization with some satellite workers with left
or right hand circular polarization comprehension skills and
really not much in the general consumer civilian range in regards
to elliptical polarization.
I will read more. How do we detect with consumer off the shelf
(COTS) systems even if modified or hacked?
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2. jafinch78 says:
October 29, 2017 at 7:41 am
Wow, thanks for sharing Quasi Pseudo Random. I’m still behind in
reading and really math in visualizing in my mind without a
computer or calculator… really I need to learn math again in more
detail from diff eq on and maybe even earlier from Algebra just to
be safe from a visual comprehension and computation in my mind so
I don’t have gaps that I do not see now as well as ones I can
observe.
Recently, I had an issue with Valley Fever and have cleared up the
skin condition symptoms almost. Probably going to have to fast out
in a controlled fashion and run some cleanup protocols to get rid
of the internal bio-burden. Back on track to what you were noting
so not off tangent as I can go on tangents easy as I like to
clarify to much information.
In regards to elementary particles, I was reading last regarding
the neutrinos as for proprietary communications as I suspected
that technology as causation since I know there were online public
topics of conversation regarding communications with say for
instance between Wall Street and London though the transfer rates
were really low and the detectors and I assume the emitters were
really large size.
In reading what you noted, I am wondering now if there are
circular or other polarizations that are not detected also though
there is an effect on the field which can effect the targets
charges and oscillations based on what you are noting as “circle
groups” or “Lie Groups” effects. Thanks again for explaining and
for motivating me to read into more. I’ve always felt the
physicists periodic tables
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alternative_periodic_tables) were
the transition point for my background to go deeper into the
elementary particle tables so to better understand the practical
applications of the masses and energy:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elementary_particle
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_Model_(mathematical_formulation)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U(1)
Hydrogen isn’t the smallest mass element and even isotopes can be
represented in a tabular way somehow with visual graphical
representation of the quantitative data.
What can we use that is off the shelf to detect these spin-1
Bosons in the U(1) gauge field?
Are there layman term(s) for these spin-1 Bosons in the U(1) guage
or sources of how they’re made?
Who would have the systems to emit, modulate and multiplex the
spin-1 Bosons in the U(1) gauge filed, i.e. the Dark Photons…
National Labs, Universities, defense contractors, classified
research centers?
I envision something more Feynman Diagram going in to the
elementary particles with circular or elliptical polarization that
isn’t as well detected throughout the range of EMF/EMS since only
certain ranges are more typically detected and transmitted. Since
you can hide a lot in the environmental conditions, why not with
sunlight even or cosmic radiation. For example the ULF, ELF,
Microwave range over 100Ghz to Terahertz, X-Ray, Gamma Ray and
higher frequencies are not transmitted or detected as frequently
by amateurs or conventional systems.
Most observers are used to infrasonic, sonic or ultrasonic as well
as VLF, LF, HF, VHF, UHF, SHF, IR, Vis and UV in the typical
vertical and horizontal polarization with some satellite workers
with left or right hand circular polarization comprehension skills
and really not much in the general consumer civilian range in
regards to elliptical polarization. I may be off on a tangent with
my theories that are not really hypothesis tested yet.
I will read more to try to get the elementary particle physics in
my mind for long term memory with crystal clear association skill
and correlated with consumer technology applications use and off
public purview use. How do we detect with consumer off the shelf
(COTS) systems even if modified or hacked the spin-1 Boson in the
U(1) gauge field?
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49. Quasi Pseudo Random says:
October 14, 2017 at 1:46 am
International laws should also be taken into consideration, e.g. the legal
status of intelligence gathering in other countries or states.
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1. jafinch78 says:
October 14, 2017 at 10:56 am
Weapons of Mass Destruction is also an issue. 18 USC 2331, 18 USC 2332a
by 21 USC 848 using MCL 750.200h&i, MCL 750.224a and MCL 750.543p
devices to do more tha MCL 750.377a. Electric and Magnetic Fields are
“Radiation” and “Radio-logical” events. Especially, when the concept of
intent is applied.
Do a Google Search of “stasi east germany secret police radiation
tracking”
https://books.google.com/books?id=bKaMDQAAQBAJ&pg=PA201&lpg=PA201&dq=stasi+east+germany+secret+police+radiation+tracking&source=bl&ots=wgZe0yJ3Iq&sig=56_DurGkW4N1bu5fRnjXbd9mMa0&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi517rE1fDWAhVB5GMKHQOyBygQ6AEIUjAH#v=onepage&q=stasi%20east%20germany%20secret%20police%20radiation%20tracking&f=false
The Stazi even collected “scent” evidence of their targets. Now days in
the U.S. this is done with hyperspectral imaging, spectroscopic
microscopy, Z-nose SAW GC
(http://www.estcal.com/product/portable-znoser) type systems and other I
guess not disclosed to the public Earth Field RF/Microwave or throughout
the range of EMF Spectroscopy.
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50. Quasi Pseudo Random says:
October 14, 2017 at 1:57 am
My opinion is that in the targeted harassment (violence) telemetry has been
applied and the harassment is about human power struggle.
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1. jafinch78 says:
October 14, 2017 at 11:08 pm
I also wonder if there is a bigger process analytical controls, process
logic controls, human body sympathetic resonance frequencies, all living
sympathetic resonance frequencies, all matter and even weather
modification using EMF/EMS (RINT,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_intelligence_gathering_disciplines)
compounding and concealing gross frauds and cheats terrorist war
criminal RICO continuing criminal enterprise that perform megalomania
insurance fraud and debt forgiveness in certain parts and jurisdictions
of the U.S. and maybe World like going back to whatever War compelling
acts to get the “buy in” of the sides to ultimately be divided and
destroyed with a few left becoming extremely wealthy and increasing the
income gap. Basically, the plantations of the South and West leaching
the rest of the country with the exception of New York and the East
Coast to a certain extent with not only domestics, internationals also
as I noticed in marketing back in the early 2000’s the shift in buying
out of U.S. companies by international companies where that was in fact
illegal prior to the 1980’s.
Back in 2013 more than 25% of Broadcast Companies amount of ownership
was able to be owned by Foreign interests. What is the percentage of
foreign ownership now compared to U.S. ownership?
Check out the last section of this article from 2007:
https://www.cfr.org/backgrounder/foreign-ownership-us-infrastructure
Where are all the foreign versus U.S. metrics? Why are those metrics not
available? I can find online CFR metrics noting the change in foreign in
U.S. and U.S. in foregin increased dramatically after President Reagan
was shot. Since the World is full of blatant pedo narco junkie murderer
liars, how can we trust them running operations in the U.S.? Especially,
operating our U.S. Government ODNI and other “sonic weapons” and “deadly
force” operations… and even investigations? Maybe a root cause of fraud.
Global cartels influence.
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