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Neuroscience, National Security & the “War on Terror”
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Tom Burghardt
Global Research
July 30, 2008
Operating with little ethical oversight, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has been tapping cutting-edge advances in neuroscience, computers and robotics in a quest to build the "perfect warfighter."
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| DARPA, the Pentagon agency that brought us the internet, are now searching for the means to militarize the human mind itself, viewed as the ultimate platform for imperialist domination and social control. | |
Dovetailing precisely with other projects to "dominate" the urban "battlespace" of global south and "homeland" cities, DARPA researchers are stretching moral boundaries where clear distinctions between "human" and "machine" are being consciously blurred. (see "Simulating Urban Warfare" and "America’s Cyborg Warriors")
As the Center for Cognitive Liberty & Ethics warns,
The right of a person to liberty, autonomy, and privacy over his or her own intellect is situated at the core of what it means to be a free person. This principle is what gives life to some of our most well-established and cherished rights. Today, as new drugs and other technologies are being developed for augmenting, monitoring, and manipulating mental processes, it is more important than ever to ensure that our legal system recognizes and protects cognitive liberty as a fundamental right. (CCLE, "Frequently Asked Questions," September 15, 2003)
Not only is the right to "liberty, autonomy, and privacy" being undermined by militarizing the life sciences, but the legal system itself is ill-equipped to deal with advances–and emerging threats–to "cognitive liberty" as America’s corporatist surveillance state seek new means to elicit compliance and control over individuals as biological science is securitized under the rubric of "national security."
In Mind Wars: Brain Research and National Defense (Dana Press, 2006), bioethicist Jonathan Moreno lays out a frightening scenario where various Pentagon agencies with DARPA leading the charge, have been funding neuroscientific and biological research in the following areas:
Mind-machine interfaces, also called "neural prosthetics." Living robots" whose movements can be controlled via brain implants. Research has successfully been carried out on "roborats" and "robodogs" for mine clearing and other dubious purposes. "Cognitive feedback helmets" that provide commanders or their medical surrogates the ability to remotely view an individual soldiers’ mental state. MRI and fMRI technologies for what has been called "brain fingerprinting" as an interrogation tool or airport screening for "terrorists." So-called "non-lethal" pulse weapons and other neurodisruptors for deployment in global south or "homeland" cities as "riot control" tools. "Neuroweapons" that use biological agents to stimulate the release of neurotoxins. Research into concocting new pharmaceuticals that inhibit the urge to eat, sleep, suppress fear, or repress psychological inhibitions against killing.
With a multibillion dollar budget and dozens of projects in the pipeline, DARPA’s Defense Sciences Office (DSO) are looking for newer and ever-more insidious means "to harness biology" for military applications. A short list of DSO projects include the following:
* Biological Sensory Structure Emulation (BioSenSE), a program "designed around the concept of understanding biological sensory structures through advanced characterization and emulating, or transferring, this knowledge to the creation of superior synthetic sensors." The majority of biological stimuli are deemed of "great military relevance" by Darpacrats.
* Cognitive Technology Threat Warning System (CTTWS), the intent of which is to integrate "advances in technology and biology" for a "soldier-portable" visual threat detection device that will utilized "cognitive visual processing algorithms" and "operator neural signature detection."
* Fundamental Laws of Biology (FLB), is described as a mathematical modeling program that "will impact DoD and national security by developing a rational and predictive basis for doing biological research to combat bioterrorism, maintain healthy personnel, and discover new vaccines and medicines"–or to facilitate the design of new biological weapons.
* Nano Air Vehicle (NAV), described by program managers as as a project that "will develop and demonstrate an extremely small (less than 7.5 cm), ultra-lightweight (less than 10 grams) air vehicle system with the potential to perform indoor and outdoor military missions. The program will explore novel, bio-inspired, conventional and unconventional configurations to provide the warfighter with unprecedented capability for urban mission operations." Paging John Anderton, white courtesy telephone!
* Neovision "will pursue an integrated approach to the object recognition pathway in the brain. This fundamental biological research will be accomplished using methods intentionally geared toward computational and modeling approaches that are amenable to hardware- and software-based implementations."
* Peak Soldier Performance (PSP) is designed to "create technologies that allow the warfighter to maintain peak physical and cognitive performance despite the harsh battlefield environment." In other words, develop drugs and nutrients for a "more efficient" soldier.
* Preventing Sleep Deprivation (PSD) is described as seeking to "enhance operational performance," under harsh conditions. Current approaches "under investigation" include "novel pharmaceuticals that enhance neural transmission, nutraceuticals that promote neurogenesis, cognitive training, and devices such as transcranial magnetic stimulation."
