THE NANO/AI/FREQUENCY/BCI MIND CONTROL SYSTEM

Substantial evidence exists linking members of this country’s intelligence community
(including the Central Intelligence Agency, the Defense Advanced Research Projects

Agency, and the Office of Naval Intelligence) with the esoteric technology of mind con-
trol. For decades, “spy-chiatrists” working behind the scenes—on college campuses, in

CIA-sponsored institutes, and (most heinously) in prisons have experimented with the
erasure of memory, hypnotic resistance to torture, truth serums, post-hypnotic suggestion,
rapid induction of hypnosis, electronic stimulation of the brain, non-ionizing radiation,

microwave induction of intracerebral “voices,” and a host of even more disturbing tech-
nologies. Some of the projects exploring these areas were ARTICHOKE, BLUEBIRD,

PANDORA, MKDELTA, MKSEARCH and the infamous MKULTRA.

I have read nearly every available book on these projects, as well as the relevant con-
gressional testimony.5

I have also spent much time in university libraries researching rel-
evant articles, contacting other researchers (who have graciously allowed me access to

their files), and conducting interviews. Moreover, I traveled to Washington, DC to review

the files John Marks compiled when he wrote The Search for the “Manchurian Candi-
date.”

6 These files include some 20,000 pages of CIA and Defense Department docu-
ments, interviews, scientific articles, letters, etc. The views presented here are the result

of extensive and ongoing research.
As a result of this research, I have come to the following conclusions:



1. Although misleading (and occasionally perjured) testimony before Congress indi-
cated that the CIA’s “brainwashing” efforts met with little success,7

striking ad-
vances were, in fact, made in this field. As CIA veteran Miles Copeland once ad-
mitted to a reporter, “The congressional subcommittee which went into this sort

of thing got only the barest glimpse.”8

2. Clandestine research into thought manipulation has not stopped, despite CIA pro-
testations that it no longer sponsors such studies. Victor Marchetti, 14-year veter-
an of the CIA and author of the renown exposé, The CIA and the Cult of Intelli-
gence, confirmed in a 1977 interview that the mind-control research continues,

and that CIA claims to the contrary are a “cover story.”9
3. The Central Intelligence Agency was not the only government agency involved in

this research.10 Indeed, many branches of our government took part in these stud-
ies—including NASA, the Atomic Energy Commission, as well as all branches of

the Defense Department.
To these conclusions I would append the following—not as firmly-established
historical fact, but as a working hypothesis and grounds for investigation:

4. The “UFO abduction” phenomenon might be a continuation of clandestine mind-
control operations.

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Helicopters and Discs
The bizarre story of Rex Niles and his sister (not named in news accounts) may shed
interesting light on a variety of abductee cases, particularly that of Betty and Barney
Hill.145 Niles, the high-rolling owner of a Woodland Hills defense subcontracting firm

(Rex Rep) was fingered by authorities investigating defense industry kickbacks. He be-
came an extraordinarily cooperative witness in the investigation—until he was targeted

by his enemies, who allegedly used psychoelectronics as harassment.
The following excerpt from the Los Angeles Times article on Niles is particularly
compelling:

He [Niles] has produced testimony from his sister, a Simi Valley
woman who swears that helicopters have repeatedly circled her home. An
140 Raymond Fowler, The Andreasson Affair (New York: Prentice Hall, 1979).
141 New York: Warner Books, 1989; 198-202.
142 Ruth Montgomery, Aliens Among Us (Ballantine, 1985), 49. My article “Psychiatric Abuse of UFO
Witness,” referred to earlier, also documents this phenomenon.

143 Chung-Kwang Chou and Arthur W. Guy, “Quantization of Microwave Biological Effects,” in Symposi-
um of Biological Effects and Measurement of Radio Frequency/Microwaves, edited by Dewitt G. Haz-
zard (U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 1977).

144 Miami Herald, May 28, 1984 and June 6, 1984; National Examiner, Vol. 22, No. 18, April 30, 1985.
Although the Examiner is a supermarket tabloid, and therefore a questionable source, this periodical has
rendered researchers the service of printing the X-ray of Petit’s brain, showing the implant.
145 Los Angeles Times, March 28, 1988.

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engineer measured 250 watts of microwaves in the atmosphere outside
Niles’ house and found a radioactive disc underneath the dash of his car
[my italics].
A former high school friend, Lyn Silverman, claimed that her home
computer went haywire when Niles stepped close to it.

