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On December 13, 2010, New Scientist announced how the solid-state Plasma-Silicon
Antenna (PSiAn) revolutionizes high-speed wireless communication, miniature radar, and
directed energy weapons:

PSiAn consists of thousands of diodes on a silicon chip. When activated, each diode generates a cloud of electrons—
the plasma—about 0.1 millimetres across. At a high enough electron density, each cloud reflects high-frequency radio
waves like a mirror. By selectively activating diodes, the shape of the reflecting area can be changed to focus and
steer a beam of radio waves. This “beam-forming” capability makes the antennas crucial to ultrafast wireless
applications [like Wi-Gig], because they can focus a [narrow] stream of high-frequency radio waves that would
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quickly dissipate using normal antennas.

Once that “stream of high-frequency radio waves” locks onto neighborhood phased arrays,
brains could be made to think at other frequencies. Any cell tower’s gigahertz waveform (one
billion Hertz) is capable of penetrating seven inches into the skull, but only if modulated with an
ELF waveform with which the brain resonates. Investigative journalist Jim Stone:

If you transmit an ELF waveform by itself, it will need a many miles long antenna to pick it up properly. It will not
interface with the body very well because your body is not a big enough antenna for the ELF wave to efficiently
“short out” in. You would need a really intense signal to do anything. But if you can take that ELF frequency and use
it to modulate a super high frequency carrier, that carrier will drop all of its energy directly into your skull and let the
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modulation of that energy do the rest.

The gas plasma antenna is a more versatile all-in-one dual-use weapon than the solid-state
PSiAn because it can morph into a transmitter or receiver when necessary. Whereas the solid-
state PSiAn can only work at high frequencies (1–100GHz), ionized gas plasma antennas can
operate anywhere in the radio frequency spectrum (lower than 300GHz), which of course
includes the ELFs that are the carriers of our thoughts.
Brain-to-brain coupling is called techlepathy, the communication of information directly
from one mind to another with the assistance of technology—in the name of “sharing a social
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world,” of course. Perpetrators coupled with computers are able to “mind-meld” with targeted
individuals—hooking up their own brain with the target’s brain in such a way that the target’s
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thoughts run through the perpetrator’s brain to be recorded on computers. This kind of linkage
between neural systems is part of the virtual reality (VR) bridge to the cybernetic storage of
memories for later download into other brains whose memories have been wiped—possibly
under the technology known as electronic dissolution of memory (EDOM), a generator-
transmitter able to interrupt and “wipe” memories by increasing the brain’s production of
acetylcholine. This is generally how a target’s experience of “lost time” is remotely generated.
Memory wiping now comes under optogenetics, the branch of science that couples brains
with computers, transfers life memories and calls it immortality.

Neuroscientists have long sought the location of these memory traces, also called engrams. In the pair of studies,
[Susumu] Tonegawa and colleagues at MIT’s Picower Institute for Learning and Memory showed that they could
identify the cells that make up part of an engram for a specific memory and reactivate it using a technology called
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OS/EH (GANGSTALKING / GASLIGHTING)

The 2001 Space Preservation Act (HR2977) mentioned in Chapter 10 specified that DEWs are