* Training Superiority (DARWARS), a suite of programs directly tying the military-industrial and entertainment complexes together into a seamless web. DARWARS seeks to provide "continuously available, on-demand, mission-level training for all forces at all echelons. Specifically, the program is developing, in areas of high military importance, new kinds of cognitive training systems that include elements of human-tutor interactions and the emotional involvement of computer games coupled with the feedback of Combat Training Center learning." Continuous "on-demand training anywhere, anytime, for everyone."
As with all dual-use research conducted by the agency, military relevance trump all other considerations. One need only examine the use of psychological research in the "war on terror" for some very troubling analogies.
AugCog
If behavioral psychology was handmaid to the horrors perpetrated at Guantánamo Bay, Abu Ghraib and CIA transnational "black sites," what new nightmares are in store for humanity when advances in neuroscience, complex computer algorithms and a secretive national security state enter stage (far) right? Let’s take a look.
Amy Kruse, Ph.D., is described on DARPA’s website as the creator of the concept of "operational neuroscience," designing programs that "are helping transform neuroscience from a laboratory discipline to one that is doing advanced research to deliver revolutionary capabilities important to our warfighters."
DSO’s "Training and Human Effectiveness" brief claims this suite of programs is "revolutionizing training…for everyone, anywhere, and at any time." Kruse’s area of expertise is "AugCog" or augmented cognition, a subset of neuroscientific research seeking models for a "brain-machine interface." Described by the Augmented Cognition International Society (ACI) as
an emerging field of science that seeks to extend a user’s abilities via computational technologies, which are explicitly designed to address bottlenecks, limitations, and biases in cognition and to improve decision making capabilities. The goal of AugCog science and technology is to develop computational methods and neurotech tools that can account for and accommodate information processing bottlenecks inherent in human-system interaction (e.g., limitations in attention, memory, learning, comprehension, visualization abilities, and decision making). ("What is Augmented Cognition?" ACI, no date) [emphasis added]
According to DARPA’s description of the program, Improving Warfighter Information Intake Under Stress (AugCog):
Military operators must frequently perform cognitively demanding tasks in stressful environments. The AugCog Program has developed technologies to mitigate sensory or cognitive overload and restore operational effectiveness by extending the information management capacity of the warfighter. This is accomplished through closed-loop computational systems that adapt to the state of the warfighter and thereby significantly improve performance.
The exploitation of human and other biological systems by DARPA raise profoundly troubling questions of how these security-related applications will be used by the United States to achieve global dominance at any and all cost. A recent article in Military Geospatial Technology reveal the technophilic preoccupations that obsess securocrats.
Imagine a computer that can read human brain waves to assess the lay of the land. It might seem futuristic, but that’s what the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency [NGA] had partially in mind when they awarded contracts under DARPA’s Urban Reasoning and Geospatial Exploitation Technology (URGENT) program. (Cheryl Gerber, "Seeing with Your Brain," Military Geospatial Technology, Vol. 6, Issue 3, June 5, 2008)
One of URGENT’s "prime contractors, major defense grifter Lockheed Martin, call their "approach to the program Object Recognition via Brain-inspired Technology," (ORBIT). In conjunction with DARPA’s URGENT program, the AugCog project is based on brain-inspired software that seeks to merge neuroscience with computers to create a technology that promises to deliver "situational awareness" to the "warfighter." But building complex 3-D mapping systems is merely the initial jump-off point for what may come once "brain-inspired" algorithms are "perfected."
One "product" that currently aids the "warfighter" and "counterterrorist" officials is called Signature Analyst, designed by corporate grifter SPADAC, a McClean, Virginia defense contractor with close ties to the Department of Homeland Security and the the NGA. According to SPADAC’s website, Signature Analyst
delivers enhanced objectivity by discerning subtle yet powerful and actionable insights, maximizing likelihood of success. Combining predictive analytics with spatial information as well as human terrain and social networking elements, the solution delivers effective consequence modeling and improved confidence in decisions for a range of global operational and business challenges.
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The program claims it provides "situational awareness" by "finding commonalities" and "relationships" in distinct, seemingly disparate data sources, including past events, as well as "human terrain" and "social networking" information. As we have described previously, Scaleable Social Network Analysis was a data-mining tool designed by DARPA’s Total Information Awareness office that worked in tandem with the National Security Agency’s illegal spying programs.
One shudders to imagine what "consequences" DARPA and their corporate "partners" are "modeling." A commercial version of the "product" is in the works. One "benefit" of the Signature Analyst software trumpeted by SPADAC is that will "allow fewer analysts to evaluate more data in less time." Why its the perfect "predictive" tool for the current capitalist downturn!
Carrying the mechanistic human/machine model a step further, Lockheed Martin and their "partner" Numenta, a California-based software company, are working on applications for the Defense Department. According to Numenta’s website, company founder Jeff Hawkins, author of the 2004 book On Intelligence, has "a deep interest in neuroscience and theories of the neocortex." We bet he does!
