DARK MATTERS

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Part 1

By Carole Smith

(footnote numbers refer to Endnotes)

Carole Smith is a psychoanalytical psychotherapist living in London.  She is the author of another paper on the subject of technology which accesses the mind: “On the Need for New Criteria for Diagnosis of Psychosis in the Light of Mind-Invasive Technology” published by the Journal of Psycho-Social Studies in 2003.

At first glance the Klystron[1] looks like a monstrous industrial carpet shampooer, designed in the clumsy style of a 1950’s British post box. Originally invented at Stanford University in 1937, it was used by the British to serve as an oscillator in radar receivers during WWII   to warn of approaching enemy planes. It has undergone various transformations, not least of all in its mode as an oscillator, in the two-cavity model, for security departments to practise transmitting voices into people’s heads while trapping them in an electromagnetic   prison. Presumably the post-war intention was to drive the target mad, rather than merely to communicate. Highly versatile, it has even more important uses as

an amplifier[2], and it enables through the process of enforced ionisation, the capacity to actually break the electron out of a human cell or atom, and transfer that electron to be biologically absorbed into a compound for the designated use of another human. The effect of this is for the strengthening of the recipient and the inverse weakening of the non-consenting donor. This is being inflicted on vulnerable, unwitting subjects, and is the means, when adapted to wide scale use, to create a master-slave society, using the trapped donors as a human fuel supply.

Klystrons are available for private sale, and you can find them now – new and second-hand on e-bay. Despite all the sustained efforts and speculations of its victims over the decades to understand the weird means of their entrapment, there it was all along: this ugly red machine with inputs and outputs, feeds into and emitters out of the chamber, with its knobs and spouts and pressure controls.  Primitive versions can even be assembled by amateur electronics enthusiasts.  They don’t need to be sell them under the counter or off the back of an industrial haulage vehicle, for although their special applications have been kept secret by governments for decades, both for home and abroad, all they are is… well, they’re simply a ‘travelling wave tube’.

This month there are about eight of them for sale on e-bay.

It’s difficult to know how long they’ve been used for voice messaging – we need a leak or a noble disclosure, to understand either when, or by whom, the various augmentations for its usage should be accredited. We do know from the oral history of activist records that there are people who can date the onset of their persecution with voice messaging forty years ago,[3] and there are plenty who attest to their harassment for over twenty years. from the early 1980’s, about the time that the Greenham women were reporting the effects of microwave targeting, while protesting against the US nuclear warheads, under Mrs Thatcher’s government.

We certainly do know that when thousands of civilians world wide have reported the physical, emotional and verbal assaults made on them, no government official has ever responded with either acknowledgement of the technical capacity in their possession to do these things to people, nor made any effort to help them. One would have thought that they would at least express some curiosity about the reports, if only to give a convincing performance as responsible representatives of the people. It seems likely that they fear the scorn of their peers,[4] and that there is some form of group consensus on the matter.

Surely one of the most contemptible examples of hypocritical double standards, as well as one of the most shocking betrayals of trust in modern times on the part of governments, this private joke between international statesmen has persisted for decades. When a person commits a murder and is sentenced to prison, he is under law given the opportunity to redeem himself by learning skills, or improving his education. He may be offered psychotherapy and take part in groups where prisoners attempt to help each other.  His sentence may be shortened for good behaviour – at least under present laws.[5] The terrible truth is that there is, as far as it has been possible to ascertain, a cold-blooded decision made about an innocent human being, even a child or a young person, or a mother of young children, to be consigned to permanent and irreversible captivity for experimental torture when the radar picks up them out for targeting. This is game-hunting for the privileged, and also for those connected to power. It surely discredits any government who uses and secretly endorses it, and reduces their mouthings on human rights to so much nonsense.  In this context, one is mindful of the time and energy taken up in the debate about the rights of fox-hunting, all the while that civilians are being derided for their protests about this government-sponsored and disavowed practice of trapping and torturing innocent human civilians. While the foxhunting issue divided the nation, there has been no acknowledgement whatsoever to people’s claims to being hunted and trapped like animals, other than mocking derision. What does this say about Great Britain?

Mr Blair’s government, dedicated to protecting the health of the nation, has decreed that smoking is now to be banned in public places, and perhaps soon it will be illegal to smoke at home. Public outrage against animal experimentation is countered by equally vehement arguments in its defence. Laboratories of chimpanzees - some having been found with the tops of their heads sawn off, it is reported - have been closed down.  The researchers have said they are looking for other methods of experimentation. Outrage against animal experimentation provides a very useful displacement for the unthinkable: that there might be some truth in humans also being used as experimental animals.[6] Recently we have seen the Stock Exchange react to pressure against Life Sciences Laboratories’ animal experiments. This all aids the myth of ‘ethical business.’   In truth, the need for animal experiments has greatly diminished. Anyone who reads New Scientist will know that using thought to move an arm has been demonstrated, in 2003, by a paralysed patient (and a chimpanzee) learning how to modify their brain waves by monitoring waveform data from sensors placed on their scalps.[7] This demonstration of the visible means of engineering is seized upon as proof of direct manipulation, and you will find the term ‘transcranial magnetic stimulation’ freely referred to by the most conservative commentators on neuroscientific advances. This is the acceptable face of experimentation with that thing called ‘magnetism’, and the image of a person sitting comfortably with an array of wires arranged over the scalp is about as far as it goes in the demonstrable history of the

extraction of the information from the brain. Nothing sophisticated, and nothing remotely remote.

One can see a parallel in the means of demonstrating the control of criminals outside prison with tag and track methods,[8] for how can those with the technology possibly admit that they have the means to control people remotely, indirectly - or non-consensually - in a democracy?