No aliens in this story—yet how similar it is to tales of alien abduction! The low-
flying helicopters, of course, are frequently reported by abduction victims—the Betty

Andreasson Luca case provides the best-known example.146 The haywire electronics

equipment is also frequently encountered in putative abduction cases; I have spoken (in-
dependently) to three women who claimed to have been able to disturb or shut off televi-
sions and stereos simply by walking past the devices; one woman even claimed she had

switched off her TV simply by pointing at it!
But the radioactive disc is especially intriguing. As former FBI agent Ted Gunderson
recently explained to my associate Alexander Constantine, magnetic radioactive discs
have long been used by the clandestine services as cancer-inducing “silent killers”—i.e.,

as tools of assassination. Not only that. The disk calls to mind one little-remembered de-
tail of the Hill case—the dozen-or-so circular “shiny spots,” each the size of a silver dol-
lar, found on the trunk of her car directly after the abduction. A compass needle reacted

wildly when placed near these spots. Could they have marked the location where an elec-
tromagnetic or radioactive device, similar to that found by Niles, was placed on the car?

(Such a device might have been held to the spot magnetically, hence the circular impres-
sions.) If so, then the disorienting EMR could have helped induce the Hills’ “UFO sight-
ing.”

The Military and Mind Control
Some time ago, I attended hypnotic regression sessions in which the subject—a

claimed UFO abductee—recalled undergoing a mysterious “brain operation” at a veter-
an’s hospital in California. The operation was performed by human beings, not aliens.

Interestingly, this same hospital was mentioned in two other cases I encountered. These
other claims were not made by abductees, but by people alleged to have been victims of
mind-control experimentation.
One of these claimants, a former Navy SEAL who undertook numerous dangerous
missions in Vietnam, favorably impressed me with the wealth of detail in his story.147
This individual—I’ve taken to calling him “the trained SEAL”—had received specialized
combat training at a military base in California; he claims that at one point during this

training he was drugged, hypnotized, possibly placed under some form of electronic con-
trol, and subjected to the extremes of pain/pleasure operant conditioning. One peculiar

146 Raymond Fowler, The Andreasson Affair, Phase Two (Reward, 1982). This book includes rare photo-
graphs of the unmarked helicopters which have plagued this abduction victim and her family.

147 A mutual friend described for me an incident in which the former SEAL, mistakenly perceiving a

threat, almost instantly felled, and nearly killed, a man twice his size. Whatever the truth of my inform-
ant’s other statements, he certainly has received advanced combat training.

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detail of his story concerns the “reward” aspect of the conditioning: When properly ac-
quiescent, he was given unlimited sexual access to a woman who, the SEAL avers, was

herself the victim of brainwashing!

Unbelievable as this last claim may seem, I found it oddly resonant when I later inter-
viewed a prominent abductee in the Southern California area, who bravely offered me

details on a puzzling, albeit quite delicate, incident in her past. Still an attractive woman,

she recalled for me—indeed, seemed strangely compelled to describe—an early love af-
fair with a young soldier training at a military base near her home. She cannot recall the

soldier’s name. All she remembers is that one day he started living at her family’s house;

she has no memory of how the arrangement began, and her parents have never felt com-
fortable discussing the matter. Although unattracted to this soldier, she felt compelled to

become intimate with him, adopting a pliant, obeisant attitude that was quite out of char-
acter for her. Later, the soldier went on to covert missions in Vietnam.

Of course, a young person’s psycho-sexual development is never smooth, and the in-
cident related above may merely have represented one peculiarly upsetting bump in that

notoriously rough road. Still, some of the details of this story—particularly the parents’
attitude, the woman’s personality shift, and her subsequent memory lapses—are striking,
and I treat with respect the abductee’s intuition that this minor enigma in her personal
history could, if properly understood, shed light on her later “missing time” experiences.

Could the “trained SEAL” have been right? Was there, is there, a coterie of hypno-
programmed soldiers conducting particularly hazardous missions? And do the program-
mers have at their disposal a “ladies’ auxiliary,” so to speak, of hypnotized camp follow-
ers?

If the SEAL’s story stood alone, skeptics could easily dismiss it (provided they did

not sit, as I did, face-to-face with the story’s teller, listening to all the grisly and unset-
tling details). But other veterans have added their voices to this grim tale. Daniel

Sheehan, of the Christic Institute, claims that his organization has spoken to half-a-dozen
individuals with narratives similar to my SEAL informant. All had received “processing,”

so to speak, within the context of standard military training; after programming and spe-
cialized combat instruction by mercenaries, the recruits were placed “on hold,” to be used

as situations arose—and some of those situations occurred within the United States.148

Walter Bowart began his own researches into mind control by placing an ad in “Sol-
dier-of-Fortune”-style publications, asking for correspondence from veterans who experi-
enced inexplicable lapses in memory or strange behavior modification techniques while

serving in Vietnam; he received over 100 replies. Bowart devoted an entire chapter to one
of these respondents—an Air Force veteran named David, who ended his four-year tour
of duty recalling only that he had spent the time “having fun, skin diving, laying on the

beach, collecting shells...It never dawned on me until later that I must have done some-
thing while I was in the service.” (An obvious example of screen memory.) He was also

“assigned” a girlfriend whose name he cannot now recall, despite the length and deep in-
timacy of the affair.149 The parallels to the SEAL’s story and the abductee’s account

should be obvious.

