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"Cortical phosphenes perceived as luminous shapes within the visual field were reported by engineers and maintenance personnel working in the hangars where PSVs were stationed for service activities. It was concluded that these effects happened when the cloaking module was enabled, producing a direct TM stimulus of the visual cortex of the subjects involved.
Artificially Induced Magnetophosphenes - The phosphene interpretation of plasma orbs
originally posted by: Bybyots
a reply to: tetra50
This been on your mind?
"Cortical phosphenes perceived as luminous shapes within the visual field were reported by engineers and maintenance personnel working in the hangars where PSVs were stationed for service activities. It was concluded that these effects happened when the cloaking module was enabled, producing a direct TM stimulus of the visual cortex of the subjects involved.
Artificially Induced Magnetophosphenes - The phosphene interpretation of plasma orbs
I think that it's interesting that #SNIPPED's# story, paxnatus' hexagon/triangle story and FL's "PSV deltoids" story all leverage the ideas found in Project Condign.
I see a purposeful pattern possible, with this information being another layer that hides another nugget, perhaps: like, psv, for instance.
I don't agree with the conclusions of the author of the Condign Report
But my thinking Russia is the enemy in terms of building such tech and using it? It's just as likely we are and have.
...and the properties of the electromagnetic field are the canvas it's created on, giving an analogy, sentience is clearly possible, though it is likely artificiallly produced in the plasma.
yes if you pump strong EM or
transcranial currents in a brain you give
that person a 'drug trip'. So what?
As reported last week by Communities, Alexis contacted Newport, RI police while travelling on business as a naval contractor, 42 days before the Navy Yard shooting. According to the police report, Alexis complained that he was being followed from hotel to hotel by several people who were keeping him awake and talking to him through the walls, floor, and ceiling using “some sort of microwave machine”.
A 1985 CNN Special Assignment with military affairs specialist Chuck DeCaro investigates radio frequency weapons and electromagnetic mind control, providing insight into behavior technologies still unknown to most Americans nearly 30 years after the program aired.
The CNN special includes a faded 1964 film clip from Córdoba, Spain featuring renowned Yale mind control researcher Dr. José Delgado’s famous experiment on a bull with a receiver implanted in its brain. Delgado demonstrates that he is able to halt the bull’s aggressive charge by remote control.
“Delgado, the scientist, pressed a button on a small radio transmitter in his hand, and the bull braked to a halt. Then he pressed another button on the transmitter and the bull obediently turned to the right and trotted away” wrote the New York Times in 1965.
Delgado, who died in 2011, later demonstrated similar results on monkeys before moving on to experimenting on humans.
During a 2001 Cabinet Magazine interview in with Delgado in Madrid, his wife said, “Do you remember how we thought of (Spanish Prime Minister Francisco) Franco? Imagine being able to turn off the Generalissimo”. Delgado replied “But who could have put the electrodes into the dictator? With electromagnetic radiation we could have controlled the dictator from a distance. We did some experiments at Yale where we influenced the brain from up to 30 meters away.”
The potential applications of electromagnetic energy to control the minds of political leaders and soldiers on the battlefield did not go unnoticed by the Pentagon and Moscow. Could such technology also be developed to program assassins, terrorists, and mass shooters like Aaron Alexis?
In 1975 Don R. Justesen of the Laboratories of Experimental Neuropsychology, Veterans Administration Hospital, Kansas City published “Microwaves and Behavior” in American Psychologist, disclosing that agents with the Defense Research Projects Agency (DARPA) “contacted Joseph C. Sharp, former director of research in experimental psychology at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, and an electronic engineer, Mark Grove, who began to put together at Walter Reed what is now one of the best equipped laboratories in the United States for studying bio psychological effects of microwave radiations.”
“Sharp and Grove found that appropriate modulation of microwave energy can result in direct ‘wireless’ and ‘receiver less’ communication of speech…By radiating themselves with these ‘voice modulated’ microwaves, Sharp and Grove were readily able to hear, identify, and distinguish among the 9 words. The sounds heard were not unlike those emitted by persons with artificial larynxes…The capability of communicating directly with a human being by ‘receiver less radio’ has obvious potentialities both within and without the clinic.” – Don R. Justice, Department of Veterans Affairs
A webpage about “Voice to Skull” (V2K) weapons featuring a March 2000 diagram called “REMEMBER: THIS WAS DO-ABLE IN 1974!” was removed from a U.S. Army website according to a 2008 Wired report.
