December 10, 2005

December 10, 2005
Worldwide Electronic Mind Control via 'Cell Phone' Towers:

The day is now approaching in which government mind control technologies will be
directed at you, your neighbors, and your loved ones. Every single day,
equipment is being erected and installed in this country with the
hidden purpose of exerting mind control over the entire population.
Everywhere in this country (and overseas), ELF/microwave transmission
towers are being erected. The antennae usually look like four slightly
curved vertical plates about 2 feet in length and located in either 3
or 4 quadrants around the tower, two thirds up from the ground.

Do you really think that we need that much 'cell phone' transmission
capability, every few blocks? Do you realize how very little energy is
used by genuine cell phone usage? Yet these towers are capable of
putting out levels of power that exceed cell phone requirements by a
wide margin) These mind control technologies have been in place for a
long time. It's not an accident that the frequency band chosen for cell
phone use just happens to match the second order waves that Wilhelm
Reich discovered in the late1940's to effect thought transmission and
allow the mind to be manipulated without the victim realizing it.

Reich worked on this project secretly for the CIA for over 5 years, from
1947-1952, until he realized who the CIA was planning to use the mind
control on - the American people. He was outraged that he was deceived
and used for such a treasonous motive and swore never to cooperate with
the CIA, FDA, etc. again. Reich was covertly murdered in Federal prison
in 1957, just a few weeks before he was due to be released, having been
in prison for 2 years on a trumped up charge leading to a contempt of
court citation. He was reported to have had a 'heart attack'. He was
strong as an ox. He was murdered two weeks before his parole board
hearing. His last book, written in prison, was found to be 'missing'
after his death and never returned to his family.

Copyright 2005 The New York Times Company

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