Mind Control Through the Airwaves — Evidence to Share with Friends

A silent communications system in which non-aural carriers, in the very low or very high audio-frequency range or in the adjacent ultrasonic frequency spectrum are amplitude- or frequency-modulated with the desired intelligence and propagated acoustically or vibrationally, for inducement into the brain, typically through the use of loudspeakers, earphones, or piezoelectric transducers. The modulated carriers may be transmitted directly in real time or may be conveniently recorded and stored on mechanical, magnetic, or optical media for delayed or repeated transmission to the listener.

In simple terms, covert mind control. The two main ways that the technology is allegedly utilized is either through use of short-range direct microwave induction or piggybacking on signals transmitted over TV or radio waves and other carrier frequencies, and it is supposedly completely undetectable. So far, so creepy, especially considering the potential military applications for such a technology, and according to Edward Tilton, President of Silent Sounds, Inc., governments have already been using his company’s tech in a range of top-secret capacities. He ominously states:

All schematics, however, have been classified by the US Government and we are not allowed to reveal the exact details. We make tapes and CDs for the German Government, even the former Soviet Union countries! All with the permission of the US State Department, of course. The system was used throughout Operation Desert Storm (Iraq) quite successfully.

Wait, what? Was this mind control technology actually used in the gulf War? According to conspiracy theorists it was actually used to great effect during the war, where these waves were spewed forth onto the unsuspecting enemy through standard radio frequency broadcasts in order to subliminally influence them into panicking and surrendering. One piece of evidence used for this were some news reports from wire service bulletins from London’s ITV News Bureau Ltd (London) in March of 1991. One March 23, 1991 news-brief called “High-Tech Psychological Warfare Arrives in the Middle East” apparently stated that during Operation Desert Storm the U.S. military deployed “an unbelievable and highly classified PsyOps program utilizing ‘silent sound’ techniques.” Supposedly these signals were broadcast over FM radio stations on the 100 MHz frequency, and had the effect of compelling Iraqi forces to surrender by “implanting negative emotional states-feelings of fear, anxiety, despair and hopelessness.”

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The use of sophisticated mind-influencing technology during the Gulf War is supposedly why so many Iraqi forces were so quickly convinced to surrender, even in situations where they had the military upper hand. In some cases, whole brigades surrendered without a fight, as one soldier puts it, “They were surrendering in droves, almost too fast for us to keep up with.” These were battle hardened troops seasoned through a perilous war with Iran from 1980-1988 and promising the Americans “The Mother of All Battles,” yet here they were giving up by the tens of thousands, often without firing a single shot. Some surrenders were bizarre, such as a troop of 450 Iraqi troops that were talked into giving up by a mere 100 U.S. soldiers, and an Iraqi soldier who gave himself up to an unarmed remote controlled drone, of which the witness would say:

One of them gave up to an RPV [remotely piloted vehicle]. Here’s this guy with his hands up, turning in a circle to give himself up to a model airplane with a camera in it.

Why is this? According to the conspiracies, it is clear evidence that the U.S. military was using the Silent Sound technology, reducing these combat veterans to compliant, docile prisoners. Making it all more sinister is that while the British press made mention of subliminal PsyOps operations, this information was censored and suppressed in reports in the U.S. media, making it all seem more suspicious and sinister. Of course government officials flat-out deny that any of this ever happened and are adamant that such a system does not officially even exist, and one Charles Bernard, a former Navy weapons-research director, has said of this:

I have yet to see one of these ray-gun things that actually works. And DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) has come to us every few years to see if there are ways to incapacitate the central nervous system remotely, but nothing has ever come of it. That is too science-fiction and far-fetched.

