MIND CONTROL NEWS

Military Diet Fools the Body into Beating Jet Lag
Scientists believe that a strict regime of feasting and fasting in the days before a flight can fool the body into thinking it is in a new time zone before take off.

Kill of Swedish Minister Heard Voices
The confessed killer of Swedish Foreign Minister Anna Lindh has said at the start of his trial he had not meant to kill but was unable to resist inner voices urging him to stab.

CIA Used Dragonfly, Catfish as Spy Gadget Models
The CIA once built a mechanical dragonfly to carry a listening device, and also tested a 24-inch-long rubber robot catfish whose mission remains secret.

Bionic Man No Longer Fiction
Shrinking silicon, wireless technology and a quantum leap in the knowledge of men like Professor Chris Toumazou have translated fiction to fact.
From the brain down, humans can be rebuilt and, according to Prof Toumazou, we can make the blind see, the deaf hear, and the lame walk.

Fears of More U.S. Electoral Chaos After Flaws are Discovered in Ballot Computers
An investigation published in the Independent reveals that tens of thousands of touch screen voting machines may be less reliable than the old punchcards.
[Meanwhile the government is working to convince us that computerized voting is the only way to save our elections.]

Panel Eyes Homeland Spy Service
A former CIA director and a former deputy national security adviser advocated major changes to the U.S. intelligence establishment in testimony before the independent commission studying the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
John M. Deutch, CIA director from 1995-1996, and James B. Steinberg, deputy national security adviser in the Clinton administration, endorsed two structural reforms: appointing a director of national intellegence separate from the CIA, and creating a domestic security service modeled after Britian's MI5.
[- September 11 has been held up as the best reason for expanding federal power and restricting personal freedom. An exercise in mind control all the way.]

Paralysis Hope in Monkey Mind Games
American scientists claim to have given two monkeys the ability to communicate with computers through the power of thought.

Don't Worry, Be Happy and Live Longer
The research from New Scientist, undertaken in a global context, shows above all that desiring less is fundamental to feeling happy. This has been shown before, in that communities with narrow income differentials actually suffer less illness and live longer than those who are overwhelmed with reasons to be jealous, where the super-rich are resentfully visible to the dirt poor.

The Secret to Selling Us More Junk Food
Children should be encouraged to buy more sweets, crisps and chocolates by targeting them through their mobile phones, according to a snack industry 'blueprint' for increasing sales.

Rejection is Real Pain
The part of the brain that registers pain is just as distressed by social rejection as a poke in the eye, scientists have found.

Vampire Case Man Jailed for 18 Years
A man who claimed to be a vampire was branded an evil and dangerous psychopath was jailed for a minimum of 18 years fo the "abominable" murder of a childhood friend.

Supreme Court Clears Forced Medication for Death Row Inmates
Convicted murderers with severe mental health problems can be forced to take drugs that would make them clinically sane so that they can be executed, the US Supreme Court has ruled.

Murder Suspect Tells Court Vampire Queen Ordered Him to Kill Friend
A man told a court that he had killed his friend on the orders of "the queen of the damned," and to become immortal as a vampire.

Why the Truth Isn't Out There
The willingness of journalists to accept the establishment's view of the events of, and after, 9/11 is truly staggering.

Research Backs Up Fears on Mobiles
Radio signals for the next generation of mobile phone services can cause headaches, tingling sensations and nausea - but also improve your memory and make you more alert, new research has claimed.

People Happiest with the Simple Life
A major survey of more than 11,000 people in nine countries seeks to find the most contented people in Europe.

Militia Chief on Trial for Child Army Atrocities They were forced to murder their parents ti inure them to killing, injected with drugs and then unleashed on to the battlefield with horrifying consequences.

Was There an Iraq-Al Qaeda Connection? Robert Sheer of the Los Angeles Times writes that almost all these "allegations," such as the connection between bin Laden lietenant Abu Musab Zarqawi and Iraq, are typical in of the way the Bush administration has dealt with Iraq and Al Qaeda from the beginning; "Say what you want people to believe for the front page and on TV, then whisper a halfhearted correction or apology that slips under the radar."

