Microwave Technology and Psychological Effects
By specializing on the pulse frequency, you could
induce psychiatric illnesses
to the point where a psychiatrist
could not tell if it is a genuine psychiatric
illness
or an induced psychiatric illness.
So what you can do theoretically is you can
target an individual's brain.
They may have auditory hallucinations where they hear
things, whi- which is actually quite common with microwaves,
or
show signs of schizophrenia. For instance,
6.6 pulses a second can
induce
severe sexual aggression in men. So
you, you could induce somebody to commit
a really horrific sexual rape.
Um, so technically what you could do is have somebody
committed
to a psychiatric hospital or a jail for a
crime just by
somebody saying that they had a psychiatric problem whereby they
didn't.
Yeah.
There, there is that. You can target other parts of people's
bodies.
You can target the heart and cause heart seizures.
You can target, target the lungs and cause bleeding.
Uh, you can target, if you're clever enough, um,
some of the essential glands in the body that control all of the
hormone systems.
So
if, if you have dissidents
or people that you don't like as a government, it's very, very
easy these days
to irradiate them and either have them wind up in jail
or, or in a psychiatric hospital. And of course, there is no
come bun you.
Yeah.
Now, these weapons that the governments have
and are still using,
are they more powerful than, for example, the Wi-Fi I might have in my
front room or my cordless phone or a mobile phone transmitter?
No, in, in fact, the, the... Actually, the power is slightly less.
Less?
This power is slightly less. Um,
the, the difference is where you might use Wi-Fi,
you might go in after work and do a couple of hours and
then leave.
And, and the Wi-Fi is going out in all directions.
Here, they are targeting you probably with
a beam,
and it is on you all day. It can follow you everywhere you
go, and it can target you when you're asleep as well.
So you're really getting a concentrated dose.
It's a, it's a bit like, um, putting the light on in your house and
sitting with the light, or have somebody follow you with a
searchlight-
Ah
... and beaming the searchlight on you all the
time.
So it, it's... There is a difference between that.
But in fact, the power can be less.
It just takes longer.
One specific paper,
uh, from the government that lists all of the
illnesses that you can get from
microwave sickness, including severe
neurological disorders.
Uh, we have a government, uh, document that actually
says
this needs to be kept secret from the Western
governments because it will affect
the efficiency of the military, uh, the weapons
industry, and it will also affect, uh,
industrial profit.
We have the government telling us
that this technology is dangerous?
This is the, this is the United States Defense
Intelligence Agency
advising the Western governments to keep this
secret so that they can protect industrial
profit
and military
f- functions.
Kind of startling really, isn't it?
It is so horrific
that if it wasn't real,
if somebody wrote a book on this,
I would say, "This is so stupid. You could never make
up a story like this."
But... And it all goes back. It goes back to the
'50s, the '60s, and the '70s
when microwaves were found to be such a
perfect weapon
and
so dangerous to the military that
the United States Defense Intelligence Agency told the Western governments
to keep this quiet,
and they did. And this is why we have this.
We have documents that show that
governments
pay
people to experiment on people against their wishes.
Well, not against their wishes, without even telling them.
So, uh, and, and we have all this information going
back to
1976. Everything was
known by 1976. Everything. We needed no more
proof, no more research. Nothing was needed in.
And we have the...
drawn up in this country, the Nuremberg Treaty.
And the Nuremberg Treaty
was signed by all of the nations of the world,
and it is a very specific treaty.
And what it says is that no human
being will be experimented upon
without his or her consent.
And before they give consent,
they have the legal right to understand
all of the implications, the health problems, the future
health problems, and they have the legal capacity to
say no.
And where this is relevant here,
um, is that
there is only one exception with the
Nuremberg Treaty. And that is a doctor such as
yourself
may experiment on his or
herself only. That is the only
exception. It is section five.
So no human being is allowed to be
experimented upon-
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