Wednesday, June 8, 2016

More Truth About the Jewish Talmud

To see my previous posts on the Jewish Talmud, please go here, here, here, and here. See this post about the hidden secrets of Israel and Judaism-what they don't want you to know. Also, see this post about the beliefs of some of the people that former head of Homeland Security Michael Chertoff associated himself with.

Monday, June 6, 2016

Ethical Considerations of Brain Computer Interfaces - Nanotechnology

Among other technology and techniques, intelligence organizations are using BCI's (Brain Computer Interfaces) to discredit people with COINTELPRO methods. See here, here, here, here, here, here and here for more information.

Important ethical, legal and societal issues related to brain-computer interfacing are:^[104]^[105]^[106]^[107]

obtaining informed consent from people who have difficulty communicating,
shared responsibility of BCI teams (e.g. how to ensure that responsible group decisions can be made),
the consequences of BCI technology for the quality of life of patients and their families,
side-effects (e.g. neurofeedback of sensorimotor rhythm training is reported to affect sleep quality),
personal responsibility and its possible constraints (e.g. who is responsible for erroneous actions with a neuroprosthesis),
issues concerning personality and personhood and its possible alteration,
therapeutic applications and their possible exceedance,
questions of research ethics that arise when progressing from animal experimentation to application in human subjects,
mind-reading and privacy,
mind-control,
use of the technology in advanced interrogation techniques by governmental authorities,
selective enhancement and social stratification.
communication to the media.

Friday, June 3, 2016

The Jewish Talmud Exposed Video

See my previous posts on the Talmud here and here. Zionists, or "secular Jews" still get their identity from the Talmud Halakhah law. So, why is there no word about the crazy beliefs in the Talmud from our supposed "Liberal" Jewish friends?

Or, how about the "atheist Jew" Sam Harris who thinks the bible is just a bunch of craziness? Actually, he is just one of the supposed "critics" of religion that you see trotting around. As for the state of Israel, did you know about the marriage laws there? See here for more about that.

Not one of them will open their mouth about this insanity.

Do you know why? It's a combination of a couple reasons. First, it's because some Jews have a supremacist attitude and actually believe some of this crap. Second, it's because Jews have so much political and economic power that no one dares to say anything.

Collection of Tweets About Homeland Security and its Connections to Zionism - Tweet Number 17. So, Why No Word From Our Supposed "Liberal" Jewish Friends?

1. Here is an example of a COINTELPRO site: http://exposeintelligence.blogspot.ca/2016/05/a-perfect-example-of-cointelpro.html …

2. Here is a list of fairly popular alternative media sites, all of them should be looked at with suspicion: http://exposeintelligence.blogspot.ca/2016/04/phony-cointelpro-front-websites-and.html …

Former Head of Homeland Security Michael Chertoff and Chabad Lubavitch = Crazy Beliefs

“As for the Goyim… Zalman’s attitude (was): “Gentile souls are of a completely different and inferior order. They are totally evil, with no redeeming qualities whatsoever.”…If every simple cell in a Jewish body entails divinity, is a part of God, then every strand of DNA is a part of God. Therefore, something is special about Jewish DNA…” “…If a Jew needs a liver, can you take the liver of an innocent non-Jew passing by to save him? The Torah would probably permit that. Jewish life has an infinite value,” he explained. “There is something infinitely more holy and unique about Jewish life than non-Jewish life.” — Chabad-Lubavitch Rabbi Yitzhak Ginsburgh in “Jewish Week,” the largest Jewish publication in the United States, April 26, 1996

Can you believe this guy was once head of Homeland Security? Please see here for more about the origins of Homeland Security and here for a collection of tweets that I compiled about Homeland Security and its connections to COINTELPRO and how they are using East German Stasi-like tactics and classified surveillance technology along with electronic warfare.

All of these activities are war crimes. They are an initiation or declaration of war on the population of their fellow countrymen. These people should be hung for treason.

Sunday, May 29, 2016

Electromagnetic Beam Weapons- Electromagnetic Weapon Firing Beams No Longer Science Fiction

Below is an article from the Associated Press, in addition, see here, here, here and here. Also, they do not refer to the geospatial weaponry that the NSA and the other military intelligence agencies have. This is classified and is a part of Signals Intelligence, Radiation Intelligence, and TEMPEST. This comment in the article below is absolutely laughable because these weapons can give you a stroke, rupture your internal organs, give you cancer, concussions or kill you: "Military officials also say more needs to be done to assure the international community that directed-energy weapons set to stun rather than kill will not harm noncombatants."