Indeed, Hawkins’ team has designed a suite of software applications, the Numenta Platform for Intelligent Computing (NuPIC), based on what it calls "hierarchical temporal memory (HTM)," a "computing paradigm" that mimics the structure and function of the human neocortex, the area of the brain that handles high-level thought.
John Darvill ORBIT’s chief investigator described Lockheed’s relationship with Numenta to Military Geospatial Technology thusly: "Lockheed has been involved with Numenta technology for two years and is a member of the Numenta Partner Program for technical interchange. We have a collaborative technical relationship with Numenta. We use their technology, modify it and apply it."
How? According to Numenta CEO Donna Dubinsky, HTM is designed to "be good at what the human brain can do–inference and pattern recognition even in the presence of noise." In a similar fashion, HTM "learns a model of the world" Dubinsky elaborated, "by exposure through its senses. In the same way, our software is self-learning and has to be exposed to the material that it has to learn. So we train the software. For example, we expose it to a lot of tanks so it learns tank-ness."
And if the software could be applied to an interrogation archetype, will it then "self-learn" how to "model" a sensory deprivation or psychological torture regimen, individually tailored to an "illegal enemy combatant" after it has been "exposed to the material"? Will the software in other words, be exposed "to a lot of torture so it learns torture-ness"?
Technological dual-use is a slippery slope towards atrocity and unimaginable horror, especially if left in the hands of American militarists.
Back to the Future
Here precisely, lies the crux of the problem of exploiting neuroscience and robotics in a quest for newer and ever more insidious military applications. The potential of neurologically interactive technologies to "enhance" human capabilities, indeed to invade the privacy of human thought, and infringe on the independence of our minds for "reasons of state," transform biological/medical research into a subset of weapons development.
To be sure, science, and in particular the cognitive sciences, have been seduced by the Pentagon and the CIA in the past. The literature on unethical CIA and Army research into quixotic quests for "mind control" over "enemy" agents and "target" populations–MKULTRA and their perverse offspring–are replete with the horror stories of their abused victims. Indeed, MKULTRA became the ideologically-charged basis for current interrogation and torture practices by the CIA, the military and their "outsourced" partners.
A perusal of the Company’s seminal interrogation manuals, KUBARK Counterintelligence Interrogation and the Human Resource Exploitation Training Manual-1983 drew liberally from the most up-to-date cognitive research of its time. Indeed, many of the sources cited in KUBARK and HRE were leading behavioral psychologists and psychiatrists "under contract" to the CIA, as documented by historians and researchers John Marks (The Search for the Manchurian Candidate), Alfred W. McCoy (A Question of Torture) and Christopher Simpson (Science of Coercion).
Indeed, as Simpson avers in Science of Coercion, the Human Ecology Fund, a CIA cut-out funneling money to prestigious academics such as Albert Biderman, underwrote research on "captivity behavior" and the efficacy "of drugs, electroshock, violence, and other coercive techniques during interrogation of prisoners."
Fast forward to the present. As anthropologist Hugh Gusterson writes regarding current Pentagon interest in neuroscientific research today,
individual scientists will tell themselves that, if they don’t do the research, someone else will. Research funding will be sufficiently dominated by military grant makers that it will cause some scientists to choose between accepting military funding or giving up their chosen field of research. And the very real dual-use potential of these new technologies (the same brain implant can create a robosoldier or rehabilitate a Parkinson’s disease sufferer) will allow scientists to tell themselves that they are "really" working on health technologies to improve the human lot, and the funding just happens to come from the Pentagon. ("The Militarization of Neuroscience," Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 9 April 2007)
In the final analysis, DARPA, the Pentagon agency that brought us the internet, are now searching for the means to militarize the human mind itself, viewed as the ultimate platform for imperialist domination and social control.
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July 30th, 2008 at 11:36 am
If this doesn’t scare you . You are either totally oblivious or stupid .
July 30th, 2008 at 11:39 am
ok alex
i love you bro
you are 100%
but please examine the ads on your sites
you are allowing jesuit infiltrators to advertize on your website
exposing freemasonry is a full blown thesis antithesis jesuit infiltrator
cloaked in all types of false flag dogma
please people help get a message to alex
that the stuff these goofballs are promoting on their websites are new world order
alex please read this and understand that you are inadvertantly supplying promotions for the new world order and jesuit infiltrators
i dont understand if you actually know this or not
but i try to give the benefit of the doubt on it all
like maybe youre taking their money and laughing in their faces?
i could see that but its getting hard to figure out the good the bad and the ugly in it all
July 30th, 2008 at 11:50 am
This is scary, but a dominatrix/master’s dream–hehe.
