Responses on Usenet to Brian's
MRI Scans of His Brain Implants
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12/30/95
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From: klaatu@clark.net (klaatu)
Newsgroups: alt.alien.visitors,alt.conspiracy,alt.government.abuse
Subject: Re: MRI Scans of Psychotronic Implants (0/2)
Date: 19 Dec 1995 20:39:18 GMT
Organization: Earth Operations Central
Red Resonant Serpent (density4@cts.com) wrote:
: MRI Scans of Psychotronic Implants
:
: by Brian
:
: The images transect the sinuses in a horizontal plane just below
: the eyes. The view in these scans is from below, looking up
: toward the top of the head. Thus, the nose is at the top of the
: images while the back of the head is at the bottom of the images.
: The left and right sides are transposed.
:
: In the center of image one is a hoop shaped structure with a
: "Vee" shaped antenna-like projection on its left side, similar to
: the "rabbit-ears" and UHF hoop antenna on an old-fashioned TV set.
:
: The second image has a tuning-fork like structure off-set a
: couple of millimeters above the first image. They would seem to
: be connected as both are in the left Mastoid sinus.
:
: Needless to say, the device appears to be a transducer relay
: designed to absorb EM radiation in one frequency range and
: retransmit that energy in another frequency range. The
: similarity of the dipole induction antennae to old-fashioned
: "rabbit-ears" is more than coincidental. It is efficient design.
It's the alien head-cooker.
:
: In this case, the "hoop" appears to have a capacitance threshold,
: much like the "gap" in a spark-plug. This would make it ideal
: for the re-transmission of low frequency EM pulses. The utility
: of the tuning-fork for the transmission of sonic pulses is
: obvious.
:
It should be noted that this implant (hopefully being deconstructed
somewhere) is in reality much more likely used for direct stimulation of
the brain. The tuning fork would then be not used to convert EM to sound,
but instead is a device which resonates to specific frequencies, much
like the original RCA TV remote control. The tuning fork is probably
bound to a piezo-electric material, which effeciently convert
mid-amplitude ultrasonic chirps to millivolt electrical current, which is
then directed into electrodes. Specific tuning forks (audio-current
converters) would activate certain portions of the electrode harness.
: The positioning of the device in the Mastoid sinus places it in
: close proximity to both the left inner ear and the otic (hearing)
: centers of the brain.
:
And also it's pretty close to the hindbrain, which could conceivably be
wired for overstimulation resulting in (at least) a psychomotor epilepsy
attack.
: The net effect is not pleasant.
:
I would think it's supposed to be.
: Brian
: [address]
:
: Source: http://members.gnn.com/fivestring/index.htm
: Freedom of Thought Foundation
Thanks!
:
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:
: "We need a program of psychosurgery for political control of our
: society. The purpose is physical control of the mind. Everyone
: who deviates from the given norm can be surgically mutilated.
:
This is absolutely monstrous.
: "The individual may think that the most important reality is his
: own existence, but this is only his personal point of view. This
: lacks historical perspective.
:
And communist.
: "Man does not have the right to develop his own mind. This kind
: of liberal orientation has great appeal. We must electrically
: control the brain. Someday armies and generals will be
: controlled by electric stimulation of the brain."
:
: -- Dr. Jose Delgado
: Director of Neuropsychiatry
: Yale University Medical School
: Congressional Record, No. 26, Vol. 118
: February 24, 1974
:
Assuming that any of the above is true: (if it's not, forget I said anything)
If he actually said this, I think that we very much need to get ahold of
Dr Delgado and his notes, with no holds barred. If he really said this,
he's a goddamned monster, so far removed from the mainstream psychology
that mere sociopathy pales.
I recommend abduction and very deep narcosis. If narcosis is not
sufficient, actual torture might be necessary. We need to know exactly
how far this has gone. If the (I refuse to call anyone who could say the
above-quoted things Doctor; this is so far past the Hippocratic Oath that
if he ever held the title, whoever said this needs to be formally
stripped of the title and publicly whipped out of town by all available
doctors) individual doesn't like narcosis or torture, well, let's apply
his technologies to him and see if he still doesn't feel like talking.
:
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Newsgroups: alt.alien.visitors,alt.conspiracy,alt.government.abuse
From: sphinx@world.std.com (SPHINX Technologies)
Subject: Re: MRI Scans of Psychotronic Implants (0/2)
Organization: SPHINX Technologies, Inc., Wellesley Hills, MA
Date: Thu, 21 Dec 1995 05:56:21 GMT
In article <4b77tm$4js@clarknet.clark.net>, klaatu wrote:
>Red Resonant Serpent (density4@cts.com) wrote:
>: MRI Scans of Psychotronic Implants
>: by Brian
>: ... In the center of image one is a hoop shaped structure with a
>: "Vee" shaped antenna-like projection on its left side, similar to
>: the "rabbit-ears" and UHF hoop antenna on an old-fashioned TV set.
This could be an implementation of the "Omni-Vee" electromagnetic antenna
configuration, which is as the name suggests an omnidirectional antenna
with circular polarization (I assume, as otherwise it would have some nulls
in the pattern). The "UHF hoop" could be that, a resonant loop, or it
could be a magnetic pickup. It would be interesting to know if the vee
and the loop are parallel or perpendicular.
>: The second image has a tuning-fork like structure off-set a
>: couple of millimeters above the first image. They would seem to
>: be connected as both are in the left Mastoid sinus.
This makes me wonder if the device is intended to pick up gravity waves at
some perhaps mid-audio frequency, or is the "tuning fork" another kind of
transmission line resonator for electromagnetic waves? Again, the orientation
of the tuning fork relative to the other elements would be of interest.
Are we looking at an omnidirectional electrogravitic antenna perhaps...
