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• EMSOPEDIA - The world standard knowledge in Electromagnetic Spectrum Operation

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• Project Freedom- The UK's Leading Mind Control Expose Web Site

  This page has a lot of fringe theories which i do not promote but am including it for the relevancy to the ti community. There is info about the technology & weapons as well.

• Research Articles | Targeted International

  The best proof of this program I can find on the internet. How they do what they do, who might be behind it. Weapons descriptions, patents, laws- anything that helps explain the truth of what we are going through.

• Review: Controlling the Human Mind by Dr. Nick Begich Reviewed by Eleanor White October 26, 2006

• Auditory Responses to Microwave

  List of books and sources

• BIBLIOGRAPHY ON THE PSYCHOACTIVITY OF ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS [1] Robert C. Beck and Eldon A. Byrd

  It is unusual to include a bibliography of this magnitude with a mere position paper; however, we feel that, with a subject as controversial as this one, it is essential to give the reader an insight into the tremendous amount of work that has gone on in the background of this relatively new field. The bibliography accompanying the article originally ran only four pages; then, with the help of Eldon Byrd of the Naval Office of Surface Weaponry, a more extensive one was compiled on this sensitive topic. This important bibliography is included in its entirety.-- Ed

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• Search | CIA FOIA (foia.cia.gov)

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• Research Articles | Targeted International

  The best proof of this program I can find on the internet. How they do what they do, who might be behind it. Weapons descriptions, patents, laws- anything that helps explain the truth of what we are going through.

• Electromagnetic Radiation Book List (2000)

• USAMRD Microwave Bioeffects Branch McKesson BioServices' Publication List 1994-1997

• Microwave Technology & its Use Against Humanity