DARPA Neuroweapons Expert Describes the Neuroweapons/Biowarfare Program. Says wants to make people sick !!
DARPA describes the neuroweaponry program – says wants to make people sick !! Watch the shocking video now !!
STOP THE TECHNOLOGY WAR
The Neuroweapons program and associated technologies did not develop overnight. It has progressed over time and in concert with other intelligence programs, technologies, efforts, and goals. Most neuroscientists conduct their work under the auspice that they are investigating new technologies that will alleviate detrimental health conditions, such as cancer, Parkinson’s, and other neurological disorders. While many of these researchers benevolently hope to go down in history books as finding some remarkable cure, there is also a very dark side to these efforts.
Wolf In Sheep’s Clothing
Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing Most neuroscientists conduct their work under the auspice that they are investigating new technologies that will alleviate detrimental health conditions, such as cancer, Parkinson’s, and other neurological disorders. While many of these researchers benevolently hope to go down in history books as finding some remarkable cure, there is also a very dark side to these efforts. The technologies developed and being perfected are being financed by military and tax-payer public funding. The majority of the research is conducted at university neuroscience programs worldwide. It is doubtful that most or even any of these neuroscience researchers conducting…
A Dark History
The U.S. Neuroweapons Program and associated technologies did not develop overnight. The various technologies have progressed over time and in concert with other intelligence programs, technologies, efforts, and goals.
Stop The Technology War
When considering the implications of neuroweapons, it is important to understand the big picture. The umbrella of neuroweapon technologies can be used in combination to fulfill a variety of functions. The technologies can be used to cause pain, stress, confusion, psychological distress, physical harm, and even death.
Biochips and Sensors
One way that researchers can interact with the brain and other body functions is via biochips and sensors. These brain-to-computer micro interface implants can be so small that they can be painlessly injected.
Use of these implants is at the core of DARPA’s Hand Proprioception and Touch Interfaces (HAPTIX) program.