Eldon Byrd on mind control, UFO abductees & contactees, electromagnetic weapons, communicating with dolphins, occult rituals in space program, Psychotronic weapons, DNA altering. He was a medical engineer for the Navy and investigated the Geller effect on nitinol.



Vid summary: "Recording of one of Dr. Byrd's rare public lectures. Includes highly sensitive information on the topic of mind control. Caution: contains graphic content and should not be listened to by those who might be 'triggered' by such content."

Eldon Byrd ran the Marine Corps electromagnetic weapons project in the early 80's and is one of the very few military mind-control scientists to ever publicly discuss the issue."


Very interesting lecture. Nothing graphic except the annoying white noise tapes he plays after 1:05:00. There seems to be many similarities between Experiencers and those that claim to be "Targeted Individuals".

He mentions the The Pentagon's People Zapper which I never heard about, using not microwaves but infra-red heat for crowd control.

Biological Radio Communications from the Soviet Union mentioned by Eldon Byrd. That sounds a lot like telefactoring aka remote manipulator or waldo (after the 1942 short story "Waldo" by Robert A. Heinlein which features a man who invents and uses such devices), is a device which, through electronic, hydraulic, or mechanical linkages, allows a hand-like mechanism to be controlled by a human operator. In 1945, the company Central Research Laboratories was given the contract to develop a remote manipulator for the Argonne National Laboratory. The result was the Master-Slave Manipulator Mk. 8, which became the iconic remote manipulator seen in movies, such as the Andromeda Strain and THX 1138.

Biological Radio Communications (Wright-Patterson AFB, 1963)


Little known claim of (CIA/SRI) Robert Monroe’s Hemisync system:


Monroe Patent


Patent for inducing desired states of consciousness by Robert Monroe.

Byrd discussed working on a project on ELF non-linear magnetic that may have gone black.

Quote:ELF-MF exposure affects the robustness of epigenetic programming during granulopoiesis (Published: 07 March 2017)

Abstract

Extremely-low-frequency magnetic fields (ELF-MF) have been classified as “possibly carcinogenic” to humans on the grounds of an epidemiological association of ELF-MF exposure with an increased risk of childhood leukaemia. Yet, underlying mechanisms have remained obscure. Genome instability seems an unlikely reason as the energy transmitted by ELF-MF is too low to damage DNA and induce cancer-promoting mutations. ELF-MF, however, may perturb the epigenetic code of genomes, which is well-known to be sensitive to environmental conditions and generally deranged in cancers, including leukaemia. We examined the potential of ELF-MF to influence key epigenetic modifications in leukaemic Jurkat cells and in human CD34+ haematopoietic stem cells undergoing in vitro differentiation into the neutrophilic lineage. During granulopoiesis, sensitive genome-wide profiling of multiple replicate experiments did not reveal any statistically significant, ELF-MF-dependent alterations in the patterns of active (H3K4me2) and repressive (H3K27me3) histone marks nor in DNA methylation. However, ELF-MF exposure showed consistent effects on the reproducibility of these histone and DNA modification profiles (replicate variability), which appear to be of a stochastic nature but show preferences for the genomic context. The data indicate that ELF-MF exposure stabilizes active chromatin, particularly during the transition from a repressive to an active state during cell differentiation.

Quote:The Weird Russian Mind-Control Research Behind a DHS Contract

A dungeon-like room in the Psychotechnology Research Institute in Moscow is used for human testing. The institute claims its technology can read the subconscious mind and alter behavior.

The future of U.S. anti-terrorism technology could lie near the end of a Moscow subway line in a circular dungeon-like room with a single door and no windows. Here, at the Psychotechnology Research Institute, human subjects submit to experiments aimed at manipulating their subconscious minds.

Elena Rusalkina, the silver-haired woman who runs the institute, gestured to the center of the claustrophobic room, where what looked like a dentist's chair sits in front of a glowing computer monitor. "We've had volunteers, a lot of them," she said, the thick concrete walls muffling the noise from the college campus outside. "We worked out a program with (a psychiatric facility) to study criminals. There's no way to falsify the results. There's no subjectivism."

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has gone to many strange places in its search for ways to identify terrorists before they attack, but perhaps none stranger than this lab on the outskirts of Russia's capital. The institute has for years served as the center of an obscure field of human behavior study -- dubbed psychoecology -- that traces it roots back to Soviet-era mind control research.

