Gibberish fr Judge Judy is 4th Such Incident Already: Military Mind-Control Experiments to Blame?

Reaganite Republican ^ | April 2, 2011 | Reaganite Republican

[Reaganite Republican]

Judge Judy rushed to hospital after losing it on-air...

The Pentagon reportedly has developed a microwave device able to plant false thoughts and images into the mind of a targeted individual... producing the same sort of reaction we've now seen in four separate incidents of inexplicable mind-melts while speaking on live television...

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Video clips of the embarrassing episodes have become internet sensations, but the most recent Judge Judy video is yet to surface on YouTube (Daily Mail):

In four high-profile cases, the latest involving fast-talking Judge Judy, the presenters have started off speaking properly but have then descended into undecipherable nonsense - looking confused and unstable. 

The frequency of the 'attacks' - and the fact that recorded examples of the mental meltdowns have been popular on websites - has led to conspiracy theorists pointing the finger at shadowy government experiments. 

A popular theory being circulated online blames the U.S. Military’s supposed research into using microwaves as a mind control weapon. America has never admitted conducting such research but proponents say the effects - produced by microwave signals stimulating the brain with fake images and voices - exactly mimic those displayed in the recent on-air breakdowns
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The phenomenon, which has provided internet video sites with some of the oddest footage for months, has now claimed one of America’s most highly paid broadcasters...

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Judge Judy -aka Judith Sheindlin- banks $28M/year and can boast starring in the most watched American daytime TV show. But after not being unable to halt her freaky speaking-in-tongues episode last Wednesday afternoon, the celebrity judge said she "didn't feel right", halted the show, and requested an ambulance.

Most have already seen the clip of a CBS reporter Serene Branson rambling-on incoherently from outside the Grammy Awards in Los Angeles. She reported feeling "terrified and confused", with a pounding migraine-type headache that came right out of the clear blue sky (make that brown sky if we're talking LA here lol).  Upon medical examination, it was said she suffered a "complex migraine" whose symptoms "closely mimicked a stroke."- hmmm.

Canadian Mark McAllister -covering the Libyan conflict for the Global Toronto News went into quite a block of nonsensical babble himself, clearly not able to get a grip. Later, the newsman blamed the on-air meltdown on a sudden migraine with no apparent cause: 

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Wisconsin reporter Sarah Carlson of WISC-TV was yet another hit by the odd phenomenom. Like the others, she began smooth enough in her TV reportage on Wisconsin’s legal challenge to ObamaCare, but suddenly she began talking gibberish as the camera spun way to a unsettled co-presenter. Carlson is the only one in these cases with any medical history of seizures, but the symptoms where identical to the other three odd verbal implosions.

The origins of psychological warfare came from Nazi Germany, with our own PsyOps initially developed in-concert with their psychological experts, brought back to America in the very same way that V-2 rocket scientists like Werner Von Braun were.

US military research into advanced specific brainwashing and mind control techniques originated in the midst of the Korean war: American officers began to note that a surprisingly large % of US POWs nabbed by the Norks and Chinese defected over to the communists... some remain in Pyongyang to this day. They then discovered the sinister Chinese craft of brainwashing was at play... employing a propaganda and torture program to transform hapless American POWs into loyal communist automatons.

Of course totalist cults/New Religious Movements employ low-tech thought control techniques to great effect, much the same manner as totalitarian regimes... the tightly-choreographed  ObamaMania cult of 2008 surely being no exception.

And while such programs are invariably shrouded in mystery and official denials, the CIA and Pentagon is suspected to have studied and experimented with manipulation of human thought for decades- and we all know how they like their hyper-tech gadgets.

US plans for microwave and focused-energy weapons are common knowledge today... so I sure wouldn't put it past them, actually would be more surprising if they didn't have such a mind control capability in the works.

So, WHY the seemingly-innocuous on-air targets...?  

If this is all true, they've only hit live TV presenters with these invasive microwave zaps... question is: precisely who are the most powerful men in the Pentagon trying to send a message to with this very public display of fearsome technological might?

