Last year, a well-known satanic perpetrator (Tony - pseudonym) targeted me with very lethal psychotronics technology. Before that I was perfectly functional. I'm told that the only way they were able to slip this by the military was because it wasn't meant to completely destroy an enemy target. Unfortunately they have now crossed the line and my case is precedent setting because of the sheer damage done to my body. I'm waging war with them as we speak, while they are taking me apart."Tony" and others are implementing mind control programs Ames Lab in Mountain View and Livermore Lab which they can place in the inner eyelid of a person from a distance. They can hypnotize, induce false memories, etc...They can also sexually violate a person from a distance and destroy the persons body entirely, apparently via some new advances in physics and Virtual Reality Technology. They can place computers into people, impact their body in an attempt to robotize them, via cybernetics, and basically implement a process of technelogical possession. Once a person is placed in a computer program the voices can be disguised as Artifical intelligence. The ability to do this is cited in a news article attached called the "soul catcher."
They can remove body parts now from a distance, which they did with me, and they put me on a computer, somewhat described in the news article below. I am now "connected" to a mainframe somewhere in Geneva Switzerland. The same place supposedly where the world financiers have been keeping track of the public, as described in a book written 20 years ago called "When your money fails." I had trouble believing this in the past but it is really what various people have written about which they describe as a New World Order. There was an attempt last year by many others to resist what was occuring but it all backfired. What has been brought into effect is an End Times or a contrived Armageddan.
Apparently the plans are to implement this technology en masse. I can't prove it, I am simply telling as many people as I can and I'm trying to get funds for medical testing to formally document. They can hide what they're doing from doctors to a great extent but in my case they took me apart too much. From what I understand, they didn't mean to ruin my body so completely but they were busy doing satanic rites on me from a distance and they got carried away. I cannot die a normal death because they went through a zombification process which in my case means they removed the ability of any of my organs to function- and I mean most of them - but they are keeping my heart beating from a distance.
At one point microphones were placed in my entire body cavity and genital area. "Tony" was doing a rite on me having to do with his mythology around the Temple of Seti. It is truly satanic and the technology is in the hands of many of the satanic groups around the world. He got carried away metaphysically (if this is within your belief system) and actually established communication with another order of demonic entities via a SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) type program. He is now being monitored by them also.
They also have the ability to destroy someone esoterically/metaphysically, via the technology, remove their astral body, etc...which they did with me.
They are too afraid of actually coming to my home and murder me in person for some strange unknown reason but they are just continuing to attack me from a distance, and I am not putting them through my own ritual called the Rite of the Coward.
Several Hollywood types are involved due to the fact that a faction found out about it, were curious, and then some of them got into deep trouble with "Tony"
Feel free to pass this along as you wish.
I can be reached at kevjon2@mailcity.com
SOUL CATCHER IMPLANTS
British scientists are developing a concept for a computer chip which, when implanted into the skull behind the eye, will be able to record a person's every life time thought ands sensation."This is the end of death," said Dr. Chris Winter of British Telecom's artificial-life team. He predicts that within thirty years it will be possible to relive other people's lives by playing back their experiences on a computer."By combining this information with a record of a person's genes, we could recreate a person physically, emotionally and spiritually."
Dr Winter and his team of scientists at BT's Martlesham Heath Laboratories, near Ipswich, call the chip "the Soul Catcher."
British telecom would not divulge how much money it is investing in the project, but Dr. Winter said it was taking "Soul Catcher 2025" very seriously. He confessed there were profound ethical considerations, butr emphasised that BT was embarking on this line of research so it could keep at the forefront of communications technology.
Dr. Winter said "an implanted chip would be like an aircraft's black box, and would enhance communications beyond current concepts. "For example, police would be able to use it to relive an attack, rape or murder from the victims viewpoint, to help catch the criminal... I could even play back the smells, sounds and sighs of my holidays to friends.
Other more frightening applications include downloading an older person's experiences into a newborn baby by transplanting the chip.