148 Fenton Bresler, Who Killed John Lennon? (New York: St. Martin’s Press, 1989), 45-46.
149 Bowart, Operation Mind Control, 27-42.

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We even have a confession, of sorts, from a scientist who specialized in one aspect of
this sort of training. Lt. Commander Thomas Narut, of the U.S. Naval Hospital at the
NATO headquarters in Naples, Florida, admitted during a lecture in Oslo that recruits in
Naples underwent “Clockwork-Orange”-style behavior modification sessions. Trainees
would be strapped into chairs with their eyelids clamped open while watching films of

industrial accidents and African circumcision ceremonies—films frequently used by psy-
chologists as a means of inducing stress in experimental situations. Unlike the protagonist

in Clockwork Orange, who learned revulsion at the sight of violence, Narut’s soldiers

were taught to accept and enjoy bloodshed, to view it with equanimity. Similar tech-
niques were used to dehumanize potential enemies. Graduates of this program became, in

Narut’s words, “hit men and assassins,” to be placed in American embassies throughout
the world.
When questioned by reporters about these claims, the American government denied

the story; Narut—after a long incommunicado period and apparent coercion—later ex-
plained to journalists that he had merely spoken theoretically. If so, why did he originally

describe the behavior modification procedure as an ongoing program?150

And while it may seem frivolous to return to the subject of abductions after examin-
ing such grim data, I should remind the reader of the many abduction accounts in which

abductees recall being forced to watch certain stress-inducing motion pictures. The al-
iens, it seems, have learned a few lessons from Dr. Narut.

The Ultimate Motive for Mind Control
Hypnosis hard-liners of the Orne school would almost certainly dismiss the foregoing

veterans’ accounts of the use of hypnosis, drugs and behavioral conditioning on Ameri-
can fighting men. Why, the skeptics would ask, would anyone attempt to create a “Man-
churian Candidate” when the military services, using entirely conventional means, can

create a “Rambo”? There have always been recruits for even the most hazardous duties;
what need of hypnosis?
The need, in fact, is absolute.
The modern battlefield has little place for the traditional soldier. Advanced weaponry

requires an increasing level of technical sophistication, which in turn requires a cool-
headed operator. But the all-too-human combatant—though capable of extraordinary acts

of courage under the most stressful conditions imaginable—does not possess inexhausti-
ble reserves of sang-froid. Eventually, breakdowns will occur. Per-capita psychiatric cas-
ualties have increased dramatically in each successive American conflict. As Richard

Gabriel, the excellent historian of the role of psychiatry in warfare, writes:

Modern warfare has become so lethal and so intense that only the al-
ready insane can endure it...Modern war requiring continuous combat will

increase the degree of fatigue on the soldier to heretofore unknown levels.
Physical fatigue—especially the lack of sleep—will increase the rate of
psychiatric casualties enormously. Other factors—high rates of indirect

fire, night fighting, lack of food, constant stress, large numbers of casual-
ties—will ensure that the number of psychiatric casualties will reach disas-
trous proportions. And the number of casualties will overburden the medi-
cal structure to the point of collapse.

The ability to treat psychiatric casualties will all but disappear. There

will be no safe forward areas in which to treat soldiers debilitated by men-
tal collapse. The technology of modern war has made such locations func-
tionally obsolete...153

According to Gabriel, the military intends to meet this challenge by creating “the
chemical soldier,” a designer-drugged zombie in fighting

From Targeted Justice:

FBI Special Agent, Deron Ogletree, has identified himself on Linkedin as the Executive Manager & Chairperson of the Houston JTTF (Joint Terrorism Task Force).

Ogletree openly admits that in 2012-13, he led a group of 6 agents to recruit Confidential Human Sources (CHS), or what the TI community calls "Perps" and "Gangstalkers." In 2019, the Inspector General, Michael Horowitz, determined that the FBI "did not comply" with the rules and guidelines in the CHS Manual. HCAD.org shows that Ogletree lives at 20515 Duncan Run, in Cypress, Texas. Zillow.com shows his house at $407,300 on a government paycheck.

