Psychotronic War and the Security of Russia (1999) – Gang Stalking, Mind Control, and Cults

by V.N Lopatin and V.D. Tsygankov, Moscow, 1999

by Cheryl Welsh, Director Citizens Against Human Rights Abuse, Cahra
September 2001
from FreedomIsn’tFree Website

This is a web version. A hard copy is available at cost for xeroxing and postage. 340 pages.
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Cheryl Welsh, Cahra,
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The Russian Translation Project is continuing. Donations are very much appreciated. Donations are tax deductible and apply to costs only. Clerical work and report compilations are on a volunteer basis only.
Contents

Overview

1. 1 page overview plus 12 page summary

Section I – The best argument for the existence of U.S. EMR Mind Control Weapons: The Russian evidence

1. Cahra Website posting, “Russian Book Translation Project Has Begun”

2. U.C Davis students translate sixty-two pages of the Russian book “Psychotronic Weapons and the Security of Russia” by V.N. Lopatin and V.D. Tsygankov,1999 Moscow

3. Translation excerpts from second book “Psychotronic War, From Myths to Facts” by Igor Vinokurov and Georgij Gurtovoj”, Moscow 1993, Translated by Mojmir Babacek

4. Several corroborating Russian newspaper articles on mind control

5. 1998 German TV, ZDF, “Secret Russia: Moscow–the Zombies of the Red Czars”, documentary on Russian victims of psychotronic experiments, obtained by Blanche Chavoustie

Section II – The Second and Equally Convincing Argument For the Existence of U.S. EMR Mind Control Weapons: The East/West Controversy over Thermal/Athermal effects of EMR Ends With the Exposure of a U.S. Cold War Cover Story

1. Freedom of Information Act excerpts from Harlan Girard, released 2001

2. Dr. Stephan Possony, “intellectual father of Star Wars”, (Guardian, 1995, obituary) article in Defense and Foreign Affairs, 1993. Debunds athermal theory touted by State Dept, discusses Russian mind control, states EMR athermal effects are likely scientific basis for mind control weapons.

3. BBC TV 1984 documentary, “Opening Pandora’s Box”, highlighting Dr. Becker’s theory of large, classified U.S. EMR weapons program based in part on evidence of the thermal/athermal controversy.

4. 2000 Video by Council on Wireless Technology Impacts, “Public Exposure”, www.emrnetwork.org. More evidence of athermal controversy

Section III – Conclusion: What this information means to victims of nonconsensual government experiments

1. The Russian evidence is important because it proves that the Russians have a large mind control weapons program dating back to the 1950s and therefore the U.S. would also have very classified mind control weapons. 1

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Summary

Please note that the opinions in this article are the opinions of Cheryl Welsh, alone.

Throughout this booklet, the words electromagnetic radiation or electromagnetic frequency are abbreviated with “EMR”.
The terms, athermal and nonthermal electromagnetic radiation effects are used interchangeably and mean the same thing.
Thermal effects of EMR refers to the effects caused by heating. The cooking of food in a microwave oven is a thermal effect of microwaves, for example.
The nonthermal EMR effects are any effect not caused by heating.
Psychotronic is the Russian term for mind control, although it has been given many meanings.
Generally, psychotronic is term for the use of EMR to affect the brain.
Section I

The best argument for the existence of U.S. EMR Mind Control Weapons: The Russian evidence

Thanks to your generous donations, sixty-two pages of the V.N. Lopatin and V.D. Tsygankov book “Psychotronic Weapons and the Security of Russia,” 1999, Moscow were translated by the UC Davis team of student translators. The whole translation is included in this compilation and a few main conclusions are listed below.

Cahra purchased a second book by Igor Vinokurov and Georgij Gurtovoj, “Society for the Research of Secrets and Mysteries of the Earth Mysteries”, 1993, Moscow. Mojmir Babacek translated sections of this book on psychotronic war and one highlight is the section on Emilia Cherkova, who is mentioned in a Stolitza article below. Ms. Cherkova was a Zelenograd deputy and has filed complaints to the government of Russia on behalf of Russian psychotronic victims and became a target herself.

In addition, the Fetzer Foundation of Kalamazoo, Michigan sponsored a Russian/US conference on bio-energetics and the Gurtovi book featured the 1989 Fetzer Foundation resolution signed by several scientists stating that they would not use their scientific knowledge to create weapons. Cahra purchased a third book, by V.D. Tsygankov entitled, “Neurocomputers and It’s Applications,” 1993. This book is in the process of being translated.

The two books, so far corroborate the previous 20+ articles gathered mainly from the Russian press since the break up of the Soviet Union. The 20+ newspaper articles can be found on Lexis Nexis library database available at most university libraries. Like the 1993 Defense News article included below, the Lopatin book is significant because it adds to the list of public figures talking openly about Russian mind control weapons. More research and analysis is needed but the information found so far is solid and will be helpful to victims of government mind control experiments.

Below are some of the highlights of the Russian book translation.

This evidence is the best Russian mind control information that Cahra has found. It does not meet the scientific level of proof or the legal level of proof but it does meet the level of proof required to ask congress, human rights groups and others for an investigation into government mind control experiments. This evidence also meets the requirements of a journalism level of proof, that is several independent credible sources corroborating the evidence in a news story. In addition, information on the nonthermal effects of EMR and how this ties into Russian mind control is included below.

This nonthermal EMR effects evidence spans fifty years and reveals an outdated U.S. cover story for mind control weapons. New evidence described below support the fact that the science behind the mind control weapons has been suppressed. As shown in previous Cahra papers, the open literature on neuroscience supports an athermal basis for at least some brain mechanisms. Hopefully, translation and research and analysis of the Tsygankov book will help in this area.

For over ten years, V.N. Lopatin has been prominent and influential in the Russian government. He has advocated the banning of Russian mind control weapons since the breakup of the Soviet Union and has taken this cause to the UN. Mr. Lopatin has a law degree, was a member of the state Duma of Russia and is currently a Russian government representative to Japan. The book includes his outline of the problem and threat of psychotronic weapons and war and the importance of public relations concerning this global threat. He writes of the proposed Russian federal law “Informational-psychological safety” concerning the protection and defense of rights and lawful interests of citizens and society. Internationally, Mr. Lopatin stands out as the most powerful public figure to advocate a ban on mind control weapons.

Evidence from the 20+ Russian articles on mind control confirm the evidence in the partial translations of the two books. There are hundreds of articles and books on psychotronic weapons in Russia. It is a popular topic, as can be seen in the 186 citations at the end of the Lopatin book, not to mention numerous footnotes. With the break up of the Soviet Union, the existence of a classified Russian mind control program was revealed by several independent and reliable sources. There were concerns that the mind control technology would fall into the hands of the Mafia, see for example, Defense News, 1993, below.

Therefore, US and Russia were discussing the need for bilateral controls of the technology. Several articles allege Russian government experiments, experiments on military personnel and use of mind control weapons in Afghanistan. See below. Here are some of the sources that Cahra is trying to obtain; the Duma legislation proposed three times by Deputy Lopatin, the government documents of hundreds of complaints by citizens, military personnel and Russian government employees, the references to the Russian government documents on mind control weapons and the books and articles written on psychotronic weapons.

Credible, independent sources are stating that Russian mind control weapons exist, are being illegally used and laws are needed to protect Russian citizens. Here are a few examples with citations and full articles below.

Numerous public officials, including scientists, journalists and lawyers stated that mind control technology exists and needs to be controlled. Emilia Cherkova was discussed in the Gurtovoj book and three Russian newspapers.

Dr. Kaaznacheev, who was mentioned in the Gurtovoj book in the Fetzer Foundation letter and Emilia Cherkova are saying that mind control weapons exist and are in the hands of the military and government.

The scientist from Kiev, Sedletsky and Cherkova say there are experiments on Russian citizens. Stolitza, 1992.

Lopatin acknowledges the existence of mind control technology and even states that it was “secret for so many years”. Moscow Times 1995. He dismisses the paranoid and conspiracy label on the allegations and instead takes mind control weapons very seriously, calling for legislation to ban their illegal use.

In the Moscow Times, 1995, Dr. Rudakov built the equipment and states that similar equipment was used in Afghaniztan, as does the Defense Electronics article above. The Russian journalist Vorobyovsky has studied this story for three years. A complaint was filed with the CSCE, Stolitza, 1992.

Dr. Possony is an academic and public policy analyst who stands behind his statements. He stated that EMR athermal effects are the scientific basis for mind control weapons. Defense and Foreign Affairs, 1983.