What's gotten DHS' attention is the institute's work on a system called Semantic Stimuli Response Measurements Technology, or SSRM Tek, a software-based mind reader that supposedly tests a subject's involuntary response to subliminal messages.

Operation Vigilant Eagle 1

Still going on?

The Government Is Still Waging War On America's Military Veterans

And you've gotta love the revision history Wiki is good enough to allow us to look at:

Wikipedia Link

Sometimes I wanna slap people who say, "Thank you for your service." It's obvious when they're clueless and just repeating a catchphrase. Never even thought of what 'service' really means ... starting out at 500 bucks a month ... guaranteed to be locked-down for a 96 hour tour on SCIF guard for at least one weekend in that month. Getting 'stalked' by bad guys because the gooberment kept/printed your name on the dasser (phonetic for bots). Going in first behind a door-kick. Greasing your first bad guy. Retiring on a $1200/mo pension that isn't tied to inflation.

7.99 billion people aren't gonna see this post, but I hope those of you who do ... will think twice before you allow your sons to be stupid enough to 'sign right here (and here and here and here)' for the Army of Today.  They say it very clearly: In a police state, no one is spared. Don't let your kids become part of that. Maybe later.

According to George...


https://twitter.com/g_knapp/status/1590893322322968577

His DreamlandResort site is still up.

Joerg Arnu, subject of the warrant, is the one on the left:


I'm sure you recognize the other two cohorts.

Interesting times.

Yep, shit apparently did happen.


Shift Happens

19 years ago the FBI and the Joint Terrorism Task Force (JTTF) raided the home of Arnu's UFO researcher friend Chuck Clark.

How one man exposed secret security around Area 51

Quote:MSM sources are now warning of a co-pandemics of flu, RSV and Covid…but is there any reason to be afraid?

The “tripledemic” is upon us, according to the mainstream media. What is a “tripledemic”, you ask?
Apparently, it’s when we have simultaneous pandemics of influenza, Covid and RSV at the same time. At least, according to the LA Times:

A ‘tripledemic’ of flu, RSV and COVID is feared in California

And the Atlantic:

What a ‘Tripledemic’ Means for Your Body
And CBS:

“Tripledemic” in U.S. could bring deluge of patients to hospitals

All three stories – and there are many others out there too – hit the same handful of talking points.
They report that the flu is back after its “mysterious” disappearance during the Covid “pandemic” (the Alantic notes US flu cases reduced by well over 90% and calls it “getting lucky”, the doublethink is unbelievable).

They also warn that Covid is “still around” or “not over”, or some variation on that them.However, the main thrust of the fear is reserved for RSV. Now, you’re all probably more than familiar with “flu”. And you’re definitely tired of hearing about Covid. But RSV could be a new one for you…so let me explain.

The virus

Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is  – according to virus theory – one of the many viruses circulating in the general population at all times. To quote the Mayo Clinic’s website [emphasis added]:

Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) causes infections of the lungs and respiratory tract. It’s so common that most children have been infected with the virus by age 2. Respiratory syncytial (sin-SISH-ul) virus can also infect adults. In adults and older, healthy children, RSV symptoms are mild and typically mimic the common cold.

And according to the CDC:

Almost all children will have had an RSV infection by their second birthday […] Most RSV infections go away on their own in a week or two.

So, according to official sources, RSV is not serious in the vast majority of cases, and almost all of us have already had it.
In fact, seeing as the symptoms are both generic and mild, the odds are you have had it multiple times throughout your life and never really known. It’s simply one of the many viruses known to cause what we refer to as “the common cold”.

The deception

There’s a trick being played here, and as usual in the age of the “pandemic”, it’s a trick of language. The powers that be are exploiting linguistic ambiguity in order to generate fear.

Across most of the world, we simply refer to “a cold” or “the flu” almost interchangeably to describe the dozen or so respiratory infections we all get throughout our lifetime.

Most of the time we don’t know what specific virus or bacteria is supposedly the cause, we have no way of finding out and it doesn’t make any difference because the symptoms and treatments are all the same: Cough, fever, headache – bedrest, orange juice and painkillers.

Now, essentially, the media are taking advantage of that ubiquitous ambiguity by naming something that has always been there but pretending it is something new.

