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Psychiatry, Yale University, 1967

After 9/11, the term “terrorist” underwent a confusing revisionism to potentially include anyone
critical of the (Deep) State. At the same time, domestic spying expanded exponentially and made
all electronics fair game, from phones, televisions, and computers to geospatial intelligence
(GEOINT) and MASINT for electronic harassment and no-touch torture in your home, at work,
or in your car. Full spectrum dominance. While Americans were being conditioned to condone
the torture going on at Guantánamo Bay and elsewhere, a C4 lockdown was being set up at
home, thanks to the plasma-thickened, quartz-resonant ionized atmosphere overhead being
ceaselessly zapped.
For readers unfamiliar with the Cold War game-changer known as MK-ULTRA, the
following serves only as a thumbnail sketch. MK-ULTRA is the granddaddy of American
nonconsensual brain and behavioral experimentation. Formally run by the CIA from 1953 to
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1973 to the tune of $25 million in Cold War dollars, MK-ULTRA actually inherited a
jumpstart from the thousands of Paperclip Nazis ferreted into the United States and Canada with
their intact wartime files of concentration camp experiments. Drugs, hypnosis, and pain
induction were then the primary tools of the mind control trade, but remote electronic mind
control was always the objective.
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In the days preceding MK-ULTRA, electrodes were being inserted into babies’ skulls. In
the 1950s, it was Yale University’s José Delgado, M.D., who initiated at-a-distance no-touch
torture by pulsing frequencies and wirelessly triggering changes in consciousness without
electrodes. In 1962, Allen Frey, M.D., discovered microwave hearing, the transmission of spoken
words into the auditory cortex via a pulsed microwave analog of the speaker’s sound vibration.
Microwave hearing devices are now everywhere. In 2008, Lev Sadovnik, Ph.D., of the Sierra
Nevada Corporation created the Mob Excess Deterrent Using Silent Audio (MEDUSA), and the
Disney Research microphone converts a voice message into an inaudible signal transmitted to
the body of the person holding the microphone who can then transmit the message to another
person by touching them. 17
Patrick Flanagan, Ph.D., invented the neurophone in 1967 when he was fourteen, after
which it was immediately classified by the NSA. The neurophone programmed suggestions
through skin contact, due to the skin’s many sensors for heat, touch, pain, vibration, and
electrical fields. The neurophone is a low-voltage, high-frequency amplitude-modulated radio
oscillator that converts modulated radio waves into a neural modulated signal bypassing the
eighth cranial hearing nerve and transmitting words directly into the brain.
The Soviet vacuum tube LIDA machine was made by the Soviets in the 1950s, after which
the North Koreans used it for brainwashing American POWs by placing the vertical plates along
each side of the head to make the POW feel like he was in a dream. The LIDA is basically a 10
Hz pulsed radio signal transmitter that functions as a hypnotist’s “swinging watch” to put people
to sleep. (Quickening its pulse produces wakefulness.) It is listed with the IBM Intellectual
Property Network (but not the U.S. Patent Office). By combining pulsed light, sound waves, and
electromagnetic radiation, brain waves can be entrained and emotional states manipulated. Both
the neurophone and the LIDA machine are transmitters only, not transceivers.
In the 1970s, Andrija Puharich, M.D., studied the Soviet Woodpecker, then wired subjects,
sealed them in a metal room, and beamed ELF waves at them. Waves below six cycles per
second (6 Hz) emotionally upset subjects and disrupted their bodily functions; waves at 8.2 cps
elevated their mood; waves at 11–11.3 cps depressed, agitated, and produced violent reactions.