CNN Reporter: 'CNN Intimidated by Bush Administration' Regarding War Coverage CNN's top war correspondent, Christiane Amanpour, says that the press muzzled itself during the Iraq war. And, she says CNN "was intimidated" by the Bush administration and Fox Nes, which "put a climate of fear and self-censorship."

Study into Near-Death Experiences Supports Theory of a 'Sixth Sense' The view that people are capable of paranormal feats, such as premonitions, telepathy, and out-of-body experiences, is supported by new research by the Institute of Psychiatry, which suggests the human mind may exist outside the body like an invisible magnetic field.

Should Net Surfers be Licensed? Manditory online education, tests considered.

No Brainer Do you really need a brain? - Professor Lorber has identified several hundred people who have very small cerebral hemispheres but who appear to be normal intelligent individuals. Some of them he describes as having 'no detectable brain,' yet they have scored up to 120 on IQ tests.

Brain Study Links Negative Emotions and Lowered Immunity Many previous studies have shown that emotions and stress can adversely affect the immune system. But this effect had not been directly correlated with activity in the the brain, says study leader Richard Davidson, at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.

Come Fry with Me Experimental electromagnetic weaponry may soon see combat use.

Do Microwave Weapons Kill? Although high-powered microwave weapons are designed to destroy the electronic equipment used by enemy command centers, their effects on humans in the vicinity is less clear.

Targeting the Human with Directed Energy Weapons New arms threaten to destroy lives in strange ways.

Psychopharmacological Weapons Under Consideration The Advantages and Limitations of Calmatives for Use as a Non-Lethal Technique, a 49 page report obtained by the Sunshine Project under US information freedom law, has revealed a shocking Pentagon program that is researching psychopharmacological weapons. These mind-altering weapons violate international agreements on chemical and biological warfare as well as human rights.

'God Bless America" Splits US People blinded by religion are having a hard time reconciling "In God We Trust" with the First Amendment. We've got to separate the Church from the State, and the other way 'round as well.

When Religion Becomes a Terror Organization Torture and murder in the name of, and for the sake of God and his various interpretations.

I.B.M. Looks to Genetics to Map a New Business I.B.M. is now wooing scientists, biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies and other customers from the genomics revolution.

Fluoride Linked to Low IQ, Studies Show Children's intelligence declines as their natural drinking water fluoride levels increase, concluded a Chinese Study in the May 2003 journal, "Flouride."

Abstract Appetite Dr. Jay Gottfried and colleagues at the Institute of Neurology in London have trained humans to hunger for vanilla ice-cream or peanut butter sandwiches at the sight of an abstract computer image.

When the Brain Grabs a Tune and Won't Let Go Is there a cure for earworms? Or are they just searching for the perfect formula for creating them?

Tapping the Mood Gene A report in the current issue of Science looks at the the effects of stressful events in early adulthood - and the way that responses to them are mediated by a single gene, called 5-HTT. The gene makes a protein that modifies nerve cell's use of serotonin, a chemical messenger important in the regulation of mood.

Entranced Victims Lose Dollars and Sense to Power of Suggestion Agus Haryianto was in Jakarta on business when he became another victim of an unusual branch of Indonesian crime - hypnotism theft.

A Way to Train the Brain Neurofeedback is based on the fact that our brains produce electrical waves of different frequencies (hertz) that can be recorded with an electroencephalograph. In the 1960s, researchers found that first animals and then people could learn to produce different types of brain waves at will using feedback, such as light and tone.

Sugar and Fat 'As Addictive as Hard Drugs' Researchers Say New research found that foods high in fat and sugar can cause significant changes in brain biochemistry similar to drugs such as heroin and cocaine.

Computer Voting is Open to Easy Fraud, Experts Say The software that runs many high-tech voting machines contains serious flaws that would allow voters to cast extra votes and permit poll workers to alter ballots without being detected, according to computer security researchers.

How to Rig an Election in the United States Computer voting machines have not only led to the death of the write-in candidate, but allow progammers to steal your vote for the candidate of their choosing.