But that is what they would want you to think, isn’t it? Is any of this real or is it all tin-foil hat wearing conspiracist nonsense? Is it really just a bunch of science fiction mumbo jumbo? Whether it is actually happening in any capacity or not, the concept is at least believed by some to be not entirely far-fetched. One Dr. Michael Persinger, a professor of psychology and neuroscience at Laurentian University, Ontario, Canada, has said of this thus:

Contemporary neuroscience suggests the existence of fundamental algorithms by which all sensory transduction is translated into an intrinsic, brain-specific code. Direct stimulation of these codes within the human temporal or limbic cortices by applied electromagnetic patterns may require energy levels which are within the range of both geomagnetic activity and contemporary communication networks. A process which is coupled to the narrow band of brain temperature could allow all normal human brains to be affected by a sub-harmonic whose frequency range at about 10 Hz would only vary by 0.1 Hz.

Within the last two decades a potential has emerged which was improbable, but which is now feasible. This potential is the technical capability to influence directly the major portion of the approximately 6.5 billion brains of the human species, without mediation through classical sensory modalities, by generating neural information within a physical medium within which all members of the species are immersed.

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More than just military applications, such technology could be, and perhaps already is, used in a wide variety of ways to exert influence on our attitudes, moods, thoughts, desires, and actions. Such signals over TV and radio could be used to influence your choices of, say, a presidential candidate, shape your world opinion, or simply push you to choose one product over another. Stores could blare out these inaudible signals to manipulate your shopping experience or deter people from shoplifting. The signals could be on a constant loop over the airwaves simply for the purpose of keeping us compliant and tame. The possibilities are virtually limitless and not a little creepy. After all, if this is all real, then how many of the choices you have made today would truly be of your own free will?

Throwing further fuel onto the conspiracy fire is the 2009 U.S. Congress mandate for digital conversion for all TVs. According to the theories flying around, this is not simply out of the government’s benevolent desire for you to have better picture quality on your TV, but rather to provide a better and more efficient platform for utilizing the Silent Sound technology on the masses. It does seem like a lot of taxpayer money to spend just so that everyone can have HDTV, so is there something more sinister at work? One 2002 patent application called Nervous System Manipulation by EM Fields from Monitors says:

Many computer monitors and HD TV screens, when displaying pulsed images, emit pulsed electromagnetic fields of sufficient amplitudes to cause such excitation. It is therefore possible to manipulate the nervous system of a subject by pulsing images displayed on a nearby computer monitor or digital TV set.

In other words, digital HDTV is great for some mind control. The implications of such widespread mind-control would certainly be severe, and the effects could potentially go far beyond merely implanting suggestions into the mind or changing emotional states. Speculation has touched on the capacity for such technology to actually implant thoughts or memories or conversely erase them, cause people to sleep, and even control their movements and bodily functions, essentially making us programmable machines. One 1996 paper from the USAF Scientific Advisory Board, entitled New World Vistas Air and Space Power for the 21st Century gives the chilling vision of such a future thus:

One can envision the development of electromagnetic energy sources, the output of which can be pulsed, shaped, and focused, that can couple with the human body in a fashion that will allow one to prevent voluntary muscular movements, control emotions (and thus actions), produce sleep, transmit suggestions, interfere with both short-term and long-term memory, produce an experience set, and delete an experience set.

It is certainly a scary and sobering thought to imagine that any of this could be possible or real, that our thoughts and decisions are not necessarily our own and that we are at the whim of waves and signals penetrating our brain to violate our consciousness. What would such a world be like? Are we already living in it? There is absolutely no evidence that the Silent Sound technology is being used to any extent, but the theories and speculation about it are creepy and sinister enough to make one wonder if there is something more going on when sitting down to watch TV.

(Stillness in the Storm Editor) The preceding article provides an excellent overview of the concept of gang stalking or electronic manipulation of a person through psychotronic or psionic weaponry.

The author claims, “There is absolutely no evidence that the Silent Sound technology is being used to any extent,” but I would argue that this assertion isn’t true, although I can see his point. I don’t actually think the author is taking such a staunch stance, more so just speaking to a lack of accepted evidence. For sake of discussion, let’s explore this viewpoint in our culture and examine it by looking at what the author is speaking to.

