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| Re: A Real X-File! [message #222943 is a reply to message #222942] |
Mon, 31 May 2004 19:25   |
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Originally posted by: manitou910
Alan Hurshman wrote:
> <WGRG3@webtv.net> wrote in message
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>> It's time to open the X-Files back up, and get to work on this!
>
> Only after they figure out how mindless shrubs from
> space can get themselves elected president.
Commandments from a burning Bush.
C.
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| Re: A Real X-File! [message #222947 is a reply to message #222946] |
Mon, 31 May 2004 23:38 |
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Originally posted by: manitou910
Alan Hurshman wrote:
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>>>> It's time to open the X-Files back up, and get to work on this!
>>>
>>> Only after they figure out how mindless shrubs from
>>> space can get themselves elected president.
>>
>> Commandments from a burning Bush.
>
> LOL
It's easier for Canadians to joke about this guy.
Brian Mulroney was a lot less fun.
C.
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| Re: A Real X-File! [message #222952 is a reply to message #222947] |
Tue, 01 June 2004 10:47 |
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Originally posted by: Alan Hurshman
"manitou910" <manitou910@rogers.com> wrote in message
> Alan Hurshman wrote:
>>>> >It's time to open the X-Files back up, and get to work on this!
>>>> Only after they figure out how mindless shrubs from
>>>> space can get themselves elected president.
>>> Commandments from a burning Bush.
>> LOL
>
> It's easier for Canadians to joke about this guy.
> Brian Mulroney was a lot less fun.
True. We are still paying off the deficits that moron ran
up. And now we have Mulrony II, Stephen Harper.
Happy to promise more spending while cutting taxes.
If he ever gets in I may have to move. Damned if I want
to spend the rest of my life paying for Conservative
economic policies.
--
Alan H.
Halifax, Nova Scotia
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| Re: A Real X-File! [message #222968 is a reply to message #222952] |
Tue, 01 June 2004 10:51 |
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Originally posted by: manitou910
Alan Hurshman wrote:
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>>>> Commandments from a burning Bush.
>>>
>>> LOL
>>
>> It's easier for Canadians to joke about this guy.
>> Brian Mulroney was a lot less fun.
>
> True. We are still paying off the deficits that moron ran
> up. And now we have Mulrony II, Stephen Harper.
> Happy to promise more spending while cutting taxes.
> If he ever gets in I may have to move. Damned if I want
> to spend the rest of my life paying for Conservative
> economic policies.
Just got today's Ottawa Citizen.
Harper is so confident re recent poll results, he's now planning the
transition!
C.
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| Re: A Real X-File! [message #222971 is a reply to message #222952] |
Tue, 01 June 2004 13:53 |
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Originally posted by: Anna
Alan Hurshman wrote:
> "manitou910" <manitou910@rogers.com> wrote in message
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>> Alan Hurshman wrote:
>>
>>>> >>It's time to open the X-Files back up, and get to work on this!
>>>> >
>>>> >Only after they figure out how mindless shrubs from
>>>> >space can get themselves elected president.
>>>>
>>>> Commandments from a burning Bush.
>> It's easier for Canadians to joke about this guy.
>> Brian Mulroney was a lot less fun.
> True. We are still paying off the deficits that moron ran
> up. And now we have Mulrony II, Stephen Harper.
He's far more dangerous. We're in big trouble this time around.
Anna
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| Re: A Real X-File! [message #222976 is a reply to message #222968] |
Tue, 01 June 2004 21:26 |
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Originally posted by: Alan Hurshman
"manitou910" <manitou910@rogers.com> wrote in
> Alan Hurshman wrote:
>> True. We are still paying off the deficits that moron ran
>> up. And now we have Mulrony II, Stephen Harper.
>> Happy to promise more spending while cutting taxes.
>> If he ever gets in I may have to move. Damned if I want
>> to spend the rest of my life paying for Conservative
>> economic policies.
>
> Just got today's Ottawa Citizen.
>
> Harper is so confident re recent poll results, he's now planning the
> transition!
I guess he must be expecting to bring the BQ separatists
onboard just the way Mulrony did. Now that will be fun.
--
Alan H.