>: Needless to say, the device appears to be a transducer relay
>: designed to absorb EM radiation in one frequency range and
>: retransmit that energy in another frequency range. The
Or a full-duplex link, allowing both monitoring and control? Or none of
the above, just "magic" as Asimov would say.
>: similarity of the dipole induction antennae to old-fashioned
>: "rabbit-ears" is more than coincidental. It is efficient design.
>It's the alien head-cooker.
Could be, depends on power level and frequency of course. Of course, with
no visible power source other than saline solution and metal, one would not
expect to find worrisome power outputs. Then again, maybe there is a power
source that is not visible, e.g. the SED/CCT stuff Puthoff is playing around
with...
>: In this case, the "hoop" appears to have a capacitance threshold,
>: much like the "gap" in a spark-plug. This would make it ideal
>: for the re-transmission of low frequency EM pulses.
Well, that last observation escapes me, but a series capacitance can of
course be used to fine-tune the loop resonance. Also it can be used to
get a quarter-wave resonance instead of a half-wave resonance so that the
loop can be half the size for a given radiated wavelength. This of course
assumes that one end of the loop is grounded and the other is floating.
The "DDRR" antenna works like this for example.
The utility
>: of the tuning-fork for the transmission of sonic pulses is
>: obvious.
That one escapes me, too. I can see how a tuning fork could be sensitive
to gravity waves at its resonant frequency, but I wouldn't expect it to be
able to GENERATE such waves at any level that we, at least, would know how
to detect. It would of course also be sensitive to acoustic waves but
again, even in free air it wouldn't radiate very far - the radiation resistance
is too low unless you couple it to a sounding board.
>like the original RCA TV remote control. The tuning fork is probably
>bound to a piezo-electric material, which effeciently convert
>mid-amplitude ultrasonic chirps to millivolt electrical current, which is
>then directed into electrodes. Specific tuning forks (audio-current
>converters) would activate certain portions of the electrode harness.
Chirps? A tuning fork is a pretty high-Q device and would only respond
significantly at its fundamental resonance. Also, does the image suggest
a piezo transducer is present or is this made up out of thin air?
>: The positioning of the device in the Mastoid sinus places it in
>: close proximity to both the left inner ear and the otic (hearing)
>: centers of the brain.
I'm hearing that whoever wrote this knew their neuroanatomy OK but
they guy who speculated about the systems engineering didn't know as much
about his or her subject. Or didn't want to be informative, for some
reason.
>And also it's pretty close to the hindbrain, which could conceivably be
>wired for overstimulation resulting in (at least) a psychomotor epilepsy
>attack.
>: The net effect is not pleasant.
Hmm... this might allow the effect to be produced with lower power than
just AM modulated microwaves beamed at an un-modified cranium and brain.
And we thought we had gotten past 1984 without incident?...
-John Sangster
Wellesley Hills, MA
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From: density4@cts.com (Blue Planetary Eagle)
Newsgroups: alt.alien.visitors,alt.conspiracy,alt.government.abuse
Subject: Re: MRI Scans of Psychotronic Implants (0/2)
Date: Sat, 23 Dec 1995 04:25:57 GMT
Organization: CTS Network Services
klaatu@clark.net (klaatu) wrote:
>: "We need a program of psychosurgery for political control of our
>: society. The purpose is physical control of the mind. Everyone
>: who deviates from the given norm can be surgically mutilated.
>This is absolutely monstrous.
Unconscionably sick fucks, the whole lot of 'em.
>: "The individual may think that the most important reality is his
>: own existence, but this is only his personal point of view. This
>: lacks historical perspective.
>:
>: "Man does not have the right to develop his own mind. This kind
>: of liberal orientation has great appeal. We must electrically
>: control the brain. Someday armies and generals will be
>: controlled by electric stimulation of the brain."
>:
>: -- Dr. Jose Delgado
>: Director of Neuropsychiatry
>: Yale University Medical School
>: Congressional Record, No. 26, Vol. 118
>: February 24, 1974
>Assuming that any of the above is true: (if it's not, forget I said anything)
I believe it is a direct quote from der gut herr doktor. Delgado, you
may recall, was the one who was popularized in Life magazine decades
ago (what...early 60's was it?) for putting implants in a raging
bull's head, then climbing in the ring with him, waiting for him to
charge, then pressing a button which stimulated the more passive
centers of the bull's brain; causing him to *stop dead in his tracks*
-- in mid charge, no less.
And they were doing this kind of stuff way back in the 50's and 60's
fer crissakes! One can only guess at what our billions of extorted
tax dollars have produced in the interim!
>If he actually said this, I think that we very much need to get ahold of
>Dr Delgado and his notes, with no holds barred. If he really said this,
>he's a goddamned monster, so far removed from the mainstream psychology
>that mere sociopathy pales.
A "goddamned monster" is *far* too kind a phrase, IMO.
>I recommend abduction and very deep narcosis. If narcosis is not
>sufficient, actual torture might be necessary. We need to know exactly
>how far this has gone.
I'm afraid this is one of those occasions where truth is far stranger
(and more hideous) than fiction.
>If the (I refuse to call anyone who could say the
>above-quoted things Doctor; this is so far past the Hippocratic Oath that
>if he ever held the title, whoever said this needs to be formally
>stripped of the title and publicly whipped out of town by all available
>doctors) individual doesn't like narcosis or torture, well, let's apply
>his technologies to him and see if he still doesn't feel like talking.
He was only a lowly Spaniard. Our friendly paperclip-imported nazi
doktors have embarked on projects and are in possession of morals far
more abusive and disgusting than this. And you can bet that, short of
a vigilante lynch mob, they will never come to justice.
"Our extorted tax dollars building a better America," I call it.
But then I am only a Blue Planetary Eagle -- what do I know?