1998 German TV Document, “The Zombies of the Red Czars”

Thanks to Blanche Chavoustie, Cahra has obtained a translation of the 1998 German TV channel ZDF documentary, “The Zombies of the Red Czars”. This important documentary filmed the protesters demonstrating against psychotronic experiments in Moscow Square and interviewed some of the organizations against the misuse of psychotronic weapons. They allege secret psychiatric experiments all over Russia going back to the 1950s and continuing up to the present. Like their U.S. counterparts, Russian victims are labeled mentally ill, (zombies) and are not getting help.

Soviet and U.S. victims symptoms match and span over fifty years. The ZDF video described victims with psychotronic attacks on the organs of the body, including the heart. “Strange things. But when you go see a doctor he doesn’t find anything.” A political prisoner in the Stalinistic concentration camps was brought to an isolation cell in the KGB prison in the Lubyanka, where he experienced a psychotronic treatment of,

“strong sounds in the head, very strong acoustic and visual hallucinations.”

“The leader of the “Moscow Zombies” believes the malfunctions of the telephone are due to the effect of a psychotronic generator.”

The book “Psychotronic War” by Gurtovi included a description.

“The weapon seems to be capable, secretly, imperceptibly, work on his psyche, mind, behavior, desires, wishes, …A wave of monstrous heat struck all of his body and firmly squeezed him.”

The section by Emilia Cherkova stated,

“The victims are ‘tortured’ secretly right in their house, from behind the walls of neighboring rooms …”

An article in the book stated, “persecution of citizens by methods of distant manipulation of the brain by means of ultrasound, microwaves, laser beams and as well computers…”

In the newspaper Delovoi Mir, “Mind Control” by Ivan Tsarev, 1992, a victim wrote,

“They controlled my laughter, my thoughts, and cause pain in various parts of my body…It all started in October 1985, after I had openly criticized the first secretary of the City Committee of the Communist Party.”

“Sometimes voices can be heard in the head form the effect of microwave pulse radiation which causes acoustic oscillations in the brain,” explained Gennady Schchelkunov, a radio electronics researcher from the Istok Association.”

Here is a comparison to U.S. victims. Cahra has heard from victims all over the world. Here is a description of the cluster of symptoms common to most victims. 24 hours 7 days a week, for years on end, victims are subjected to all kinds of harassment and torture. Most agree that the technology can remotely target and control every nerve of the body. Heart rate can speed up and slow down, bowel movements can be regulated, illnesses can turn on and off in an instant. Victims report microwave hearing or voices in the head and sleep deprivation. Thoughts can be read, and played back to the victim, instanteously.

People around the victim can repeat verbatim, the victim’s immediate thoughts.

dreams are manipulated
behaviors controlled
emotions literally played with and all types of pain can be started and stopped in all parts of the body
remote sexual manipulation and abuse with pedophilia
homosexual and degrading themes are reported regularly
microwave burns are frequently reported, along with all types of bizarre and harassive manipulation of electrical equipment, phone, car, TV and computers
black bag intelligence tactics of tire slashings, break ins and mail tampering are reported
hologram are projected
According to victims, it is vicious, amoral, sadistic and cruel. Most victims describe the experience as very debilitating and liken it to mental rape, prison or total destruction of the quality of one’s life. Most are labeled mentally ill and live with financial ruin. loss of health, social life and career. All say the technology is very sophisticated and effective as a weapon. Some victims say they would use it on their torturers and feel vindication. It is like a slow death.

1984 BBC Video, “Opening Pandora’s Box”

Results from Harlan Girard’s request under the freedom of information act on nonlethal weapons development in China and Russia are included here as background information V.D. Tsygankov wrote extensively of the U.S. nonlethal program and the threat that Russia must protect itself from. Tysgankov’s biography is impressive, see below. Tsygankov graduated from the Odessa Electrical Engineering Institute of Communication, specializing in radio engineering. Tsygankov collaborated for many years with neuro-physiologist and academician P.K Anokhin.

Dr. Anokhin’s books can be found in medical libraries such as U.C. Davis. In addition Dr. Anokhin’s extensive list of published works include collaboration with Dr. Mary Brazier, UCLA, 1961, for example. Of course the book does not reveal national security secrets or mind control equipment schematics, but both Tsygankov and Lopatin convey a sense of deep concern for a serious global issue. Lopatin and Tsygnkov are important to victims of government illegal experiments because they state that Russian psychotronic or mind control weapons exist and that their use should be placed under international control.

How important is the Russian information?

Nothing in the U.S. is comparable to this body of evidence of Russian mind control weapons, nothing even close. The US has been silent on this issue for over fifty years. The U.S. has repeatedly stated that Russia has mind control research, technology and weapons based on athermal effects of EMR. But contrary to logic, the U.S. position was that there are no provable athermal effects from EMR, according the U.S. scientists. (See DIA report and Project Pandora below).

Overall, the U.S. position is that there was no U.S. research, technology or weapons based on athermal EMR effects. Up to the 1990s, the U.S. government has stated that RF weapons are “too sensitive to discuss'(CNN1985) and that “Soviet mind control information” is classified, (1997 CIA/NSA foia letter). With the break up of the Soviet Union, the Pentagon unveiled the nonlethal weapons program, including weapons based on athermal EMR effects, (U.S. News, 1997). Publicly, the fifty year U.S. policy of ‘no proven athermal EMR effects’ took a 180 degree about face.

The value of the Russian information to U.S. victims is that it is powerful support for the argument that the U.S. would have to be developing mind control weapons also. The Russian evidence presented here is believable and convincing, therefore it is nearly impossible for the US to deny with any credibility the existence of their own mind control arsenal.

The evidence of Russian mind control weapons is substantial in quality and quantity. Each independent source verifies almost every other source. Although there is a definite limit to the Russian mind control technology discussed and the articles all state basically the same thing, it is revealing. For example, only with the breakup of the Soviet Union, did Russia make the decision to share Smirnov’s acoustic psychocorrection mind control computer programs with the FBI during consultations concerning Koresh, in order “to improve U.S/Russian relations”, (Defense News, 1993).

The break up of the Soviet Union has been a unique opportunity to gather declassified evidence of a very large, very black Russian mind control program. The facts show that the U.S. was aware of the Russian program for decades. It is improbable that there will be another comparable opportunity to pierce the veil of secrecy.

U.S. victims can use this very powerful information as a group and approach Congress, human rights groups The Russian evidence validates the claims made by victims of U.S. government mind control experiments. U.S. and Russian victims can now combine their claims which date back to the 1950s and make a strong case.

Section II

The second and equally convincing argument in support of the existence of U.S. EMR mind control weapons: The East/West Controversy over Thermal/Athermal Effects of EMR Ends With the 1990s Exposure of a U.S. Cold War Cover Story for EMR Weapons

With the break up of the Soviet Union, the U.S. military unveiled a nonlethal weapons arsenal. U.S. News and World Report 1997 stated that …And for a good 40 years the U.S. military has quietly been pursuing [EMR] weapons of this sort. …scientists, aided by government research on the “bioeffects” of beamed energy, are searching the electromagnetic and sonic spectrums for wavelengths that can affect human behavior.” Looking back and reevaluating the history of EMR weapons development, it becomes clear that the big users of EMR technology, the military and EMR related industry conducted secret research into athermal weapons effects and suppressed althermal EM effects research the open literature.

Government officials lied about athermal effects of EMR to the U.S. public in the 60s, 70s and 80s. A quote from U.S. News provides an explanation. The public denial of athermal effects of EMR was a cover story for a very long term, very classified EMR weapons program. Dr. Louis Slesin, editor of Microwave News, U.S. News, 1997, “…the human body is essentially an electrochemical system, and devices that disrupt the electrical impulses of the nervous system can affect behavior and body functions. But these programs- particularly these involving antipersonnel research- are so well guarded that details are scarce. “People [in the military] go silent on this issue …more than any other issue. People just do not want to talk about this.”

The thermal/athermal or nonthermal controversy has ended with the cold war. Dr. Robert Becker, Dr. Cyril Smith and Paul Brodeur wrote books in the 1970s and 1980s about the history of EMR technology development and all three presented evidence of athermal biological effects from EMR. In addition they cited the Russian literature going back to the 1930s in support of nonthermal effects of EMR. In contrast, the military, industry and government supported the position of Dr. Herman Schwan, the Nazi paperclip scientist who established the safety limits of EMR exposure for the United States in the 1950s. Dr. Schwan’s position that there are no proven athermal effects of EMR is still in place today.