Halifax, Nova Scotia
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| Re: A Real X-File! [message #222977 is a reply to message #222971] |
Tue, 01 June 2004 21:32 |
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Originally posted by: Alan Hurshman
"Anna" <santo.mantua@sympatico.ca> wrote in
> Alan Hurshman wrote:
>> "manitou910" <manitou910@rogers.com> wrote in message
>>> Alan Hurshman wrote:
>>>> >>>It's time to open the X-Files back up, and get to work on this!
>>>> >>Only after they figure out how mindless shrubs from
>>>> >>space can get themselves elected president.
>>>> >Commandments from a burning Bush.
>>> It's easier for Canadians to joke about this guy.
>>> Brian Mulroney was a lot less fun.
>> True. We are still paying off the deficits that moron ran
>> up. And now we have Mulrony II, Stephen Harper.
>
> He's far more dangerous. We're in big trouble this time around.
A right-wing bigot who make Dubya look compassionate?
I would think so. If we are going to be ruled by a person who
is patterning his campaign after what goes on south of the
border (i.e.-the law and order agenda, huge deficits) we might
as well join the US. It would certainly benefit Nova Scotia.
--
Alan H.
Halifax, Nova Scotia
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| Re: A Real X-File [message #317553 is a reply to message #222939] |
Fri, 06 May 2016 19:12 |
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Originally posted by: covertharassment.org
Hi TomBli,
Your data can be accessed in groups by googling it.
Ana
Covert Harassment UK
On Friday, 22 June 2001 21:34:04 UTC+1, TomBli wrote:
> HEAD GAMES
> Dr. Michael Persinger a Canadian neuroscientist and a pioneer into the
> effects of EM fields on the human body suggested in 1997 that it's possible to
> tap any human brain using modern (CURRENT) technology! In an issue of
> Perceptual and Motor Skills he said, "Reduction of the risk of inappropriate
> application of these technologies requires the continued and open discussion of
> their realistic and feasibility and implications within the scientific and
> publiic domain."
>
> But where did this idea of tapping the human mind through mircowaves begin? In
> 1961 a freelance engineering psychologist and biophysicist conducted
> experiments that proved (so he reported) that human beings can HEAR microwaves.
> This report was dismissed by most of the scientific community in The United
> States.
>
> Later, in 1975 it was stated by researcher AW Guy that auditory sensation
> evoked in human subjects was one of the most widely observed biological effects
> of exposure to pulsed microwaves. These most commonly were perceived as a
> buzzing or knocking sound.
>
> His conclusion was that mircowaves can penetrate deeply into the tissue of the
> human brain and produce strains in it. The stress wave moves through to the
> cochlea and from there it travles in the same manner as the normal method of
> hearing.
>
> Later that same year at the Laboratories of Experimental Neuropsychology at
> the Veterans Administration Hospital, Kansas City, Missouri, Guy had a skilled
> telegrapher by the name of Justesen send messages in MORSE CODE using the
> microwave auditory method!
>
> The results of this experiment were placed into a report along with even MORE
> startling details. Two subjects in the experiments actually HEARD
> MICROWAVE-TRANSMITTED WORDS! These had been things recorded onto tape and
> delivered to the subjects via microwaves. The subjects said that the words
> sounded like those produced by an artificial larynx.
>
> This form of communication was dubbed Receiverless radio. The project was
> overseen by Joseph Sharp and Mark Grove both of who were employed by the US
> government. This might explain why the reports weren't publicized. It's
> probable that there were national security concerns.
>
> Public interest of this subject began to take hold in the early 1990's
> through the efforts of one Julianne McKinney. At that time McKinney had just
> ended a 16 year career with the US Army. During her time in the service she'd
> been trained by The Central Intelligence Agency. As soon as her ties to the
> service were sliced off Julianne McKinney started an organization called the
> Electronic Surveillance Project and began contacting people she claimed were
> mind control victims of government experiments!
>
> Out of the pocket of her Army retirement bonus she published 3,ooo copies of a
> 11,ooo word tract called MICROWAVE HARASSMENT AND MIND CONTROL. These she sent
> out for free to those she claimed were victims of the tract's subject matter.
