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originally posted by: mindseye1609
a reply to: ScientificRailgun
I've wondered about solar flares maybe? Turn up the heat on us all so to say? Prolly raise the aggression levels. Cell towers could totally do it too.
originally posted by: mindseye1609
a reply to: Rosinitiate
O I feel ya I've just caught myself way too many times feeling a bit cloudy and aggressive like some sort of pressure is on and everyone else seems to be cruising right along on those days too, probably just road rage hours after work and whatnot but I've always had my suspicions that there is something that effects our personalities en mass.
To be clear the winning cause in my opinion is solar flare related, but I really have no idea.
originally posted by: KellyPrettyBear
a reply to: Rosinitiate
People lead with their weakness. If someone keeps insisting
that they are American, when it's presumed that they are
American automatically, then one might really wonder.
I had a friend named Uri who was Ukranian some years ago.
He had this unique speech pattern, where he omitted the
word 'the' strangely. If you see someone doing that,
even in writing, I'd bet that English isn't their original
language. (eye roll).
Kev
originally posted by: Rosinitiate
originally posted by: KellyPrettyBear
a reply to: Rosinitiate
People lead with their weakness. If someone keeps insisting
that they are American, when it's presumed that they are
American automatically, then one might really wonder.
I had a friend named Uri who was Ukranian some years ago.
He had this unique speech pattern, where he omitted the
word 'the' strangely. If you see someone doing that,
even in writing, I'd bet that English isn't their original
language. (eye roll).
Kev
Yeah agreed. I'll just leave it there before I lose 500 cool points.
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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin recently admitted that the country's government created a gun that can put people in a zombie-like state... at least for a short while. Or so we hope. Russia's mind-control gun attacks a target's central nervous system with electromagnetic radiation and is designed to be used for crowd control. While the government's keeping mum about the details, previous studies about the effects of electromagnetic radiation on the brain reveal that one of its possible effects is implanting thoughts and suggestions into a target's mind.
Good thing these scary zombie guns are confined to Russia and have not yet appeared in the United States, right? Well, in 2008, a U.S. company called Sierra Nevada Corporation announced that it was going to start producing the Medusa ray gun — a weapon that uses rapid microwave pulses that your brain perceives as extremely annoying sounds.
originally posted by: justQ
You better hold onto your seats for this one. You will once again be reminded why you come to ATS
I myself have been pro Russia for the last 5 years, it all started with realization that 9/11 was inside job. Little by little I turned against not only US government but began to be disgusted with average American apathy. Final nail in the coffin was creation of ISIS from "Free Syrian Army"
Because of that I started to hang out with Russian immigrants, I find them to be somewhat refreshing
This one guy I know (ex cop) told me of an old KGB trick back in the Soviet days to use RF signals to influence person's mindset locally and cause positive emotions, relaxation, "loosening of tongue" as well as greater cooperation. He told me this is not a mind control device and will certainly not work on someone hell bent on doing their thing.
But it can definitely sway someone who is flirting with cooperation or someone who doesn't have strong feelings either way.
I made a comment how that is pretty damn impressive in a bad way, AND THEN WHAT HE TOLD ME FLOORED ME
He said it was common knowledge back then that this method was stolen from the CIA during the cold war. And that CIA was using it on Russian assets like crazy with very good results.
I asked well what about the person emitting the signals, don't they get hit by these waves too, and he said yes of course but the person who is emitting it knows what the effects are and can mentally ignore it and stay in control. He said after the collapse Soviets stopped using it, but as far as he knows CIA never stopped using it.
So if you are ever talking to some government guy (god forbid you have a handler) and you feel good when you are with them, you just might be zapped to feel this way.