Dr. Stefan Possony was called the “intellectual father of Star Wars” and “one of the most influential civilian strategic planners in the Pentagon” (Guardian, 1995). Called “the greatest strategic philosophers of the 20th Century”, founder of International Strategic Studies Association and former psychological warfare expert with the Office of Naval Research, Dr. Possony wrote in Defense and Foreign Affair, Psy-war: Soviet Device Experiment,6-7-83, mind control by EMR is feasible and militarily important. Dr. Possony also refuted the U.S. State department’s athermal theory of EMR in 1983. See below for athermal controversy.

1984 BBC video, “Opening Pandora’s Box”, national security and the athermal controversy

Thank to Harlan Girard for a copy of the 1984 British TV documentary, “Opening Pandora’s Box’ (David Jones, Producer, Fulcrum Central Productions). This video contains interviews with top public officials and EMR experts and now, almost 20 years later, the EMR weapons cover up can be clearly delineated in this video.

One segment of the video features Dr. Robert Becker discussing his work for the CIA on U.S pilots shot down and captured by the Russians in the 1960s. Dr. Becker was asked by the CIA to determine if the pilots were exposed to EMR similar to the Moscow Embassy microwave bombardment from 1953 to 1976. The CIA was looking for an answer to the personality changes in the psychological tests given before and after their capture.

Russian UN documents from the 1970s through the 1990s also support the video evidence, which stated that scientific evidence supports the fact that nonthermal effects could be developed for weapons. With the Pentagon’s unveiling of the U.S. nonlethal weapons program , Dr. Becker’s theory that the U.S. is running a very black and very large EMR weapons program in the 1970s is well supported.

Dr. Becker discussed the Moscow Embassy microwave bombardment by the Russians from 1953 to at least 1988, (AP, 1988, Reppert), and the Russian Woodpecker signal, used by the Russians to irradiate the U.S. beginning in 1977 and later verified at least to 1988. Dr. Becker and others suspected that the Russians were attempting to create health and psychological effects in the U.S. population from the EMR.

Significant facts of 1984 BBC video

Project Pandora: The U.S. government explores whether the Soviets are using EMR as a weapon. The Soviets started bombarding the American Embassy in Moscow in 1953 and the U.S. government funded Project Pandora to find out why.

Nonthermal effects of EMR used as psychological and biological weapons by U.S./Soviets 1976 DIA Report based on soviet research state that Soviets claimed that microwaves could be found in human beings, to disorientate a person and a specific frequency could cause a heart attack.

Nonthermal EMR effects controversy is born. U.S denies effects, Soviets disagree Dr. Sam Koslov, director of Project Pandora continued,

“[We] thought about it, don’t get me wrong,… but nothing was found, it doesn’t look like[there is]…militarily at this time, there is no EMR weapons potential. There is nothing to the biological effects claim. There is an amount of power problem.”

Since the Korean war, the art of brainwashing has improved significantly, says David Jones Dr. Becker was asked by the CIA in early 60s to determine whether pilots shot down and captured by Soviets in the 1960s could possibly have been exposed to EMR without them realizing it and would that have caused personality change. Dr. Becker stated, “Yes, there is a distinct possibility, we don’t know at this time for sure.”

The Moscow microwave bombardment is a prototype weapon of the 1977 Soviet Woodpecker EMR signal: Soviet EMR weapons go public Dr. Beck stated, “[the 1976] Russian woodpecker signal is the most powerful man made EMR source ever. 10 pulses per second, 40 million watts per pulse, it is psycho active.” It is generated in the Soviet Union and permeates everything in the U.S. It was picked up by power grids and irradiated into homes.”

Persistent rumors that U.S. signal beamed over Russia. “They are the most expensive and powerful in the world.” “Dr. Becker said there are persistent rumors that the U.S. is doing the same to the Soviet Union, powerful U.S. transmitters beaming 16 cycles per second to produce the same effect as the Soviets, into the Soviet Union.’ “We are in the middle of electronic warfare aimed at citizens of both countries.”

Twenty years later: Conclusions of 1984 BBC video

Athermal effects of EMR are used as a basis for weapons and is a national security issue. The controversy over athermal effects of EMR is described as a national security issue by top EMR scientists such as Dr. Becker, Dr. Beck and Dr. Zaret, all of whom were consulted by the CIA about the irradiation of the Moscow Embassy. The U.S. government trusted their judgment in the most demanding situation, national security matters.

HAARP, the U.S. transmitter of the 1990s, part of a vast weapons system capable of influencing human behavior. The article,

“Apocalypse Now? HAARP or How the US Military is Playing the Sorcerer’s Apprentices”, by Alain Gossens, Bussels Telemoustique, 22-5-97 was translated by FBIS from french, (see foia section). The article describes the controversy surrounding the HAARP project. “Unofficially, HAARP will use the ionosphere, turning it into an energy weapon.”

Similar to the Moscow Embassy microwave bombardment and the Russian Woodpecker, the public is never told what is really going on. It is difficult to not believe that these are powerful weapons because both countries continue for decades to develop them. Mind control purposes are equally plausible as other theories such as over- the horizon radar which is better accomplished by other means, Dr. Becker stated.

U.S. cover story of no provable athermal effects can no longer be credibly maintained by U.S. According to Dr. Becker, consultant to the CIA in the early 1960s, the Soviets irradiated the Moscow Embassy and U.S citizens with the Woodpecker signal at great cost and for decades. Dr. Becker described these aggressive acts by the Soviets and the U.S. as an electronic war on the citizens of both countries.

A cover up begins: U.S. government knew of athermal EMR effects at least in the 1960s. By basing the U.S. safety standard for EMR exposure on politics rather than scientific evidence, the U.S. government knowingly risked the health of U.S. citizens.

Evidence supports a ‘Manhattan Project’ mind control program based on EMR athermal effects. The argument can now move to the extent that athermal biological EMR weapon effects are capable of controlling the human body and behavior. Fifty years later, the U.S. government is on the record for lying about this issue. There is a mind control program more secret than the Manhattan Project, as Dr. Becker theorized and brain function is based on an athermal EMR biological effects. Very sophisticated technology has been developed to control the mind, comparable to the atomic bomb.

Here is one stunning example of many available examples to show how far unclasified neurology research has advanced. A logical conclusion, given all of the evidence presented in this compilation, is that the classified research would make a very powerful mind control weapon. The article illustrates the convenient cover story that the Soviets have mind control research, that brain research for weapons purposes is classified and that EMR athermal effects are the basis of mind control weapons. The stunning information is that the U.S. military is funding research to make a device for “inject[ing] information into the brain via electromagnetic waves.”

U.S. News, 1-3-2000, John Norseen, Reading and changing your mind. [Lockheed Martin neuroengineer in Intelligent Systems Division] Norseen’s interest in the brain stems from a Soviet book he read in the mid-1980s, claiming that research on the mind would revolutionize the military and society at large. [He] coined the term “Biofusion” to cover his plans to map and manipulate [the brain] leading to advances in …national security… and …would be able to convert thoughts into computer commands by deciphering the brain’s electrical activity.

BioFusion would reveal the fingerprints of the brain by using mathematical models, [Smirnov’s computer program uses mathematical models also]. It sound crazy,…The National Aeronautics and Space Administration, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, …have all awarded…research contracts to Norseen. Norseen is waiting to hear if the second stage of these contracts-portions of them classified- comes through. Norseen’s theories are grounded in current science. …By MRI, scientists can tell what the person was doing at the time of the recording…Emotions from love to hate can be recognized from the brain’s electrical activity. …Norseen predicts profiling by brain print will be in place by 2005.

…Norseen would like to draw upon Russian brain-mimicking software and American brain -mapping breakthroughs to allow that communication to take place in a less invasive way. A modified helmut could record a pilot’s brainwaves. “When you say right 090 degrees…the computer would see that electrical pattern in the brain and turn the plane 090 degrees. If the pilot misheard instructions to turn 090 degrees and was thinking “080 degrees,” the helmut would detect the error, then inject the right number via electromagnetic waves.”

An Electronic War starting with the Moscow Embassy: Serious Implications for the World Besides the need to stop illegal government EMR weapons experiments, it is important to educate the public because of the far-reaching global effects surrounding this issue.