Computer That Can Tell the Write Sex Just by Reading A computer program has been developed which can distinguish our sex simply by looking at the way we write. Rather than looking at words for their macho posturing or feminine sense, the Israeli-developed program has confirmed what many scholars already thought - women focus on people while men prefer to concentrate on things.

Spoon-Feeding Poison: EPA Opens the Door to Testing Bug Killers on People The Bush administration is now moving to endorse the testing of noxious and lethal chemicals on human beings. Since this spring, despite rife opposition from the medical community, the Environmental Protection Agency has quietly begun lifting a 1998 ban on accepting such research. Once the prohibition is gone, which will likely happen next year, chemical companies will have the full support of the federal government to dose healthy young men and women with the latest insecticides, rodenticides, and fungicides.

Bush, Media, and the Bill of Rights In May 2002, Broward County, Florida became the largest community to pass a resolution protesting the Patriot Act and affirming its commitment to the Bill of Rights. No local or national newspaper found this sufficiently newsworthy to report except in passing in a column in the Miami Herald.

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Anger Over Plan for Mandatory ID Card Civil liberties groups reacted with fury yesterday after a leaked document revealed that the UK government is planning to make everyone over the age of 16 pay for a mandatory identity card.

It's Stupidity, Stupid: You Can Look It Up Today imbecility seems to be making a comeback, and the success of the "Dumb and Dumber" movies isn't the only evidence.

DARPA Making Brain-Machine Interfaces The program will create new technologies for augmenting human performance through the ability to nonivasively access codes in the brain in real time and integrate them into peripheral device or system operations.

Nervous System Manipulation By Electromagnetic Fields From Monitors Simply type 6,506,148 into the patent query box.
Physiological effects have been observed in a human subject in response to stimulation of the skin with weak electromagnetic fields that are pulsed with certain frequencies near 1/2 Hz or 2.4 Hz, such as to excite a sensory resonance. Many computer monitors and TV tubes, when displaying pulsed images, emit pulsed electromagnetic fields of sufficient amplitudes to cause such excitation. It is therefore possible to manipulate the nervous system of a subject by pulsing images displayed on a nearby computer monitor or TV set.

Mood Drug Attacker Avoids Jail A lawyer's daughter who attacked a woman with a glass in a nightclub has escaped jail after a judge accepted that her violent behavior was triggered by the controversial drug Seroxat.

The Schumann's Resonances and Human Psychobiology Australian researcher recognizes the relationship of brain-wave frequencies to the naturally circulating rhythmic signals, known as Schumann's resonances.

Our Government Controlled Press - CIA Origins

Mind Control in the U.K. The UK secret, or black, government has at its disposal a fearsome array of mind control weapons.

Big Media's Silence Thanks in large part to outspoken voices and politicians on the right, the Senate Commerce Committee will be reinstating limits on corporate media ownership.

The News No One Dares to Cover

Keepers of Bush Image Lift Stagecraft to New Heights The White House is using the powers of television and technology to promote President Bush's presidency in ways that have not been seen before.

FCC Secretly Allowing Monopolizing of the Media "Most people in this country have no idea what's about to happen to them even though their very democracy is at stake." - Jonathan Adelstein

Times Reporter Who Resigned Leaves Long Trail of Deception Jayson Blair committed frequent acts of journalistic fraud while covering significant news events in recent months, an investigation by Times Journalists has found. [- So, we are we still to trust the paper that sets the trend for all others - "all the news that's fit to print?"]

Mesopotamia. Babylon. The Tigris and Euphrates According to a New York Times/CBS News survey, 42 percent of the American public believes that Saddam Hussein is directly responsible for the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. And an ABC News poll says that 55 percent of Americans believe that Saddam Hussein directly supports al-Qaida. What percentage of America's armed forces believe these fabrications is anybody's guess.

U.S. to Review Research at Hospitals for Veterans The Bush administration has ordered a nationwide review of medical research at 115 veterans' hospitals and has halted some studies after investigators found serious violations of federal rules, including some that may have contributed to the deaths of patients. [- The government continues to experiment with the health of our armed forces.]