Here’s a case in point, the Scientific American published this article on November 4th, which headlines:

RSV Is Surging: What We Know about This Common and Surprisingly Dangerous Virus

Now, although the headline claims RSV is “surprisingly dangerous”, the article seems to go out of its way to prove the opposite.

• “the virus is so common that nearly all children have encountered it by their second birthday.”
  
• “It’s that ubiquitous,” Flores says. “Even adults are exposed to it repeatedly over time, so we develop some immunity to it.”
  
• “In healthy adults and children, though, RSV typically presents as a common cold, with symptoms similar to those caused by other “common cold” viruses, such as rhinovirus, adenovirus and a couple of common coronaviruses.”
  
• “For the average person, RSV is little more than a nuisance”
  

The article does warn that RSV can be “particularly dangerous for newborn babies and adults older than age 65” and the immunocompromised, but this is true of literally every pathogen . And even then, they go on to add:

only about 1 to 2 percent of children under six months with RSV need hospitalization (usually for a couple of days), and death is rare.

This is a tactic we’re all familiar with – it was routine, throughout the Covid narrative, for official voices to tell us to be afraid, whilst simultaneously explaining there was nothing to be afraid of.

This approach clearly serves some purpose, although I could not say for certain what that may be.

Regardless, the deception is obvious and clearly deliberate.
The question is, why?

The motive


To sum up – there is no reason to fear RSV infection. The media are clear about that themselves, even if they bury it under layers of hysterical headlines.

It is just one of the many viruses which cause – or are said to cause – cold or flu symptoms, all of which circulate the whole world constantly, especially at this time of year.

There’s ALWAYS a “tripledemic”, or a quademic or a septemic. The only difference is now they are naming it.

They are taking the routine and pretending it’s exceptional simply to try and frighten you.

Why?
Well, rather predictably, to sell vaccines.

Yes, you’ll be relieved to know that just as RSV is hitting the headlines for the first time EVER, they’ve also just produced the first ever vaccines against it.

On November 1st, Vox reported:New RSV vaccines are coming. This is very, very good news.

Which claims:
After decades of failed efforts to produce an RSV vaccine, several highly effective ones are finally on the verge of approval.

On the same day, Pfizer announced “positive top-line data” for their new RSV vaccine, with CNN reporting:

After promising trial results for maternal RSV vaccine, Pfizer says it will seek FDA approval this year

That’s right, after decades of trying and dozens of failed attempts, the pharmaceutical companies have finally managed to create not just one but multiple effective vaccines against an endemic virus…just as the virus has  hit the headlines.

Now, this all sounds rather familiar, doesn’t it?

If you didn’t fall for this last time you don’t need me to warn you.
If you DID fall for this last time?
Well, fool you once shame on them, fool you twice…

Quote:A feature of this age that has slowly evolved to be the centerpiece of our society is the fact that nothing is on the level. The central issue with the last election, for example, is the degree of shenanigans. Few people care about the platforms or people, outside of a few absurd examples. What matters to everyone are the many questions about the integrity of the process. Ours is an age where nothing is on the level and everyone is assumed to be up to something underhanded.

America is a marketplace society and the marketplace has always been the natural hunting ground for people who like to take advantage of their fellow man. This was something the ancient Persians observed about the Athenians. The agora, as far as the Persians could tell, was where Greeks tried to take advantage of their fellow Greeks through deception. Greek democracy was the marketplace applied to the arena of politics, which meant politics was based on deception.

The thing is, America has always been a marketplace society, but everyone assumed that we enjoyed a minimum amount of corruption. Businesses would cheat, but the marketplace would eventually expose them and they would suffer. It has always been assumed that the power of the marketplace, the invisible hand, eventually rewards the good and punishes the bad. The same has been assumed about politics. The best rise to the top while the fakers are eventually exposed.

Present day people would probably be embarrassed to hear themselves thirty years ago talking about politics or the economy. Regardless of your road to wherever you are now, the old you was a naïve and silly version of the present you, because present you is wise to the shenanigans. Ours is a world where no one is an idealist who trusts the system or imagines a better world. Everyone is a cynic now. The reason is the world is now run by hustlers always looking for a sucker.

Take pets as an example. Put the phrase “pet scam” into a search engine and you will find pages of various hustles in the pet business. This page offers a searchable database of pet scams. There is a whole industry around robbing people who simply want to bring a little joy into their home. Think about the sort of person who comes up with a way to rob people looking for a puppy for their kid. More important, think about the society that tolerates this.

