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Government Accidentally Releases Documents On 'Psycho-Electric' Weapons (popularmechanics.com)
schwit1 shares a report from Popular Mechanics: The government has all kinds of secrets, but only a true conspiracy theorist might suspect that "psycho-electric weapons" are one of them. So it's odd that MuckRock, a news organization that specializes in filing Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests with state and federal government bodies, received mysterious documents about mind control, seemingly by accident. Journalist Curtis Waltman was writing to the Washington State Fusion Center (WSFC), a joint operation between Washington State law enforcement and the federal government to request information about Antifa and white supremacist groups. He got responses to the questions he asked, but also a file titled "EM effects on human body.zip." At least some of the images appear to be part of an article in Nexus magazine describing a 1992 lawsuit brought by one John St. Clair Akewi against the NSA. Akewi claimed that the NSA had the "ability to assassinate U.S. citizens covertly or run covert psychological control operations to cause subjects to be diagnosed with ill mental health" and was documenting their alleged methods.
Have they trialled this in any other countries, by chance?
You know the rule: Not true until the US government denies it.
I think it's time to bury that anticonspiracy theorist mindset.
Sure, there are theories out there, that are just nuts.
But it always bothered me, that the pro-state/corporate nutters get to believe the most black-eyed kind of insane bullshit possible, and attack anyone who disagrees with the thought-terminating "conspiracy theorist" clichee, and have the audience on their side. ... idiots.
At some point, the polarity does not matter. If you believe that the NSA are good guys and don't do all the psychopathic evil shit they can du with their huge budget, you're just as willfully ignorant and delusional and nuts than the time cube / flat earther /
Oh, and does anyone here remember that the Snowden leaks detailed that the main strategy to bring down opposing voices/groups was to inject moles who act as agents provocateurs and discredit the group with their actions?
E.g. take a good criticism, spice it up with insane theories, and post that shit
[Because /. mobile does not support previewing and the end of my comment is missing.] ... until everyone who does, including only posting the original good criticism, gets ridiculed instantly, so that the good criticism is effectively poisoned with the insane bullshit.
It was documented, that it was used on Occupy (successfully destroyed), Anonymous (by the time it became a "group", despite the whe point being that is is not a group), Wikilieaks (nearly destroyed, they got to Assange's second man), and even the Tea Party (to my surprise). 43 groups in total were mentioned.
So if you ever wonder why nobody tries to change anything, or overthrow the rulers ... *they are* ... there are a lot of groups trying to change things in a big way. But they all get destroyed, until you and me laugh at them too. And many of them were definitely and provably not nuts before the TLAs fucked with them.
Actual information Associated too the Post: http://www.constitution.org/ab... Its weird in a FOIA Request sent that in it.
Complete crap, but nice to remember a well done conspiracy site.
"information in the human brain by digitally decoding the evoked potentials in the 30-50 Hz, 5 milliwatt electromagnetic emissions from the brain"
Well, the EU electricity system runs at 50Hz, and there is a hell of a lot EM interference caused by car electricals at this wavelength. WiFi at 2.4 gigs could not decode a brain. 5ghz gigs would still be too slow, but would anyway be stopped by the skin. Busted.
The closest tech is Cochlear, who with implants still cannot replicate hearing, and although expensive, certainly could be used for enhanced interrogation after invasive surgery.
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Pain, since the 1600's will always get any confession, even if not true. yet that methodology is still employed as enhanced interrogation.
However Facebook, CNN, twitter false news, and pervasive internet recording is likely to give somebody power to blackmail elected senators and the executive. Even Donald, if he read it might say, see these $%^&&* do need to be sacked.
Last time I checked, there aren't decent infrasound generators and I haven't seen any decent mind control rays.
They were utilized in between the time you thought you ought to look for them, and (as far as you can remember) "the last time I checked"?
I wonder if they've ever really done this?
"National Security is the chief cause of national insecurity." - Celine's First Law
The real psychological control is the insertion of bullshit "psychological control" document in the FOIA response, baiting the news organization, and discrediting efforts to hold the government answerable.
I think you can already buy a Japanese toilet that will do that.
Those toilet engineers have the worst job I think I've heard of yet. Unless they are the sort that really shouldn't be working there, in which case the best job ever.
Today we call it Facebook and its free.
In the 1980's, they said that spy satellites could take a photograph of a newspaper and read all the printed text on that paper. That would be an extremely useful capability. If you are able to see people standing around an outdoor table, then you would want to know what they were reading. What if the optics of the satellite were used to project light or microwaves instead of receive it?
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This line buried at the tail end of the article says it all. "The federal government has absolutely experimented with mind control in a variety of methods, but the documents here do not appear to be official." They in fact came from a magazine that specializes in conspiracy theories. I love it when an article is full of all this crazy stuff then at the end they tell you "Oh, yes, it's all bullshit." What a waste of time.
Those toilet engineers have the worst job I think I've heard of yet. Unless they are the sort that really shouldn't be working there, in which case the best job ever.
Why is that? If they're like most engineers, they never get anywhere near where the device is installed.
Faster! Faster! Faster would be better!
Would you all please just look this way for a sec?
Have gnu, will travel.
Suddenly my tinfoil hat doesn't look so silly anymore, does it!?
Aluminum foil stocks rose sharply today.
As the summary points out the images were made up as part of a lawsuit filed by conspiracy theorists against the NSA in 1996.
Do you really think a modern 'Psycho-Electric Weapons' project is going to be using crappy drawings made by conspiracy theorists who sued the government 22 years ago?
The source of the images isn't someone working on Psycho-Electric Weapons, it's a government employee who happens to believe in conspiracy theories (or at least downloads their stuff).
That person downloaded the zip file onto their computer from some conspiracy theory site. And then during the FOIA request that doc got included either by accident or as a joke.
I stole this Sig
Maybe they don't have to watch (maybe... shudder) but they do for example have to find the optimal distance, angle, nozzle geometry, and water pressure to clean both sexes genital and anal areas for the bidet feature. My oh my does that sound fun.
Clearly, Slashdot's editors haven't yet had enough of gargling Putin's balls and spreading enemy propaganda yet.
Shame on you, you anti-Western traitors.
Part of being a good scientist or engineer (in some fields), is being able to 'turn off' your normal responses to otherwise nauseating experiences, and look at things from a very clinical or 'machine-like' perspective.
Then, there are also people that even enjoy those experiences. That's a bit more disturbing.
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