Vanishing Liberties -- Where's the Press? The media, with few exceptions, are failing to report consistently, and in depth, precisely how Bush and Ashcroft are undermining our fundemental individual liberties.

The News We Kept to Ourselves The chief news executive at CNN saw many awful things in Iraq that could not be reported. Now that Saddam Hussein's regime is gone, the stories can be told. - So, what else have they been keeping from us? What other news is not being reported, right this minute?

Nervous From the Service Military Psychiatry Revamps Old Tune - Getting the battle-rattled back to their colleagues swiftly is a cornerstone of the military's program for tending to GI's emotional well-being. New drugs have emerged even since the previous Gulf conflict, and the stigma of seeking help has lessened, but the basic protocol used today was set during World War I.

The Military Language Used to Mask Deadly Serious Intent Each war brings with it its own glossary of terms, aimed to be succinct or to soften its meaning to the general public.

Shell-Shock and Awe On the Past - and Present - of Military Psychiatry. What toll does war exact on soldiers' psyches? Joy Press interviews Ben Shephard, author of A War of Nerves, a history of military psychiatry, about the psychological aftereffects of 20th-century warfare.

Self-Protection or Delusion? The Many Varieties of Paranoia What is intriguing is that drugs can produce symptoms that mimic schizophrenia, and they have yielded clues about the neurobiology of psychosis.

U.S. Steps Up Secret Surveillance FBI, Justice Dept. Increase Use of Wiretaps, Records Searches.

Using the News as a Weapon The Pentagon may have been dragged kicking and screaming into its current embrace of the news media.[???] But it is making the most of it.

C.I.A. Aides Feel Pressure in Preparing Iraqi Reports Analysts at the CIA said they had felt pressured to make their intelligence reports on Iraq conform to Bush administration policies.

Media and Military Kinship Turns War into Glorified Sports Show "The images encourage us to believe we are being given a full picture and frank account of the war, but we are not. Television is painting a big picture, which they and the military hope will satisfy us - Baghdad ablaze, tanks rolling, missiles scorching. It's an idea of war, entertainment with the thrill of reality. What the war does prove is the military has advanced in terms of PR by trying to meet television's demands."

Your Media At Work How can the public know the truth from media outlets that blanket the airwaves with a cadre of retired generals, comrades of the current generals leading the war, and pals of the very administration and companies who profit from this war?

U.S. Ready to Rescind Clinton Order on Government Secrets By revoking an order by President Bill Clinton on classified information, the administration will make it easier for government agencies to keep documents secret.

Women Really Are Worriers Researchers have shown that women have lower levels of a brain chemical that influences anxiety. Having less of the chemical, an enzyme called COMT, appears to make a person more anxious and highly strung.

Famous Faces Jog Amnesiac's Lost Memory "A man whose amnesia is so pronounced that he cannot even remember that his parents are dead has learned to recognize famous faces in what is regarded as a world breakthrough in the study of memory. The man... who is known only as HM, lost his memory at the age of 27 after a radical operation removing parts of his brain to cure his epilepsy. ... Experts believe the breakthrough happened due to a kind of mental osmosis, where he has slowly gleaned pieces of information either by looking at pictures or watching television. It means that even though he finds it difficult to retain information for 30 seconds his brain is still capable of learning."

Insanity Goes Back on Trial Today the question of whether the mentally ill have the right to refuse medication comes before the Supreme Court. "The Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, in an amicus brief, warns of 'mind control' and draws an analogy between Mr. Sell and Winston Smith, the hero of Orwell's '1984.'"

Firing Leaflets and Electrons, U.S. Wages Information War The U.S. military is using an arsenal of electronic and psychological weapons to break the Iraqi military's will to fight and sway Iraqi public opinion.

Parents Reject Truancy Laws "...police, school staff and local education officers are to be given special powers to issue fixed penalty notices to parents who 'condone or ignore' their children's failure to attend school."

Gene Key to Handling Pain "Researchers have found tiny variations in a single gene can explain why some people can withstand more pain than others. The gene, which comes in two forms, makes an enzyme that helps control the brain signals involved in pain response."

