Real Life Death Rays
Source: New Dawn Magazine
There is very strong circumstantial evidence suggesting
that new psychetronic weapons have been developed to "control"
innocent citizens without their knowledge or consent, with research
showing the U.S. leading the field. Does such weaponry already exist
at Pine Gap and Nurrungar and, if so, is it intended for use against
Australians exercising their democratic right to protest peacefully?
Research into the use of electromagnetic waves as potential
weapons to distort human perception and/or cause direct psycho-
physiological damage started shortly after the end of World War
II. Although the U.S. intelligence officials claimed the Soviets
had the whip hand in this field, it is significant that the
Soviets proposed a total ban on electromagnetic warfare at one of the
arms talks. Equipment has already been tested in the U.S. on rats at
short range, successfully inducing nausea, tumors and
many other symptoms. Closed lectures at various U.S. defense
establishments have already discussed specific frequency effects
that have been logged for use in operational situations. In
other words, the Americans already know exactly which frequency
to apply to gain a precise reaction within targeted areas of the
human brain. The U.S. has a problem with testing at the human
level. It has been stated clearly that the White House point
blank refused the request to test on human subjects at all.
Counter claims insist the White House does approve such testing,
but only on prisoners and non-Americans.
How Psychetronic Weapons Work
By the ’60s, weapon research had split into two
distinctly different fields. The first of these fields involved
weapons operation on frequencies in the same range as the human
brain’s electrical activity of 14 Hertz (or 14 cycles old values).
These were and still are called E(L)F, standing for Extraordinarily
(L)ow Frequency. Design was intended to induce illness by upsetting
the electrical patterns in specific areas of the brain, resulting in
nausea, faintness, panic attack and possible unconsciousness at short
range; depression and other symptoms at long range. The ambition was
to identify which precise frequency was needed for each individual
human reaction. Under the Reagan administration’s top secret Project
Sleeping Beauty, Dr. Michael Persinger, chief neurologist at
Laurentian University’s Environmental Physiology Laboratory in
Ontario, was "quietly" funded to find the answers. Using what are
called time-varying fields of low intensity in the extraordinary low
frequency range from one to ten hertz, Persinger was consistently able
to make a cage of rats sick. The E(L)F field he generated had
stimulated the MAST histamine-producing brain cells into inducing
instant nausea.
Specific research on E(L)F weapons was continued by Dr.
Elizabeth Rauscher, a nuclear physicist and boss of the Technic
Research Laboratory in San Leandro, California. Rauscher had already
identified specific frequency effects to induce not only nausea but
also happiness, for example. Clearly, Dr. Rauscher was an enthusiast:
"Give me the money and three months", she boasted, "and I’ll be able
to affect the behavior of 80 per cent of the people in this town
without their knowing it. Make them happy - or at least they’ll think
they’re happy. Or aggressive." Much later, in March 1984, Captain Paul
Tyler, a U.S. Navy doctor responsible for all research into the
effects of radiation on humans, presented a paper at the Air
University Centre for Aerospace Doctrine. Tyler confirmed that
"specific biological effects can be achieved" with electromagnetic
fields. He made it very clear that the required fields had already
been identified for operational use. Massive power generation required
for E(L)F transmission is still a problem, apparently. So far the U.S.
"underground" is not aware of any proven incidents where E(L)F has
been used against the general public in a hostile manner.
Examples do exist (on both sides) where massive
transmitters have been bombarding specific areas of the U.S. and USSR
for decades. Those areas are so large that if data exists on long term
effects, the "underground" has no known access to it. Unsubstantiated
rumors persist that the U.S. F117A "stealth" fighter bomber can be
fitted with E(L)F weaponry inside its internal bomb bay.
Whether or not the equipment was used against specific
targets in Iraq during the U.S. attack is unknown. It should be
remembered that E(L)F waves are invasive. Unlike EHF, which reflects
off hard surfaces, E(L)F can and does penetrate extremely dense
substances, including reinforced concrete etc. Defensive measures
remain unknown at the general level against this kind of radiation
though, presumably, lead (Pb) would act as an effective barrier.
