In the navy, Narut bragged, there were plenty of captive personnel who could be used as guinea pigs. In the navy there was a computerized record of each man’s background and psychological profile, so that a quick selection of men with suitable psychological inclinations for experiments could be made. Navy psychologists not only had access to computerized records, but also to psychological tests and background data on a large number of people. In the navy, Narut said, funds were plentiful, and there were no problems with transporting subjects for study to nearly any place in the world.
… Narut unfolded the amazing story of the navy’s programming of assassins on an assembly-line basis…
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By the early 1970’s it has been determined that a victim could be placed under hypnosis remotely using high-frequency electromagnetic energy. Artificial microwave voice-to-skull transmission was successfully demonstrated by researcher Dr. Joseph Sharp in 1973, and announced at a seminar at the University of Utah in 1974.
In a 1975 paper “Microwaves and Behavior” Dr. Don Justesen states:
“…Each plant or animal cell is an oscillatory system capable of transmitting and receiving high-frequency electromagnetic energy over a distance…Concerted biological investigations of radio-frequency energy first got underway in the United
States during the middle 1950s, largely through the aegis of the Department of Defense. Human beings can “hear” microwave energy….information can be encoded in the energy and “communicated” to the “listener.” Communication has in
fact been demonstrated. The capability of communicating directly with a human being by “receiverless radio” has obvious potentialities both within and without the clinic. But the hotly debated and unresolved question of how much microwave radiation a human being can safely be exposed to will probably forestall applications within the near future….What these scientists have discovered is that the central nervous system is a biological amplifier whose output as manifested in behavior provides a highly sensitive litmus of reactivity to electromagnetic energy.”
Technology has advanced significantly, of course, since the 1970’s.
Sub-millimeter microchips can be implanted into a target victim without the victim’s knowledge, and voice commands given directly, and victims can be placed under hypnosis remotely.
In 2002, the US Air Force Research Laboratory patented “a nonlethal weapon which includes (1) a neuro-electromagnetic device, which broadcast sound into the skull of persons or animals by way of pulse-modulated microwave radiation
On March 18, 2008, the CIA responded in writing to a Larson Media Freedom of Information Act request. The document disclosed that the CIA’s use of biomedical intellectual property developed at the Alfred Mann Foundation, Second Sight LLC, Advanced Bionics, and under Naval Space Warfare (SPAWAR) contract #N6600106C8005, was “currently and
properly classified pursuant to an executive order in the interest of national security,” and applied to the CIA Director’s “statutory obligation to protect from disclosure, intelligence sources and methods.” The technology, developed under the DARPA programs of Tony Tether, Col. Geoffrey Ling and N.I.H programs of William Heetderks, had been protected as a Defense “Special Access Program1” (SAP), which was the official terminology for a “black project.” The research had resulted in implantable devices that were millimeter and sub-millimeter in size, could be surreptitiously implanted (and had been fabricated in a manner that the devices could not be detected or localized by clinical medical or radiology techniques), and provided a shocking amount of surveillance capability regarding a subject’s activities, which might include visual and auditory biofeedback data.
(Some may want to rethink accepting any mandatory vaccinations.)