From
our psychology correspondent :
It is
well established that the brain functions by the firing of electrical
impulses between neurons, and that these impulses are strong enough
to be detected outside the cranium. The impulses are in the 40 to 80
millivolt range and and there are in the region of 100,000,000,000
neurons within the brain. The impulses can be measured by
electroencephalograph (EEG) machines proving that the electrical
field created by the brains activity extends beyond the brain. This
has an implication which is currently being explored by neurologists
and psychologists in the mainstream but which has been utilised by
government intelligence scientists since the 1940's and '50's and is
still being carried out today. One example of mainstream research is
the “God” helmet, developed by Persinger. The helmet is designed
to generate complex electromagnetic fields that are thought to
interfere with the brains own activity and create auditory and visual
hallucinations including a sense of another presence, and in some
people a sense of the presence of God.
There
is some controversy over the success of the technology, and several
experiments to replicate the helmet and results have so far failed,
suggesting an alternative explanation for the results found by
Persinger, usually based on th susceptibility to and ease with which
subjects can be directed to experience the desired results,
essentially a placebo effect. This is all very interesting, but it is
not the conspiracy behind this article. The God helmet is however a
part of that conspiracy. The technology used for the helmet generates
a complex electromagnetic field at a very weak level, less than the
strength of a fridge magnet, over a long period of time to stimulate
an effect. However there is another version of the technology which
uses a much stronger magnetic field and a tightly focused simple EM
field utilising pulses. The controversy over the God helmet is
specifically designed to draw attention away from this field of
research by suggesting that it is a dead end.
The
reality is that the strong magnetic field research has been shown to
have much more significant results, but you won't have seen those,
because they are all classified. There are three distinct strands to
this research. The first was developed as part of the Philadelphia
experiment, a project aimed at cloaking naval vessels utilising
strong magnetic fields to bend light around a target object making it
invisible. One of the side effects of the experiment was that crew
members suffered extreme psychological damage leading to further
experiments on the effect of magnetism on the human brain. The second
came from project Montauk, a CIA experiment into brain washing that
used a combination of high frequency sound waves and electrical
stimulation, and the third strand is based around the research of Dr.
Joseph Mengele into anomalous neuropathology in twins and the
difference in neurology of different races.
By
diverting attention away from successful development of this
technology the intelligence community has been able to enhance it to
the point that it no longer requires the vast electrical input of the
original experiments. One of the ways that it has been enhanced is to
make it deployable in domestic environments. Think of the electrical
items that surround you at the moment. The computer screen that you
are watching this on, the wireless network connecting you to the
internet, the mobile phone you will use to tell your friends about
it, the cordless phone you are about to take a call on and so on.
Each of these devices generates enough of an EM field to influence
neural activity. These devices can also be controlled remotely both
by radio signal and via the internet. The purpose of the deployment
of this technology is to directly influence behaviour and is part of
the ongoing development and deployment of mind control technology.
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