Mind Control

This Is Your Brain on the Department of Defense

March 17, 2013

Editor’s Notes: A relevant article is from last year concerning DoD/DARPA experiments to create warfighters.  Source: MJ Science and the military have historically made creepy bedfellows, with military curiosity about neuroscience leading the pack. Yet it’s no secret that since the early 1950s, the US military has had a vested interest in harnessing cutting-edge developments in [...]

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CCHR Exposes Psychiatry’s Military Spending to Create Drugged-Out Super-Soldiers

January 23, 2013
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Source: Yahoo The mental health watchdog Citizens Commission on Human Rights announces the last in a four-part series by award-winning investigative journalist Kelly Patricia O’Meara exploring how the nation’s military forces have been used as guinea pigs for psychological and pharmaceutical experiments. This last installment looks at the long standing relationship between the military and [...]

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Propaganda – How it works?

September 1, 2012

Source: Outlook Afghanistan Propaganda is communication aimed at influencing the attitude of a community toward some cause. As opposed to impartially providing information, propaganda in its most basic sense, often presents information primarily in order to influence its audience. Propaganda often presents facts selectively (lying by omission) to encourage a particular synthesis, or gives loaded [...]

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Shooting suspect was US army psy-ops specialist: Pentagon

August 6, 2012
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Source: Jakarta Globe/AFP The gunman suspected of attacking a Sikh temple in Wisconsin and killing six people was a former US Army “psychological operations specialist,” the Pentagon said Monday. Wade Michael Page, who was himself shot dead by police during the incident, was a 40-year-old who had served between April 1992 and October 1998, ending [...]

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Mind control moves into battle

July 5, 2012
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In Afghanistan, some soldiers are said to possess a sixth sense. They hone their skills at the head of convoys that trundle along the dusty roads of remote mountainous provinces. As they drive, these soldiers scan ahead for signs of roadside bombs: disturbed earth, a glint of metal, or just something that seems out of [...]

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Weapons of perception: neuroscience and mind-controlled weapons

May 24, 2012

Advances in neuroscience offer the military the potential of mind-controlled weapons and performance enhancement. Are mind-controlled weapons and extra-sensory enhanced warfare techniques mere science fiction? Recent developments in neuroscience suggest not, with a new Royal Society report claiming that research in areas such as neuropharmacology, functional neuroimaging and neural interface systems could create a new [...]

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US scientists say bio viruses may hack human brain

April 23, 2012

Source: Voice of Russia   US scientists claim that ‘hacking’ a human brain and then controlling a person is a matter of time. According to the scientists, synthetic biology, which is a new branch of gene engineering, may help create special microorganisms capable of intruding the brain – a process that can be likened to [...]

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A fog of psychotropic drugs and war

April 8, 2012

U.S. Air Force pilot Patrick Burke’s day started in the cockpit of a B-1 bomber near the Persian Gulf and proceeded across nine time zones as he ferried the aircraft home to South Dakota. Every four hours during the 19-hour flight, Burke swallowed a tablet of Dexedrine, the prescribed amphetamine known as “go pills.” After [...]

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“Telepathic troops” may be next secret weapon

April 7, 2012

Source: Australian   The United States army is trying to create a force of “telepathic troops” who can communicate silently in the din of battle by reading each other’s minds….. The Irvine technology works like this: volunteers wear a cap studded with 128 gel-soaked electrodes and are asked to think of key words chosen by [...]

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Wikileaks Global Intelligence Files, Israel Day 29: Mossad-Saudi Cooperation

March 28, 2012

Wikileaks and Stratfor leaked intelligence is a psyops vacuum. And you the audience are being sucked right into the perception management program. FYI: Algemeiner Journal is a Israel propaganda newspaper ——————————————————————————————————————————————————— Source: Algemeiner Since February 27, 2012, WikiLeaks has continued releasing what it says will eventually be 5 million e-mails sent between July 2004 and [...]

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Soldier has ‘no memory’ of Afghan massacre

March 19, 2012

‘no memory’ because he was not involved. A complete fabricated report to keep U.S. troops in the Afghanistan region past 2014. Period! PR ————————————————————————————————————————————————– The lawyer for the American soldier accused of killing 16 Afghan civilians earlier this month says his client has no memory of the incident. Sergeant Robert Bales, 38, is accused of [...]

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Operation Midnight Climax: How the CIA Dosed S.F. Citizens with LSD

March 19, 2012

It’s been over 50 years, but Wayne Ritchie says he can still remember how it felt to be dosed with acid. He was drinking bourbon and soda with other federal officers at a holiday party in 1957 at the U.S. Post Office Building on Seventh and Mission streets. They were cracking jokes and swapping stories [...]

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Afghans suspect US cover-up over soldier’s killing spree

March 19, 2012

When the Afghan president, Hamid Karzai, called for an investigation to determine whether a US soldier who massacred nine Afghan children and seven other civilians had acted alone, he was voicing a question on the lips of most Afghans. The 38-year-old staff sergeant Robert Bales has been depicted as a mentally strained, “rogue” killer by [...]

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Study: Hate of Obama fuels 755% growth in extremist groups

March 9, 2012

Do not fall into this mind bending media trap. The corporate controlled news media is continuously broadcasting  the rise in ‘anti-government’ sentiment. They want you to believe the patriot movement is hate toward Obama, they want a revolution in this country, they want violence, they want madness and chaos.   The patriot movement is being fueled [...]