No one in public life has apparently ever been able to form the thought that humans could be used as experimentees. They would still need “a much more convincing argument,” to believe that it was technically possible to manipulate human beings remotely, they say, as they go back to working on their digital television systems, and wireless internet. It is most likely that all those shrewd journalists, the law, and the human rights groups, not least of all the members of parliament who represent us, will only believe such a thing possible when an establishment figure is wheeled on, cast and dressed for the part and makes a testimony of a miraculous event, before accepting that which they have consistently rejected as delusional. It must be a modern fairy story to carry credibility, and the part coached, if not mimed.[9]

When the miraculous has occurred, we will all then feel better about being able to see through another person’s eyes –forget the metaphor, this will be for real[10].  “The success of an investigation "to make the invisible visible" depends, among other things, on how light of the correct wavelength and a sufficient number of photons (intensity) can be focussed on to a specimen, for example. Synchrotron radiation enables this kind of "seeing", because it consists of very intense radiation of variable energy. In particular, man-made synchrotron radiation spans the important region of the electromagnetic spectrum from infrared (IR) to X-ray radiation. Synchrotron radiation occurs when charged particles, such as electrons, travel close to the speed of light and are deflected by a magnet. As a result of the radial acceleration in the magnetic field (Lorentz force) the particles emit electromagnetic radiation.”[11]  We won’t need imaginative empathy or appreciation of difference.  We can get fused! We’ll be able to communicate with each other without a telephone!

There is so much ‘sophisticated’ technology now that the military sector, having secured that which is essential for protecting our security, can feel, along with the government and the researchers, a little more relaxed about releasing some of the fun aspects for the public’s enjoyment, and the commercial sector is fairly bursting with ideas for ingenious spin-offs. The first conscious robot will be considered  cute.  It will be the result of literally years – decades of extracting information about how the nervous system is wired – from people who have been trapped in agony, and whose crippled lives have enabled researchers to make their profits. Since the creation of a conscious robot is a mechanical process ensuing from the control of the brain and the nervous system, there is already and will be lots more localised targeting of joints to resolve the articulation of kinetic problems - teams of biomedical engineers beavering away from Beijing to Tokyo to San Diego to Oxford, Cambridge and London – to bring automation to life. That aching hip joint may not be osteo-arthritis after all but the necessary research to articulate a robot – or even to find a cure for osteoporosis. Or both.

Peek-a-boo cameras to see what you’re seeing, fusion devices to think what you’re thinking, for example,  Snoopy-style surveillance for little brother.  You can be fairly sure that soon you’ll be able to get in touch with your loved one, or whoever, via Microsoft’s patent 6,754,472 and throb together, body and skin being used as a computer network.[12] Perhaps TSM (transcranial magnetic stimulation) will make us all a little brighter and happier,[13] hopefully without having to wear a prosthesis under a hairpiece,[14] as with the hippocampus replacement.  Or will there be a truly socialist pooling of God-given talents by transmitting energy through the airwaves – to each according to his needs.  Perhaps this really will be Mr Brown’s new Jerusalem,[15] and his vision of ‘the golden thread that runs through British history since Magna Carta’ – will be the pooling and sharing of electromagnetic energy, the support of the disadvantaged by the clever and the rich, rather than the grabbing of power and the securing of it by establishing negative feedback loops to ensure that there is a one way benefit - to make the rich richer by taking by stealth the energy from the poor.[16]

There will surely be no end to the goodness which will ensue from the intervention of divine providence in the form of the miracle of the fusion of two human souls, minds and bodies. A small price for the human laboratory rats to pay to bring the world such wonder.   And at last, those refusés, psychiatrically sectioned, invalided,  disenfranchised, will be given their place in the sun – the heroes, the survivors of the war, the human guinea pigs - up there,  sharing the limelight and the platform with the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall, Madonna, Bono, or Elton John – to demonstrate to the world that technological triumphalism must always be tempered by a little humility, even, perhaps, by  a sense of shame at man’s essential duplicity

If the governments of the United States, Great Britain, Europe, Australia, to mention the A-team, have been able to justify their policies of destroying innocent civilians to give their secret security trainees suitable target practice to keep their hand in, (and their girlfriends and sons), they must find it a little stickier to justify the fact that the private sector runs rampant with the technology, for research, sexual perversion, developing computer games, biomedical engineering, cancer cures from handouts, and of course, knowledge about that wonderful organ, the human brain.

That’s what you might think – until you realise that allowing the technology to proliferate as torture delivered by the private sector, sorry, in research, would be exactly the way they might choose to distance themselves from exclusive, original sin, at the same time feeding the hunger for new gadgetry and stupefying the population. Opportunism and organised crime contribute enormously to the national turnover.

Without a word from a single member of parliament all over the world - with the notable exception of  M. Claude Goasguen[17] in the French Assembly - there hasn’t been a squeak out of any of them. There can’t be a country left in the world now who hasn’t been flogged some version of the Klystron by now.  Perhaps they sold off the carpet shampoo version to Mr Mugabe at a good price. Now they are almost certainly equipping the chaps (and their girl-friends) with the new nanochip crystal[18] link cell-phone versions, elegantly packaged, with favourites keyed in for easy access. It’s no longer necessary to sit for hours locked up with a carpet shampooer in the garden shed - rather hazardous if the microwave emission pipe gets clogged up and needs servicing.

But, my goodness, what teamwork!  

One has to hand it to them – the stiff upper lip has really won through.  And the press, the law, and the medical profession – they too have all rallied and shown us that the security of the country is uppermost. All those philosophical treatises on regretful utilitarianism have found their mark.  One would have wished that it hadn’t been necessary, but…defence of the realm…a few losses…there are something things we just have to do. We’ll grin while you bear it.  As we have recently witnessed in the splendid celebrations of the sixtieth anniversary of the end of World War II, we British (if I may be so bold as to use the plural pronoun) really know how to show the world what we’re made of when we’re under attack.

Some things just have to be done. So, bathed in microwaves, stoked by particles, manipulated by twitching fingers tuning and retuning frequency knobs, locked into position by enormous force fields, tracked anywhere in the globe, fed a steady stream of abusive or sexual obscenities, deprived of intimacy, turned up, turned down, on, off, backwards, sideways, jerked around, jerked off, ionised, atomised, ostracised  - the work goes on.  “They’re a great bunch of chaps,” as Mr Blair recently said a little huskily at a press conference, and we must do what we can to protect them in their difficult work.

