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- Bioeffects of Microwave Radiation -
Research into biological and psychological effects
of exposure to microwave radiation is voluminous.
     The U.S. public has been led to believe that the
former  Soviet  Union  leads  in  this research.  The
fact is, the CIA and DoD [Department of Defense]
have  jointly pursued  precisely  the same research
since commencement of Project Pandora in the '50.
The current  primary users  of this research appear
to be the CIA, DoD, the National Security Agency
(NSA) and the Department of Energy (DoE).
The  "Walter  Reed  Army  Institute  of  Research"
(WRAIR)  has participated  in  this research  since
Project Pandora. In '73, WRAIR  discovered that
externally-induced auditory input could be achieved
by means  of   pulsed  microwave  audiograms,  or
analogs of spoken words' sounds. <!---  The effect
on the receiving end is the(schizophrenic) sensation
of "hearing voices" which are no part of the recipients'
own thought processes.---!>
      The experiment prompted the following comment in
"The Body Electric: Electromagnetism and the Foundation
of Life," by Robert O. Becker, M.D., and Gary Selden
(Wm. Morrow & Company, NY, 1985): "Such a device
has obvious applications  in  covert  operations designed
to drive a target crazy with 'voices' or deliver undetected
instructions  to a  programmed assassin."   This research
has continued, and the results are published in various
publicly available scientific and technical journals.
Interested readers might consult, for example: Lin, James
C., Electromagnetic Interaction With Biological Systems
(Plenum Press, NY, 1989).      Professor Lin, then with
the Department  of  Bioengineering, University of Illinois,
Chicago, has published a  number  of books and articles
on this subject.  [He has  more recently  informed us that
he had designed the experiment referred above in Dr.
Becker's book.]
WRAIR has more recently been studying the biological
effects  of exposure to high power microwave radiation.
WRAIR  presented a paper  on  this subject to a DoD-
sponsored symposium on "MW [microwave] Weapons"
at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, CA, in
mid-1989. A  matter  of interest to us  is  why WRAIR
should be experimenting with auditory effects of pulsed
microwave audiograms. Also,  recent statements by an
Army psychiatrist assigned to  the  Walter Reed Army
Medical Center (WRAMC) suggest that WRAIR may
be experimenting upon select psychiatric inpatients with
microwaves. This, too, is a matter to us.
by, Julianne McKinney
Director, Electronic Surveillance Project
Association of National Security Alumni
December 1992
buon 2002,
piermario


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 Good Morning and Happy New Year!...
altrettanto..;-)
ciao,
piermario

 credimi, basta la "licenza media".
Licenza media?...Uh?...Si mangia?...:-))
Boh...
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 Good Morning and Happy New Year!...
All the best!!!!!
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ALBION OF AVALON

microwave audiograms.
Ah, ma infatti non ricercano in quel settore li' 8-D
Leonardo
[1] nonletali 'sto cazzo (NdA)

 allucinazioni uditive. Ma pochi sanno
caro Leonardo Serni,  lascia perdere....  riposati; . :-)))
ciao,
piermario

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E' quello che sto facendo, non si vede?
Leonardo
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