Psychological Effects
The neurological results of the experiments/testing are far more important than the physical effects. I list below some mind control experiments that the U. S. (and probably other countries) are very likely working on. Every one of these experiments has military implications. In most cases, they are very obvious.
-- To see what type victim responds best to the mind control methods used and conversely what type victims can best resist those methods.
-- To see what groups, based on factors such as intelligence, age, gender, sexual orientation, physical condition, the physique, education, color, language groups, ethnicity, and other qualities, are most vulnerable to mind control.
-- To see how long it takes for a tested victim to capitulate to a particular method.
-- To see whether victims can contrive methods for nullifying or lessening the effects of the neurological assault.
-- To see what effect the various neurological methods have on the victims and whether they affect victims in the same manner and to the same degree.
satellites and drones are routinely used to capture, decipher and control neurological transmissions -- To see what width of area and over what length of distance the neurological methods achieve the best results.
-- To determine what elements of mind control work best on various types of persons.
-- To test the ability of the handlers in tracking targets from place to place and from country to country.
-- To see whether a person's religious beliefs can be destroyed (and perhaps replaced with other beliefs).
-- To see whether persons can be induced to turn against their own country, their own family, their own church group, their own friends, their own values, etc.
-- To see whether a person can be covertly psychologically trained to think certain things about certain types of people based on ethnicity, color of skin, nationality, religion, social level, education, political affiliation, personal philosophy, etc.
-- To see to what extent neurological suggestions can influence physical actions (or inactions) without the targets being aware of the cause(s).
-- To see to what extent targets can be made to perform certain acts (perhaps unknowingly) or think certain ideas. -- To see whether targets can be made to develop schizophrenic, paranoid, or obsessive compulsive behavior.
-- To see to what extent targets will act out their frustrations, hatreds, fears, etc.
flatulence can be induced and monitored remotely to control how much someone mingles -- To see to what extent the targets' induced conditions affect their ability to operate as "normal" human beings and determine which conditions are most effective in rendering them incapable of operating as "normal" human beings.
-- To see whether targets can overcome their revulsion to various ideas and conversely see repulsive actions in a favorable light. For example, can a Jew or Arab be made to eat pork or can a perfectly inactions) without the targets being aware of the cause(s).
-- To see to what extent targets can be made to perform certain acts (perhaps unknowingly) or think certain ideas.
-- To see whether targets can be made to develop schizophrenic, paranoid, or obsessive compulsive behavior.
-- To see to what extent targets will act out their frustrations, hatreds, fears, etc.
-- To see to what extent the targets' induced conditions affect their ability to operate as "normal" human beings and determine which conditions are most effective in rendering them incapable of operating as "normal" human beings.
-- To see whether targets can overcome their revulsion to various ideas and conversely see repulsive actions in a favorable light. For example, can a Jew or Arab be made to eat pork or can a perfectly normal person be made to commit incest.
-- To see if certain drugs, particularly "mood swing" drugs and anti-depressant drugs, as well as certain vitamins and minerals, influence the outcome of particular mind control methods on targets.
-- To see whether handlers can permanently blank out or eliminate certain words and thoughts in targets.
-- To determine the surroundings (location, house construction materials, implements, electrical devices, etc), weather conditions, time of year (moon, seasons, etc.), proximity to particular installations (oil refineries, relay towers, etc.) that best allow the neurological weapons to focus on and be used against targets.
-- To determine what foibles and vulnerabilities in targets can best be exploited for psychological purposes and control of those individuals.
-- To determine how the torture methods affect the targets and which ones affect him the worst.
-- To study the duration of particular physical effects on the targets and whether those effects are permanent or temporary.
-- To see whether they can cause impotency or dramatically increase the libido.
Does gay marriage make being gay more attractive? -- To see if it is possible to change the sexual orientation of certain factions of the population, heterosexual to homosexual and homosexual to heterosexual, using mind control methods.
-- To see whether handlers can make targets say words out of context in speaking with others.
-- To determine whether it is possible to make targets always see the negative aspects in everyday matters.
-- To determine what stimulus and/or method gets the best results from the mind "mining" process.
-- To train handlers who represent the main language groups in their various regional accents so that they can be deployed to other countries for covert operations.
-- To cause targets to believe absurd things that do not happen or do not exist. For example, the U. S. intelligence community convinced a young Moslem detainee at Guantanamo to believe that he had lost his hands and legs.
-- To determine the most effective interrogation technique in the mind "mining" process, i.e., asking questions, showing photos to the target, etc.
-- To analyze the target's visual thoughts for clues to information not revealed in the target's narrative or his answers to questions. (Examining those thoughts visually may reveal clues concerning a particular strategic site or a particular weapon or an impending action or a particular militarily- or politically-important person whom the target knows whom the handlers may not have been aware of.)
-- To determine whether handlers can gain the confidence of the target in their telepathic conversations with him. They do this in providing helpful information to the target, warning him of various dangers, and telling him to "trust" them.
-- To determine whether third parties can be made to communicate telepathically with the target without the previous knowledge of either one of them.
-- To determine what physical effects can be effected by psychological suggestion and to what extent.
-- To determine what type target can best analyze what is happening to them vis-a-vis mind control, based on their profession or occupation, their educational level, their gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, etc.