The Home Office in Great Britain advises people who turn to them for help that what they are experiencing are “beliefs that have no basis in reality,” and that: “Our advice to these correspondents is that they consider talking with a medical professional. All the feedback (author’s emphasis) we receive from individuals who decide to follow this advice indicates that they find discussing their concerns with a doctor very beneficial.” (Letters to author, March 2005).

It is clear that the medical profession, and the press, mostly funded by the government, relies on that government to give them a straight answer. “Is there any truth in this rumour that you are keeping people locked up like animals in cages and using them for target practice?” “Not a word of truth in it!” comes the reply sharply back.[19] 

How could conscientious doctors allow themselves to believe that a government in a democracy could have known for sixty years that it was possible to transmit voices, and entrap people; that they practised this system on citizens while simultaneously encouraging the doctors to refer complainants of such resulting symptoms for treatment for delusional psychosis? The consequences from this constant bath of particle injected microwaves and enforced ionising cell depletion – including leukaemia –are very serious. If a patient mentions voice transmission - some victims are used for experiments which don’t include voice messaging – he knows only too well where that will lead him. If he reports the physical symptoms such as severe this eye problems   and degradation of vision, sinus, problems, dehydration, severe headaches, dizziness, extreme fatigue and breathlessness, erratic changes in blood pressure, symptoms of, or actual, heart attacks, lung and nasal congestion, nausea, electrical jolts and spasms in any part of the body, bowel problems, urinary infections, skin problems, sleeplessness -  there will be no improvement from any of the prescribed remedies, as the source of them continues unabated.  The doctor will consign the patient to that dreaded category – the habitual neurotic. The kindest advice the victim will receive is to take a holiday, tranquillisers or preferably both.  There are no holidays for these people whose location has been fixed by an operator, who saw fit to consign their lives to resonate inexorably to a metal gyrating satellite dish.

It is clearly difficult for a busy doctor, in his/her best efforts for the patient, to make a reliable diagnosis about a patient’s sanity if the patient is reporting symptoms which result from technological experiments, the nature of which he/she is completely uninformed. A general practitioner – and even a specialist in neurological disorders - - simply has no information on which to base a diagnosis about microwave and particle assault, not to mention the transmission of voices.  The Prime Minister recently answered a question in the House of Commons concerning the effect of cell phones and microwaves on health, in which he evaded any direct answer, saying he was ‘guided by the experts’.  It is not surprising therefore that a doctor will refer the patient to a psychiatrist, since the only certainty for him is that ‘hearing voices indicates schizophrenia’. The symptoms are listed quite clearly in the DSM Psychiatric Handbook.  There it is. Let’s check it over one more time:

The Third Edition (1987) of Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) required that there be at least four of the characteristics set out for a diagnosis of schizophrenia, and an approved selection of four could be: magical thinking, telepathy or sixth sense; limited social contact; odd speech; and over-sensitivity to criticism. By 1994, the required number of qualifying characteristics were reduced to two or more, including, say, hallucinations and ‘negative ‘ symptoms such as affective flattening, or disorganised or incoherent speech – or only one if the delusions were bizarre or the hallucination consisted of a voice keeping up a running commentary on the person’s behaviour or thoughts. The next edition of the DSM is not due until the year 2010.

It has happened to thousands, and it is difficult to forgive either the government or the crassness of psychiatric misdiagnosis.

It is easier to take up the causes of human rights abuse in far off countries, than to inspect the dark instances of it on your own doorstep.   It is hard to believe that psychiatrists from time to time must not have had their doubts that the person was rendering an account of actual persecution. The writer’s extensive communications with people who have reported the details of voice messaging evidence a distinctly different character to the experiences of delusional psychosis in the form in which the person has become adrift from reality, and feels driven by powerful unconscious forces to act without insight. They are for the most part, mocking, degrading, or falsely seductive remarks, carrying varying degrees of manipulative skill.  The fact that they are there at all, and commenting on the inner workings of a person’s mind is enough to drive the sanest person crazy. An act of violence committed as a result of being under these intolerable pressures, and being unable, despite correct behaviour, to make any one understand or believe the communicated experience, but to wearily smile and label them psychotic, is an act of violence in itself  - or so it must so often see to the person who has tried once more, to put himself in trust to a doctor.

Is it so difficult to believe that voices could be transmitted directly into a person’s hearing when we have not only put a man on the moon, but spoken to him there?  And how have the researchers in aeronautics and space travel tested their physics? Did they send up teams of valiant astronauts into space to the applause of the world without testing the forces of gravity, the magnetohydrodynamics, the turbulence, the states of compression, the extreme states of stress – so horrific that it makes people teeth crack, and lose consciousness from shock and electrolyte cell depletion?   No, there is no applause in the credits of the astronautical programmes for those people who were treated like so many cogs and valves and pumps, to test whether the scientists had got their maths right.  Physics, and astrophysics is perpetually in search of a model, and when they found they could test just about everything they needed to know for plasma physics on human beings, they kept the model for astrophysics. 

Any sustained attempt to understand how people could be trapped within their own bodies, eventually leads one to the study of the entrapment of plasma in nuclear processes, and to the realisation that the history of human control must be intertwined with that of plasma physics. [20]

And surprisingly enough, the red carpet shampooer, as well has stood the test of time, but now, of course, in nanotech pocket size, and its uses are constantly expanding.