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Deron Ogletree

Supervisory Special Agent

May 2012 - May 2013 · 1 yr 1 mo New Orleans, Louisiana

• Led a team of six agents tasked with the mission to Identify and recruit Confidential Human Sources (CHS) to provide FBI with national security and criminal threat information, while cultivating and acting in concert with a network of threat-coordination office supervisors.

• Spearheaded a Concept of Operation initiative to provide direction and guidance to normalize processes and standards to build sophisticated CHS recruitment operations and threat reporting program.

• Increased intelligence report production and dissemination by 100% in tandem with other government agencies, resulting in team recognition for highest producer of intelligence reporting in the FBI’s New Orleans Division.

His FBI boss is Perrye Turner, head of the Houston FBI office, including 400 agents. Perrye lives at 19014 Cove Manor Drive, in Cypress, Texas. Zillow.com shows it at $820,200 on a government paycheck.

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Targeted Justice has repeatedly stated that "counterterrorism" is the code word for gangstalking. If you want to find the leaders in your city that run the gangstalking - search for "counterterrorism."

Every major city in the United States is setup in a similar pattern. Also search for "Fusion Center" and JTTF. You can find them on Linkedin and Social Media.

Please stop chasing your local perps. If you truly want it to stop - identify the leaders.

These are the gangstalking leaders in your city:

FBI - JTTF - Fusion Center

Links to important Gangstalking documents:

Gangstalking Training Manual

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FBI - Confidential Human Source (CHS) Policy Guide. This is the FBI's Official Perp Manual.

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Brennan Center for Justice - this report proves that Fusion Centers are involved in illegal surveillance and gangstalking.

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Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations - this report proves that Fusion Centers are involved in illegal surveillance and gangstalking.

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“It’s troubling that the very ‘Fusion Centers' that were designed to share information in a post-9/11 world, have become part of the problem.

Instead of strengthening our counterterrorism efforts, they have too often wasted money and stepped on Americans’ civil liberties.”

--- Senator Tom Coburn

PS - to the govt criminals. There's lots more where this came from... When did you want to back off?

I bet she’s ecstatic with the large population of field work now.

QUOTE
Over the next eight months, Barker subjected Steve and the other patients to a battery of unorthodox experiments involving LSD, scopolamine, methamphetamines, and other drugs. Steven also experienced numerous other forms of abuse and torture.

Following his release, Steve continued to suffer the aftereffects of his Oak Ridge experience. For several years, he found himself in and out of prison—and back to Oak Ridge—before he was finally able to establish himself as a successful entrepreneur.
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I've posted the vids already. Never posted his book. It was Steve (he writes on GLP now and then) who said 'they tried to give me PTSD, instead I've given them PTSD'....

mkultra didn't end. and it was way past lsd by the early 70's... they allowed a fraction of what they'd done be disclosed so that normie idiots (who should have been horrified at what was made public back in the 70's) would think it was just drugs, didn't go anywhere/didn't work, they stopped, etc... BULLSHIT: at least one witness saw evidence of brain computer interface that could produce imagery on a screen from an operator's thoughts in the Pentagon in the eary 70's. most people have NO IDEA how advanced this tech has been and for how long... boggles the mind to consider how many lives have been altered unbeknownst in this way and how much social/political engineering has been done with psychotronics in the last 50 years. it's insane. and they've got normies distracted with celebrity trials and a bunch of bullshit issues on top of inflation and plandemic scams. clown world.

#9
Not sure I can direct link but this works...

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“I can see the day coming where a scientist will be able to control what a person sees in their mind’s eye, by sending the right waves to the right place in their brain. My guess is that most objections will be similar to those we hear today about subliminal messages in advertisements, only much more vehement.

This technology is not without its risks of misuse. It could be a revolutionary healthcare technology for the sick, or a perfect controlling tool with which the ruthless control the weak. This time though, the control would be literal.”
END QUOTE

It sure as heck isn't 'helping me' in any size nor form.

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is this shit legit? is this why the gov't is complicit in targeting and why it happens to a lot of rh negative people? tall whites know something about rh negs and want them screwed up?

Thread: The worst part of the nanobots is going to be when everyone can't talk anymore or write to each other (zero privacy)

wtf is this shit

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this is bullshit -- they use this system and tech to get in targeted people's heads and screw with their thinking and emotions. it's all rigged and they are evil liars.

Rudolph, the tall white alien, believes the world was created by those using mushrooms and only those people who believe life matters, matter.

Lol

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