Remote-Controlled Dogs

SHTFplan.com | Dec 10 2018 | Mac Slavo

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The Central Intelligence Agency made six remote-controlled dogs as a part of their MKULTRA “behavior modification” or mind control program.  Using brain surgery, newly requested documents show that the dogs were “field operational” and controlled by human beings.

The CIA marked the 65th anniversary of the launch of Project MKULTRA. And the public is finally getting a more broad and detailed look at just how far those attempting these gruesome experiments were willing to go in order to gain control of our thoughts.

The documents were provided under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) by The Black Vault founder, John Greenewald. According to a report by Newsweek, The Black Vault specializes in declassified government records. In one declassified letter (released as file C00021825) a redacted individual writes to a doctor (whose name has also been redacted) with advice about launching a laboratory for experiments in animal mind control. Read more.

New twist on air traffic control

Anthony Blair | 20 September 2018 | DailyStar.co.uk/

Soldiers can control up to three warplanes with BRAIN implant

The US military's Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is launching a new generation of warplanes which are flown by a pilot sitting hundreds of miles away with an implant in their brain.

Using sophisticated brain-computer interfaces (BCI), soldiers will be able to pilot up to three jets at once with just their thoughts. Read more.


Some background

DARPA takes risks so that the USA will never again be caught off guard, as it was when Sputnik was launched…

The technology of the brain in DARPA relates to the US military. How can DARPA help our troops to achieve missions and stay alive? The DIRECT NEURAL INTERFACE began in work on mice and went to humans in 2005. Placing the technology in the human brain allowed an injured man to move his arm by only thinking. But could a man build a skyscraper with only his brain? What else can a neural interface do? What questions does this powerful technology introduce?

Also see:

The Neural Lace Injectable Wireless Brain Chip: Human to Computer Interface

Developed by DARPA and recently given over to commercial interests all templates for this wireless brain chip come from the Journal Nature Nanotechnology and represent the basis for all injected brain chip technology being promoted and used today.

DARPA related:

Vaccinations for plants… in case our enemies try to destroy our crops Read more.

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...and every living creature that moveth, which the waters brought forth abundantly, after their kind, and every winged fowl after his kind ... the living creature after his kind, cattle, and creeping thing, and beast of the earth after his kind ...the beast of the earth after his kind, and cattle after their kind, and every thing that creepeth upon the earth after his kind: and God saw that it was good. -Genesis 1

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