The encoding of the mind, and access to stored memory and experiences in the hippocampus,[21] [22] has now also enabled the remote access and influencing of a person’s life history. This makes possible a form of manipulation that requires no intuition, no empathy, no permission for confidentiality, no skill, no respect, simply a device originating from the combined technologies which have been developed without either regulation or disclosure. It is unrealistic in the extreme to deny that brain mapping, and access to the interior life of a person, would not result in a device which would be restricted to those with the power and money to use it for their secret purposes.  The implications of the withholding of such potential for control, and for the creation of a master-slave society, makes the sin of omission a first-degree crime. The governments who have facilitated and funded this research, must in all justice, be accused of the destruction of democracy, and the practice of terrorism. It should be kept in mind that the British government has made it clear in July, 2005 that the withholding of information about suspected terrorists is a prisonable offence.

THE KLYSTRON

The Klystron, invented at Stanford in 1937, derives its name, as we are told in Stanford’s background information,[23] “with the assistance

of the Stanford Classics Department after the Greek verb "klyzo," which describes the action of waves breaking on a shore.  (The inventors, the Varian brothers, could not possibly have known how closely the simulated klystron electron beam resembles breaking waves, as we now do using modern computers.)” (Nor “The breaking of bodies and minds”, a study of psychiatric abuse, torture and the ethics of medecine, by Eric Stover and Elena Nightingale, written in 1985, and published by no less than the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and which includes extensive cases of abuse in the Soviet Union and Latin America, but not North America.)

“Klystrons are high-vacuum devices based on the interaction of a well-focused pencil electron beam with a number of microwave cavities that it traverses, which are tuned at or near the operating frequency of the tube. The principle is conversion of the kinetic energy in the beam, imparted by a high accelerating voltage, to microwave energy. Conversion takes place as a result of the amplified RF input signal, causing the beam to form “bunches”. These give up their energy to the high level induced RF fields at the output cavity. The amplified signal is extracted (author’s italics) from the output cavity through a vacuum window. Klystrons have high gain, and can be very high-power devices, provided that:….”

There’s nothing there to immediately arouse the suspicions that there might be other uses to which it would be put, especially with this pleasant association from nature of the breaking of waves on the beach.  The essential feature of the Klystron’s application to humans is the breaking of the natural waves, or frequencies of the body. This is the method of control.  The body is a natural oscillator, constantly tuning in to its own needs, to the forces of nature, to other people’s wave lengths, to the natural environment, to the forces of nature.  It is, at its most sensitive, a superb resonating instrument.  It was not designed for external interference but to adapt to its most highly tuned responses.

Perverted or power-mad people, messing about with AC and DC frequencies in a resonating chamber, slowing them down, increasing them by operating a knob or dial, mixing them together, and feeding them back through the electron beam into the system of a human being, or even an animal, depriving them of all natural responses!

What an appalling corruption!   

If Prince Charles is sincere in his wish to support the health of his subjects through “more humane living environments”,[24] and the encouragement of alternative medicine, then he would be better advised[25] to go, without further delay, to the real cause of the problem and open a debate about the ruination of health and natural self-regulation by the interference with the body’s frequencies by those whose covert goal is to impose control of the air-waves for the purposes of political and social manipulation.

Beginning with a basic description from the Electrical Engineering Training Series:

Microwave Tubes

Microwave tubes perform the same functions of generation and amplification in the microwave portion of the frequency spectrum that vacuum tubes perform at lower frequencies…the most widely used microwave tubes, include klystrons, travelling-wave tubes, backward-wave oscillators, magnetrons, and crossed-field amplifiers. The variations of these tubes for use in specific applications are so numerous that all of them cannot be discussed in this module. However, general principles of operation are similar in all of the variations so the explanations will be restricted to the general principles of operation.

The Klystron: See Diagram and description: Basic Two-Cavity  - Electrical Engineering Training Series[26](10)

Klystrons are velocity-modulated tubes that are used in radar and communications equipment as oscillators and amplifiers. Klystrons make use of the transit-time effect by varying the velocity of an electron beam in much the same manner as the previously discussed velocity-modulation process. Strong electrostatic fields are necessary in the klystron for efficient operation. This is necessary because the interaction of the signal and the electron beam takes place in a very short distance.

The construction and essential components of a TWO-CAVITY KLYSTRON are shown in view (A) of figure 2-7. View (B) is a schematic representation of the same tube. When the tube is energized, the cathode emits electrons which are focused into a beam by a low positive voltage on the control grid. The beam is then accelerated by a very high positive dc potential that is applied in equal amplitude to both the accelerator grid and the buncher grids. The buncher grids are connected to a cavity resonator that superimposes an ac potential on the dc voltage. Ac potentials are produced by oscillations within the cavity that begin spontaneously when the tube is energized. The initial oscillations are caused by random fields and circuit imbalances that are present when the circuit is energized. The oscillations within the cavity produce an oscillating electrostatic field between the buncher grids that is at the same frequency as the natural frequency of the cavity. The direction of the field changes with the frequency of the cavity. These changes alternately accelerate and decelerate the electrons of the beam passing through the grids. The area beyond the buncher grids is called the DRIFT SPACE. The electrons form bunches in this area when the accelerated electrons overtake the decelerated electrons.

The function of the CATCHER GRIDS is to absorb energy from the electron beam. The catcher grids are placed along the beam at a point where the bunches are fully formed. The location is determined by the transit time of the bunches at the natural resonant frequency of the cavities (the resonant frequency of the catcher cavity is the same as the buncher cavity). The location is chosen because maximum energy transfer to the output (catcher) cavity occurs when the electrostatic field is of the correct polarity to slow down the electron bunches.

The two-cavity klystron in figure 2-7 may be used either as an oscillator or an amplifier. The configuration shown in the figure is correct for oscillator operation. The feedback path provides energy of the proper delay and phase relationship to sustain oscillations. A signal applied at the buncher grids will be amplified if the feedback path is removed.

THE ENTRAPMENT OF PEOPLE

In its two-cavity form the Klystron is also used, although the information is presumably not supplied anywhere in the hand-book specifications,[27] for the trapping of people, in a compression state of Inertial Electrostatic Confinement, which produces a very wide variety of symptoms and illnesses, and deprives the person of their natural voluntary state. They are as if trapped in a pressure cooker.

