Will Filer
NSA Mind Control and Psyops
Wed Aug 6 16:04:25 2003
64.140.158.135

NSA Mind Control and Psyops
by Will Filer Esu-@aol.com
http://www.apfn.org/apfn/MC.htm

The following was sent to me by Will Filer Esu-@aol.com on July 27,
1999. It offers a new explanation for government mind control. Will
has stated to me that he is a former consultant to the U.S. National
Security Agency and asked me to post this information immediately. He
also believes he is in immediate danger because of this information.


Subliminal Implanted Posthypnotic Suggestions and Scripts Using
Acoustically Delivered and Phonetically Accelerated Posthypnotic
Commands without Somnambulistic Preparation in the Subject for
Intelligence and Counterintelligence Applications by the United
States National Security Agency.

1. INTRODUCTION:

1. The following information is an overview of one area of NSA
Intelligence Technology and Applications. A Technology Title,
Applications, Technology Description, case history summaries and the
NSA's Behavioral Modification Procedure Outline documented for the
non-technical person.

2. TECHNOLOGY TITLE:

1. Subliminal Implanted Posthypnotic Suggestions and Scripts Using
Acoustically Delivered and Phonetically Accelerated Posthypnotic
Commands without Somnambulistic Preparation in the Subject for
Intelligence and Counterintelligence Applications by the United
States National Security Agency. "Computer Simulated Subconscious
Speech Language".

3. APPLICATIONS:

1. Intelligence:

1. Used on foreign and domestic diplomats, spies, and citizens to
gather intelligence, steal advanced technology for US Defense
applications. Surveys of citizen's opinions to government events and
propaganda. Heavy survey use during times of war, economic strife and
political elections. War against drugs. Used to identify investments
that have high yield to support clandestine operations. Used to
direct field agents without the agents having to carry communications
hardware and encryption devices.

2. Counterintelligence:

1. Used on foreign and domestic diplomats, spies, and citizens to
identify intelligence operations; scope, participants, communication
methods, and weaknesses in individuals, systems, equipment, or
signals that can be exploited. Additional applications include
misinformation dissemination, confusing and confounding leaders
during critical decision moments, distorting significance of various
facts to sway decisions and actions in US favor, behavioral
modification of foreign spies to betray their loyalties, self
initiated executions (suicides).

3. Behavior Modification and Accelerated Resocialization:

1. This technology is used to develop and control spies, political
candidates, and other public figures through psychological
intimidation, fear and extortion.

2. The NSA uses this technology to resocialize (brainwash) the US
civilian voting population into "Giving their lives to Christ"
(giving up their personal will and civil rights to the NSA). Each
subject is required to maintain a "Personal Relationship with Jesus
Christ" (following the precepts of the Bible and doing what is
ordered by the NSA). The technology is also used to monitor and
optimize NSA employee performance and loyalty.

4. DEFINITIONS AND ACRONYMS:

1. Age Regression: The act of bringing back past memories in a
subject though the use of hypnosis. The memories can be very vivid
and real in the mind of the subject.

2. Hypnoamnesia: Temporary loss of memory due to a posthypnotic
suggestion.

3. NSA: United States National Security Agency, Fort Mead, Maryland.

4. ODO: On-Duty Officer, or officer-on-duty.

5. Posthypnotic Command: Same as Posthypnotic Suggestion. This term
"Command" is more commonly used when the hypnosis is forcibly given
to the subject and when the subject's will has been broken down
though the use of REM Sleep Deprivation and Suggestibility Index
increasing drugs like CNS and Cardiovascular Stimulants. The exposure
to extreme REM deprivation and select chemical stimulants cause the
subject to have no ability to resist the "Suggestion" any longer
thereby making it a "Command".

6. Posthypnotic Suggestion: A subconscious suggestion or command
resident and potentially active in the subject following a hypnotic
trance or period of direct access to the subconscious mind.

7. Posthypnotic Suggestibility Index: An index or rating of a
subject's susceptibility and sensitivity to hypnosis.

8. REM DEP: Abbreviation for REM Sleep Deprivation or REM
Deprivation. A subject deprived from REM Sleep has multiple symptoms
i.e. reduced protein synthesis, black circles around eyes, loss of
short term memory, confusion, impulsiveness, anger, frustration,
diminished self-esteem, increased suggestibility, reduced
productivity, apathy, and depression. Long term REM Deprivation
results in death.

9. Script: A carefully constructed series of words arranged in the
form of a posthypnotic suggestion. The script will generally consist
of four separate parts;

(1) an identifier (subject's name, description, or other identifying
factor),
(2) trigger activation condition or conditions (when, what or how the
suggestion will trigger),
(3) the content (what the trigger will precipitate in the perception
of the subject),
(4) and a duration (when or under what conditions will it stop or
finish). Additional reinforcing scripts are usually added to
"strengthen" or reinforce the central posthypnotic command.

10. Somnambulatory State: An abnormal condition of sleep in which
motor acts (like walking, running) are performed. This state is
typically achieved and a prerequisite to traditional hypnosis.

