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Introduction:
Nature magazine book review
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Most genuine secrets ironically
remain secret
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EMR mind
control weapons:
one of the deepest secrets of the nation
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Mind control is controversial
and would be very a classified weapons program:
“vigorous
protection of one nonnegotiable premise” - freedom of
thought
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'Misguided' or real: government
mind control victims
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No thorough or impartial
investigations
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An old
scientific con game:
if there is no scientific theory then there are no proven
health effects
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EMR mind control weapons more
powerful than the atomic bomb
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Technological obstacles can be
overcome
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The government cover story: if
there are no proven EMR bioeffects then there are no EMR
weapons
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Why so much government
disinformation on EMR bioeffects?
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A global EMR arms race:
U.S.
with Russia, China and India catching up
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Cold War/post Cold War
weaponeers culture:
how the government cover story is so
successfully carried out
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Scientific con game II:
EMR
bioeffects scientific evidence but no theory and no mention
that the theory could be classified
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An unanticipated finding: a
reasonable probability of advanced mind control weapons
developed by the U.S.
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No human subject protections in
classified research:
a case of the highest levels of
government acting above the law and paying lip service
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National security:
utilitarian judgments at the
highest levels of U.S. government
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Treaties, laws and proposed
legislation on EMR weapons
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Lessons not learned, Dr.
Strangelove, or:
How I Learned To Stop Worrying
And Love The Bomb