Rhonda
July 30th, 2008 at 11:51 am
It’s the Matrix!!! Take the RED PILL!!!
July 30th, 2008 at 12:03 pm
Anthony,
Your comment #2 irks me, not because you said it, but because it is so true. I have been contacting Alex Jones and crew since Christmas time over and over about what you have noticed. I do not like to say such a thing out here because the wackos or debunkers get fuel from it, but since you have, I am annoyed enough by not being appreciated to tell Alex this presently, especially since I just left an ariticle here “covering” for Alex, that I am happy that someone else besides a choice few of us has mentioned it. In difference to what I just left in the other article to someone else, what you mention here is the only true thing that makes me believe that Alex is one of “them”. Why, even with all the good he has done? It is simple, by Alex’s own words and entire shows on the subject……..SUBLIMINAL implants. They have been getting worse and even his radio show talks how good the North American Union is in its “Heart and Body Extract” advertisement in its own way near the end of the ad. Need I say more especially after I constantly write Alex about it for more than a half a year now? I know he needs the income, but this? It makes no difference that he admitted there was such a problem on air almost two months ago, I think. He has not stopped them and that might because someone in his crew is a mole, but it is here nonetheless.
Rhonda
July 30th, 2008 at 12:04 pm
In 2000 I personally read in popular science mag that the germans had put nano technology into monkeys’ brains. Now this in itself is nothing but. . . They were sending information to the test monkeys and then the monkeys would respond. For example, a red brick. Then the monkey picks out the red brick on the computer screen. Since then, I have seen where; also in Germany, a human can merely think of a sentence and the computer will print it on the screen. This is nano tech and it is implanted in the brain. Shoooooooooooooooooot. . . . what can I do? Iam so mad.
July 30th, 2008 at 12:18 pm
#2 is an obvious troll, DO NOT FEED TROLLS!
July 30th, 2008 at 12:19 pm
I will always remember Alex Jones as the guy who woke me up to the information movement, but once I saw ads for Dianetics on his site, I was done listening to his show forever. Power Hour with Dave von Kleitz and Joyce Riley is similar to the Alex Jones Show in that they talk about all the scary stuff Washington and Black Ops are doing at the present moment, but it is much more upbeat in that it offers real, viable solutions to these problems. Alex seems content to just say “They’re gonna GET YOU and your CHILDRENNNNNN” and grunt a lot on air. Ok, fine. I’m terrified. But being terrified isn’t good enough. That motivates you to DO something, but Alex seldom gives a “something” to do! So you’re left with this unsettling lump in your stomach and no way to act to overcome. Ok, he recommends storable food and buying gold. Buying gold is worthless if you can’t get merchants in your area to accept gold coins as currency. Try spending a gold dubloon at Wally World (Wal-Mart); I bet you end up locked up overnight as a suspected terrorist. Gold is great for maintaining the value of your money, but it doesn’t help you if it makes you functionally bankrupt because your money becomes unspendable.
Power Hour makes recommendations on how to garden, how to cheaply run your home, informational outlets online or with books…it’s just a better show, in my opinion. So any of you that are sick of Alex Jones and the weird advertisements he’s got running now, try going to http://www.gcnlive.com and clicking “on demand” and rolling down to “The Power Hour” and listening. Or you can get it on short wave radio too.
July 30th, 2008 at 12:23 pm
…Ah-bdi… Purely demoniac !!! For once that they produce something pure , enjoy it folks !!!
July 30th, 2008 at 12:30 pm
The only terrorists live in DC.
July 30th, 2008 at 12:51 pm
#8,#5,#2, Just leave and don’t come back you Paranoid,Weirdo f--- HEADS!!!
July 30th, 2008 at 1:05 pm
This technology is actually pretty cool and should be used not only for military applications but civilian use as well.
I know some of you will consider this technology to be a bad thing because you read it on the Alex Jones website… pffft.
Not everything the government is into is bad. There is a great potential for this technology to really change the lives of humans in a positive way.
July 30th, 2008 at 1:05 pm
Hey, when Ted Nugent claims that smoking Marihuana leads to Apathy, tell him to never drink a beer also. It doesn’t matter what people decide to take for recreation; it’s their business.
If he wants Marihuana banned, tell him to never drink any alcohol also. What a propagandized idiot.
July 30th, 2008 at 1:12 pm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-q0Sx5Rk1s
July 30th, 2008 at 1:22 pm
…Ah-bdi… #13 For me , it’s the other way around , I’m so sickened by all this s--- , that it helps me get out of a depression / apathy type of tendency !!! I talked to truckers who told me that a doobie helps them stay awake at night , when they’re DRIVING !!! I suppose that Ted drinks coffee (or alcohol ) for which you could have gotten your head cut off in Turkey , a few years ago !!!
