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1996

Gloria Naylor

Microwaves word

Microwaves word appears eight times in the book:

Página 97, nº 1,2

“You typed 'hello,” Agent Browne says. “Now, type in a whole sentence.” Paulo types. Agent Browne still has his back to Paulo. “You typed 'Bring me the keys to the kingdom,” Browne says. “And how do I know? I heard it.” He taps his forehead. “I know what you're probably thinking, and believe me, this is no magic trick. You have in your hands some of the most advanced technology in the world. We've known for a couple of decades that sound can be produced in someone's head by radiating it with microwaves. It's now been refined to work with this computer program. This program translates key strokes into bursts of microwaves that bypass the ears and hit the auditory section of the brain. You are, in effect, speaking directly to the brain. And the brain 'hears' you. For all the target knows, she's just had a fleeting thought that originated within her.

Page 112, nº 3

“The agent unlocks his attaché case and pulls out what looks like a miniature satellite dish with a hand-held computer attached to it. It looks very similar to the setup they'd already been using to radiate the Naylor woman's head with microwaves. Anticipating the next obvious question, Simon continues, “This is vastly different from what you've been using because it gives you feedback. You know what an EEG is-a machine that reads brain waves.

Well, this is the mother of all EEGs because it translates the brain waves that make up thought. Every time you think a word or a sentence, you hear it inside your head, don't you? This machine hears it as well and prints it out onto this screen.””

Page 154, nº 4

Dave Fratus and several other prisoners at Utah State Prison in Draper, Utah claimed hearing voices caused by remote electronic emissions in their heads and that the voices said they came from the planet Astra. In a letter dated October 18, 1988, Fratus described “some type of remote control electronic brain punishment…” In 1981, Dorothy Burdick wrote the book, Such Things are Known, published by Vantage Press. Burdick was a college professor in a northern California community college. She was targeted with, “microwave hearing,” the phenomena of voices heard in the head, and caused by microwaves. Mike Sagedy came to the United States from Iran with his family and was targeted. Currently a law student, I believe that I too was targeted when I signed papers for entering the military in 1986. I believe I have been part of some form of baseline study for brain studies on stress, or for military purposes such as psychological operations.

Page 156, nº 5,6,7 Addendum

”…Government officials estimate that [Rex] Niles had handed over millions in under-the-table payments to employees of leading contractors in exchange for lucrative subcontracts before he secretly turned government witness and began an undercover campaign with the FBI to sting the crooked buyers who had depended n his largess. Niles' work as an informant led to the conviction of 19 industry buyers and supervisors on fraud, tax evasion and kickback charges. In April of 1987, in triumph and lauded for his “unprecedented cooperation,” Niles retired into the Federal Witness Protection Program. But in the way stories have of not ending the way they are supposed to,… Instead, he is living in a suburban home outside Los Angeles, sleeping under a makeshift foil tent fashioned to block the microwaves he believes are killing him. “His aluminum foil hat has tiny holes in it, says Rex Niles, proof that the government is bombarding him with microwaves in an attempt to kill him…. He has produced testimony from his sister, a Simi Valley woman who swears that helicopters have repeatedly circled over her home. An engineer measured 250 watts of microwaves in the atmosphere inside Niles' house and found a radioactive disc underneath the dash of his car…. The noises started again, he said. “You know, in the middle of the night at two in the morning, when they wouldn't allow me to sleep; when they were aggravating my conscious as well as my subconscious mind, I would hear what sounded like large groups of people… that sounded like a bottle breaking in the street. “So I would go to the window, or one time I was dressed because I couldn't sleep, so I went down, and the street was absolutely empty.” Niles became convinced that the marshals had set up an elaborate speaker system around his room to confuse him with artificial sounds. In intricate detail, he has worked out his theory of what happened. The marshals, he said, were attempting to make it appear as though he were crazy, setting him up in order to make off with his money. They kept him awake at night to minimize his resistance, he theorized. ”…This has been a very tough story to tell people,” Niles admitted. “They have a hard time believing me and wonder how could I have this much audacity and this much vanity, to think that I'm worth this kind of a push, this much manpower, equipment, airplanes, helicopters, at one point, 14 lasers. It isn't that I'm worth it. It's because they've got so much to protect…”1)

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38. Email excerpt to Cheryl Welsh, From: "Eldon Byrd"
Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2002 5:43 PM

“…I agree that the thermal/athermal effects has ended, but I think for a different reason. What Frey discovered (that microwave effects can create clicks in the brain)was a thermal effect. Thermal effects can cook the brain, and even though it was admitted that we (the US) looked into it, the ability to control a distance effect such as this just was not there. I had to fight tooth and nail to convince the establishment that EMF had nothing to do with thermal effects. The establishment position was that ONLY microwaves could create an effect in the brain. Of course, they have changed their tune, over my dead body, and the dead bodies of some others. The references you quote are valid. Your statement that the Russian evidence is important because it shows that the Russians have (at least had) a large mind control program dating back to the 1950's and therefore the US would also have a very (I would say, “it is reasonable to assume”) classified mind control program, is pretty much dead on, in my opinion. And it is this area that my proposal will deal with–the other areas are more controversial, although the thermal/athermal issue is pretty dead, I think. …Eldon

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18. Murphy, Kim. “A Fearful Fix Grips Figure in Kickbacks.” Los Angeles Times. March 28, 1988. Metro part 2, pg. 1.
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