Pasteur's Thoughts
on Mind Control

From:    PASTEUR    KMN07@hotmail.com

Subject:   Mind Control Studies

 
I am forwarding a copy of my E-mail to Cheryl Welsh of [found at] Mind Control Forum. I have several years experience working as a general medical practitioner in England. I hope these comments may be of some value.

The medical profession is by nature extremely skeptical. Medical students are taught at school to unquestioningly accept any patient exhibiting Schneiders first rank symptoms as suffering from schizophrenia

The standard treatment is the use of phenothiazines and butyrophenone drugs.

Until the profession as a whole can be persuaded through published literature, that remote neural monitoring

are scientific fact and not science fiction they are unlikely to react differently.
 

The Books I Recommend

   
Games People Play

Outlines the psychological process operating in people who derive pleasure from making other people mentally ill (the payoff); They (the players) are usually disturbed themselves. Underlying their disturbance are

  1. "recognition hunger" or craving to be appreciated
  2. unstructured time (boredom)
  3. lack of intimacy.

The greater the intensity of their disturbance, the harder they play their game (series of setups and traps designed to lead the victim into a trap). This is clearly seen in victim stalkers.

It is more than likely that intelligence service staff by virtue of their obligation to maintain cover identities, are deprived of personal public recognition for their achievements and contribution to national security. This would lead to resentment of those who do attain success and lead to destructive "games" directed against their target. National security clauses and the UK official secrets act, probably exempt security service personell from normal law. Eugene De Kock of the old South African Bureau of State Security (BOSS) is an example and is currently in jail for his excesses (murder, extortion, corruption, etc). David Shayler who recently defected from MI5, the notorious British Counter Intelligence Service states that, morale in the service is at an all time low, with a high proportion of obsessional personalities, and alcoholics in the staff. This is particularly so since the end of the cold war with the impending threat of large scale redundancies. It is likely that operatives would "create" cases to increase the apparent workload, and justify their existence.

The author Eric Burns discusses how best to handle such cases. To run to the doctor and say my mind is being read by the CIA would be walking into the psychiatry trap (assuming the existence of RMN).
   

Surveillance Countermeasures

Paladin press, Boulder, Colorado, USA

This is absolutely essential reading. It explains how surveillance teams monitor a subject by physical surveillance

and technical surveillance

Assuming a brain implant exists in a subject, physical and technical attacks will continue before during and after implant removal; mere physical and technical surveillance is more than sufficient to mimic mental illness. This book guides you in detecting and evading ordinary surveillance (leave aside remote neural monitoring) since implant removal without defeating the physical and technical attack will lead to a recurrence.
   

B&E Guide

(breaking and entering guide) Palladin Publications, Boulder, Colorado.

Undetected covert entry into protected premises by the B&E team is absolutely central to any intelligence attack to

  1. get data and documents
  2. install and maintain technical monitoring devices

This also extends to cars. This book explains how any lock, bolt, window defence and alarm system and audio visual monitoring system and safes can be easily bypassed covertly by a determined surveillance effort.
   

Implant Installation

As yet I haven't yet come across any good resources on Biological technical devices-design maintenance and installation.

I would imagine the use of an inhaled volatile anesthetic such as chloroform enflurane isoflurane would be prerequisite, followed by intravenous thiopentone.

I do know of massive advances in fibreoptic endoscopic surgery (keyhole surgery) including transphenoidal (up the nose) access for routine intracranial procedures, bypassing any need for craniotomy (the big scar with 3 days post op in intensive care).

The 2 central principles of any intelligence act of any type are

  1. cover (definition=plausible alternative explanation)
  2. concealment (self explanatory)

The access route for the installation of any biological technical device must be via a naturally occurring orifice (urethra, anus, vagina, ear, nostril, etc.) so as to evade detection. If you have further information about methods of bypassing the targets conscious state and installation of devices I would be interested.

I really don't know much about RMN other than what I have read on the net but it would be an invaluable tool in

  1. recruiting a foreign operative without his knowledge or consent
  2. enabling undetectable communication (by standard radio frequency detectors) between members of the surveillance team
       

Finally, Recruitment

Surveillance teams will recruit the target's contacts both domestic and social as well as professional and others in his neighbourhood (often using leaflets with a contact number and photo) to covertly report on his activities. This reduces exposure of the surveillance operatives, and decreases their workload (you could describe it as subversion and "betrayal".

 
I hope this has been of some value. Do share it with other website users (I Don't know how to setup my own website), and give me some feedback.

Yours sincerely

PASTEUR    KMN07@hotmail.com