With respect to body functions, the double cavity Klystron can be used for acting out all types of sexual perversion as the operator can experiment to find the frequency of any human orifice. Children, also, are particular risk to such sexual abuse. This will perhaps eventually be cited as a reason why a conscientious government has been reluctant to openly discuss the versatility of the Klystron. This will not carry conviction for those parents who, to the writer’s knowledge, have repeatedly pleaded with the police to help them investigate the electronic harassment of distress of their children. There are also multi-cavity Klystrons for the more ambitious amateur. It should nevertheless be said that as a form of sexual abuse, this practice effectively destroys the private and sexual life of the trapped person. Many people have preferred to end their lives than to live as a captive, being held permanently by a sexual predator.

There are, apparently, people who do private training courses for the various uses of this device. No doubt it is an important tool for secret societies of one kind or another. It is without doubt that political leaders have also known this aspect of its usage for many decades.

Methods for detection have become vastly more precise in recent years, although it is appropriate here to mention microwave distance meters as an adjunct to the capabilities of the oscillating detection of frequency of the Klystron. The means of keeping a person entrapped in his/her own space, in the two-chamber model, is achieved in this way: The reference signal denoting the frequency of the person picked up in the receiver, by the radar, enters the resonant cavity. An electron beam from the cathode of an electron gun is injected into the frequency wave.  Electrons then are transmitted back through the travelling beam to the person emitting the signal.  Electron-charged particles then enter the body of the person through an aperture located by their signal. The charged particles in the person now spiral inside the body plasma, creating a helical trajectory[28] around a magnetic field line. Once this magnetic field is established, the body’s particles can be kept charged by the emission of electrons or left dormant in the state of microwave inertial electrostatic confinement.

The beam or wave which is sent back to the receiver is held together by the parallel magnetic field established in the chamber of the Klystron. It is attracted through a connecting passage – the Drift Tube – to a second resonant chamber containing a positively charged anode.  While passing through the connecting chamber the velocity of the electron beam is modulated or bunched at selected points along the Catcher.  The function of the Catcher Grids is to absorb energy from the electron beam. The catcher grids are placed along the beam at a point where the bunches are fully formed.  The location is determined by the transit time of the bunches at the natural resonant frequency of the cavities (the resonant frequency of the catcher cavity is the same as the buncher cavity). The location is chosen because maximum energy transfer to the output (catcher) cavity occurs when the electrostatic field is of the correct polarity to slow down the electron bunches.

SENDING MESSAGES

If the purpose of the travelling wave was initially as a communications system, it was then apparently adapted to a means of bombarding an enemy with messages. The Klystron acts as a transmitter and a receiver, with an input for sound, and an output for messaging.

Between the input or buncher grids and the catcher grids there is, when the device is used as an oscillator, a feedback path. This enables an input signal for transmission and reception by coupling back to the input by means of a short, internal loop.

This creates a closed system for the person whose frequency has been caught and who has been placed in an electrostatic prison. He/she has no choice other than to hear the voices, or sounds that are emitted, the source of which might be a tape, or real time.

When, as we have seen, the electron beam or sound wave is focused by a low positive voltage on the control grid, it is then accelerated by a very high positive dc (direct current) potential applied in equal amplitude to both the accelerator grid and the buncher grids. The buncher grids are connected to a cavity resonator that superimposes an ac (alternating current) potential on the dc voltage.  Ac potentials are produced by oscillations within the cavity that begin spontaneously when the tube is energised.

It is necessary to imagine that this mixing of currents in the chamber is being experienced in the system of the person who is now in a parallel state in terms of his/her resonating frequency.

“The initial oscillations are caused by random fields and circuit imbalances that are present when the circuit is energized.”

This of course means that the person who is being exposed to the oscillating and random fields is being thrown into a weirdly unpleasant state of absolute confusion.  The feeling in the body could be exactly paralleled – as indeed it is in frequency terms – to someone who has his/her hand on the tuning knob of a radio valve and is turning it up and down with no seemingly sane intention, and altering the volume on impulse.  This treatment is designed to drive an ensnared person to acts of enraged desperation or violence.  There are few problems in creating assassins out of such people driven beyond the limits of endurance. There is also ample opportunity for the seduction through the application of frequencies which stimulate the required states, and inversely, through such extreme forms of particle injected sexual stimulation through genital or rectal access, that the effect of such rape might well result in the acting out in an effort to relieve the recipient. The creation of a violent or stupefied society seems to be well within the powers of those who have the controlling skills.

The effort of discipline exerted by so many victims in resisting such a cruelly calculated system of manipulative torture is wholly unappreciated – except by other sufferers who attempt to support each other. That so many people refuse to give in to their tormentors by refraining from committing anti-social acts goes very far to demonstrate human powers of endurance and the exercise of free will.

“The oscillations within the cavity produce an oscillating electrostatic field between the bencher grids that is at the same frequency as the natural frequency of the cavity.“   This is the process which seems to so many as if a magnetic mirror is being held up to reflect an imposed and other-determined state.

The direction of the field changes with the frequency of the cavity. These changes alternately accelerate and decelerate the electrons of the beam passing through the grids.

This is experienced by the parallel person, as one might imagine, as the sudden shock and jolting forward, alternating with the diminishing of function or kinetic energy.  For more sophisticated operators with  knowledge in recent techniques, owing much to the discoveries of neuroscience, it can be – if  there is access to mri scanning equipment – the  calculated experimentation with impulse or arousal of intent, and the effective inhibition of action.

Much of what is known about brain function would owe its

knowledge to the experimental and observational skills based and facilitated by this  basic control model.

“The area beyond the buncher grids is called the DRIFT SPACE. The electrons form bunches in this area when the accelerated electrons overtake the decelerated electrons.”

This is the outcome of the take-over – the operator has made off with the ion stripped from the electron. Now positively charged, it is polarised within the ionisation space, which is a magnetic field, leaving behind the electron, or cation, which has lost one or more of its electrons.  After amplification and merging with the anion in the second chamber, the new fortified or bunched electron can now be extracted with a probe - as a gas, or matter.