July 30th, 2008 at 1:28 pm
No walking cyborgs needed!
They will not asimulate me!
Resistance is victory!
No wanna-be stealths wanted!
Down with big brother!
No shackles on me!
A governments best ,that which governs least!
Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity. Im not so sure about the former.
-albert einstien-
July 30th, 2008 at 1:42 pm
#15 yes, it helps me also. I use it as a medicine from time to time.
There is nothing more relaxed than a homegrown california orange with cinamon and citrus fermentation. I enjoy it! It does NOT MAKE apathetic.
I’m fed up with these idiotic propagandized people spewing that drugwar propaganda.
Completely fake. Marihuana is much more harmless than alcohol and i enjoy it.
It’s my freedom to do so.
July 30th, 2008 at 1:42 pm
#8 You sure are doing a poor job at boycotting Mr. Alex Jones by coming here all the time
July 30th, 2008 at 1:45 pm
I enjoy a good fermentized california orange as much as a good chump chop with green beans and rosemary.
Everything bad about Marihuana IS A LIE, to ensure the government monopoly on drugs. I’M NOT GOING TO PLAY ALONG WITH THIS ANYMORE.
July 30th, 2008 at 1:48 pm
oh well.. fermented is the right word..
July 30th, 2008 at 1:49 pm
Ok #11, while I completely agree with where you’re coming from pointless aggression only makes us and our movement look stupid. Next time try and express yourself in a slightly more sophisticated way. That goes for a s---load of folks on these comment sections and such. You see something you don’t like and instead of making a decent reasonable argument as to why you’re pissed at these people you jump up and down and shout profanity and insults, which generally makes it very hard for anyone that reads our posts to take us seriously. We are fighting each other and not even in an intelligent manor.
Think about it this way, the reason the NWO is winning is because they are terribly intelligent. I think they are stupid for what they wish to accomplish, but when you get right down to it they are geniuses. Evil Geniuses. If we ever hope to beat them we should try to get organized and as smart as they are. Every once in a while you see the occasional intelligent poster, and everyone but the debunkers tends to agree with that guy, but then you get people that just go off and call you as bastard and threaten to put very uncomfortable things in your ass, and that just knocks the work of the smart guy out and make everyone all pissy again.
STOP IT! We must stop fighting each other. We must make it so they see we are a smart, organized, efficient army of truth tellers and freedom fighters or we will all be rotting away in mass graves or prison camps.
P.s. I’m not picking on you #11, just to let you know. You just happened to be the first guy I noticed that had happened to use the word f---. No harm meant to you at all. It’s just a point that we all need to spread.
P.s.s #2, #5, #8: Just because Alex hosts a questionable add on his site doesn’t mean you should stop listening to him. First off Alex has other people that run his sights, he’s to busy with other things. Secondly, were all human, we overlook certain things, so it’s not surprising that he may have included some things on his site that don’t quite add up to everyone’s high standards. Thirdly, they are just Adds! You must be sensitive people if you look at an ad that’s on a site and you freak out and stop listening. This is why I’m getting the feeling that you are just debunkers, but instead of the aggressive attack, you’re the smart subtle ones that really kill a movement. You plant that little seed of doubt in people’s heads.
s--- folks, maybe we could learn a thing or 2 from this sort of thing. Maybe we should infiltrate and plant those seeds of doubt with the zombified masses. I mean the ones that don’t respond to Alex’s more aggressive approach could be brought over by telling them something that they just couldn’t get out of their heads, forcing them to think, and in turn showing them the truth.
July 30th, 2008 at 1:58 pm
…Ah-bdi… ” FraGer ” The Ayurveda says that Cannabis should be taken along with Calamus root , to neutralize the slight side effects !!!
July 30th, 2008 at 1:59 pm
Pot can make you quite apathetic, if you’re a jackass with it. The reason that someone could say that and be even semi accurate is because of all these super stoners that just smoke way too much pot and then veg out. If we could only stress proper drug education there would be no problems with pot. In proper dosages it’s entirely stimulating, both mentally and physically. It’s what cleared my mind and woke me up to the NWO. Pot is good; it has very few negative effects. Even the way more tar than cigarettes argument is crap since THC is an expectorant and it makes you cough up the majority of the tar, and it’s more soluble within the body and goes away relatively fast anyway. It doesn’t kill brain cells at all. It doesn’t even do any long tar damage to your memory. It’s even been shown in at least one study to help prevent Alzheimer’s by removing plaque from the brain. It’s just illegal because it’s the perfect control mechanisim. I they can stop you from using a plant you can grow anywhere then they can justify other completely unreasonable laws…
July 30th, 2008 at 2:09 pm
@23 i completely agree!
