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This one was sent to me by Ms. P.H. (thank you!), and when I read the abstract, I literally swallowed. But before we get to that, I want you to turn the page back a few days to President Barmitt Obromneyack's announcement of a new "Manhattan Project" to map the human brain.
We were reassured that such a project might lead to unique insights and cures to dreadful diseases like Alzheimers', Parkinsons' and other neurological disorders. Why, we might even find ways to kill glioblastomas and other deadly brain cancers. Thank goodness for the caring compassionate concern of the Dummycrooks.
And if you believe that, I have some tungsten-filled gold bars available for further re-hypothecation. As for me, whenever I hear Dummycrooks or Republithugs expressing "concern" and "caring" and "compassion" I run for the hills, because that's usually just code for their latest scam to expand their own power.
Well, in that context, consider Barmitt Obromneyack's call to map the brain in the light of this juicy little tidbit, and in the light of those wondrous projects of the 1950s and 1960s called Projects Artichoke and MK-Ultra to control the mind:
Injectable, Cellular-Scale Optoelectronics with Applications for Wireless Optogenetics
Now for those of you who don't like to click links, here's the abstract:
"Successful integration of advanced semiconductor devices with biological systems will accelerate basic scientific discoveries and their translation into clinical technologies. In neuroscience generally, and in optogenetics in particular, the ability to insert light sources, detectors, sensors, and other components into precise locations of the deep brain yields versatile and important capabilities. Here, we introduce an injectable class of cellular-scale optoelectronics that offers such features, with examples of unmatched operational modes in optogenetics, including completely wireless and programmed complex behavioral control over freely moving animals. The ability of these ultrathin, mechanically compliant, biocompatible devices to afford minimally invasive operation in the soft tissues of the mammalian brain foreshadow applications in other organ systems, with potential for broad utility in biomedical science and engineering."(emphasis added)
Now, when biologists start talking in lovely fuzzy metaphysical terms like "freely moving animals" my suspicion meter tends to go into the red zone, for it is about as convincing as Richard Dawkins talking about Platonic forms (that would be skating too close to the dreaded "G" word) or Dummycrooks and Republithugs talking about "caring and compassion," for since when, in the blighted western tradition (which I'm defining narrowly here, as the Western Christian cultural tradition, and not the Orthodox Christian tradition of Eastern Europe and Russia) are animals thought to be "freely moving?" That's usually a metaphysical prerogative reserved for humanity.
That may be a long way around Harvey's barn to say that the real goal would seem to be wondrous new enhancements for mind control over humans; the implication is there for all to see. Now, the wondrous thing would also seem to be that "these ultrathin, mechanically compliant, biocompatible devices to afford minimally invasive operation in the soft tissues of the mammalian brain" could be injected normally in, oh, say your hospital IV (provided the Obromneyack Federal medical rationing committee decides you're a worth candidate for brain manipulation), or in a vaccine.
See you on the....Oh, what the heck. Let's just get Mon(ster)santo to engineer it in the food.
See you on the flip side.
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” Village of the Damned “
These monkeys don’t know the mechanism behind why zinc inhibits certain fungus and yet I am to trust them ‘mapping’ minds.
A plethora of people suffer from disease, cancers and auto immune conditions and all these idiots can think about is control.
So it’s all over and the MSM can catch their breath, but wait there’s more. You can now imagine the court dog and pony show, oh it’s going to be a dooozie.
I did particularly like to speech by Gobombanation where he says Amerika is the greatest country in the world, I know he isn’t deaf, but he is definitely blind.
So while the “suspect” is now in custody, there has to be something else for the MSM to do, or are there more “terrorists” to catch. Seems to me that catching terrorists is now the norm for the Amerikan people, and it’s just a matter of time before there is a repeat, eh sorry, new threat.
Dear Dr Farrell
this one was called by Dr Victor Fischer recently on the Vinny Eastwood show as a waste of money as the brain mapping work was completed by the early 60s – indeed a “cure” for epilepsy was claimed to have been found in 1962-4. A link to this interview for you and your members (nb free downland) . There is is also a useful discussion about the neuro-physiology of psychopathy.
Best Wishes
Greg Drake
Thank Patricia I was able to read the article. But it was written in science jargon they were able to cover up their real research with out revealing their true intentions to anyone not able to understand what they were saying. As to the two Chenchen suspects the idea they are part of a modern day Reich stag fire incident becomes a possibility the more time passes. Well our masters are on their way to turning us into Manchurian candidates to do their biding pleasant dreams everyone.
Hello Marcos,
Here is a link to a summary article taken from the original manuscript that is a bit easier to understand. Hopefully this article won’t make one’s brain bleed reading it. 😉
Wireless Optogenetic Control of the Brains of Modified Animals Using Cellular Scale Optoelectronics
http://nextbigfuture.com/2013/04/wireless-optogenetic-control-of-brains.html
Simply put, in optogenetics, scientists genetically modify neurons to make them sensitive to particular wavelengths of light. Shining light on the altered neurons turns them on or off, allowing scientists to control specific brain circuits and change animal behavior.
Patricia
Why does everyone always doubt the good intentions of our government? Have they not put fluoride in the water to protect our teeth? That is above and beyond what any government needs to do for its citizens. Would you prefer we were like England where the majority of the population have bad teeth? I commend our government for the money and effort they have put into ensuring that the citizenry have healthy teeth.