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Heart disease drug ‘combats racism’ [??]

March 7, 2012

Volunteers given the beta-blocker, used to treat chest pains and lower heart rates, scored lower on a standard psychological test of “implicit” racist attitudes. They appeared to be less racially prejudiced at a subconscious level than another group treated with a “dummy” placebo pill. Scientists believe the discovery can be explained by the fact that [...]

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Secret Army volunteer’s widow blames VA, CIA and Defense Department for spouse’s death

March 3, 2012

Veterans who became Army guinea pigs for secret drug and chemical experiments at Maryland’s Edgewood Chemical and Biological Center are suing the VA, the CIA and the Defense Department. Read More: CNN    

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The six million dollar question

February 29, 2012

Like Steve Austin in the 1970s sci-fi show, it is now possible to implant microchips into the body to control everything from weapons to wheelchairs. But is it the start of a sinister new era in science? Scientists have demonstrated how a person in New York with a device implanted in their nervous system can [...]

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U.S. “Information Operations” Convincing You Muslim Terrorist Are Everywhere

February 28, 2012

  Source: USA Today The Army defines information operations to include psychological operations, deception, protecting vital data, electronic warfare, and computer network defense and attack. Over the past four years, the military has spent an average of $96 million annually for information operations in Afghanistan. Overall, spending peaked in 2009 at $580 million, dropped to [...]

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Muslim ‘terror threat’ belied by numbers

February 9, 2012

The new threat to the United States is you, the sovereign  citizen.   Source: Asia Times- Jim Lobe The threat of terrorism carried out by Muslim Americans appears to have been exaggerated by US officials in recent years, according to a new study on domestic terrorism released Wednesday. The study, the third in an annual [...]

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Nerve probe controls cyborg moth in flight

February 9, 2012

Image: Wright-Patterson USAF GOVERNMENT spooks want cyborg insects to snoop on their enemies. Biologists want to tap into the nervous systems of insects to understand how they fly. A probe that can be implanted into moths to control their flight could help satisfy both parties. One day, it could even help rehabilitate people who have [...]

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Neuroscience could mean soldiers controlling weapons with minds

February 6, 2012

Scientist using soldiers as their lab rats. FYI:  ‘Super soldiers’: The quest for the ultimate human killing machine   DARPA test finds running electrical currents through scalp improves video game skills  Wireless technology to alter behavior, model diseases, and deliver drugs to the brain   Source: Guardian Soldiers could have their minds plugged directly into weapons [...]

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Apple Poised to Benefit from U.S. Government’s Five-Year Push for Digital Textbooks

February 3, 2012

Source: MacRumors The Associated Press reports on a new initiative from the U.S. government to help push schools and textbook companies make the transition to digital textbooks over the next five years. With Apple pushing itself to the forefront of the digital textbook discussion with its iBooks Textbooks launchjust two weeks ago, the company stands [...]

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Convincing Us Into Believing We Have Choice

January 31, 2012

When a voter is asked by a Corporate reporter which candidate they are going to cast their vote. The voters response is, “ I am voting for the politician who aligns with my beliefs, my views and my way of life”. They are not aligned to their candidate by any belief, any view or any [...]

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Iran, perceiving threat from West, willing to attack on U.S. soil, U.S. intelligence report finds

January 31, 2012

Bogus.Terror Propaganda to take away our constitutional rights.  FYI: The fast and furious plot to occupy Iran   U.S. intelligence agencies believe that Iran is prepared to launch terrorist attacks inside the United States in response to perceived threats from America and its allies, the U.S. spy chief said Tuesday. Director of National Intelligence James [...]

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Wireless technology to alter behavior, model diseases, and deliver drugs to the brain

January 24, 2012

We already have technology to alter one’s behavior. It’s called television. FYI: Is mind control the future for TVs? , Manipulating morals: scientists target drugs that improve behaviour and Are U.S. government microwave mind-control tests causing TV presenters’ brains to melt down? Source: DVICE Optogenetics is a method of using light to control cells in [...]

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‘Super soldiers’: The quest for the ultimate human killing machine

November 16, 2011

Highly trained and super fit, each one represents a huge investment by the nation that sends them into battle. A soldier who is too tired to fight effectively, who has gone mad or who is suffering from severe stress is like a broken-down tank, no use to anybody. What if soldiers could be made that [...]

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Real-Life Inception: Army Looks to ‘Counteract Nightmares’ With Digital Dreams

October 21, 2011

The U.S. Army wants this dream sequence to become reality. In an Army-backed experiment called “Power Dreaming,” Naval Hospital Bremerton in Washington State will help traumatized troops battle their nightmares – with soothing, digitally-made dreams crafted in virtual worlds. No, this is not the script for the sequel to Inception. The research project is in [...]

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Cash-strapped schools to sell ads on walls, floors and halls

October 17, 2011

More than 10,000 children will soon have a bit more colour in their school day after a district came up with a novel way of easing its money worries. Schools in Pennsbury, Pennsylvania, will soon feature adverts as big as 5ft by 10ft across their walls, floors, lockers, benches and lunch hall tables. More than [...]

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Is mind control the future for TVs?

September 17, 2011

China-based Haier is showcasing an interesting mind control technology for TVs at the ongoing IFA trade show in Berlin. The Brain Wave resembles a headset, with an extension placed peculiarly on the user’s forehead to control a TV’s volume and change channels with thoughts alone. The firm demonstrated its prototype with a game that involves [...]

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