A journalist working for the civil liberties news group
Muckrock has been sent what looks like pages from a classified document on mind
control and electronic weapons. The investigative journalist, Curtis Waltman,
had been involved in a research project on violent extremist political groups
in the United States of America .
He submitted a Freedom of Information Act request to the Washington State Fusion
Centre, a public safety and anti-terrorism agency attached to the US Department
of Homeland Security, asking for information on radical left and right wing
political movements and received in response a Zip folder entitled EM effects on the Human Body (EM is
short for "electromagnetic"). It includes several diagrams on how
electromagnetic weapons work. It lists the effects on the targeted individual
which are an array of very unpleasant mental and physical symptoms; including forced
amnesia, voices in the head, spontaneous pain and itching, stiffness of the
limbs and loss of dexterity. It also details how these weapons could be wielded
against the population. Waltman doesn't think these look like government
documents. Source: https://www.muckrock.com/news/archives/2018/apr/18/fusion-center-em/,
and: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-5638069/Government-accidentally-sends-strange-conspiracy-theory-file-describing-remote-mind-control.html.
If these documents are genuine, then they are very important
because of where they come from, regardless of how they are formatted. As
"X-Files-like" as this information sounds, it contains nothing
essential that has not previously been published. The technology described
therein exists, patents have been issued for it to the inventors and some of it
is known to have been developed by many state and corporate actors. I've
discussed this subject many times before with people such as Kieron Lee Perrin
and Neil Sanders, see background links below. Here is Neil's book: https://www.neilsandersmindcontrol.com/index.php/2014-01-02-21-10-30/your-thoughts-are-not-your-own-volume-one.
If the documents are genuine then why were they sent to a civil rights
journalist? As the Daily Mail
suggests, it could simply be by accident. I know many of my peers will insist
that "they never do anything by
accident, Ben!" I don't agree. They are not perfect; they are fallible
like all people are. Sometimes they cock up; it happens. This is the most
likely explanation for another recent example I've covered, see: https://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.co.uk/2018/03/twitter-voicemail-update.html.
Our job is to be on standby to take advantage of their blunders. However, could
this indeed be a deliberate release of something intended to look like real
classified information? This would make it an act of disinformation, as some
people claim the Majestic papers are, see here for details: https://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.co.uk/2017/06/new-ufo-files.html.
If it is disinformation then what message is it trying to give out? What
purpose does it serve? I can't think of one at present. On the other hand the
documents could have been slipped into the response to Waltman by a whistleblower.
Somebody who works inside the Washington State Fusion Centre who is aware of
covert operations by the agency and feels distressed by being in collusion with
it. This could be their way of blowing the secrecy open. If this is the case
then I hope they will come to no harm as a result of their courageous action.
Another possibility is that this is a hoax perpetrated by Curtis Waltman
himself. I don't know if he is the kind of person who would do something like
this. If he is then why would he be employed by Muckrock? What could he gain by
concocting this story? We will have to see; there may be an update to this
situation.
See here for
background: http://hpanwo-radio.blogspot.co.uk/2017/10/programme-253-podcast-kieron-lee-perrin.html.
And: http://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.co.uk/2016/09/sherlock-hounds-of-baskerville.html.
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