This potential energy can then be transported by Fourier transform or time-of-flight for processing by mass spectrometry, and redistribution.

 When more was understood about other potentials in having a human neurobiology in captivity, the chemistry involved in the creation of energy through particle injection became better understood.

This process is the ionisation of cells.

IONISATION: LOSSES AND GAINS

When you heat up an atom, an object which has a neutral charge, it will lose some of its outer electrons which are negatively charged. The positively charged electron can then be stripped of its positive electron by short negative laser bursts, and accelerated away from the cathode through the ionisation space towards the anode in the process of ionisation.  This process is known as electron impact, or electronic ionisation, which under normal laboratory conditions, requires the gas sample to be dissolved in an analyte solution to protect it against fragmentation, since many thermally labile analytes decompose upon heating.

The negatively charged atomic ion has now gained one or more electrons, and is known as an anion. The positively charged atomic ion, which has lost one or more electrons, is known as a cation.

 Both the electron and the ion can be moved about by electric and magnetic fields.

Each successive ionisation energy is markedly greater than the last. The n-th ionisation energy of an atom is the energy required to strip it of its n-th electron after the first n-1  have already been removed.

The original electron is now reproducible, since a positively charged anion has now been formed, from the previously positive electron, which has been exposed to a negative charge. The ion is observable as a vapour.

It may help to understand the chemistry of the ionisation process imposed by the Klystron applied to human biology, by imagining a positive cathode being forcefully driven by force fields into a tin plate – the negative anode that is given a positive charge in order for it to absorb the energy of the electron.

WELTENSCHAUUNG OR WORLD VIEW

"Man does not have the right to develop his own mind. This kind of liberal orientation has great appeal. We must electrically control the brain. Some day armies and generals will be controlled by electric stimulation of the brain." [29]

Under the auspices the fascist regime in Spain during WWII, Jose Delgado began his research into the use of pain and pleasure for mind control. Later, as Director of Neuropsychiatry at Yale University Medical School, he refined the design of his "transdermal stimulator"...a computer controlled, remote neurologic transceiver and aversion stimulator. Since the 1970s, Delgado "has shifted his interest from direct electrical stimulation of the brain (ESB) to the broader area of the biological effects of  electromagnetic fields," wrote

Dr. Robert Becker, the pioneering researcher into electromagnetism in his book,  “Cross Currents”.[30]

“To Delgado, the mind existed only in the brain; to postulate its existence as an independent entity was sheer nonsense. He rejected the cherished concept of free will, and he proposed that the mind was a functional entity produced by the electrical operations of the brain. As such, it could – and should – be manipulated by external means.”

To quote Delgado:

“Because the brain controls the whole body and all mental activities, electrical stimulation of the brain could possibly become a master control of human behaviour by means of man-made-plans and instruments…to discuss whether human behaviour can or should be controlled is naïve and misleading. We should discuss

what controls are ethical, considering the efficiency and mechanisms of existing procedures and the desirable degree of these and other controls in the future.”

“…it is already possible to equip animals or human beings with minute instruments called "stimoceivers" for radio transmission and reception of electrical messages to and from the brain in completely unrestrained subjects. Microminiaturization of the instrument's electronic components permits control of all parameters of excitation for radio stimulation of three different points within the brain and also telemetric recording of three channels of intracerebral electrical activity.

It is reasonable to speculate that in the near future the stimoceiver may provide the essential link from man to computer to man, with a reciprocal feedback between neurons and instruments which represents a new orientation for the medical control of neurophysiological functions. For example, it is conceivable that the localized abnormal electrical activity which announces the imminence of an epileptic attack could be picked up by implanted electrodes, telemetered to a distant instrument room, tape-recorded, and analyzed by a computer capable of recognizing abnormal electrical patterns. Identification of the specific electrical disturbance could trigger the emission of radio signals to activate the patient's stimoceiver and apply an electrical stimulation to a determined inhibitory area of the brain, thus blocking the onset of the convulsive episode.

One of the limiting factors in these studies was the existence of wires leading from the brain to the stimoceiver outside of the scalp. The wires represented a possible portal of entry for infection and could be a hindrance to hair grooming in spite of their small size. It would obviously be far more desirable to employ minute instruments which could be implanted completely beneath the skin. For this purpose we have developed in our laboratory a small three-channel stimulator which can be placed subcutaneously and which has terminal leads to be implanted within the brain (Figure 6). The instrument is solid state, has no batteries, and can work indefinitely. Necessary electrical energy, remote control of parameters of stimulation, and choice of channels are provided by transdermal coupling, using a small coil which is activated by frequency-modulated radio signals.

The technology for nonsensory communication between brains and computers through the intact skin is already at our fingertips, and its consequences are difficult to predict. In the past the progress of civilization has tremendously magnified the power of our senses, muscles, and skills. Now we are adding a new dimension: the direct interface between brains and machines. Although true, this statement is perhaps too spectacular and it requires cautious clarification. Our present knowledge regarding the coding of information, mechanisms of perception, and neuronal bases of behavior is so elemental that it is highly improbable that electrical correlates of thoughts or emotions could be picked up, transmitted, and electrically applied to the suitable structure of a different subject in order to be recognized and to trigger related thoughts or emotions. It is, however, already possible to induce a large variety of responses, from motor effects to emotional reactions and intellectual manifestations, by direct electrical stimulation of the brain. Also, several investigators have learned to identify patterns of electrical activity (which a computer could also recognize) localized in specific areas of the brain and related to determined phenomena such as perception of smells or visual perception of edges and movements. We are advancing rapidly in the pattern recognition of electrical correlates of behavior and in the methodology for two-way radio communication between brain and computers.