But why do we even discuss it? I you eat too much, it’s bad, if you drink too much beer, it’s bad, IT’S THE SAME WITH EVERYTHING OUT THERE.
People like this Ted Nugget whatever make me mad because they just ruminate the Fox News propaganda.
July 30th, 2008 at 2:17 pm
i actually believe that Marihuana is able to unlock people’s minds. To help them to think defferently. That’s why i think it’s banned. People get creative and start thinking. They will be less ant-like and productive for the international banksters.
July 30th, 2008 at 2:23 pm
To interject on the drug discussion. Psychedelics are the only drugs that do not have physical dependency. Inlcuding LSD. Think about that…the most powerful drug man has ever found..LSD. And no side effects. It is almost as if they were left by the hand of the creator as EVOULTIONARY AGENTS.
The lead in credits DARPA with inventing the INTERNET. Supposedly this guy invented the WWW. (Was the Web really invented at CERN as the book states?
Yes, indeed, the Web came from CERN, invented here by Tim Berners-Lee in 1989.)
And then you got AL GORE claiming credit. Can anyone clarify?? I am pretty sure it wasn’t Gore. lol
July 30th, 2008 at 2:29 pm
Who,What,When,Where,Why
yes some of the science is promising. The problem is the Chimera they might accidentally create. The doctor that had sex with the monkey probably didn’t forsee a Pan-African HIV/AIDS epidemic resulting. Or, perhaps they did……..
July 30th, 2008 at 2:44 pm
Sci-fi fans have been marinating in cybernetic fantasies for years. This is one… other include the six million dollar man (govt program), and so on.
ROM: Spaceknight
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktFvrEQKdjw
July 30th, 2008 at 2:49 pm
# – 27 NATTY. I’m I right in thinking that aids was created by the us navy in the late 70’s. I’m pretty sure that some dirty b-tard didn’t do the wild thing with a primate…the again maybe he did, he coulnd’t help it, the monkey had “cum to bed eyes”
July 30th, 2008 at 3:22 pm
There are several very reasonable legal and security applications for functional MR imaging, a painless, totally non-invasive and highly accurate methodology. These include interrogation for truth/ deception, adverse central nervous system effects of medications (depression, agitation, aggression, suicidal thought, drug-seeking), and development of cognitive impairment. To effectively extract intelligence, a combination of scanning techniques must be used, to collect truth/deception signatures, but to also look for recognition of faces, objects and places, emotional states, and underlying structural integrity of the brain. Cognitive Engineering, LLC http://www.Cognitive-Eng.org employs this more robust approach, with application envisioned beyond criminal investigation, to include security investigations, pre-employment screening, national security, occupational suitability and effective mind reading protocols. Functional MR can be expected to be used with increasing frequency in the near future in interrogation, to identify brain alterations due to prescription medications, to identify and quantify cognitive impairment, and possibly determine intent.
July 30th, 2008 at 3:37 pm
Ted Nugent and Mark Koernke have too much of the need “to shoot somebody” lurking just beneath
their conscious control when talking about firearms. They call it “fighting mindset”, I call it
“extreme blood thirstiness”, and that can be a strange attractor in their thinking, that gets them just what
they want. More emphasis on the infowar is needed, and resisting with social interactions, spreading
info, books, dvds, websites and exposing the crazys incharge. Talking bullet shooting lead trash is just
juvenile, I don’t care if you are a general or a rockstar.
IF a real fighting shooting war comes about, and people are shooting at you, you’ll know what to do then…
Keeping that malice free heart is important, and these two guys are out there with this kind of
military macho sureshot bravado, they should check their talk.
July 30th, 2008 at 4:03 pm
everyone needs to check out iqrenaissance.com thats going to save the psycho war campaign
July 30th, 2008 at 4:11 pm
@31 Koernke is a good guy, but i agree.
Sometimes, when he talks like
“When there is a guy with a white flag – shoot him! It means he’s out of ammunition!”
that gives me s shiver -.-
Shooting should be the last option because innocent people will die in the process.
Actually, 99% of deaths will be innocent people, not the nad guys pulling the strings.
July 30th, 2008 at 5:19 pm
duh. complicated english language.
July 30th, 2008 at 5:36 pm
about Mark Koernke: Just don’t let him run loose in a populated area ^^
But i think he’s basically too crazy to be an op. And i mean that in a good way^^
July 30th, 2008 at 5:37 pm
I think only crazy people can be trusted nowadays. -.-
July 30th, 2008 at 6:36 pm
When are we not mind-f---ed anyways? Isn’t it the reason we are currently engaged in war? When has the masses of people ever NOT blindly engaged without questioning authority. This system has successfully conditioned all of us, by conditioning our parents to never question authority when authority should be questioned.