2000 Video, “Public Exposure”, Cell Phone industry and athermal controversy

Thanks to Betsy Manning for the 2000 video, “Public Exposure” by the Council on Wireless Technology Impacts, (website at www.cwti.org.) This video exposes EMR industry abuses similar to the tobacco industry. Billions of dollars in cell phone sales are behind the athermal controversy and a complete lack of concern for the health of consumers. Because Dr. Schwan’s 1950s safety limit for exposure to EMR is the U.S. standard today, the U.S public health is at risk. While the cell phone industry testified in a 2000 California Senate hearing that there were no health risks from cell phone use, a scientist testified that the cell phone industry was suppressing research.

Another expert, Cindy Sage, Environmental Policy analyst explained the controversy. Athermal effects occur below the U.S. safety standard. The U.S. safety standard is the guideline for the cell phone industry. The scientific studies are reporting damaging health effects below the safety standard but the cell phone industry ignores the research because it is below the U.S. safety standard.

Science author B. Blake Levitt wrote the book “Electromagnetic Fields”, and explained that the industry knows it will take twenty years for scientific evidence to prove possible damaging health effects from cell phone EMR exposure. In the meantime, billions of dollars are pocketed and there is little research into the rising incidence of cancer because the major funder of research is the cell phone industry. In another segment of the video, there were protest marches around the country against section 704 of the Telecommunications Act of 1996. Section 704 states that local governments are banned from taking into consideration the health effects of microwave, TV, radio and other EMR towers which are to be located in their area.

Standard of proof: lessons learned from the cell phone video

Cindy Sage in the 2000 video entitled “Public Exposure” described three levels of proof, the scientific level of proof, which is the highest level, almost 100%, the legal standard of proof, or 51%, the more probable than not standard and the environmental law standard, in the 10 to 30% range.

Ms. Sage stated that the environmental law standard is the level at which public decision making on environmental issues takes place, i.e., at the potential level for a significant health impact. Ms. Sage believes that the EMR controversy should be judged by the environmental law standard of proof and she mentioned the California Environmental Quality Act. [Note, I took an environmental law class in summer 2001 and the 2001 environmental law text book listed EMR under toxic substances and described it as a controversial topic.]

An association but not a direct cause and effect scientific relationship between the exposure to EMR from cell phones and the risk of detrimental health effects has been established. The cigarette industry used the scientific standard of proof, saying that there is no scientific cause and effect between smoking and lung cancer. The cell phone industry is using the same tactic. Environmental issues are decided at the 10-30% level of potential harm in order to protect public health.

The cigarette industry’s scientific standard of proof did not protect the public. In the late 1990s, all of the top executives of the major tobacco companies testified before Congress, under oather that cigarette smoking does not cause harm to a smoker’s health. This is a blatant indicative of the lengths that companies will go to sell their products. Today, it is well known that many smokers died from lung cancer as a result of smoking and the addictive qualities of nicotine. Therefore the environmental standard of proof should be used in the EMR research evaluations in order to protect the public.

In addition human rights violations standard of proof is lower and showld apply to mind control victims because this is a human rights issue.

Section III

Conclusion: What this information means to victims of nonconsensual government experiments

Victims have two strong arguments for demanding an investigation into their allegations. If the Russians have mind control weapons, the U.S. undoubtedly has a mind control arsenal.

News and World Report, 7-7-97, that “scientists, aided by the military research on the ‘bioeffects’ of beamed energy are searching the electromagnetic and sonic spectrums for wavelengths that can affect human behavior.” The translation of the 1999 Lopatin book is the best evidence yet, a top Russian politician and scientist claim Russian mind control weapons exist and should be under international control.

Second, the athermal controversy is equally convincing historical evidence of a classified U.S. mind control program.

The number of victims in the U.S. and Russia, not to mention other countries is growing. For the first time, victims as a group can now organize and go to their congressional representatives, human rights groups, lawyers and investigative reporters and present an adequate level of proof of their claims, never before possible. The evidence now meets the standard of proof required for mainstream journalism, public knowledge and investigations such as a GAO investigation or a congressional hearing or a human rights investigation. Please see below for evidence and citations.

Electronic warfare since 1953, without public knowledge

In “Project Pandora”, Dr. Becker, an eminent scientist consulted by the U.S. government on EMR national security issues has warned of the electronic war on the citizens of the U.S and U.S.S.R. Many experts including Oppenheimer have warned that the Orwellian dangers of mind control are worse than the atomic bomb, (American Psychological Association). Information warfare using the mind as a target was described in the TV program, War 2020. War would be fought without even knowledge of a war taking place.

In his 1990s book, “Crosscurrents”, Dr. Becker wrote that it may be too late to stop the ongoing weapons programs. Unlike peace, electronic warfare resembles another cold war with its resultant high costs. Experts and public officials from the east and west warn of the dangers of psychotronic weapons or nonlethal EMR weapons, the need for international control and of the need for open public debate.

What can be done?

Cahra does not have the resources to organize victims but I hope that others will. If this issue is presented as the international human rights issue that it is, public officials will be able to use their authority to ask for an investigation. Cahra will send this compilation with original articles and translation at cost for xeroxing and postage to anyone interested in stopping nonconsensual government experiments.

Finally, thank you to all of the victims who generously donated to this project and also to those who shared their information included in this article. I could not have done it without you. The Russian translation project is a major step forward. I hope that much more research can be done and that as a result, a better strategy to stop illegal government experiments will be found in our lifetime.

Russian Experts State Mind Control Weapons Exist and
Warn of Dangers of Psychotronic Weapons and War.

“…decades of research and investment of untold millions of rubles in the process of psycho-corrections has produced the ability to alter behavior on willing and unwilling subjects, experts add. The Russian experts, including George Kotov, A former KGB general also report a list of software and hardware associated with their psycho-correction program that could be procured for as little as $80,000. As far as it has become possible to probe and correct psychic contents of human beings despite their will and consciousness by instrumental means; results having been achieved can get out of [our] control and be used with inhumane purposes of manipulating psyche,” Defense News 1993.

U.S. sources said government officials and leaders from the business and medical communities will consider Russian offers to place the mind-control capability under bilateral controls. The sources say the Russian government, in the spirit of improved U.S.-Russian relations, is beginning to lift the veil of secrecy surrounding the technology [acoustic psycho-corrections, the transmission of specific commands via static or white noise bands into the human subconscious without upsetting other intellectual functions]. Defense News, 1993.

Dr. Igor Smirnov, consultant to the FBI about the use of acoustic psycho-correction on Koresh and one of the most important Russian psychiatrists, showing a computer illustration of the human subconscious, “To rule the [human] soul, one only has to put them into the area of effective vicinity of the apparatus. Or, there is already a method to transmit hidden information over long distances. According to Smirnov [such a method] does exist. ZDF, 1998.

V.N. Lopatin, author of “Psychotronic War and the Security of Russia”, 1999, Moscow, Russian duma deputy advocates against mind control weapons in Russia and internationally for ten years. Lopatin proposes three times, legislation to ban illegal development and sale of mind-control devices. Lopatin quote in Moscow Times, 7-11-95,

“Of course this project [psychotronics] is surrounded with alot of hysteria and conjecture. ….Something that was secret for so many years is the perfect breeding ground for conspiracy theories.”

V.D. Tsygankov, co-author of “Psychotronic War and the Security of Russia”,1999, Moscow, scientist spent many years studying bionics and the development of neuro-computers. Tsygankov describes the problems of psychotronic weapons and war.

Lieutenant Colonel Timothy L. Thomas, US Army, Retired, writing about information warfare and a hard to believe report by a Russian scientist form the renowned Russian Baumann Technical Institute on use of computer screens to control or kill people. “…Yet in hindsight, man once could not comprehend electricity either, and we should at least consider the possibility of this phenomenon. As the Russians have noted on several occasions, he who makes the first inroads into this area will control the destiny of mankind in the near future. Military Review, 1997

Victor Sedletsky, scientist interviewed by Stolitsa, 1992,

“As an expert and a juridical person, I assert that mass productions of psychotronic biogenerators and their testing is underway in Kiev.”

Academician V. Kaznacheyev from Novosibirsk writes in Stolitsa, “The military may use ESP to paralyze the will of other people turning them into obedient slaves.” Kaznacheyev therefore insists on placing this kind of research under international control.

Fetzer Foundation of Michigan, Resolution, from Gurtovi book, “Psychotronic War”, on EMR research,

“…we voluntarily undertake an agreement to never use, under any conditions, such weaponry and to sign any international agreements concerning this end.”, signed by 20 science and administrative Fetzer conference participants, 1989.