Electromagnetic weapons are yet another example of science fiction becoming science fact. The below MSNBC/Associated Press article portrays the battlefield weapons of the future--guns which blind, burn the skin, or kill using pulsed electromagnetic energy beams.

These and other "non-lethal weapons," as they are called, have been around for decades. We spend immense amounts of money each year on weapons and the military. Yet CBS reports that the Pentagon's own auditors were unable to account for $2.3 trillion of the military budget. That's almost $10,000 for every man, woman and child in the US which has disappeared from the accounting books. A highly decorated US general once wrote a devastating book exposing exactly how War is a Racket which pads the pockets of the power elite.

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By ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARLINGTON, Va. - For years, the U.S. military has explored a new kind of firepower that is instantaneous, precise and virtually inexhaustible: beams of electromagnetic energy. ''Directed-energy'' pulses can be throttled up or down depending on the situation, much like the phasers on ''Star Trek'' could be set to kill or merely stun. Such weapons are now nearing fruition. But logistical issues have delayed their battlefield debut -- even as soldiers in Iraq encounter tense urban situations in which the nonlethal capabilities of directed energy could be put to the test.

"It's a great technology with enormous potential, but I think the environment's not strong for it," said James Jay Carafano, a senior fellow at the conservative Heritage Foundation who blames the military and Congress for not spending enough on getting directed energy to the front. "The tragedy is that I think it's exactly the right time for this."

The hallmark of all directed-energy weapons is that the target -- whether a human or a mechanical object -- has no chance to avoid the shot because it moves at the speed of light and it can penetrate walls.

Since the ammunition is merely light or radio waves, directed-energy weapons are limited only by the supply of electricity. And they don't involve chemicals or projectiles that can be inaccurate, accidentally cause injury or violate international treaties.

"When you're dealing with people whose full intent is to die, you can't give people a choice of whether to comply," said George Gibbs, a systems engineer for the Marine Expeditionary Rifle Squad Program who oversees directed-energy projects. "What I'm looking for is a way to shoot everybody, and they're all OK."

Almost as diverse as the electromagnetic spectrum itself, directed-energy weapons span a wide range of incarnations.

Among the simplest forms are inexpensive, handheld lasers that fill people's field of vision, inducing a temporary blindness to ensure they stop at a checkpoint, for example. Some of these already are used in Iraq.

Other radio-frequency weapons in development can sabotage the electronics of land mines, shoulder-fired missiles or automobiles -- a prospect that interests police departments in addition to the military.

A separate branch of directed-energy research involves bigger, badder beams: lasers that could obliterate targets tens of miles away from ships or planes. Such a strike would be so surgical that, as some designers put it at a recent conference here, the military could plausibly deny responsibility.

The flexibility of directed-energy weapons could be vital as wide-scale, force-on-force conflict becomes increasingly rare, many experts say. But the technology has been slowed by such practical concerns as how to shrink beam-firing antennas and power supplies.

Military officials also say more needs to be done to assure the international community that directed-energy weapons set to stun rather than kill will not harm noncombatants.

Such issues recently led the Pentagon to delay its Project Sheriff, a plan to outfit vehicles in Iraq with a combination of lethal and nonlethal weaponry -- including a highly touted microwave-energy blaster that makes targets feel as if their skin is on fire. Sheriff has been pushed at least to 2006.

"It was best to step back and make sure we understand where we can go with it," said David Law, science and technology chief for the Joint Non-Lethal Weapons Directorate.

The directed-energy component in the project is the Active Denial System, developed by Air Force researchers and built by Raytheon Co. It produces a millimeter-wavelength burst of energy that penetrates 1/64 of an inch into a person's skin, agitating water molecules to produce heat. The sensation is certain to get people to halt whatever they are doing.

Military investigators say decades of research have shown that the effect ends the moment a person is out of the beam, and no lasting damage is done as long as the stream does not exceed a certain duration. How long? That answer is classified, but it apparently is in the realm of seconds, not minutes. The range of the beam also is secret, though it is said to be further than small arms fire, so an attacker could be repelled before he could pull a trigger.

Although Active Denial works -- after a $51 million, 11-year investment -- it has proven to be a "model for how hard it is to field a directed-energy nonlethal weapon," Law said.