Research was also conducted in the early 1980s by Eldon Byrd at the Marine Corps Nonlethal Electromagnetic Weapons project, who suspects that the program “went black”, according to U.S. News and World Report.
“The Mind Has No Firewall”, a 1998 white paper by Lieutenant Colonel Timothy L. Thomas (USA Ret.) published in the U.S. Army War College Quarterly Parameters opens with a chilling quote attributed to Russian army Major I. Cherished: “It is completely clear that the state which is first to create such weapons will achieve incomparable superiority.”
In 1997 Major Chernishev wrote in the military journal Orienteer that “’psy’ weapons are under development all over the globe” the white paper reports. “’Psycho-terrorism’ could be the next buzzword,” writes LTC Thomas. “We are on the threshold of an era in which these data processors of the human body may be manipulated or debilitated”.
Story continuted: Fifteen years later, where is the state of the art in the global psychotronic arms race?
originally posted by: tetra50
a reply to: Bybyots
Yes, but I'm quite skeptical of anything purporting a nationalistic type enemy creation theme to it: such as the Russia thing. Point in fact, I'm sure if our military is experimenting with and using these type technologies, everyone's military that can afford it is doing the same. That's a pretty clear cut given in my book. These guys think they're all playing Battleship or something. The consequences don't really filter through till later.
FL might have us believe there is more to it than military….just my sense about that.
But my thinking Russia is the enemy in terms of building such tech and using it? It's just as likely we are and have.
On another note as per the information I posted on pg. 7, just before here: I think it also possible since you are using a current to create the plasma (let's say, as in the last piece I referenced with the experiments done by University of Missouri creating plasma rings that they can manipulate without huge magnets, possibly), and the properties of the electromagnetic field are the canvas it's created on, giving an analogy, sentience is clearly possible, though it is likely artificiallly produced in the plasma. Just an idea I am tinkering with, when not playing dumb….
I know that sounds outrageous, but what's anybody's best guess about how this plasma could be sentient? Or does everyone just think it's controlled to seem that it is somehow with huge magnets no one is seeing onsite that' s reporting contact? Are the magnets used to control the behavior of the plasma cloaked by a cloaking device, or what? Sarcasm, just in case I'm taken seriously.
originally posted by: tetra50
a reply to: Erno86
Thank you so much for your descriptions.
They are incredible, IMHO.
I have some memories of actually being inside one, and the aisle through the main bridge was made of some thick, clear plastic sheeting, but underneath it seemed to be constantly shifting and changing color, a constantly fluxing material underneath. Your feet almost didn't feel what they were walking on….
originally posted by: tetra50
a reply to: Erno86
Erno, I'd be very interested in how you got these photos, and would surely like to see them, if there'd be any way, though I wouldn't trust sharing them over the internet, necessarily, so I will likely not get to see them.
What, exactly, is an exobiologist? Do you specialize in identifying fossils?
i wish you would join us over in the Black Triangle/spacedog thread. GUT's over there talking about people "standing up" and sharing their experiences to be vetted, as to scientific "proof" and you seem to have some.
For my part, I am kind of unwilling to share too much of my own experience in this atmosphere. I just sense it isn't the right place. I also still have memories I can't quite explain, as to why I was onboard, as to where exactly and when this happened, etc. But yet, I still have these very persistent recollections. They also involve a high level military officer...who may well have been, or be, my "handler." Or maybe I've gone completely loonytunes. LOL
Regards, and be well, my friend.
tetra
eta: If you don't feel like posting or participating in the black triangle thread, I wonder if you would mind if I quoted any of your observations you've written about here, over there? I won't if you wish me not to.
Hey Yogi, I didn't watch your utuby, but I know exactly what you're talking about, and have somewhat come to the same conclusion. You need to post this on the Black Triangle thread