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le more exact: “To
ate Commission on
Questions
of
the
Ministers, to the De-
e USSR, and to the
ementioned furnish
;erning
the
scale
ng research on spi-
aptonic"
fields and
s connected
with
oenergetics Under
vealed still another,
:hain of events. He
sral documents un-
ame - “On the Ex-
oying
Methods
of
ae
Interests
of the
and
the
Nation’s
General
F. Khan-
ese documents on
icil of Ministers. At
al headed the Spa-
and, as
it
is poin-
le, had, according
ation,
connections
a job
of preparing
rmation
for then
lin
(the Council
of
hkov, was
carried
r V. Volkov, a KGB
of the information-
who
represented
e reserve” of KGB
nt, devoted to this
4ivity, we
read
of
af
elaborating
a
nitting
ultra-wide-
ieans of detection
and
control,
applied research
in the
field
of
military transport and power
engineering, the application of extra-
sensory
possibilities
in
training
mili-
tary
specialists, and also
of the em-
ployment of bioenergetic exchange in
the systems and means of telekinetic
’’hitting".
In the document’s final sec-
tion the following appears: “Elabora-
tion
of methods and models for tele-
kinetic control
of the psychophysical
and
physical
condition
of
a
person
and for influencing the mechanism for
making
decisions.
(Execution
period
- 4 years)”.
In accordance with other
documents,
it
is assumed that such
“means” will be implemented “in order
to secure social control and order”.
V. Volkov states
that
N. Ryzhkov
handed the task
of dealing with
this
problem
to
the
Military-Industrial
Commission, the State Committee for
Science and Technology, and
the
Academy of Sciences. A special com-
mission was even created and an
in-
ter-section
science
council
elected.
Members
of
the commission were
alarmed
that
the stamp “SECRET”,
assigned to the document while still in
the Sovmin, was substituted by “TOP
SECRET”. A proposal was made on
the
structure
of
research
within
the
parameters of a state-wide program-
me. A proposal was also directed
at
N.
Ryzhkov,
but
the
affair went no
further than a positive resolution.
The fate of the proposals which led
the creation of the Centre for Non-tra-
ditional Technologies
(later
“Vent”)
evidently turned out to be happier. As
Vasily Lensky writes in his book “The
President Stands Alone”, A. Akimov,
who consequently became director of
the Centre, suggested a “broader pro-
gramme”.
The newspaper “Pravda” (Novem-
ber 30, 1982) reported on several of
the preliminary results of the program-
me’s realization.
In an interview with
a correspondent from newspaper
A. Akimov revealed that,
“for experi-
mental work, things are already set for
the production of factory samples
of
torsional
generators”, and
that
“the
torsional fields know no barriers, and
for this reason are capable of trans-
mitting
information through any kind
of obstacle - they permit one to see
into the depths
of substances".
Aki-
mov further said that, when beginning
work with torsional fields, he remem-
bered “how physicists,
closing
in on
the secrets of radiational emanation,
simply
carried ampules with
ionised
materials
in their breast-pockets, and
they
paid
with
their
lives
for
their
scientific curiosity. “Therefore”, conti-
nues Akimov,
“I was able to carefully
check the
influence
of
torsional
ef-
fects on the human organism. And, as
doctors
say,
counterindications
for
admissible
regimes have
not been
detected”.
“And for inadmissible regimes?” -
we would
like to have asked oursel-
ves... Akimov
also answered
this
question
in
a
general way: “Much
more time
is needed
in order to sur-
mount the
difficult path from concei-
ving
theoretical
possibilities
to crea-
ting concrete technology. We are
still
faced
with
the
prospect
of
solving
many more scientific and engineering
problems.
But the main work has
been done - today
it is clear how and
where we must move forward”.
AURA-Z n s2
- July, 1993
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