From Gurtovi book, 1988, psychologist and psychotherapist from Netherlands, Vim Kramer, in a speech to First European Conference of Parapsychological Association,

“What is needed now is openness of the research and freedom of information with respect to those perhaps secretly performed works, the results of which may be guilefully used in psychotronic war. …It is necessary to hurry.. Since, in the opposite case, in the next century, perhaps it will be difficult to survive not only for parapsychology, but to the whole mankind.”

“Ludmila Pikhova, an experienced presidential aide and speech writer turned on Rogozin, [Kremlin Security, former KGB and chief scientist on security problems], during a recent Kremlin meeting, screaming, “Don’t you try to control my subconscious ever again.”, reported in 1995 Washington Times.

Sergei Parkhmenko Russian journalist, Sevodnya newspaper put together a dossier of strange goings-on, including Ludmila Pikhova and other top officials in the Kremlin and confirms many persistent rumors of unusual surveillance, including mind control, Washington Post 1995

Journalist Yury Vorobyovsky has been investigating the top secret program of “psychotronic” brainwashing techniques developed by the KGB and the Ministry for three years. Moscow Times, 7-11-95.

Dr. Rudakov worked in a Defense Ministry psychotronic research laboratory and claimed that psychotronics were used on Spetsnaz troops in Afghanistan according to Moscow Times, 7-11-95. Defense Electronics, 1992 confirmed Dr. Rudakov’s information and reported an intelligence agency source, “…we know there is evidence the Soviet Army’s Special Forces used the technology during the conflict in Afghanistan.”

Anatholiy Ptushenko, member of the Russian Federation of Space Exploration Scientific and Technical Council, 1994, Moscow Rabochaya Truibuna.

“So a microwave system can easily be tuned into a psychotropic weapon–formidable in that it has a direct effect on the human brain…just by retuning the generator. …which started to be developed in the sixties. …The terrible danger of psychotropic weapons is the possibility of their simultaneously and unequivocally affecting large masses of people over huge areas. …Nevertheless, faced with such a terrible danger as psychotropic weapons…, it is our duty to ensure that the development and operation of space based solar energy system receive popular and above all mass media scrutiny.”

Moscow Armeyskiy Sbornik, 1996, by Major General Valeriy Menshikov, doctor of technical sciences and Colonel Boris Rodionov, “A psychophysical effect on people also is possible for the purpose of altering their behavior and even controlling the social aims…Thus, the new space systems are potentially dangerous from the aspect of unfolding a wide-scale “information war” and even creating a global systems for controlling people’s behavior in any region…A country possessing them will gain an enormous advantage.”

19983 Defense and Foreign Affairs. Dr. Stefan Possony was a Stanford Hoover Institute fellow and was called “the intellectual father of ‘Star Wars” and “one of the most influential civilian strategic planners in the Pentagon” (Guardian, 1995, obituary). Dr. Possony describes the feasibility of communicating directly with the brain using EMR and developing EMR weapons. Dr. Possony discussed the microwave bombardment of the Moscow Embassy and inferred that the State Department lied about athermal health effects from the microwave irradiation.

Scientifically Proven Victim Symptoms

Symptoms
Scientifically Proven
Scientifically Feasible
and Military Interest
1. Microwave Hearing. (DIA Report 1976), NASA DOC AD AO90426, Dr. Allan Frey, Dr. James Lin
Yes
Yes
2. Smirnov acoustic psycho-correction, transmission of specific commands into subconscious, Demonstration, Defense News, 1993 Defense Electronics, 1992
Yes, per Janet Morris, 1990s
Yes, bilateral controls. US Corp. buy Russion equiment
3. EMR signals to brain causing visual disturbances. Demonstration by Dr. Rauscher, Bise on CNN 1985.
Yes
Yes, Dr. Becker
4. Inject words, numbers into brain via EMR waves. U.S. News, 2000, J. Norseem
No
Yes, review by military for funding
5. Manipulation of emotions via magnetic signals to the brain. ABC News 1998, demonstration Magnetic Therapy for depression
Yes
Russian newspaper allegations Yes, War 2020, Discovery Chan., demonstration
6. Reading thoughts by deciphering brain electromagnetic signals U.S. News, 2000, J. Norseen, LA Times, 1976, etc.
Yes
Yes
7. Disruption of internal organs, severe pain, nausea, diarrhea, Bul. Atomic Sci. 1994, etc.
Yes, heating weapon demonstration, rest heavily discussed
Yes, nonlethal
8. Remote manipulation of human behavior from space
1. Russian Federation of Space Exploration Scientific and Technical Council, member Anatoliy Pushenko
No, credible account of 1960s Russian weapons programs
Yes
2. Also, Russian Major General and only Colonel FBIS article
No, accounts only
Yes
3. Scientists, weapons experts, EU members on U.S. HAARP Project, from Brussels Telemoustique,1997, FBIS article.
No
Yes
Back to Contents

Table of contents with citations

1 page overview plus 12 page summary

A. Russian Experts state mind control weapons exist and warn of dangers of psychotronic weapons and war
B. Chart of scientifically proven victim symptoms
C. Table of contents with citations
Section I

The best argument for the existence of U.S. EMR Mind Control Weapons: The Russian evidence

1. Cahra Website posting, “Russian Book Translation Project Has Begun”

2. U.C Davis students translate sixty-two pages of the Russian book “Psychotronic Weapons and the Security of Russia” by V.N. Lopatin and V.D. Tsygankov,1999 Moscow

A. Lopatin on Russian TV, 1995 asking for duma legislation banning mind control weapons.

B. Three lexis-nexis articles on Lopatin

1. Defense and Security, Feb. 14, 2000, “The Riders of the “Psychotropic” Apocalypse” by Andrei Soldatov. Lopatin discusses his ten year effort to ban mind control weapons.

2. Interfax Russian News, August 16, 1999, “Duma to Debate PM’s Confirmation, Dagestan on Monday” Lopatin’s duma work discussed.

3. Xinhua General Overseas News Service, Oct. 11, 1990, “U.S. Defense Secretary to visit Moscow”, discusses Lopatin’s trip to U.S., meets U.S. Defense Secretary Cheney, Lopatin speaks at National Press Club.

C. Biography of Vladimir Nikolaevich Lopatin

D. Biography of Vladimir Dmitrievich Tsygankov

E. Table of Contents-D. Milks, translator

F. From the Publisher

G. Chapter 3 The Physical-Biological Basis of PSW, p. 42-48

H. Chapter 6 State Defense Initiative and Concept of Arms By V.D. Tygankov

I. Chapter 7. Legal Problems of Defense From Informational Weapons by V.N. Lopatin

J. Conclusion

K. Literature

3. Translation excerpts from second book “Psychotronic War, From Myths to Facts” by Igor Vinokurov and Georgij Gurtovoj”, Moscow 1993, Translated by Mojmir Babacek

A. Kalamazoo Gazette, 4-14-89, “Western, Soviet scientists full of energy” by Bill Krasean. On Russian scientist Vlail Kaznacheev, mentioned in Gurtovi book and cited in Russian article below, Stolitsa, No.43, p. 40, “MC-Ultra Program” by Alexei Myasnikov.

4. Several corroborating Russian newspaper articles on mind control

A. Defense and Foreign Affairs, Nov. 1983 Publisher’s Note, on Russian “electronic systems “to “beam” messages directly into the brain.”

B. Defense News, Jan 11-17, 1993, “U.S., Russia Hope to Safeguard Mind-Control Techniques” by Barbara Opall

C. Moscow News, March 12, 1994 Science No. 12., on Smirnov and psychotronic weapons.

D. Newsweek, 8-22-94, “Subliminal Dr. Strangelove” by Dorinda Elliott, John Barry, on Smirnov and Waco, FBI meetings.

E. Moscow News, March 25, 1994 “when asked noiselessly, answer silently”, on Smirnov’s mind control work.

F. Moscow Times, “Computers may hope Key to Subconscious” No. 505, on Smirnov’s pyschotronic work

G. Charleston Gazette, March 4, 1994, “FBI Rejected Mind Control With Koresh”

H. Defense Electronics, July 17, 1992, “DOD, Intel Agencies Look at Russian Mind Control Technology” by Mark Tapscott

I. The Glasgow Herald, May 26, 1993 “Brainwash killers ‘still in use'”, on alleged Soviet military use of psychotronic weapons.

