Military inching closer to a weapon that alters atoms to literally create words from thin air.

Weapons that talk you to death! Sounds really painful! Like all the adds on here now.

a reply to: Nickn3

My thoughts as well

originally posted by: slatesteam
a reply to: vlawde

Just curious why thisnisn’t In military projects forum.

On a side note:

“Wait. What’s that Lassie? I’m about to be pushed down a well by the MIC, and have my person doxxed and hard drive filled with child pornography because I’ve dissented in the past on Twitter? What’s that girl? Could you repeat it please?”

Because it made me think of disembodied voices at Skinwalker Ranch, the plasma part could be relevant to the UFO )or many paranormal type things) phenomena, and also perhaps to events like Rendlesham forest.
As I said, I think it's possible this tech may have been around for a while

originally posted by: BASSPLYR
ah they are just coming out of the black with this sort of tech. it's been around for about 20
years.

it does A LOT more than just make voices. ...A LOT MORE

ENLIGHTEN ME. I want to compare some notes. I may actually be a direct victim of this ****. I even know *who* would be able to, and it's not some shadow damn government agency, neither (Someone has had a nasty vendetta going against me for about 25ish years).

originally posted by: BASSPLYR

it does A LOT more than just make voices. ...A LOT MORE

Like what? Please let us know a thing or two as most of us arent in the "know" like you

Using plasma like this has to be the most complex possible way of generating sound... why not just use a speaker? What is the benefit of this device exactly and why is it being described as a weapon by the people developing it? How exactly do they intend to use plasma-generated noise as a weapon and why is it so important they can produce the sound of human voices? Everything about this seems strange and highly questionable... the most interesting part of the video for me is actually the visual artifacts which seem to be caused by the plasma, I've never seen video distortions quite like that.

This will be the end of Ventriloquism.
First Vaudeville, then circuses, now ventriloquist acts.

Harte

a reply to: vlawde
That sound it makes in the second video...!!


...Remind anyone of mass shootings? Always a second shooter reported, people certainly hear "gunfire" in a different direction... what if it's one of these projectors to distract victims? Maybe to herd them into an area...

originally posted by: Harte
This will be the end of Ventriloquism.
First Vaudeville, then circuses, now ventriloquist acts.

Harte

The military developed 'weapons' that made Vaudeville and circuses obsolete? That's some real psy-ops!

Jeff Dunham better have a well-prepped bunker and some clever Achmed puppet acts in the pike.

a reply to: ChaoticOrder

Think of a battlefield. You deem yourself safe behind your barrier. Suddenly you hear foreign voices from a totally vulnerable angle. You think there are more soldiers around the corner so you change your tactic.

You got fooled to leave your hiding spot.

So if this is what they're telling us, we should assume that tech is 20 years old right?

Imagine what they can do now.

a reply to: BASSPLYR


Sigh. Have said this before but bears repeating. If you took an oath and it's classified, then don't talk about it! Don't mention it, don't allude to it and don't give the impression you are in possession of classified information.

If you didn't learn about something thru a clearance, then by all mens, enlighten us all.

But, please. Pretty please, with sugar on top. Don't come to a discussion board playing international man of mystery dropping hints of super secret, priviledged information, but "I can't tell anything more".

If you can't talk about it, then don't. It's easy. Most of those who serve or have served, do it daily.

The tech in the OP seems very interesting and would have lot of uses, both in LE and military applications. Heck, why not commercial also. Interesting to see what comes of this.

a reply to: vlawde

all I saw was a laser burning a hole in a uniform. you talked about a "second spin", but there seemed to be multiple devices and experiments throughout the video, including the section about burning holes in uniforms with a laser which is obviously not the same as creating voices so clearly this video is all over the place, especially for a video this short.

Any chance someone could give me a general idea of where the "human sounding voices" appear? Or at least which half or third of the video contains it? I can sit through a few minutes, but not six Not today. Altogether, my efforts will probably take over 6mins, but, I thought it might add some value to the site and all our lives in general if I posted this request for anyone reading to please, if it's not in the first minute and the video is more than 3 mins, please tell us a time marker where we can find the relevant bits. It was kind of annoying seeing everything except for what I was looking for even though I skimmed through it. And I know some people might have a device or data plan which makes it difficult to watch the entire video.

a reply to: 3n19m470

The video is only 25 seconds long. When the wheel spins the second time you can hear the "voices"

You may have been looking at something else

a reply to: BASSPLYR

Reminds me, what ever happened to the while PEP(Pulsed Energy Projectile) that was all the craze 10-15 years back. Besides making an appearance in 2002s Minority Report sci-fi film and the most recent Deus Ex video games. It seems to have completely disappeared off the radar.
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