The point I think the author is making is that the effects of such weapons are subjective—locked away in a person’s mind and experience. That we have no mainstream methods for objectively measuring such influences—although there are other not-so-well-accepted methods of gathering data on subjective experience.

Using galvanic skin response, EEG, and EKG, to name a few, we can gather biometric data about an individual that through a comprehensive process, an objective case can be made that would lend credence to a person being the victim of “mind control” technology. Moreover, there are ways of taking existing technology, such as smart TVs, cell phones, and wifi signals to measure the effects of these devices on a person’s cognitive function and emotional expression. And such studies have already demonstrated we are most definitely affected by electronic and psionic devices.

The statement that there is absolutely no evidence of the usage of Silent Sound technology is a fallacy. A more accurate statement is there are no established and/or accepted methods implemented by the mainstream for the purpose of measuring the use of such technology on an individual. Another more accurate statement is that some people refuse to research or acknowledge what has already been proven. Despite the lack of these methods being accepted, they do exist.

Just because we can’t measure a thing now, or that people refuse to research it because it counter’s their beliefs, doesn’t mean a phenomenon doesn’t exist. To claim such a position reveals a lack of knowledge with respect to how science works, or more specifically, it reveals lack of epistemological integrity.

“One who lacks “epistemological integrity”might draw illogical conclusions to substantiate a claim now built upon incorrect assumptions and/or fallacious statements. One who lacks epistemological integrity might lack the psychological and/or organizational processes in order to assess evidence, categorize information and discern sound logic. Upon that rocky foundation, now this individual’s ability to build an argument suffers, along with the grounds by which his inferior truth stands.”

-Teresa Yanaros

Thus, from a discernment perspective, supported by an epistemological understanding (the philosophy of knowledge) it is a fallacious or a wrong argument to assert that something doesn’t exist because we can’t measure it. Or more to the point, that we might refuse to consider it’s real, thus, we never look.

I would argue that there is a host of evidence to, at the very least, compel honest researchers and scientists to investigate the use of mind influencing technology.

Consider, for example, the fact that geomagnetic activity has already been proven to affect human consciousness. Now consider technology like HAARP, that alters the ionosphere over a particular region of the planet. The very fact that such ionospheric changes caused by HAARP alter geomagnetic activity is a causal correlation that can be used to justify an investigation into claims that HAARP can have a marked effect on the human mind. And this is just one example.

As an exercise, perform what is known as an epistemic regression exercise. Make a list of the things you believe to be true and ask yourself, one by one, why you think it is true. Then ask why your reason for believing it is true and valid. Is there evidence (whether objective or subjective)? How sure are you that you’re interpreting the evidence correctly? Are you even looking at evidence or just resting your beliefs on what someone else has said?

The more you do a forensic analysis of your beliefs the more you’ll likely realize most of the things you believe to be true have not been personally evaluated and discerned. But in doing this exercise, you will shore up your foundations of knowledge. You’ll perfect and make clear what you do conclude is true, and you can personally understand why.

With the “why” in hand, you’re no longer depending on an expert, you become the expert yourself. And with that power, the power to gain your own knowledge through honest and proper evaluation, almost anything is possible. Most especially, you become increasingly immune to deception, manipulation, and propaganda. And you’ll likely be more confident in expressing your opinions to others, hopefully sharing these ideas with humility, grace, and tact.

In other words, you become a lie detector and truth receiver who has the power to sift fact from fiction with ever more perfect skill.

I would argue, this kind of self-mastery is the most important thing anyone who values the truth could do—for themselves, and their fellows. We need self-illuminated people in this world, desperately. And you can pass these skills on to your children and give them to your friends, which will help make the world a better place, due to the fact we’re building this better world on foundations of honestly derived, tested, and complete knowledge.

Read more articles by Justin Deschamps.

 – Justin

About The Author

Brent Swancer is an author and crypto expert living in Japan. Biology, nature, and cryptozoology still remain Brent Swancer’s first intellectual loves. He’s written articles for MU and Daily Grail and has been a guest on Coast to Coast AM and Binnal of America.