J. Washington Times, May 24, 1995 “Reputed Rasputin advises Yeltsin; Ex-KGB officer dabbles in occult”, by Martin Sieff, on allegations by Kremlin officials of use of mind control by KGB.

K. Sacramento Bee, May 28, 1995, “The Kremlin’s Back Magician”, by Miranda Anichkina

L. Stolitsa, N. 43 p. 40, “MC-Ultra Program” by Alexei Myasnikov, on human rights groups alleging government mind control experiments.

M. Moscow Times, July 11, 1995, N. 750, “Report: Soviets Used Top-Secret’ Weapons by Owen Matthew’s with comments by V.N. Lopatin.

N. Delovoi Mir, pp. 1,9 “Mind-Control” by Ivan Tsarev, with complaints filed with Russian government by victims of EMR mind control experiments.

O. Los Angeles Times, 1976? “Russia Testing Radiation to Cause Disease, Control Minds and Kill”, by Paul Bannister

P Los Angeles Herald-Examiner, Nov. 22, 1976, “Mind-Altering Microwaves, Soviets Studying Invisible Ray”

Q. Fate Magazine, Feb, 1994, Vol. 47, No. 2 Issue 527, “Soviet Psychic Warfare”, by Paul Stonehill

R. Executive Intelligence Review Special Report, 1988, “Electromagnetic-Effect Weapons: The Technology and the Strategic Implications”

5. 1998 German TV, ZDF, “Secret Russia: Moscow–the Zombies of the Red Czars”, documentary on Russian victims of psychotronic experiments, obtained by Blanche Chavoustie

Section II

The Second and Equally Convincing Argument For the Existence of U.S. EMR Mind Control Weapons: The East/West Controversy over Thermal/Athermal effects of EMR Ends With the Exposure of a U.S. Cold War Cover Story

1. Freedom of Information Act excerpts from Harlan Girard, released 2001

A. Moscow Rabochaya Tribuna Nov. 26, 1994 pp 1-2, “Psychotropic Arms Potential Must Be Monitored’, by Anatolily Ptushenko, Member of the Russian Federation of Space Exploration Scientific and Technical Council. “While microwave radiation is variable: it can affect a person (or an army) temporarily or possibly forever. It is all determined by the mix of frequency and the power of the radiation. These systems were called “psychotropic Weapons” in official secret documents 30 years ago. It was these systems that we began to appreciate in the sixties. …Nevertheless; faced with such a terrible danger as psychotropic weapons (and other kinds of space-based weapon), it is our duty to ensure that the development and operation of space-based solar energy systems receive popular and above all mass media scrutiny.”

B. Russia National Information Security, Moscow Armeyskiy Sbornik, Oct. 96, No. 10, pp 88-90 “National Information Security: Opinion of the Subject”, by Major General Valeriy Menshikov, doctor of technical sciences and Colonel Boris Rodionov, discussed satellites, remote mind control.

C. Beijing Renain Junyl [People’s Military Surgeon] Vol 40, No 9 Sep 97, pp 507-508. Discusses infrasound weapons to induce immeasurable fear and unstable mental state…or even symptoms of mental disease.”

D. People’s Military Surgeon, Vol 40 No. 9 Sep 97 pp 507-508, discusses Incoherent Light Source weapon that can cause blindness and disorientation, and can also lead to symptoms of mental illness.

E. Beijing Jiefangjun Bao Chinese, 25 Dec. 1996, “High-Energy Microwave Weapons” Known as “Superstars”, article stated, “”non-thermal effects” can produce psychological damage…”

F. “ATTN Wire Select, Belgium, by Alain Gossens, “Apocalypse Now? ‘HAARP’ or How the US Military is Playing Sorcerer’s Apprentices”, stated, “all research in the area of electromagnetic energy — for say, medical purposes– has been blocked. As a result a vast and highly promising field of science and medicine has been monopolized by interests with ties to the US Army.”

1. British tabloid, The Big Issue, Oct 2, 2000, “Strike Force”, Dr. Bertell [a respected Canadian biometrics expert who led the Bhopal and Chernobyl Medical Commissions]”claims HAARP could disrupt human thought-processes.”

2. 1983 Washington DC Conference on Psychological Strategies sponsored by the “Intellectual Father of Star Wars”, Dr. Stefan Possony, discussing Russian EMR mind control based on athermal EMR effects.

A. Defense and Foreign Affairs Daily, 6-7 83 “Psy-War: Soviet Device Experiment” Article stated, “Dr. Adey was quoted as saying: “Some people theorize that the Soviets may be using an advanced version of the machine clandestinely to seek a change in behavior in the United States through signals beamed from the USSR.”

A. AP Extra by Barton Reppert, May 21, 1988, “The Zapping of an Embassy: 35 Years Later, The Mystery Lingers”

B. November 6, 1953, “Destroying American Minds-Russians Made it a Science” Dr. Charles W. Mayo to the Political Committee of the United Nations about methods of torture used by Communists on American prisoners.

C.. Federal Times, Dec 13, 1976, “Microwave Weapons Study by Soviet Cited”, From GPO, 1976 “Surveillance, Technology, Policy and Implications” Staff Report Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights, Committee on Judiciary, US Senate, Second Session.

D. Modern Electronics, Sept 1985, “Combating the Russian Woodpecker”, by Glenn Hauser

E. UN, July 10, 1979, Committee on Disarmament by V.L. Issraelyan, Representative of the USSR, discusses development of new weapon of mass destruction based on ‘non-thermal’ effects.

F. Letter to Cheryl Welsh from NSA,CIA, May 19, 1997, “Soviet mind control system…is classified…”

G. NBC Magazine with David Brinkley, July 16, 1981, No. 47592, discussing Russian Woodpecker Signal and mind control.

H. U.S News and World Report, July 7, 1997, “Wonder Weapons, The Pentagon has a huge classified program to build sci-fi arms that won’t kill the enemy. …” By Douglas Pasternak

4. 2000 Video by Council on Wireless Technology Impacts, “Public Exposure”, www.emrnetwork.org. More evidence of athermal controversy

A. Microwave News, March/April 2001 “Views on the News: Weapons Development and Public Health Should Not Mix”

Section III

Conclusion: What this information means to victims of nonconsensual government experiments

1. Where does the Russian translation Project fit in to the evidence?

A. Short overview: The scientific basis for EMR mind control weapons, athermal effects of EMR. Plenty of evidence in mainstream press

1. Davis Enterprise, 3-1-2001 “Frankengenes’: The Dark Side of Biotechnology” by Lee Bowman

2. Parade Magazine, Dec. 29, 1996, Reuters: “Best News for Mortals” “British scientists say they’re working on a “Soul-Catcher” memory chip, which would record human memories and thoughts, and expect it to be workng within 30 years.” Open literature discusses scientists interested in futuristic technology. Scientists conducting classified research, given the evidence in this compilation, have developed very sophisticated mind control weapons.

3. New York Times Magazine, Sept 29, 1996, “The Altered State” by Elizabeth Rotte. “Michael Persinger, a psychologist and neuroscientist at Laurentian University in Ontario, …solenoids, which create gently fluctuating fields …The impulses move through …the brain, where they interfere and interact with the complex electrical patterns of the subject’s neural fields. Persinger aims…switches …they sense a sexual arousal.. negative presence, a benevolent force , opiate effects,…

4. Bulletin of Atomic Scientist, Sept/Oct 1994 by Barbara Hatch Rosenberg, “The Soft Kill Fallacy”. “Many of the non-lethal weapons under consideration utilize infrasound or electromagnetic energy…These weapons are said to cause …interference with mental processes, modification of behavior and emotional response,…severe pain… The current surge of interest in electromagnetic and similar technologies makes the adoption of a protocol explicitly outlawing the use of these dehumanizing weapons an urgent mater.”

5. US. News Jan 3/10 2000 by Douglas Pasternak, “John Norseen, Reading your mind and injecting smart thoughts” “BioFusion would be able to convert thoughts into computer commands, predicts Norseen, by deciphering the brain’s electrical activity. … Norseen’s theories are grounded in current science. Mapping human brain functions is now routine…

B. Russian and American victim’s symptoms match.

1. U S District Court Eastern District of CA No Misc. 94-097-WBS John M. Ginter, Plaintiff, v. California Department of Corrections, et al., Defendants. John Ginter, San Quentin prisoner with high school education described in his 1967 court case that Dr. Schmidt, the San Quentin psychiatrist called the equipment used on John, “M.I.N.D. or Magnetic Integrated Neuron Duplicator”.