Tonight on NOW with Bill Moyers: US Media Monopolies, Coming to a Town Near You? "...the Federal Communications Commission is considering yet another - move toward further consolidation. What's going on?" Or Click Here...

Brain Scans Reflect Problem-Solving Skill "...a new brain imaging study offers the first glimpse of how differences in the ability to reason and solve problems might translate into differences in the firing of neurons in the brain."

Artistic Sign Language: Symbols of the Coming Bush Fall "...symbolic shrouds are placed over art, so that nobody will notice the bad things that are being done in American citizens' names."

Tanks Roll on British Streets "...in an attempt to thwart a suspected plot to down a passenger jet at Heathrow airport."[???!] More "I think probably the authorities feel that they should build up emotions - what I call the 'war spirit' so to speak. The government is trying to build up tension in preparation for war." - Dr. Zaki Badawi, director of the Muslim College

Scientists of Very Small Draw Disciplines Together Nanotechnology, biotechnology, electronics and brain research are converging into a field of science vital to the nation's security. "Experts in cognition - which includes the way the brain processes the sensory data it receives from the nervous system and from protiens or other compounds in the blood - have been invited into the fold. Their inclusion has focused the NBIC on technology applications that could improve human health or even advance human performance in areas like memory, mood control or the abililty to communicate with machines."

Bosnia Sex Trade Shames U.N. U.N. sex slaves exposed again! "...Kathryn Bolkovac, a UN police officer who was sacked for exposing the sexual abuse of women and CHILDREN in Bosnia by her colleagues."

Even in the Age of Prozac, Some Prefer the Couch "Some have taken, or continue to take, antidepressants or other psychiatric drugs and have found that while helpful, the medications have not solved their problems in forming intimate relationships or in avoiding destructive behavior patterns. Still others remain stubbornly committed to the notion that their emotional difficulties are rooted in the unconscious rather than in the ebb and flow of brain chemicals."

The Guilt-Free Soldier "...experiments in rats indicate that the brain's hormonal reactions to fear can be inhibited, softening the formation of memories and the emotions they evoke."

Scientists Take Step to Jog the Memory "...high-powered imaging techniques to pinpoint the area of the brain invovled in storing and retrieving such information in the memory. The scientists were able to show brain activity in greater detail than ever before."

On Media Giantism "Back in 1996, the two largest radio chains owned 115 stations; today those two own more than 1,400. A handful of leading owners used to generate only a fifth of industry revenue; now these top five rake in 55 percent of all money spent on local radio. The number of station owners had plummeted by a third."

Scientists in Bid to Solve Mysteries of the Brain "A Third of the population carries a specific form of brain protein which is known to be associated with higher danger both of developing dementia and of recovering less well from a head injury."

The CIA's Copy Desk and 'The NY Times' "The CIA is editing half of The Main Enemy, a book on the supersecret agency's 1980s war with the former Soviet Union's KGB co-authored by James Risen, a Times reporter who 'watchdogs' the spies."

Report Confirms Rebels Use Cannibalism as Weapon in Congo "Cannibalism, systematic rape, torture and kidnapping were used as weapons..." Code-named Operation Clean the Slate "The operation was presented to the people almost like a vaccination campaign, envisioning the looting of each home and the rape of each woman."

Rehabilitating Stalin's Image Stalin's grandson compares him to "Jesus Christ" and says, "He was a genius." "Until the late 1930's, my grandfather was surrounded by Trotskyist Jews who were manipulating his every move. It was them that sent people to the Gulag, and it only stopped when he had them killed."

Belgium's X-Files "The official answer is that a series of hysterical conspiracy theories forced investigators to search for pedophile networks, which didn't exist. But for observers of this debacle, that's exactly what DIDN'T happen."

His Brother's Keeper A priest is murdered by a priest-to-be. "... they were horrified and revolted and angry -- but perhaps not altogether surprised. Because he had always been different."

Chicago Man Held in Forced Prostitution Ring

Mercury in Baby Vaccines IS Linked to Autism "Thimerosal has been used in vaccines since 1939. The first case of autism was diagnosed four years later - a condition NEVER before recorded in medical science."