For example, the prototype system can be mounted on a Humvee but the vehicle has to stop in order to fire the beam. Using the vehicle's electrical power "is pushing its limits," he added.

Still, Raytheon is pressing ahead with smaller, portable, shorter-range spinoffs of Active Denial for embassies, ships or other sensitive spots.

One potential customer is the Department of Energy. Researchers at its Sandia National Laboratories are testing Active Denial as a way to repel intruders from nuclear facilities. But Sandia researchers say the beams won't be in place until 2008 at the earliest because so much testing remains.

In the meantime, Raytheon is trying to drum up business for an automated airport-defense project known as Vigilant Eagle that detects shoulder-fired missiles and fries their electronics with an electromagnetic wave. The system, which would cost $25 million per airport, has proven effective against a "real threat," said Michael Booen, a former Air Force colonel who heads Raytheon's directed-energy work. He refused to elaborate.

For Peter Bitar, the future of directed energy boils down to money.

Bitar heads Indiana-based Xtreme Alternative Defense Systems Ltd., which makes small blinding lasers used in Iraq. But his real project is a nonlethal energy device called the StunStrike.

Basically, it fires a bolt of lightning. It can be tuned to blow up explosives, possibly to stop vehicles and certainly to buzz people. The strike can be made to feel as gentle as "broom bristles" or cranked up to deliver a paralyzing jolt that "takes a few minutes to wear off."

Bitar, who is of Arab descent, believes StunStrike would be particularly intimidating in the Middle East because, he contends, people there are especially afraid of lightning.

At present, StunStrike is a 20-foot tower that can zap things up to 28 feet away. The next step is to shrink it so it could be wielded by troops and used in civilian locales like airplane cabins or building entrances.

Xtreme ADS also needs more tests to establish that StunStrike is safe to use on people.

But all that takes money -- more than the $700,000 Bitar got from the Pentagon from 2003 until the contract recently ended.

Bitar is optimistic StunStrike will be perfected, either with revenue from the laser pointers or a partnership with a bigger defense contractor. In the meantime, though, he wishes soldiers in Iraq already had his lightning device on difficult missions like door-to-door searches.

"It's very frustrating when you know you've got a solution that's being ignored," he said. "The technology is the easy part."

Joint Non-Lethal Weapons Directorate: https://www.jnlwd.usmc.mil

To read the original article on electromagnetic pulse beam weapons on the MSNBC website at this link.

Saturday, May 28, 2016

Data Mining - Loss of Freedom - Potential End of Humanity As We Know It

I wrote previously about the power and the problems of data-mining, what I didn't get into completely in that article was how they are able to use sophisticated software like Recorded Future, Palantir, and Berico Technologies to accomplish the same goals with human brains. Everything that they are applying to phone calls and the internet can also be applied to the human mind.

To accomplish this, they use smart dust, nanotechnology, and brain-computer interfaces. In fact, with the smart dust, they are capable of collecting virtually all the information on the planet. This comes back to the whole idea of Total Information Awareness. See here for more on the DARPA control grid. See here to learn more about being a "living" node on a network.

Imagine setting alerts for "thoughts" that fall outside the bell curve of what the NSA deemed to be normal. Where did you see this before? In the Minority Report, and just like in the movie, there are problems.

The first problem, they can hack into your brain and screw around with it. See here for how the mind has no firewall, see here for more about nanotechnology, here for more about human guinea pigs with DARPA brain implants, here for how RFID chips fuse with human brain cells and how they can be controlled, and here for an example of being infected with a virus. There is also the problems of synthetic telepathy, also see here and here.

The second problem, there may be occasions of false positives.

This is political correctness taken to the extreme, it's a form of Cultural Marxism that had its beginnings in the Frankfurt school. In fact, this is one of the main ideas they had in mind while creating this program.

As I pointed out previously, a lot of these ideas come out of Eugenics and Cybernetics. The internet has been one of the methods that have been set up to be a platform for eugenics in the sense that it helps the powers that be to curb the influence or "eliminate" certain people that will challenge their power.

I like to call it a form of "Happy Face" fascism because on the outside it looks like everything is wonderful, but, if you knew the truth, you would be absolutely horrified. Beyond this, they use extremely deceptive methods of stalking and harassment that have their birth in the East German Stasi.

Exposing Intelligence Agency Human Rights Abuses

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