>
> Did she learn of genuine experiments during her time working in the military
> intelligence community? Such experiments on unknowing American citizens took
> place in the 1960's using LSD and are now well documented for public
> consumption. But if the claims of Julianne McKinney were all a hoax it was a
> costly one. She blew all her retirement money and MORE on spreading the word on
> mind control technology.
>
> The fall of 1995 saw the fall of Julianne McKinney's organization. She
> vanished. She wrote to one of those who she contacted (an alleged victim) and
> said,"I'm in the process of closing up shop where this project is concered, I
> won't be leaving a forwarding adress with the post office when I depart this
> area." Since that time all attempts to locate McKinney have failed. What scared
> her? Was she scared? Did she take it all "underground"?
> HEAD CASES
> Those who claim to be unwilling subjects of mind control experimentation have
> various symptoms. Often they complain of severe headaches, paralysis,
> palpitations and nausea. All of these are well established symptoms of
> microwave poisoning.
>
> In May of 1991 a 27 year old man named Carl Cambell traveled from Georgia to
> Washington DC. He had suffered many of the symptoms listed above. He also heard
> voices in his head giving him various instructions. Among them was the command
> to walk in front of a train. Convinced that he was part of a government
> experiment in mind control he left to confront his (alleged) tormentors.
>
> In a fury at being turned away from the gate of the Pentagon he shot and
> killed a 21 year Navy veteran named Edward J. Higgins. This was deemed a
> random shooting.
>
> In a strange coincidence, several months later at six AM one Thursday morning
> a 48 year old woman named Marsha Papageorge who ALSO labored with the same
> symptoms as Cambell was walking along some railroad tracks in Silver Spring
> Maryland. She turned seemingly for no reason at all and stepped in front of a
> rushing train!
>
> Is this a coincidence? Or was someone sending the command to commit this
> action TO these people as an experiment? We may never know for sure.
> THOUGHTS ARE SEEDS OF FUTURE DEEDS.
> H. ROMAINE
> One compelling case that would SEEM to be connected to this technology is that
> of Joe Viallis, a former RAF engineer. He was working on a sensitive oil
> drilling project in India when he claims that his Microwave harassment started.
>
> He was examined and treated at the London (England) situated Medical Care
> Foundation for the care of Torture Victims. There it was determined that he
> suffered from microwave radiation and post hypnotic suggestions. In fact in his
> medical report it was stated that he was an excellent subject for hypnosis.
>
> In 1984 Joe Viallis fired on a police woman named Yvonne Fletcher outside the
> Libyan People's Burea in London England from the Hughes Tool Company. He would
> go on to say afterwards that he was convinced that he had been programmed to
> assassinate her. Interestingly enough the Hughes Tool Company would later
> become known in the press as having long been linked to the American CIA!
>
> Even if the US government isn't taking this technology seriously the Russians
> sure do. It's a well documented fact that the Soviets bombarded the US Embassy
> in Moscow with microwaves in the 1960's and are suspected of bathing the state
> of Oregon as well in the 1970's! If there's no evidence at all to support the
> possible use of this technology in covert operations.....the question becomes
> WHY would they do that??
>
> During a 1984 protest of US nuke deployment to Britain the UK Greenham Common
> peace protestors were simultaneously overcome by severe headaches, paralysis,
> palpitations and nausea. This of course being the symptoms of microwave
> poisoning.
>
> Microwave radiation was later proved by tests to be 100 times that of the
> backround radiation of the rest of the base wherethe protest took place. How
> could this happen? Was it directed towards the protesters? If so the technology
> makes for a swell crowd control device.
>
> To be sure there's evidence to support these wild theories and seemigly
> paranoid notions. But...is any of it really true? At this time the public can't
> know for sure to say the least, maybe the very least. But it DOES make you
> think.
>
> And if the subject is MIND CONTROL...how can we know for sure that any doubts
> we have aren't GIVEN to us by someone else?? If we come to believe how can we
> trust in any truth in a world where we must doubt our own doubt? One thing is
> for sure in any event. Whatever the reason...some people will never take the
> same impression from the words MICROWAVE SAFE as others of us!
> Bye for now! ToMBli
> (Sources: OPEN VERDICT by Tony Collins,Pyschic Dictatorship In The USA, by Alex
> Constantine,The CIA And MInd Control, John Marks, Forteantimes no113)
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