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The Daily Mail (UK)   Wikipedia   Power of the Totalist Cult (RR) 
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[ccmay]

Occam’s Razor, dear friends. What is more likely, a nefarious mind control machine tested by the CIA on random TV announcers, or a transient ischemic attack or partial seizure involving the right fronto-temporal region and producing a jargon aphasia? Four in a row is an odd coincidence, to be sure, but it is perfectly explicable by natural processes.

[ccmay]

LEFT fronto-temporal region, that is.

[Christian Engineer Mass]

With Sarah Carlson, it looks like it was the list of states that first affected her, then she has trouble saying "state", then she falls apart.

Anyone else reminded of "57 states"?

My first thought is also - "what's the difference?" These people regurgitate teleprompter nonsense all day! I'm kind of surprised anyone noticed!

There was a lot of leftist hate directed against SCJOTUS Roberts right before he had his 2nd seizure.

Where's the judge Judy video?

I don't know why people would immediately say "military". Is "military" the new "CIA"? You don't know what this is. It's better to realize your own ignorance when approaching the unknown.

[mountn man]

Shades of Harrison Bergeron.

[DrC]

“Four in a row is an odd coincidence, to be sure, but it is perfectly explicable by natural processes.”

About a quarter of a million TIAs occur in the U.S. annually.
http://stroke.ahajournals.org/cgi/content/full/strokeaha;36/4/720
That’s about 700 per day. And the incidence rate (83 per 100,000) is considerably higher among females of Judge Judy’s “vintage.”
http://stroke.ahajournals.org/cgi/content/full/36/4/720/TBL2

That said, a disappointingly high fraction of the population seems to favor nefarious conspiracy theories over dull probabilities such as these.

[Krankor]

Good catch!

[AceMineral]

Since I am color blind I am immune from the mind control images coming from the television.

[Bigg Red]

A piece with so many typos/errors should not be talking about gibberish.

[murron]

I read that Judge Judy had oral surgery the day before and was taking pain medication without eating, which supposedly caused her episode to take place. She was advised not to go to work the next day, but she insisted.

[Bobalu]

[Harold Shea]

Loved the first coupla years of that show,but the last season...time travel,robots..it became more sci-fi than a western

[BuckeyeTexan]

(*adjusts tightness of tin-foil hat*)

There were reports about the cadence of Obama’s speech during the campaign. I didn’t listen to him because I can’t stand the SOB but I did catch him two or three times for several minutes. Everything the various articles said to examine I noted were present. It was freaky.

(*removes tin-foil hat, swigs some kool-aid*)

;p

[sportutegrl]

Where's the Judge Judy Video?

Indeed, Judge Judy seems to be odd man out, so to speak. Also, it is likely that Judy was the only one not using a teleprompter.

What if some evil genius had an idea to embarass a certain someone who is heavily dependent on a teleprompter. His plan is to have real time tests on unsuspecting idiots first, then include a non teleprompter meltdown (Judy), to throw people off the 'prompter excuse? What if Judge Judy was in on it?

[BuckeyeTexan]

Preach it, brother. Amen to that.

[Quix]

THANKS FOR YOUR KIND AFFIRMATION.

God’s best to you and yours.

[Christian Engineer Mass]

Is there a video of judge Judy? I haven’t seen it

[GAB-1955]

More like pressure and lack of time. There are so many live broadcasts that a sample of three out of millions is statistically insignificant.

Come, let us reason together.

[Cold Heart]

CFL’s:)

[blueunicorn6]

I know. The other day, I was warming up some leftover pizza in the microwave when I started to have trouble talking. Then, I started cooking some Orville Redenbacher Movie Butter Microwave Popcorn and things went really crazy.

[Krankor]

Of course, the earlier episodes were by far the best. But the idea of a science fiction western was so incredibly unique, I appreciate the show more now as an adult than as a kid. . Not to mention the show was a bit tongue in cheek, but Robert Conrad played it totally straight. Only The Avengers came close when it came to clever/straight/funny science fiction. The Adventures of Briscoe Count Junior, picked up the gauntlet years later