Don't joke about the TinFoil hat, soon we will need one

[jmdrake]

Hogwash. This is just like police officers tazing themselves before using tazers on others. It's for better judgement is all.

Oh bull! Using microwaves on crowds of U.S. citizens WHO DID NOT VOLUNTEER FOR THE EXPERIMENT is NOT the same as police tazering themselves!

 

[Agent CSL]

What happens in prolonged use? Mystery solved.

 

[Uriel999]

My god that kid was literally cooked! Jesus, I hate the term "non lethal weapon." It is such a lie. Tazers need to be outlawed because they can cause people with weak hearts to have heart attacks and die, now the army wants to use big fuck off microwaves on people. I will say this though, this could be used as a great military tool if you wanted to block off areas using less troops to route skirmishers. However, FUCK calling that a non lethal weapon.

 

[Mach]

What would reflect this "non-lethal weapon", you know, a bounce off and get what they're given kinda thing.

And just by the way, when the cops tazer each other it's not turned up like it is on the streets, they get a taste, but not the full meal deal.

 

[Mini-Me]

True, but many are still under the impression that it could not happen here.


For more,
http://www.raven1.net/uncom.htm
http://istina.rin.ru/eng/ufo/text/360.html

Okay, it's bad enough that they came up with the most excruciating torture device of all time, but the quotes you posted from the MKULTRA sadists were more chilling than anything else I've ever heard.

 

[Minestra di pomodoro]

Oh bull! Using microwaves on crowds of U.S. citizens WHO DID NOT VOLUNTEER FOR THE EXPERIMENT is NOT the same as police tazering themselves!

If you read the articles pcosmar linked to:

http://www.jwharrison.com/blog/2006...microwave-weapons-as-crowd-control-in-the-us/
http://www.newscientist.com/article.ns?id=mg18725095.600
http://technology.newscientist.com/article/dn10084

you would see that there's nothing in there about using them against crowds of non-consenting U.S. citizens. They were tested against volunteers.

 

[pcosmar]

If you read the articles pcosmar linked to:
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you would see that there's nothing in there about using them against crowds of non-consenting U.S. citizens. They were tested against volunteers.

Since you missed the obvious implications.
http://greenspun.com/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg.tcl?msg_id=005Gvl

In a neatly calculated "unveiling" of weapons designed for social control, for use against civilians and the suppression of dissent, the Pentagon has gone "transparent" with the latest in electronic weapons technology which targets people. At a selective press briefing for congressional and military leaders this past March 1st, Pentagon officials stated they were "developing a new non-lethal weapon which uses electromagnetic energy to cause a burning sensation on the skin?" (Reuters, 3/1/01)

This effectively eliminates "Peaceful Assembly" for the redress of grievance.

 

[Minestra di pomodoro]

This effectively eliminates "Peaceful Assembly" for the redress of grievance.

The government does not need microwaves to suppress dissent. They have water hoses, tanks, tear gas, guns, earthquake generators, just about any weapon you could think of in the military can and have been used against civilians.

 

[pcosmar]

The government does not need microwaves to suppress dissent. They have water hoses, tanks, tear gas, guns, earthquake generators, just about any weapon you could think of in the military can and have been used against civilians.

Honest Government has no need to suppress dissent.
In America it has NO RIGHT to.

 

[LiveFree79]

So if our government is really concerned about keeping this country safe why don't they use it on the border or against the Mexican drug cartels that pose a much greater risk to our country than some terrorist chanting Peace be to Allah over in Iraq!

 

[Carehn]

This is not new. You can make a simpler gun out of your microwave.

No iv never done it but there WHERE some cool videos on youtube where some kids made a microwave gun. I cant find them anymore but it looked ease if you want to f&ck with a microwave lol

 

[Uriel999]

Honest Government has no need to suppress dissent.
In America it has NO RIGHT to.

That message should be shouted and repeated over and over at any and all peaceful protests in this country.

 

[Mini-Me]

Honest Government has no need to suppress dissent.
In America it has NO RIGHT to.

Slight correction: Government NEVER has any right to, in any country. The only thing different about America is that the Framers were smart enough to explicitly point it out.

 

[Mini-Me]

Argh...did anyone just see the evening news a few hours ago? I forget which channel it was, but there was blatant propaganda promoting this as some kind of nonlethal miracle weapon. They tested it on camera on soldiers posing as protesters and on reporters, in an open field with plenty of room to run, and more than likely at significantly reduced power. Hardly a word was said against it or in caution...it was spun in such a way that the average American Joe Schmoe (such as my dad, who literally had this reaction, to my abject horror and fury), will wonder, "Great! Why aren't we using it already?!?"

No mention was made of the second degree burns people have experienced. No mention was made of destroyed corneas. No mention was made about how it's especially dangerous if you're wearing glasses or contact lenses. A brief mention was made about how there's a danger it could be used as a torture device, and the bad publicity of the Abu Ghraib incident was blamed for giving this supposedly "false" impression.

In other words, it was so propagandistic that it was practically a public service announcement advocating the use of the damn thing as a "nonlethal" weapon.

 

[pcosmar]

I saw it. I think it was Sixty Minutes.
Expect to see it used here this year.

 

[Mini-Me]

I saw it. I think it was Sixty Minutes.
Expect to see it used here this year.

Just in time for July 12th, aye?
I keep trying to figure out which news agency it was based on the logo, but I don't think the one I saw was 60 Minutes. My brain is all clogged up right now, but it's the one with a logo shaped a bit like an eye - a solid circle with a football shape cut out inside with another solid circle inside of that. I feel like an idiot.

 

[Danke]

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/02/29/60minutes/main3891865.shtml

 

[pcosmar]

Just in time for July 12th, aye?
I keep trying to figure out which news agency it was based on the logo, but I don't think the one I saw was 60 Minutes. My brain is all clogged up right now, but it's the one with a logo shaped a bit like an eye - a solid circle with a football shape cut out inside with another solid circle inside of that. I feel like an idiot.

This one?

 

[Mini-Me]

FFS, I knew I was missing one!
I went through the list in my head - ABC, NBC CNN, MSNBC, etc.
...argh. Owned.

 

[AgentPaul001]

Wow.....it was eery watching the demonstration on CBS I believe with the military using it against fake peace protestors......