2. Los Angeles Times, 3-28-88 part 2 page 1, “A Fearful Fix Grips Figure in Kickbacks” by Kim Murphy, Rex Niles, an FBI informant in a defense contractors kick back case in Los Angeles, CA. Photo caption stated, “His aluminum foil hat has tiny holes in it, says Rex Niles, proof that the government is bombarding him with microwaves in an attempt to kill him.” He had detected microwave signals but was still labeled mentally ill.

3. New York Times Magazine, Aug. 31, 1997, “Atomic Guinea Pigs” by Michael D’Antonio “At the Department of Energy, which oversees America’s nuclear-weapons research, these people [radiation experiment victims] were referred to collectively as “the Crazies.” But the opening of the cold-war archives has brought the Crazies in from the fringe.” The mind control victims in Russia and the U.S. are both labeled mentally ill.

C. Conclusions

Back to Contents

Section I

The best argument for the existence of U.S. EMR Mind Control Weapons: The Russian evidence

1. Cahra Website posting, “Russian Book Translation Project Has Begun”

2. U.C Davis students translate sixty-two pages of the Russian book “Psychotronic Weapons and the Security of Russia” by V.N. Lopatin and V.D. Tsygankov,1999 Moscow

3. Translation excerpts from second book “Psychotronic War, From Myths to Facts” by Igor Vinokurov and Georgij Gurtovoj”, Moscow 1993, Translated by Mojmir Babacek

4. Several corroborating Russian newspaper articles on mind control

5. 1998 German TV, ZDF, “Secret Russia: Moscow–the Zombies of the Red Czars”, documentary on Russian victims of psychotronic experiments, obtained by Blanche Chavoustie

1. Russian Book Translation Project has begun

Sponsored by Cahra,
Citizens Against Human Rights Abuse
Cheryl Welsh, Director
Feb. 2001

Thanks to an anonymous tip, Cahra is sponsoring the translation of the 1999 Russian book, “Psychotronic War and Security of Russia”, by V.N. Lopatin and V.D. Tsygankov. “Psychotronic” includes electromagnetic radiation, (emr) and mind control weapons.

This is the Russian translation of the author and title, above. ISBN 5-89638-006-2. 99-5371.

Cahra has purchased this 150 page book and has hired a team of UC Davis students, under the guidance of several UC Davis Russian Studies professors, to translate this book. The student team leader has a double major in Russian and International Relations.

Donations Needed:
Sponsor a paragraph, page or chapter

Translating a language such as Russian is time consuming work which requires skill in choosing the correct words out of the many meanings a Russian word can have in English. This will be a professional translation, with the expertise of several fluent Russian professors and professionals available to the UC Davis students. Due to a university work study matching program, this is an excellent opportunity.

Translations in Russian usually start at 100$ per page.

Thanks to donations by Ed Light, Cheryl Welsh, Harlan Girard, Eleanor White and Mike Duffey and an anonymous donor, we have approximately thirty pages paid for and the translating has started. As soon as approval from the editors is given for copying the translations, anyone who donates and is interested in a copy of the translation, will receive a copy upon request (minimum donation for copy of translation is 25$ ). Please ask others for donations to this important cause. Any amount is helpful and tax deductible with Cahra’s IRS status as a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization.

Why the translation is critical to Cahra’s work

Contacting the highly influential and reputable Lopatin, an expert in the Duma in Russia would be a big step forward in strengthening the claims of victims in the US, at an international level. In addition, the translation can be used to generate funding from sponsors of human rights groups.The translation could be shared with other human rights groups, especially ICRC, which has worked extensively on the electromagnetic radiation (emr) issue.

A few people in Cahra’s network have engineering backgrounds and may use the technical information in the book. The U.S. government position is that EMR technology is classified. Therefore technical information on Russian victims and Russian mind control technology will support the claims of extensive use of mind control weapons and the obvious need for the US to have corresponding mind control technology, a fact which is denied by the US government.

There are a few attorneys working on freedom of information requests and this information could narrow the search. The Russian legal and political writings and government documents by Duma expert Lopatin will be invaluable for credibility and substantiation of mind control experiments on an international level. Finally, the information on victims in Russia could be evaluated and added to the literature review in the Dr. Bertell Preliminary Study.

Background information

Yuriy Lopatin, author of the Russian book, is mentioned in two unclassified government documents received under a freedom of information act request. The subject was a Moscow Russian Public Television program on Oct 6, 1995 entitled “Man and Law”, Scientists Discuss Mind Control Technology. The program included an interview of ;

“State Duma expert Yuriy Lopatin calling for legislation banning illegal development and sale of mind-control devices.” The documents stated further, “A State Duma expert, Yuriy Lopatin says: “Psychotronic Technology is spreading illegally. A law banning the illegal development, production, retailing, and spreading of psychotronic devices which influence the minds and behavior of citizens is badly needed.” He goes on to say: “The use of the mass media for psychological experiments should be banned and all the state-ordered research in human genetic experiments should be strictly registered. This was approved by Georgiy Georgiyevich Rogozin, first Deputy Head of the Presidential Security Service.”

A highly recommended , credible book on a topic rarely written about.

An AP reporter familiar with the EMR issue, recommended translating this book after reviewing an excerpt. The UC Davis Russian Studies professor was impressed with Lopatin. At forty, according to the biography in the book, he had accomplished alot and held a high position in the Russian government. The second author, a radio engineer or scientist, V.D. Tsigankov is also well recommended.

A Russian view of mind control weapons not reported in the western press and a strong recommendation of this book

The person who gave the anonymous tip wrote the following insightful information, which correlates which the 25 Russian articles which Cahra has collected from the library database Lexis Nexis. (See Cahra website, entry 11, chapter 5 for a partial list of the Russian articles.)

“There is also published in 1999 in Moskow very serious and fundamental book by Lopatin. He is author of the third legislation project, the chairman of Dumas Ecological Committee before the autumn of 1999. I have read about Emilia Cherkova and her group in Russian book “Psychotronic War” by A.Vinokurov and M.Gurtovoi, edited in Moskow in 1993. This organization had approximately 500 members in 1990-1993, mostly democratic activists from Russia and Moskov – victims, targeted by KGB using infrasonic and psychotronic weapon in combination with direct “hunting” on the cities streets.

Even after the dead of USSR in 1991, in the summer of 1992 KGB in Russia hired graduated students from medical universities (psychiatrists, psychoanalytics) to work in secret laboratories on human behavior control experimentation. After the second victory of democracy in October 1993 the hunting on people was officially prohibited. But a large amount of psychotronic devices had been sold to criminals and different kinds of private Security Services. After that this devices often used for apartment extortion, criminal attacks, and racket.

In Russian Parliament from 1993 till 1999 were prepared 3 different legislation projects against human behavior control experimentation and non-lethal weapon harassment, but no one had been accepted. In Ukrainan and Russian press from 1990 published a lot of articles concerning development and usage of psychotronic weapon (psychotronic generators) on the territory of former USSR and in Ukraine, and now I have found a lot of resources In Russian and Ukrainan segments of Internet.”

The table of contents of the Lopatin book has been translated and includes the following highlights.

Chapter 1. The Problem of Psychotronic Weapons and Psychotronic War.
Chapter 2. The Informational Foundations of PSO
Chapter 3. The Physical-Biological Basis of PSO
Chapter 3.1. Elementary Particles, The Interaction of Radiation and Matter
Chapter 3.2. Chromosomal Target, Mitogenetic Rays and A.G. Gorvich’s Biological Fields
Chapter 4. Types of PSO, Its Harmful Factors and Field Applications
Chapter 4.3 Hypnosis
Chapter 4.6 Telepathy
Chapter 4.14 Technical Means of PSO, Interactions
Chapter 4.15 Neurocomputers As Possible PSO Means
Chapter 5.4 V.I. Vernadki’s Noosphere and the Russian Nationalist Idea
Chapter 6. State Defense Initiative and Conceptions of Arms
Chapter 6.1 ONSD- Weapons of Nonfatal Effect
Chapter 6.2. Financial Fights in the U.S. Military
Chapter 6.3. Conception of PSO Weapons
Chapter 7. Legal Problems of Defense From Informational Weapons
Chapter 7.1. Topicality of Problems, Forms, And Harmful Information
Chapter 7.3 State System of Guaranteeing Informational-Psychological Safety
Chapter 7.4 Informational Weapons in Informational War
Chapter 7.5 Particularities in Legal Protection and the Proper Defense for Informational Systems
More Russian book translations to follow

This may be just the beginning of an expanding Russian translation project. There is an extensive bibliography in the Lopatin book and a translation may lead to more critical Russian government documents and papers. The Russian group of human rights experts including Lopatin, who are against the illegal use of psychotronic (emr) weapons and also the victims of Russian psychotronic experiments, have made highly commendable progress in Russia.