11. Subliminal Implant: A posthypnotic suggestion successfully
delivered to the subject's subconscious mind.

12. Transceivers (NSA): Nearly microscopic electronic surveillance
devices that collect and transmit encrypted audio, color video, and
location coordinates collected at the subject site to NSA Satellites
that in turn forward it to NSA central intelligence operations. The
devices also receive encrypted audio scripts from NSA central
intelligence operations through the satellites and deliver it to the
subjectÆs site in the form of a subliminal posthypnotic suggestion.
These devices are approximately the size of the head of a straight
pin and can be concealed in houses, offices, automobiles, planes, and
street corners.

5. TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW:

1. In addition to the ability to see and hear what is going on inside
people's homes, vehicles, and businesses through the use of nearly
microscopic digital surveillance technology, the NSA is able to
interrogate and influence a person subconsciously without the
knowledge or consent of the subject.

2. Thought Labels (Response Labels):

1. Have you ever watched a baseball game? Did you see the catcher and
pitcher communicate using a series of itches, baseball cap
rearrangement, and clothing tugs? An elaboration of this
communication technique is used by the NSA to detect a fleeting
thought in a subject or "read minds" so to speak.

2. Lets discuss how an itch, clothing tug or even an innocent sneeze
can be used to label a thought. For simplicity, we will call itches,
clothing tugs, sneezes, coughs, or involuntary muscle spasms that are
performed during subconscious interrogation "thought labels".

3. Post-Hypnotic Delivery Method:

1. The NSA combines hypnosis and thought labels to interrogate people
without the subject being aware of it. "How can hypnosis be used?"
you might ask. The subconscious mind operates at a speed of about
1200 to 1400 words per minute. This is many times faster than the
conscious mind that operates at 250 to 450 WPM (words per minute).
The posthypnotic script can be spoken at fast conversational speed
approximately 250 WPM and a recorder or a computer speeds up the
message up to approximately 1200 to 1400 WPM. Remember what happens
when you play a 33 rpm record at 78 rpm? The resulting voice sound
like the old American cartoon characters the Chipmunks. This is only
slightly past doubling (2X) the delivery speed. At speeds as high as
1400 WPM, the voices would sound like a high pitched chattering
whine. Remember when the words "Drink Coca Cola" were written on one
frame of a movie in a theatre back in the 1960s? The frame rate in
movies is played at 30 frames/second. At 1/30th of a second the
conscious mind could not recognize the message but the subconscious
mind could read it clearly. The audience increased their Coca-Cola
consumption by 65% that night resulting in the Federal Government
prohibiting subliminal advertising. The following probable reasons
for not achieving a higher percentage of subliminal delivery
effectiveness (> 65%) are described as follows. In that 1/30th of a
second some people were blinking, some people were looking around the
theatre, looking at spouses, children, candy, popcorn, etc. or they
had sufficiently poor eyesight that they could watch the movie but
could not distinguish the small writing clearly.

2. In the early years of this technology, the NSA originally recorded
a spoken posthypnotic suggestion message into a tape deck and sped it
up by speeding up the tape. This process was labor intensive,
required each officer to have excellent diction and mastery of the
language and dialect required, and was of poor quality due to
background noise and the delay in timing during recording and
processing. It also required extensive training to assure that each
officer spoke at the same rate of speed so that the resulting "sped-
up" script was delivered at the correct speed. Now computers are used
to append digitized samples of optimized, ideal phonemes together to
form words and the words are sped-up to the correct delivery speed.
Where dialects are present, a different set of base phonemes is used.

3. Currently, to optimize efficiency and accommodate the variety of
languages on the planet, phonetic elements from each language and
distinct dialect are sampled, digitally edited to optimize them, and
appended during delivery to form words and words arranged to make
sentences in the from of scripts that resemble hypnotic suggestions.
The empty space between words is minimized and pitch rise is
compressed and filtered. Repetitive sine waves are also removed from
the phonetic element's acoustic wave train thus reducing the actual
number of sine waves making up a word by 50% or more. This reduces
the actual length of the time it takes the phoneme to be delivered
prior to accelerating (speeding-up) the delivery (like fast forward).
This helps the message to be played at higher speeds and reduces the
subject's ability to recognize it as accelerated speech. The
technique of using optimized digitally sampled and edited phonemes
appended together to for words and then sentences structured as
hypnotic suggestions can be termed "computer simulated subconscious
speech language".

4. The subconscious mind is also very sensitive. It can hear things
that the conscious mind ignores. If you have watched television, you
have probably noticed that there are many "subliminal tapes" on the
market to program your subconscious mind. These tapes have their
"messages" recorded/hidden in the sounds of ocean waves, music, or
other sounds but they are not sped-up to subconscious delivery speeds
and are therefore not very effective. The subconscious mind can hear
and discern the message even when there is background noise like
waves, cars, planes, or even when someone else is speaking to you in
normal conversation. Your conscious mind won't hear anything unless
it is very quite in the house. If you are very attentive you may hear
what sounds like a low-pitched tape on fast forward, and played at
low volume. This is the sound of the NSA's high-speed audio
subliminal message.

5. This modification of the phonetic elements, played at low volume,
combined with the environmental background noise makes it very
difficult for a subject to record the NSA message. Even if the
subject were to effectively record the message, it is very difficult
to filter (separate) the NSA's message from background noise. Then,
reconstructing the missing sine waves from the acoustic wave train
and slowing the message down to discern the actual content of the
"posthypnotic" script with the conscious mind would be nearly
impossible for the average citizen. To briefly summarize, the subject
would have no chance in analyzing a NSA message without the following
items:
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