NSA's Subliminal Posthypnotic Scripts

Detecting EMF Fields in Humans for Surveillance

How Cult Progaming is Performed

Lone Gunmen

On the Trail of Sex Slaves

Calls for Inquiry into Acne Drug Linked to Depression and Suicide

Exposure to Lead in Old Homes Linked to Juvenile Delinquency

Teenager 'Handed to Sniper Ally by Mother'

Military Looking for Replacement of 'Go Pills' - DARPA Wants to 'Zap' Their Brains!

U.S. Military Launches 'Weather Satellite'

When the Brain Disrupts the Night

FDA Approves Prozac for Children

Drug Firms Deny 'Creating' Female Sexual Disorder

Born to Be Happy, Through a Twist of Human Hard Wire

Kidnapped Japanese Refuse to Forgive

To Study Disease, Britain Plans a Genetic Census

How Rituals Enhance Well-Being

Catchy Songs You Really Can't Get Out of Your Head

Scientists Find the Fear Gene

Rangel Calls for Manditory Military Service

New Billboards Sample Radios as Cars Go By, Then Adjust

Federally Funded Study Measures Porn Arousal in Women

Trevi Returns to Mexico to Face Charges; Accused of Recruiting Girls in a Sex Cult

Scientists Study Brain Changes Over Time

Study: American Kids Exposed to More TV Marketing for Beer Than Gum, Shoes, or Jeans

A Quest for Rapture Leads a 'Phish Head' Astray

U.S. to Wage Covert Propaganda War on Neutral and Friendly Nations

Most Americans Brainwashed into Accepting Another Dangerous Vaccine

Brain Scans May Detect Signs of Psychosis or Just Used to Send Dissidents to the Nuthouse

Music Leaves It's Mark on the Brain

The Pure Essence of Stupid

Deafening Daily Blasts Bring War on Terror Home to Washington

Scientists Tune in to a Memory Process

Officials Say Sex Trade Lures Younger Girls

Sexual Abuse Story Evidence of Satanic Activity in the Catholic Church? - 'I was hooded, held down, and raped'

Your Brain May Soon Be Used Against You

Electronic Mind Control/Surveillance

Aspartame Addiction

Airborne Holographic Projector

Sonic Weapons

Manchurian Candy Date

Pollsters Face Increasing Obstacles - It's Getting Harder to Judge the Effectiveness of the Programing

Breaking Free From Mind Control in India

Kuwait Cop is Psychiatric Patient

Voices in Your Head? Check That Chip in Your Arm

Mainstream Journalism: Shredding the First Amendment

Implantable Chip, On Sale Now

Food Colorings Cause One in Four Temper Tantrums, Claims Study

Does This Face Make You Want to Take Drugs?

Mindlessness

The Louis Cheskin Animal Coloring Book

Manipulated Kids

'Brain Fingerprinting'

Maryland Shootings a SATANIC SACRIFICE!

Map of Shootings shows CROSS OF SATAN

Lawyers Protest Prisoner 'Experiment'

Mind Virus Could Give Us Shopping Bug

Microchip Implants, Mind Control & Cybernetics - by RAUNI KILDE, MD

Merging Man and Machine

An Audio Spotlight Creates a Personal Wall of Sound

Young Brains Shaped by Abuse

Reptilian Queens, UFOs, a Cancer Cure - Strange NM Case Gets Under Way

N. Korea Abducted Japanese for Spies

Congress Weighs Lariam in Bragg Deaths

Man Arrested for Enslaving, Raping Woman

Mich. Judge Rules Deaf Boys Needn't Undergo Surgery

Toxic Chemicals in Fluoridated Water

Sex Can Even Sell Death

Vision of the Future - Artificial Sight for the Blind

Subliminal Advertisements

The Shocking Menace of Satellite Surveilance

U.S. Airforce Linked to Electronic Warfare Attack in Tennessee

Police State of Mind

The Devil Worshipers

The Devil & Mr. Smith

You Looking at Me?

Mind Control Victim Wins Court Case