Fears have been expressed that this new technology brings with it the threat of possible unwanted and unethical remote control of the cerebral activities of man by other men, but as will be discussed later, this danger is quite improbable and is outweighed by the expected clinical and scientific benefits. Electronic knowledge and microminiaturization have progressed so much that the limits appear biological rather than technological. Our greatest need is for more experimental information about the neuronal mechanisms related to behavioral and mental processes, and research in unrestricted subjects promises to reveal new understanding of normal minds and more efficient therapy of disturbed brains.”  (cit. Delgado, 1969)

In “Telemetry is Coming of Age”, Dr Stuart Mackay[31] wrote about the art of monitoring from a distance:

“The purpose of biomedical telemetry is to monitor or study animals and humans with minimal disturbance to their normal activity and to explore otherwise inaccessible parts of the body.  It covers a variety of

situations.  Animal subjects range in size from bees to whales, useful

transmission distances vary from a centimeter to a few thousand kilometres and transmission times from a few minutes to a few years to the life of the subject; frequencies range from 40 kHz to a few hundred megahertz; subjects range from trees to humans and include animals flying, burrowing in the ground now and swimming in fresh or salt water; transmitters can be implanted surgically, swallowed, inserted through other normal body openings, or carried externally; power can be induced inward for tissue stimulation to energize transmitters and to produce mechanical motions; transmitters  monitor safety of workers in hazardous situations, carry

signals from sterile regions, mark animals with darts, and enhance or reduce reproduction data; they have been used during a variety of situations including sleeping, loving, working, eating, lecturing, and diving.  All this can be done with biomedical telemetry without the subject's disturbance.”

This remarkable insensitivity, so arrogant and so unknowing about the conscious life of creatures, and the even less understood linking of the instinctual to perception, surely gave a warning, not just about the evolution of techniques for monitoring living creatures, but also about the total disregard for sentience in scientific method when it is split off from ethics.  It carries very great significance also for the extensive methods of surveillance to which we are all now subjected, with not even a query raised as to the changes it brings about in our natural responses to our environment.

One might have thought that none of this had ever happened when listening to the BBC Radio 4 programme “Start the Week”, a little while after the last of the Reith lectures, (“The Triumph of Technology”) given this year by Lord Sir Alec Broers, former Vice-Chancellor of Cambridge University, President of the Royal Academy of Engineering, and Chairman of the House of Lords Science and Technology Committee, who was in conversation with another guest on the programme, Dr Kathleen Taylor, a research scientist in the physiology department of Oxford University, on the occasion of the publication of her book: “Brainwashing: The Science of Thought Control.” “Brainwashing: The Science of Thought Control”.[32]

There was - Lord Sir Alec prompted his co-interviewee to affirm that there was “nothing sophisticated” in her research findings about techniques for brainwashing.  Dr Taylor confirmed that the science of thought control extended mainly to the widespread influence of advertising campaigns, marketing, and ‘persuasive’ techniques to influence opinion by television and politics. On reading her book, one finds that she makes the following concession:

“Most recently, methods of transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) have been developed which interfere with neurons on a grand scale (temporarily) by directly (present author’s italics) applying magnetic fields to the brain. Attempts have been made at controlling simple animal behaviours, with some success, and the simplest human behaviours may also be accessible to this kind of approach, as Penfield showed.  Controlling anything more complex – like individual ideas – has proved impossible. Human beings are simply too varied and unpredictable, and present-day micro-electrode and neural implant technology too imprecise, for us to have conquered – yet – the world within our skulls.” (p 236 cit).

“Brainwashing” even omits to mention surely the most celebrated display by Dr Delgado, who even in 1969 was demonstrating to an invited public his technique for stopping a charging bull in its tracks by switching on an electrode.  Advertising and marketing surely have much to answer for, but for any serious study of mind control techniques to omit to include any reference to the behaviourists momentous potential for future societies seems very poor research indeed. There is not even a mention of Norbert Wiener, the author of “Cybernetics”,[33] the originator of the theory of the communications and control of regulatory feedback whose book, published in 1948, paved the way for the systems of control which have now been largely set in place to establish the linking of minds to the super-computers.

There is so often, perhaps in an effort not to expose something nasty in the woodshed, a flight from the present into projections into the future, and the implied thrill of awful things to come.  Baroness Susan Greenfield is also of the opinion, or so it seems, that no matter what things are dreamt up and put into practice, no-one will be able to take away that private place in the mind “that no-one else can hack into”.[34]

There is so often, perhaps in an effort not to expose something nasty in the woodshed, a flight from the present into projections into the future, and the implied thrill of awful things to come.  Baroness Susan Greenfield is also of the opinion, or so it seems, that no matter what things are dreamt up and put into practice, no-one will be able to take away that private place in the mind “that no-one else can hack into”.[35] In her book “Tomorrow’s People,” Susan Greenfield is also concerned, writes Dr Taylor, (p.235) “the further speculations of mass media technologies into the realm of sophisticated virtual reality could create increasingly infantilized stimulus-driven, and asocial consumers whose every need is anticipated and provided by endless watchful information technologies.”  How right she surely is. How odd, however, that having these concerns, there is no effort from either Dr Taylor or Baroness Greenfield to assess the history which brought about this virtual world, and the flight from reality which feeds on itself, in a never-ending market-driven drive to feed the infantilised hunger for new diversions.

This year has seen a very large amount of money donated by the John Templeton Foundation for the establishment of the “virtually located” Centre for the Science of the Mind in Oxford, for the study of consciousness. It was to be, Susan Greenfield, the new director, told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme on 12 January, 2005, “a getting together of philosophers, neuroscientists and clinicians, functional magnetic resonance imaging, fMRI, and that sort of thing”. They would be inviting people to volunteer for experiments in ‘raw consciousness’, notably in the form of pain, was to be induced by putting hot pepper on the back of a hand to see what effects could be observed in the subject’s brain through MRI scanning, while they asked the subject what they were thinking as they experienced this inconvenience. Since there has not been any response from Oxford,[36] nor indeed from any other British university[37], to the appeals from persecuted people suffering unbearable pain from experimentation for one form of research or another, this really did seem to indicate that there is something very wrong in academia.