The current admiralty and maritime laws are what happen to be protecting these corporations from enduring any real responsibility. The ability to deny intention is what is protected.
July 30th, 2008 at 7:21 pm
Science is just a tool and its implications are also just tools – the important thing is how we will use those tools, and because we will achieve what we like to, the most important thing is what we dream to achieve. like a child, i am pleased to be amazed by realising potential – and I wish You the same! Peace!
July 30th, 2008 at 7:41 pm
Palm Trall/QofDeath,
Your comment #’s 11/21. QofDeath….I see you know about protocol when it comes to saying things to another that Palm Trall should listen to. I commend you on that. I just would like to say one thing that you said that apparently you did subliminally yourself. Here is what you said…..
“You plant that little seed of doubt in people’s heads.”
You said that at the end of your paragraph, second from the bottom. Now, I cannot speak for the other two postors about the advertisements, but for myself, please re-read what I said in #5. It is not that they are just advertisements, as you say, it is that little seed of doubt in people’s heads that are put there. In themselves, that is not bad. What makes them as you say about us is that Alex talks about watching out for such subliminal “advertisements”. Need I really say more?
Since I have been contacting Alex Jones since around Christmas time about this, considering that he does not have a mole in his “lair”, then all I can think is that these particular advertisements must pay him quite well, much more than the others do, except maybe if they are from Google Ads. I say that because although I have seen other such comments about the advertisements in here over the past few months, I never have seen nor heard them myself beyond the outspoken “Heart and Body Extract” one. Goodle rotating ads do not pay as well as others do and you have almost no control over them at all. What this does tell you because of the algorithms used, Alex Jones’ material is considered to be in the “way-out” category, since that is how they appear in any place’s website.
Anyway QofDeath, even though you were subliminally “attacked” yourself, your presentation was much better than most here and what you had to say is quite logical otherwise. Good for you.
Now…..Palm Trall….You poor boy. First off, you are showing anxiety, which we all can understand. You must relax enough where you can think for yourself though. It is obvious that you love Alex Jones and love him to the point of demonstrating blind loyalty. Blind loyalty almost always results in the final end as being only destructive. The proof of that is that you apparently did not read all three of our comments enough to realize that what we were saying was not against Alex Jones as to what he has done. We have just brought some facts, I repeat…FACTS, to light and have given some opinions in a respectable manner which might have also included an alternative to use one’s time to learn a few other things in the meantime. You really should read QofDeath’s comment over and try to accept it for what it means in the best of interest.
I cannot talk for the other two, but for me, I will end by saying that you want to f*ck me? What a compliment luv. You do not even know what I look like. Are you that hard up or just “HARD”..UP? I am not sure if you wanting to f*ck with me is a bigger compliment to me not knowing what I look like or when those who know what I look like want to, but no matter, you gave me and maybe even the other two compliments. In my world, ones like you either are, become, or are broken from being bi-sexual. You get the taste of my whips and chains and then we go from there. You want to f*ck?! Then we will f*ck baby doll, and we will f*ck and in the end, you are going to be the one who get f*cked…….bagging for it all the way!
You like that type of approach in being talked to? You got it hunny.
Now, back to my normal lady-like self whose image is nothing but purity (even to slaves like Palm Trall–hehe)
Close your eyes, relax, breath in deep, feel the mild sensation of pleasure as it starts to permeate your body and your mind to your very soul,
Rhonda
July 30th, 2008 at 8:22 pm
[30]: DH Marks, MD PhD (July 30th, 2008 at 3:22 pm)
No disrespect intended, and don’t doubt that there are painless, totally non-invasive neuroscience psychotronic applications.
[12]: Who,What,When,Where,Why (July 30th, 2008 at 1:05 pm)
You think, this type of ‘non-invasive’ mind reading and programming, etc. research should have no limits, a world of ‘robocops’ will be as cool, as those Nintendo games they play endlessly.
Why not put your ‘cool enthusiasm’ for ‘psychotronic robocoppery’ money where your mouths is:
Write your congressman, a letter providing your informed written consent to be a psychotronic Robocop guineapig, as a commitment of your good intentions and trust in the ethics, of such scientific experiments, and your undoubtable, unquestionable belief, in the absolute integrity thereof, which according to you, does not violate any principles of the United States Constitution or Bill of Rights.
I’m sure DARPA, the Pentagon, Navy, CIA, MK-ULTRA, DIA, NSA, et al; shall be only too pleased to hear from you, and take you up on your offer of mindless service to your country’s imperialist domination and social control of your mind.