Of course, puppy scams are just a version of the much larger scams that dominate the modern American economy. The news brings word that another cryptocurrency exchange is collapsing. Like all the others, this one was not a genuine business, but an elaborate way to rob investors. No one thinks much about these things because they have become so common. Finance is just a lightly regulated casino where insiders find new ways to take advantage of the marks.

It is tempting say that the stock market has always been a casino, but keep in mind that everyone’s retirement and lifestyle now depends on equities. The con men and hustlers who define the global economy are now relied upon to keep the system running so you can live a decent life. We have literally based the welfare of our societies on the good decisions of people who are incapable of telling the truth. The heart of our system is an economy based on deception.

There was a time when the government made some effort to tamp down the shenanigans, but that no longer happens. Everyone now accepts that their mobile device will be hit with scam phone calls and scam texts every day. The carriers should be able to block this stuff, but they have no reason to. It is not as if the government that supposedly regulates them is going to hassle them for it. The government is too busy producing disinformation to go after scammers.

That is the thing about this age that is different from the past. Scammers have always been with us, but these days we just accept it. Within living memory, we expected the government to make their best efforts to go after fraudsters. We used to have higher expectations of our politicians than we now have for our doctor. Like everything else, the people providing the most intimate services are assumed to be part of some hustle to separate us from our hard earned money.

The question that naturally arises is can a society exist where no one trusts anything or anyone in the society? Can you have a purely transactional society where everyone is trying to get over on everyone else? Right now, things are relatively calm, but that is mostly because most people have not embraced the new normal. There are still plenty of trusting souls to keep the old hardware of society running, despite the proliferation of people looking for ways to rob these people.

Western societies have always been moral societies. Your status is determined by your perceived morality. It is why we have always assumed that rich people must be smart and contribute something valuable to society. The proof of this is that they have been rewarded with wealth and power. What happens when the number of trusting souls declines below some level where trust and honesty are seen as vices? Can we have a society where deception is the coin of the realm?

In his book, The Jewish Century, Yuri Slezkine divided the world into two types of people, Mercurians and Apollonians. The former provides services to lubricate commerce, finance and politics. The latter are tied to their native lands, producing the goods required of society. America in the 20th century, according to Slezkine, was transformed by the Mercurians to reflect their interests. America had become a middleman society.

If the sum of your intercourse with other people is bounded by the momentary transaction, there is no profit in consideration. Why would parties to the transaction care about the interests of the other parties, when they will no longer have a reason to interact with them once the transaction is completed? Altruism and empathy quickly become liabilities to be exploited by the clever. All the rewards point toward profiting in the moment and moving on to the next deal.

What we are experiencing is the inversion of individualism. In a moral society, judging the individual on their actions results in a competition among members to uphold the shared morality of society. In a middleman society, where no one cares to judge anyone, the result is a Hobbesian competition of all against all. Ripping off moms with fraudulent puppy ads on Facebook comes with no reputational penalty. Worst case, you pay a fine and start the scam all over again.

Ten thousand years of evolution are not overcome in a few generations, so this current crisis is most likely the conflict between the system and our nature. The reason half of our young people have mental health problems is that they have been born into unnatural societies. This is not normal. Women are taking antidepressants because they did not evolve to live in a no-trust society. Male suicide rates are at record highs for the same reason. Our society is hostile to our existence.

Ernie fought for and collected thousands of government records over the course of his life, in a quest to document right-wing movements and government repression.

Quote:Ernie Lazar, who quietly amassed huge FBI archive, dies at 77

His first request for U.S. government records was drafted on a portable typewriter in the 1970s. Then over more than four decades — and 9,000-plus letters — the archive built by a reclusive former California civil servant, 1970s disco maven and tireless document sleuth named Ernie Lazar grew to over 600,000 pages from the FBI and other agencies.

The world of Mr. Lazar’s trove is full of suspicions, double-dealings and opportunists. There are references to informants and surveillance, groups on watch lists and Americans viewed as “un-American,” far-right propagandists and suspected leftist “rabble rousers” in an FBI dossier.

Bit by bit, Mr. Lazar also helped shed light on some fundamental questions — essentially who was doing what to whom — including much of the 37 years of J. Edgar Hoover’s FBI spanning the 1950s Cold War paranoia, the civil rights showdowns and the rise of nativist groups such as the John Birch Society.