One would have hoped, that the alarms that were surely given by the behaviourists, and which took hold from the middle of the twentieth century, dragging Freud through the gutter, might have stimulated some form of condemnation of the control systems which have been put stealthily in western democratic governments. The power of prediction, a source of recent mining and harvesting by the

researchers of our times for the reinforcement of control, is assessed in terms not so much as a refinement of the senses, as a tool which can aid our predictability studies.[38]  Must everything extraordinary be put to some test, or justified by its usefulness?  If we now understand that being on someone’s ‘wave length’ is determinable by the mysterious coincidence of sharing similar resonances, will there be someone waiting somewhere with government funding to move in the surveillance systems, the remote scanners, the dipole magnets and the feedback tubes – to swallow it all down, regurgitate it, pass it off as their own and market it? Is there no  capacity whatsoever in the age  of Transhumanism to analyse one’s envy, and understand acting out as a denial of inner emptiness?

LASER TECHNOLOGY

The factor of time and the meeting of waves and the calculation thereof:  Dr William Tiller – Receiving/transmitting antennae.

“All that is necessary for reception of radiation is a source of Electro-magnetic energy and a wave guide whose dimensions are first smaller, and then finally larger than a half-period of the travelling wave.”

The new class of lasers are ‘tunable’, that is, they can operate at almost any wavelength of the invisible light spectrum. These devices are used mostly in two’s as optical transistors, allowing one circuit to control another.

Acoustical holography is an out growth of optical holography. The wave nature of both light and sound make holography possible. Acoustical holography involves the reconstruction of the sound field that arises due to radiation of sound at a boundary, such as a vibrating body of a violin, the fuselage of an aircraft, or the surface of a submarine. Both acoustic holography and optical holography rely on the acquisition of an interferogram, a two-dimensional recording at a single frequency of the phase and amplitude of an acoustic or electromagnetic field, usually in a ‘plane’. Gabor (1948) called this interferogram a hologram.

The SONY[39] Patent 0040267118 is a method for generating sensory experiences. More particularly, the present invention relates to a method and system for generating a sensory experience using an acoustic signal directed to a human neural cortex. (December 30, 2004).

One embodiment of the system comprises a primary transducer array and a secondary transducer array. The primary transducer array acts as a coherent or nearly-coherent signal source.

The secondary transducer acts “a controllable acoustic diffraction pattern that shapes, focuses and modulates energy from the primary transducer onto the neural cortex in a desired pattern. The secondary transducer emits an acoustic energy that may be shifted in phase and

amplitude relative to the primary array emissions.  Changes in the neural firing time by ultrasonic signal pulsed at low frequencies – changes in timing induced sensory experiences depending on altered firing time and location of neurons in the cortex.

The present invention foregoes the drawbacks of surgical implants by providing a non-invasive system and process for generating/projecting sensory data (visual, audio, taste, smell or touch) within/onto the human neural cortex. Moreover the present invention provides a non-invasive system and process that uses acoustic signals to generate sensory data, e.g., visual, audio, taste, smell or touch, within/onto the human neural cortex.

…. Researchers have successfully mapped audio sensory data to the cochlear channel, and visual data to the visual cortex…. (See Sony patent)

Synchrotron Radiation-based instrumentation[40] [41]

“One of the most exciting challenges to synchrotron-radiation-based-instrumentation is to develop experimental techniques to produce and exploit ultra-short pulses (a few femtoseconds (fs) of electrons or EUV and X-ray-light. It is already evident that a new community of synchrotron radiation users is emerging wishing to address new science cases related to ultra-fast physics, femto-chemistry and new biological applications.”

The illustration below shows the synchrotron radiation emerging from a beam port.

Diamond Synchrotron Light Source CCLRC Rutherford-Appleton Laboratory/ South Oxfordshire

The Diamond light source, opened in January 2003, at the Diamond Research Centre is to provide cutting edge research facilities for scientists in the UK in matters as diverse as from studying materials in aircraft wings to the development of new medicines. It can produce ultra-fine ultraviolet and x-ray beams of exceptional brightness which can penetrate or interact with a material to reveal views of its microscopic structure.[42] The light beams directed on to experimental samples must remain stable to within the width of a human hair. The Diamond Synchrotron light will use RF electric fields to accelerate electrons to almost the speed of light (3 GeV). Injected into a circular storage ring 560m in circumference, the electrons will circulate for many hours, guided by powerful steering and focusing magnets.

While under the influence of magnetic perturbation, the electrons release energy in the form of synchrotron light which spans the electromagnetic spectrum from infrared to hard x-rays (very short wave-length). Synchrotron radiation is intensely bright and highly focused and may be used to probe deep inside the structure of almost any material to atomic level.

LEGAL REGULATIONS ON USE OF LASERS

The Health and Safety Commission and the Health and Safety Executive and the publication of the 1999 Ionising Radiations Regulations and Code of Practice provides for 'The protection of persons against ionising radiation arising from any work activity'.

The Health Protection Agency states that there are no specific regulations on the use of lasers in the United Kingdom.[43]  The general safety legislation will apply, such as the Health and Safety at Work Acts. “A suitable and sufficient assessment of the risks from the use of the laser should be made by the employer.”

Although there are well organised procedures to protect and screen personnel for radioactivity at the Health Protection Agency at Chilton, Oxfordshire, there are considerable obstacles for screening of the public. The Medical Officer declined to grant a screening to a woman who had suffered sudden assaults from an unknown force, and was concerned that she might be a victim of powerful laser technology in the x-ray and ultra-violet range of the spectrum.  She had eliminated other causes of losing consciousness under the force of what she felt were definitely outside forces, and had produced a  doctor’s letter of referral. When questioning the same medical officer about the possible use of particle accelerators of such enormous power being used on humans as experimental chambers, the Medical Officer was asked if she would feel in principle, as a doctor, that the use of private citizens as exploratory testing chambers for scientific research would be a matter for serious concern. She said she would prefer not to answer that question.[44] [45]

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