Considering some of the posts, a mind capable of its own thought process observation to ascertain organic, as opposed to external thought induced processes, pauses to reflect upon some of these postings, and posits the following questions: (i) how many minds are capable of observing their own thought processes to ascertain whether their thought process is organic, or direct external psychotronic programming? (ii) how many ‘people’ are being covertly socially dominated and controlled? (iii) how many ‘people’ have the courage to ponder that question critically, considering the reality that critical thought process is in the covert, overt, subtle or otherwise process of being socially dominated and controlled, by military psychological warfare psychologists? (iv) how many ‘people’ would prefer to just not ‘go there’ in their critical thinking process – ‘too damn scary, and can’t even admit to themselves how damn scary it is just to think this stuff’ – denial being so much more pleasant (not too mention so much easier to covertly socially dominate and control), and accordingly, to just relegate the enquiry into their failure to critically enquire, to ‘the weird, wacky and delusionary,’ not to mention ‘ignorance is bliss.’
[16]: Mid America USA (July 30th, 2008 at 1:28 pm) and [1]: David PK (July 30th, 2008 at 11:36 am)
Agreed! Love U too!
July 30th, 2008 at 10:05 pm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v.....re=related
July 31st, 2008 at 10:23 am
The dilema that scientists are put in when deciding whether or not to accept continuing their research despite it being funded by the military is quite the predicament.
I ask you all, how do you continue advancements in science and technology if the fear of having that technology in the wrong hands stops research? All through history, and as this article states, military funding fast tracked a lot of technologies that we use today.
It may seem gloomy now, but remember that years ago, the technologies being advanced then originally had the sole purpose of being a military tool also..but were then dual-purposed.
July 31st, 2008 at 10:41 am
qofdeath; i like you, you speak wisely and you speak the truth
i am not a double minded mole
i am not planting seeds of doubt
i want all visitors to the site to understand one thing
the truth should not be watered down in any way
not by extracurricular ads or anything
i want purity in my truthing
a little misinformation or misleading on this type of website can cause serious problems
i dont like it
a baby truther comes here because he wants the truth
he listens to alex and gets the truth
then he checks out a ad saying “exposing freemasonry”
and its a link to a website promoting to become a roman catholocistic zombie
so there a baby truther clicks on the link after being woke up
and is plugged directly back into the matrix
deeper into a whirlwind of babylonian mystery religeon
great
now i feel real good about refering the people i hand out dvds to
because they have no brain nor mind to differentiate between the bold faced lies that are alarm clock obvious
but they dont have the tools to discern from a highly infiltrated jesuit mind f.uk like catholicity
i hope rhonda reads this
email me
i want to talk to you
you speak the whole truth
baldmanace@gmail.com
and anyone else that wants to debate me
fine
call me whatever you want to call me
but bottom line is
if the truther websites cant controll the nwo propaganda that infiltrates their sites
then they should reevaluate their ranks
it would be the same as having a armed militia against the nwo
and within your own line a infiltrator selling nwo sedatives to your own riflemen
do the math
July 31st, 2008 at 4:43 pm
I got sent the following link today by a mate of mine…..alarming to say the least http://www.youtube.com/watch?v.....re=related
July 31st, 2008 at 4:44 pm
His final punishment on them? Bulls--- and wake up.
God does not give the final punishment.. He Never did and never will.. God has no intention to do so.
Societies of Men and power make you believe of the final punishment?
There will be punishment but it’s never going to be God’s doing.
It will be Mans doing and if there is a God he will sit back in his armchair and look how is experiment failed.
July 31st, 2008 at 5:33 pm
http://www.crocodyl.org/wiki/lockheed_martin
Crocodyl has a good company profile about Lockheed Martin, it goes into good detail about the abuses of the company and how it is a “bad actor” in society, to say the least.
August 4th, 2008 at 7:30 pm
king, this isn’t a matter of technology ‘falling into the wrong hands’, the research is being done for military purposes, directly, plain and simple. any talk about ‘dual use’ is simply to appease the guilt of the bastards involved.
cut all the bs away, and you’ve got PENTAGON FUNDING for MILITARY RESEARCH left over. beginning and ending of story.
we, collectively, need to come up with a better reason to make technological advances.
August 4th, 2008 at 7:33 pm
gilligan, you could just as easily describe the united states that way, and good luck waiting for god to solve all your problems. bet you a nickel he lets you figure it out for yourself.
August 4th, 2008 at 8:10 pm
someone said “not everything the government is into is bad”, but if you just assume that everything the government is into is in fact bad, you will be correct far more often than incorrect. seriously, like ninety nine percent of the time. it’s like a serial killer who just happens to give change to homeless people when asked.
August 4th, 2008 at 8:17 pm
here’s a tip, do not, under any circumstances, click, or even look, at any advertisement, anywhere. the funny thing about this little advertisement argument with the jesuits etc. is that it’s great advertisement for the advertisement. I must say, I’m intrigued. a weaker person would give in and find said ad, and maybe even click on it to see what all the fuss is about.