***It took me a while to figure out how to post a new thread. I think that was the plan RN3 (or now RN4???). Keep that dude quiet

Trying parse out how I feel and what I think after all this is difficult but I need to do it. As NB4D says, 'For every one person that reads this post, 7.99 billion have not. Still I post'. In my case, all have not, but I Soldier on.  

For the record, I am not an R or D. I do not have one issue I vote on. So to claim "I won" or "I lost" yesterday does not have much meaning for me. I don't watch the MSM so I don't even have a team in that regard.

However, I do have feelings and thoughts on the state of our beloved experiment here in the US. So, in no particular order...

- Why are citizens (for the most part) so tribal? I understand it is human nature but why can't they look past that? They need to secure an environment more conducive to the betterment of their families and communities. No party will provide that. They are simply corporations looking to consolidate wealth and power. If they have to lie to you to do so, so be it. You mean nothing to them. Are the lies more comforting than the cold truth? 

- If we can't solve election "irregularities", we are done. Look at Arizona. Maricopa county. How can anyone think there is nothing afoul going on there? Voting is not complex. The only reason to make it complicated is to obfuscate for malfeasance. Yet, the citizens of that county just keep rolling with it. What happens when that beast turns on you? What then? 

- Is the plan to staff the entire elected segment of our government with mentally challenged individuals as puppets? I guess they have run out of willing stooges? First the President, now Senators (looking at you Pennsylvania), what's next? Those people need help, they don't need to be exploited. The Governor of my state is feckless, he does nothing except what gets fed to him. I guess if you are a Deep Stater or powerful corporate entity, puppets are preferable. They can do as told, take the public heat, and are expendable. 

- Regardless of who gets elected, I do not have much hope for positive change. WEF bulls*** seems to be the order of the day. As a taxpayers, I am not OK with umpteen billion $$$ going to Ukraine or other places while my country rots. But I guess that makes me a conspiracy theorist, a bigot, or whatever the current slur of the week is. I happen to think the Constitution is a good blue print. I guess Trudeau would say that thought is unacceptable.    

I try to counter all this negativity with positive actions on my tiny homestead. Gardening, preserving food stores, stocking up on items, being cordial with my neighbors, working on personal growth, posting to the Rogues, etc. Does it help?

CONpocalypse 27 Headlines, featuring the usual suspects.

The world's elite have arrived at COP27 as homage to land of pharoahs on hundreds of private jets to lecture you about climate change. Sponsored by...







The term 'backsliding' is used as falling away or described as "committing apostasy", is a term used within Evangelical Christianity, they want to make climate change the foundation of One World Religion.



“Climate change will ravage our planet without urgent action.”
-Rishi Sunak




“Climate change should be seen as the greatest challenge to face man and treated as a much bigger priority in the United Kingdom.”
– King Charles III



https://twitter.com/frankiethedino/statu...1850249216


COP27: UAE and Egypt agree to build one of world's biggest wind farms





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Let's go!!!!!!!!!



I mean, why wouldn't you trust them?

The Guardian (Feb 22, 2004)


Hypo-Sunakracy





Pharoah Patriarchy rules, bitch!



Hmm, yea, he's 'special' alright.



Record holder for climate lies & damn green lies...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLTcC7srnLw


Rogue'sters, we gotta do somethin!


Meanwhile...

Quote:Greta Thunberg Shuns COP27, Calls For ‘Overthrow Of The Whole Capitalist System’

Greta Thunberg has moved past global warming and onto the main event: overthrowing capitalism altogether in favor of Sustainable Development, aka Technocracy. This has been the goal of global warming fear mongering from the very beginning of climate alarmism. Her handlers obviously understand the scam.

The only way to usher in Technocracy is to kill of its only enemies: capitalism and free market economics. Any subtle suggestions of this are now behind us. As Technocracy’s war on humanity progresses, calls for direct replacement will intensify to the point that people will beg for an end to Capitalism. ⁃ TN Editor

Nicholas Harris from UnHerd was there to watch Thunberg outline her demented manifesto.

Here's a few. Add your own if you wish.
















BMH was on the Vice President ticket back in 1984 and Nancy Pelosi was the DNC chair.

IMO not many will be interested in the following video but just because you do not care for war does not mean war does not care for you if and when the time comes. If China moves on Taiwan not just you but the whole world will be negatively affected.