Thank you, Michael Donovan. Keyword Astronics. In 1977 I was in New Orleans with Admiral Bonner's (Haiphong mining) daughter for five minutes and somebody taps me on the shoulder and asks if we need a place to stay. Two beautifil anesthesiologists, a brain surgeon, and a deep sea oil rig diver on vacation. The brain surgeon worked for Delgado of Tulane. He did normal emergency room work, and then for Delgado he made implants on convicts. The obsessive-compulsive convicts would keep activating their pleasure centers by their handy control box. I hope it did not cost much to make that discovery, scarcely more valuable than insect mating studies and Iraq reconstruction contracts.
I went to sleep. I hope I didn't receive an implant. Sony has a patent on projection of visual and audio perception by EMF into brain. Calgon manufactured simple rfid type of transmitter implants. McVeigh worked there as a security guard. Some of the drugs also key on that zone of falling asleep, as can hypnosis. The harassment can simply be brutal microwaving as Catherine Austin Fitts' doctor called internal burns by microwave. Soviet embassy microwaving was said to be eavesdropping by measuring distance to window glass as membrane, but was sure to have been also some degree of baking people with microwaves. Soviet eavesdropping tech and Tesla studies suggest they could do more. Colors and frequency can be therapeutic or torture. Kind of hard to hide in a courtroom. Speaking of courtroom, how about the chess game? The Soviet mind control specialist could just have been cover for electronics. -Bob --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, micha...@... wrote: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cia-drugs/message/46316 > > More relaxed about my personal experience in this area. > > Way back the night of April 13th, 1984. After a naval interrogation I was > hit with `electronic LSD'. It starts to work the first time you relax, > doze. Device originally produced by company called Astronics.