Sources: The Daily Telegraph, the Daily Mail, 18 July 1996
The Melding of Mind With Machine
HEADLINE: PERSONAL COMPUTERS;
May Be the Next Phase of Evolution
BYLINE: By ROB FIXMER
BODY:WE humans have been trying to accelerate our own evolution for millennia, and while in some ways we appear to be getting away with it, biological computing could well test the forbearance of Mother Nature.
Until now, the most ambitious efforts to outwit natural selection have been cloning and the Human Genome Project, which sets out to map the results of random mutation and natural selection on our collective genetic inheritance. Scientists embark on these projects not out of mere curiosity but with the hope of remaking ourselves into organisms more fit for survival than our ancestors.
But photocopying genes and building a repair manual for them are only ways of tinkering with natural selection. Far more ambitious are efforts to meld machines and living cells being undertaken now in several areas of research. If these endeavors ever realize their goals, the personal computer will become very personal indeed.
Consider the work of researchers at British Telecommunications P.L.C. in the area of implanted chips. One project, somewhat ominously dubbed "Soul Catcher," seeks to develop a computer that can be implanted in the brain to complement human memory and computational skills. In addition, it would enable the gathering of extrasensory information -- in this case, data transmitted by wireless networking.
This area of research may seem farfetched, but it is really the logical extension of devices like pacemakers, implants that simulate hearing for the deaf, and neuro-stimulators, which send small electrical charges through nerves to alleviate certain kinds of pain.
In a metaphorical sense, the morphing of man and machine is already taking place. Among Silicon Valley digit-heads, the human brain and its products are commonly alluded to as "wetware," while intelligence is expressed in "bandwidth" -- as in, "A lot of valuable wetware was invested in that product, but we couldn't sell it to a bunch of low-bandwidth vulture capitalists."
At the same time that electronics is making its way into the human body, biological organisms are instructing chip design. British Telecom is investing in Soul Catcher not only for the long-term potential of brain-chip implants but on the assumption that, conversely, the workings of the human central nervous system can teach chip makers about network efficiency.
After all, while our information storage capacity and computational skills are limited compared with those of computers, the responses of even a 1-year-old child to stimuli like pain, light or sound suggest that the nervous system is a far more robust network that the fastest Ethernet.
Biology is already invading computer architecture. Two University of Rochester professors -- Dr. Animesh Ray, a biologist, and Dr. Mitsunori Ogihara, a computer scientist -- collaborated two years ago in building a rudimentary device that uses nucleotides to perform functions typically handled by transistors in a silicon processor.
And across the continent, in Santa Clara, Calif., engineers at a company called Affymetrix are making computer chips containing DNA to diagnose genetic mutations.
Will the merging of machine and organism bypass evolution or is it merely an extension of the evolutionary process?
Peter Cochrane, the head of research at British Telecom as well as a futurist and a specialist in "human-computer interfaces," embraces the latter view. In fact, he says the future of the human species depends on our continuing and expanding ability to process information. If not, he wrote in a 1996 column for The Daily Telegraph in Britain, "systems more efficient at information processing may supplant us."
In some ways, the spread of the Internet suggests that people are already on the threshold of a major evolutionary step as information-processing organisms.
Communication over the Internet breaks old time and space bounds, allowing those who are connected to share, interactively, an enormous and growing wealth of information. The technology is quickly evolving into a sort of global nervous system.
It is hard to imagine the full consequences of uninterrupted access to that network through an implanted computer that renders each of us a node in a global tapestry of information.
Without safeguards, for example, the enhancement of our brains could easily destroy our minds, leaving us unable to distinguish reality from virtual reality -- maybe even self from non-self. Powerful software would have to be developed to help us sort, sift and prioritize the constant deluge of information lest our brains degenerate into data landfills.
Many people already feel overwhelmed by information. One more billboard, radio jingle, dashboard gauge or spam E-mail and we suspect we will fry like an overloaded circuit.
In the end, perhaps the most frightening question in these futuristic visions of the mind-machine meld is who or what can be entrusted to run the system. Who among us would entrust our innermost thoughts and the plumbing for all this incoming data to an "encephalized" operating system? Windows 2028, anyone?
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