I would also commend our government for not jumping to conclusions that a muslim from Chechnya that they had under surveillance for several years as a terrorist threat still be allowed to get citizenship. I don’t think his youtube channel with songs about jihad and terrorism should have any weight in his naturalization and clearly it did not. Thankfully the government probably knew that the youtube channel of the young Chechnyan immigrant was actually put together by his handlers, who ever they maybe (FBI/Israelis/KGB) and didn’t allow it to sink his dreams of becoming a US citizen so one day he could actually work for the government of his new home, wittingly or unwittingly, as a patsy in a false flag terror attack where he could assist in maiming and killing many of his new countrymen. Thank you US government for keeping the American melting pot alive and seasoned with all kind of colorful and dangerous characters no other right minded government would allow into their country.
I just scored a PDF of the published manuscript. Here is the link:
Injectable, Cellular-Scale Optoelectronics with Applications for Wireless Optogenetics
Published 12 April 2013, Science 340, 211 (2013)
DOI: 10.1126/science.1232437
http://www.sciencemag.org/content/suppl/2013/04/10/340.6129.211.DC1/1232437.Kim.SM.pdf
The antidote is being developed as we speak, and will be on sale, as soon as the market permits.
Rumor has it that the Chinese has the best product.
Beware of American knock-offs.
Their cure is worse than the disease.
A rhetorical question … Why spend billions to develop complex mechanical robots that think like humans when these simple devices could turn humans into compliant ‘robohumans’ more cheaply? …
How do you know,
at a very deep “level”;
“they” haven’t done that
…already?
Dr Stanislaw Burzynski in Houston has been successfully treating glioblastomas using antineoplaston therapy since the 1970s. His patients were interviewed in the documentary “Cut, Poison, Burn”. Of course, the medical establishment, (i.e. FDA, American Cancer Society) does not support his practice.
Thanks for posting this, enki-nike. It’s a miracle that Dr. Burzynski has been able to accomplish his gene therapy research for a natural, non-toxic cancer cure. The Texas Medical Board and FDA relentlessly and viciously attacked him for decades on the basis that his treatments were outside the ‘proper standards of care’. He was finally vindicated in court last November and is continuing clinical trials, with FDA approval [but no funding]. If the ‘cancer industry’ were truly interested in a cancer cure it would be funding Dr. Burzynski’s research. The problem is: he owns the patent, not big pharma! See also award winning documentary: Burzynski – Cancer Is Serious Business
http: //urlin.it/3ad53 [remove spaces]
thanks for the update, Margaret.
This was a scary but fun Article —
The scientific language of the ‘Abstract’ Farrell quotes above is really impressive! I only wish I could command a vocabulary such as that!
If I couldn’t convince you of my logic then — I’ll just DAZZLE you with my command of a bull-sh?t LANGUAGE !!!!!!
I thought of Richard’s post of Marshall Law in Boston being Mister Roger’s Neighborhood. (So I’ll try my hand at it?)
In the next to the last sentence of Joe’s article are the words – “…rationing committee decides your a worthy candidate for brain manipulation,…”
My prayer — Oh Lord I, am not Worthy to receive…blab, blab, blab!
In the background sings a chorus to the hopeful candidate — Your not worthy because your brain is too ‘titled” — the circuitry doesn’t work the way it’s supposed to. Walk away in sorry, ….!!!!!!
Sung to the tune —
Smiling Faces Don’t Tell the Truth!
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Ah finally, it stopped raining and we can go OUTSIDE now that we aren’t in LOCK-DOWN? (good Old Boston — now it will never be the way is wasn”t?)
Your last line hit the stike zone Paul.
Paul, http://blacklistednews.com
had an article asking/
“Why did Boston celebrate Martial Law with chants of ‘USA, USA’?”
Yes Robert,
I like that article. Blacklisted News has got it together! ( I give it a quick visit every day) It’s all adding up to ‘monkey business” and beginning to smell worst then the smoke emitted from the bombs!
I think we’re beginning to see a ‘re-enactment of Germany, 1932 only on American Soil!
I was on the Boston Common a few hours ago. I saw one of those Army Hum-Vees. I took a look inside —- equipped to the MAX!
The cops’ wives must love all this for they like to see all that ‘overtime” in their husbands paychecks! No money for books, pencils or paper for Public Schools but plenty for the thousands of KEY-STONE cops! Yeah Right!!
A few home-grown bombs is a lot cheaper than spending millions upon millions thr lobbyists to get some expenditure passed!?
The same playbook of Gladio, 9/11, the Reichstag Fire, ect.,
And, sadly, it works.
Like Catherine Austin Fitts is fond of saying, Crime That Pays, Is Crime That Stays.
Whe I say fond, I mean trying to strike a match, under a sleeping giant called The Public of a very Corrupt USA Obama Administration.
Paul one of my favorite journalist write this
Boston Black Ops: Manufacturing Terror
http://sjlendman.blogspot.com/
”You WILL be assimilated.”
“Resistance is futile.”
Our only hope seems to be that the government runs out of money before they can implement this sort of crap.
How does one get the article without having to purchase it?
Hello Yaj,
One would have to subscribe to the ‘Science’ journal or purchase the article separately. If I had a subscription, I would gladly share the details, but I no longer have access to the full PDFs of these articles. Perhaps another reader of this site who is a subscriber to ‘Science’ would be willing to share. If this study was funded by the NIH, then the article would eventually be published free to the public in one year’s time. However, judging from the author’s affiliations, I am assuming that this was not an NIH funded study.
Patricia