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07-17-2006 #11
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Originally Posted by suckseed
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07-17-2006 #12
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I knew about this years ago. I have a friend who worked for the military a few years ago. He was telling me about some of the weapons they were developing. He mentioned spider walkers, endo-skeleton type suits, EMB( electro magnetic beams that would fry everything from pacemakers to powergrids) and a few other things. He told me they were saving this for North Korea back in 2002. It was alot to obsorb.
The most important thing he mentioned was that the military pushed for the Iraq war, not Bush. They have a budget set by Congress and if they dont get to use it, it wont be increased. He mentioned somthing higher than the NSA. Its a 3 person commitee.
I dont know how accurate all this is, but its something to think about.
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07-17-2006 #13Originally Posted by McManaman
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07-17-2006 #14Originally Posted by MrLA75
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07-18-2006 #15
Speaking of what the U.S. government has had planned for all of us for a long time:
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http://stateterror.web1000.com/us-go...rain-chips.htm
You are Slated for Total Dehumanization:
Brain Chips for You and Your Entire Family
[By the year 2025:] "The civilian populace will likely accept an implanted microscopic chips that allow military members to defend vital national interests."
--from Chapter 4 of "Information Operations: A New War-Fighting Capability," contained in Volume 3 of Air Force 2025: Final Report by the U.S. Department of Defense (August 1996)
Air Force 2025 is the final report on a study conducted by the U.S. Department of Defense presented on June 17, 1996 which seeks to identify the technologies and practices that will need to be implemented by the year 2025 in order for the United States government to "remain the dominant air and space force in the 21st century."
The report actually uses the term "brain chip" for the implantable microchips which can perform a number of functions such as satelite tracking at all times, personal information storage and retrieval, and behavior modification, among other things. You can actually find the above quote at the below Maxwell Air Force Base, Montgomery, Alabama website (archived by Archive.org):
http://web.archive.org/web/200212091...p02/v3c2-4.htm
Or in PDF format:
http://web.archive.org/web/200304101...2/vol3ch02.pdf
http://stateterror.web1000.com/vol3ch02.pdf (Backup copy.)
Below is this document from the Air University Center for Strategy and Technology at the Air War College, Maxwell Air Force Base, Montgomery, Alabama website:
http://csat.au.af.mil/2025/volume3/vol3ch02.pdf
The Federation of American Scientists has this report mirrored on their website as well:
http://www.fas.org/spp/military/doco...3c2/v3c2-4.htm
Boys will be girls.
Author (under a nom de plume) of "Jesus Is an Anarchist", Dec. 4, 2011, http://ssrn.com/abstract=1337761 ; Theophysics, http://theophysics.freevar.com .
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07-26-2006 #16Originally Posted by Jamie Michelle
Yes, I've got big balls...
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07-26-2006 #17Originally Posted by Jamie Michelle
Originally Posted by The document listed above
Originally Posted by The document listed above
This document, upon closer examination, doesn't exactly sound like the insidious plot that you claim it to be. It simply discusses that application of current cutting-edge science in future weapon-systems; a trend that is as old as modern science itself.
I am reminded of an article in Scientific American which I came across a couple of years ago which told of advances made in robotic prostheses. It said that by implanting extremely thin wires into the brain of a test-monkey (the wires them selves were so thin and flexible that the could not damage the brain in any way) and using said wires to intercept the electrical signals used by the part of the brain that controls motor functions, they enabled the monkey to use an artificial arm as if it were his own. The first artificial arm was part of a 3D computer-simulation, after that they moved on to an actual robotic arm. In both cases, the monkey, after a little practice, was able to move the articial arms in perfect synchronization with his real arms. This technology, which I assume is still in its experimental phase, will, when perfected, be a boon to both amputees and quadraplegics alike. This is the article in question: Controlling Robots with the Mind; October 2002; Scientific American Magazine; by Miguel A.L. Nicolelis and John K. Chapin; 8 Page(s)
Yes, I've got big balls...
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