-- To analyze the handlers' backgrounds, qualifications, and the results of their ESMC methods to establish criteria for selecting future handlers.
-- To test the efficacy of interchanging or replacing handlers for targets, especially when those helpful information to the target, warning him of various dangers, and telling him to "trust" them.
Telepathic communication -- To determine whether third parties can be made to communicate telepathically with the target without the previous knowledge of either one of them.
-- To determine what physical effects can be effected by psychological suggestion and to what extent.
-- To determine what type target can best analyze what is happening to them vis-a-vis mind control, based on their profession or occupation, their educational level, their gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, etc.
-- To analyze the handlers' backgrounds, qualifications, and the results of their ESMC methods to establish criteria for selecting future handlers.
-- To test the efficacy of interchanging or replacing handlers for targets, especially when those targets move from country to country.
-- To determine what type(s) of targets can most easily be persuaded (either neurologically through whispers, etc. or by bribes and other forms of compensation, etc.) to commit treason and perhaps assassinate important figures.
-- To improve their propagandistic capability to deceive the public re the mind control experiments (disseminating misinformation through the internet, psychiatrists, the media, law enforcement, etc.) as targets become more open and their numbers become more threatening.
-- To test the ability of mind control personnel to work effectively with their "allies" in mind control operations.
-- To determine what emotions and mind control techniques are most likely to cause combat troops to surrender.
-- To test the ability of targets to see holographic images and record their reactions to those images.
-- To test targets reactions to and acceptance of induced "dreams," in which handlers fish for information by introducing certain people, places, and things.
-- To record the levels of frustration, anxiety, irritation, and other emotions of targets under particular kinds and stages of stress.
-- To test the targets' reactions to certain smells, sounds, and tastes and see whether they can change those senses.
-- To test the damage or alteration of the eyesight of targets to make them see double, to remove their "side vision," cause them to see in various colors or not to see certain colors or images.
-- To test such physical effects as the pin pricks to determine the most sensitive areas of the targets' bodies.
-- To test repetitive focused "lasering" of skin with radioactive force to see whether it can cause cancer or other skin diseases.
-- To test the ability of the handlers' computer software to make the targets hear particular suggested words substituted for regular words on TV and on the radio.
Hearing things on the tely -- To determine the type of target most likely to "trust" the advice of the handlers.
-- To test the efficacy of interchanging or replacing handlers for targets, especially when those targets move from country to country.
-- To determine what type(s) of targets can most easily be persuaded (either neurologically through whispers, etc. or by bribes and other forms of compensation, etc.) to commit treason and perhaps assassinate important figures.
-- To improve their propagandistic capability to deceive the public re the mind control experiments (disseminating misinformation through the internet, psychiatrists, the media, law enforcement, etc.) as targets become more open and their numbers become more threatening.
-- To test the ability of mind control personnel to work effectively with their "allies" in mind control operations.
-- To determine what emotions and mind control techniques are most likely to cause combat troops to surrender.
-- To test the ability of targets to see holographic images and record their reactions to those images.
-- To test targets reactions to and acceptance of induced "dreams," in which handlers fish for information by introducing certain people, places, and things.
-- To record the levels of frustration, anxiety, irritation, and other emotions of targets under particular kinds and stages of stress.
-- To test the targets' reactions to certain smells, sounds, and tastes and see whether they can change those senses.
-- To test the damage or alteration of the eyesight of targets to make them see double, to remove their "side vision," cause them to see in various colors or not to see certain colors or images.
-- To test such physical effects as the pin pricks to determine the most sensitive areas of the targets' bodies.
-- To test repetitive focused "lasering" of skin with radioactive force to see whether it can cause cancer or other skin diseases.
-- To test the ability of the handlers' computer software to make the targets hear particular suggested words substituted for regular words on TV and on the radio.
-- To determine the type of target most likely to "trust" the advice of the handlers.
-- To see whether handlers can cause aberrant sexual thoughts and behavior in the targets.
-- To see if targets can be made to think about dishonest actions, when the targets are perfectly honest.
-- The see whether targets can be made to perform actions outside of their regular routine.
-- To see whether handlers can confuse the target in his geographical orientation and movements.
-- To see whether a target can be made to perform an action that he will no longer remember afterward.
-- To see whether a target can be estranged from close family members by suggestions about those loved ones.
-- To see whether a target can be conditioned to respond to certain code words to act out a response desired by the handlers.
-- To see if a target can be hypnotized through music, particular sounds, or even at the sight of particular objects or pictures.
-- To see whether domestic pets of targets can be made to react to certain sounds or frequencies.
-- To determine whether handlers can cause certain diseases in targets through their actions or the power of suggestion, i.e., Alzheimer's, asthma, prostate problems.
-- To see if there is a particular hour of the day or night during which the target will be more vulnerable to brain "mining" by the handlers.
-- To see whether physical effects such as electrical-like jolts and vibrations can condition a target to release or reveal thoughts and to what extent.
The list of possible experiments is endless. Perhaps that is why the number of targets does not diminish but instead grows ever larger, for as neurological research broadens, the need for guinea pigs increases.
We are only seeing the beginning of these evil and inhuman neurological experiments. There will be many more in the future.