The other field of weapons research concerns those
weapons operating in the micro or millimetric frequencies and also
referred to as "Barrier Warfare Microwave Tech". Such weapons operate
at the opposite end of the electromagnetic wave lengths from E(L)F,
i.e. at Extraordinarily High Frequencies. Microwaves are those
commonly used in radar sets and microwave ovens, for example. The
principal advantage of EHF over E(L)F lies in the fact that its
transmissions are "straight line" and can thus be beamed with ease
into small or tiny areas. E(L)F, by comparison, tends to scatter
widely. Microwaves are generated by a device known as a "Magnetron" in
which electrons, generated by a heated cathode, are moved by the
combined force of a magnetic and electrical field. The cathode is a
hollow cylinder with the outside coated with barium and strontium
oxide electron emitters. Arranged concentrically around the outside of
the cathode is a large cylindrical anode containing a large number of
"resonant cavities", normally of quarter-wavelength, on the inner
surface.
When switched on, the magnetron generates an electrical
field radially between anode and cathode, while the magnetic field is
coaxial with the cathode. The complete assembly is sealed inside a
vacuum enclosure. The maximum power output is naturally limited by the
size of the individual Magnetron but research indicates the largest
can generate a stream of microwave "pulses" at up to ten million watts
per pulse. The resulting microwave pulsed beam can be focused in much
the same way as a camera lens - from ultra wide angle to telephoto -
creating area or pinpoint capability.
Fortunately the Magnetron is not a small device.
Informed sources indicate a portable Magnetron powerful enough to harm
a large group of demonstrators, for example, would require space equal
to a small truck.
Amount of Injury
Walter Bowart, American author of Operation Mind
Control, claims that by 1989, at least one group of female British
demonstrators had been exposed to Barrier Warfare of the EHF microwave
variety. Bowart’s claim fell in line with covert approval from the
White House to test such systems on non-American citizens.
His claim was given further credibility by the savage
mind control experiments funded by the CIA, and carried out by
notorious psychiatrist Ewen Cameron on Canadians in Montreal - once
again, non-Americans and thus expendable. Specific symptoms presented
by the females, who were demonstrating against American nuclear
weapons or waste in Britain, were as follows:
1. Anomalies with menstrual cycles;
2. Spontaneous abortion;
3. Other (unspecified) feminine problems;
4. Retinal burning;
5. Inner ear problems;
6. Rapidly growing tumors.
At the time the demonstrators were camped for an
extended period of time in tents, indicative of "low level" wide angle
bombardment designed to produce severe discomfort in the long term,
rather than acute discomfort or death in the short term.
Detecting the Weapons
Unfortunately for the British females, no device was
available on the open market to detect any form of psychetronic
bombardment. In Australia such devices are available from Dick Smith
and known as "Microwave Leak Detectors", costing A$23.95. They were
originally designed to be run around the rubber seal of microwave
ovens to detect a potentially dangerous radiation leak.
If a leak was found, then the seal had to be changed
immediately.
The microwave leak detector is directional and capable
of picking up psychetronic microwave output as low as one milliwatt
per square centimetre. In other words, it is very sensitive. Medical
research in the U.S. has already proven that sustained exposure to
low-level leaks from domestic microwave ovens can cause serious
problems with the eyes, including cataracts. The research was carried
out on a large group of women who had been exposed to such a leak in
an open plan office over a period of many months. The level of damage
in each case was directly proportional to the distance from the
leaking microwave oven.
Defense Against Psychetronics
In the case of the British females, Bowart suggested
they cover their tents with standard grade cooking foil. They did so
and the effects stopped immediately. At low to medium power settings,
the psychetronic microwave beam can be stopped in the same way as a
layer of cooking foil placed over food in a microwave oven -
reflecting the waves back and preventing the food from cooking. The
fact that microwaves cook by vibrating the molecules in the food until
they heat up, goes a long way toward explaining the wide ranging
problems experienced by the British team of demonstrators.
The precise
neurological damage discussed by the U.S. armed forces referred only
to E(L)F transmissions, on exact tested wavelengths. EHF effects are
unfortunately more generalized. If demonstrating along the perimeter
of a U.S. installation, it would be wise to have a few dozen rolls of
cooking foil and a microwave detector available, no matter how silly
it might feel to walk around looking like a bright silver robot. At
the same time, be aware that any radar transmitter inside the base
will also activate the microwave detector, but only if it is in line
with the transmitting aerial in question.
by Joe Vialls