I hope that we can work with our Russian counterparts in the future. And finally, Cahra is trying to find a second book given in the anonymous tip above, entitled “Psychotronic War” by A. Vinokurov and M. Gurtovoi, edited in Moskow in 1993. If anyone has information on this book, please contact Cahra.

Short Comments

Thanks to your generous donations, 62 pages out of a total of 140 of the V.N. Lopatin and V.D. Tsygankov book “Psychotronic Weapons and the Security of Russia, 1999, Moscow were translated by the UC Davis team of student translators. A summary of the main conclusions and highlights of the Russian book translation are below. The whole translation, so far is included in this compilation just after the summary.

This evidence is the most substantiating Russian mind control information that Cahra has found. Internationally, Mr. Lopatin stands out as the most powerful public figure to advocate a ban on mind control weapons.

The evidence in this compilation does not meet the scientific level of proof or the legal level of proof but it does meet the level of proof required to ask congress, human rights groups and others for an investigation into government mind control experiments. This evidence also meets the requirements of a journalism level of proof; several independent credible sources corroborating the evidence in a news story.

V.N. Lopatin: prominent and influential public official in Russian Government for ten years

The following article excerpt discusses Lopatin’s ten year work to ban mind control weapons.

February 14, 2000, Monday THE RIDERS OF THE “PSYCHOTROPIC” APOCALYPSE Segodnya, February 11, 2000, by Andrei Soldatov

“THE RUSSIAN DEPUTIES INTEND TO DISCUSS THE DRAFT LAW ON INFORMATION SECURITY IN THE COUNTRY. THIS DECISION AROSE FROM THE FACT THAT THE US ALLEGEDLY CREATED A LOT OF DEVICES, WHICH CAN DESTROY INFORMATION SYSTEMS IN RUSSIA AND INFLUENCE THE POPULATION. According to “Segodnya,” currently the Duma is actively discussing the draft law on the information-psychological security submitted by Vladimir Lopatin. It is possible that the fruit of ten years of work (the works on the draft law began in 1990) will be discussed in the first reading in April.

Such laws have never been discussed in any country. But this fact does not embarrass the deputies because they discovered that the enemy, which threatens Russia in this sphere, is dreadful and powerful. Secret methods of information-psychological influence can not only harm a person’s health, but also lead to “the loss of people’s freedom on the unconscious level, the loss of capability of political, cultural and other self-identification, manipulations with social consciousness” and even “the destruction of a common informational and spiritual integrity of the Russian Federation”.

The next Lexis-Nexis article excerpt is an example of Lopatin’s high position in Russian government.

Interfax Russian News, August 16, 1999, DUMA TO DEBATE PM’S CONFIRMATION, DAGESTAN ON MONDAY MOSCOW. Aug 16 (Interfax) The Russian State Duma will debate at its meeting on Monday the confirmation of Vladimir Putin, nominated by President Boris Yeltsin for premiership, and the situation in Dagestan.

Four hundred and four out of the total membership of 450 are attending the session which started at 2 p.m.

The Communist Party of Russia (KPRF) group’s coordinator Sergei Reshulsky suggested that the Dagestan issue be included in the agenda. Defense Committee Chairman Roman Popkovich, Our Home Is Russia, and Vladimir Lopatin, Russia’s Regions, support him. Lopatin went so far as to suggest skipping speeches by party group leaders in debating Putin’s confirmation so as to allow time for debating a resolution on Dagestan. …

This final article on Lopatin’s background describes Lopatin’s visit with U.S. Defense Secretary Cheney and Lopatin’s press conference at the National Press Club. See also Bulletin of Atomic Scientist, Jan/Feb. 1991 “Renegade Russians Grab For Military Control” by Jennifer Scheck Lee which stated, “…Yeltsin’s September 1990 choice of Lopatin, a former navy officer equivalent to major, to head the republic’s new State Committe on Public Security…”

The Xinhua General Overseas News Service

Xinhua News Agency.OCTOBER 11, 1990, THURSDAY u.s. defense secretary to visit Moscow Cheney will stop over in London on his way to Moscow and in Paris on the way back. William’s also disclosed today that yesterday, Cheney met with a young soviet military “reformer,” Major Vladimir Lopatin, and had a “private conversation” with him. he declined to reveal the contents of the conversation. Lopatin, who addressed a press conference at the national press club here today, is in the united states on a visit hosted by “Global Outlook,” a research institute.

V.D. Tsygankov writes six chapters of summary of psychotronic war, V.N. Lopatin writes one chapter about legislation to control psychotronic weapons use.

From the Publisher. Here are excerpts from pages 6,7 and 8 by “publisher and scientific editor of the serious informationization of Russian the 21st century. Cand/ Tech/ Scie/ V.L. Gyrevich, Moscow, Nov. 1998”. Gyrevich describes the organization and subject-matter of the book.

…A psychotronic weapon is an effect on the brain, not as much an effect of the words as it is the energy information fields, for example (tertionic fields). A psychotronic war will not need big financing, and it will not cause the destruction of material objects. It means the consistent distortion of the people’s psyche. …The first six chapters of this book were prepared by the candidate of science, Vladimir Dimitrievich Sigankoff,

The seventh chapter of the book was prepared by the candidate of jurisprudence, the head of the union of lawyers of Vologotskaya area, Vadimir Nickolaevich Lopatin- As opposed to the first six chapters, there are materials about the peculiarity of legislative defense and the defense of the rights of information systems during the availability of psychological security. …These materials are new and available to the reader for the first time.

V.D. Tsygankov summarizes psychotronic weapons. Further research is needed

Here are highlights of chapter 6. State Defense Initiative and Concept of Arms By V.D. Tygankov. The science described by Tsygankov is not clear to a layman and further research is needed. Tysgankov refers to Dr. Shipov and Dr. Akimov in chapter 3 and cites their scientific work in the literature section. The Russian Academy of Science debunked their work on torsion fields and questioned their credentials and this information is included below. In addition, see Fate Magazine article in 20+ Russian article section below for reference to Dr. Akimov and mind control research.

Dr. Akimov received a tremendous amount of state funding according to the Stolita article below and yet was later debunded by science officials. There are Russian government documents mentioned in the Stolita and Fate Magazine articles that can be obtained so that this controversy can be explored further. The possibilty of government cover up of a Russian mind control program is possible.

Tsygankov writes that after the breakup of the USSR and the Warsaw Pact, the US considers itself “the single superpower” and ‘a monopolistic technological leader in the world’. Tsygankov states that in addition to the nuclear doctrine, is the threat of US development of nonlethal weapons. He surveys the US Department of Defense finances and key technologies and his analysis reveals that the main emphasis in choice of key technologies is the development of GAUGE, or means of global monitoring of space and utilization of informational technologies.

Next, Tsygankov writes that each and every country should be able to provide adequate means and force to oppose the US. Tsygankov’s opinion is that Russia should use “the State Defense Initiative’. It is as follows and includes Tsygankov’s capitalization and bold writing.

PUBLICLY, OPENLY, with complete INFORMATION and OPEN DIALOGUE with each interested individual or country;

In the creation of a POWERFUL PUBLIC OPINION and the IMPERMISSABILITY of SECRET PROJECTS in the sphere of PSW, in the prohibition of such projects and in the DESTRUCTION of samples and supplies of PSW;

Openly conducting projection CREATING means of defense from PSW influence under complete and strict INTERNATIONAL CONTROL;

In an urgent conclusion of international agreements of organizing a joint INSPECTION of projects and state territories conducting Psi-developments;

In creating a COLLECTIVE intergovernment, international SCIENTIFIC CENTERS (similar to UNI-United Nuclear Institute) coordinating plans and programs for solving complex global Psi-problem.

Tsygankov then lists 19 Basic Propositions of Psi-Weapons. He explains that PSW psychotronic weapons are related to the Pi-problem. “The fundamental principle of Psi-armament concept is its humane direction in the name of survival of humanity.”

The chapter ends with 5 conclusions.

First, “…Prohibition and destruction of PSW under strict international control.”
Second, “…preservation of a healthy ecology of consciousness of all the citizens, of the most valuable intellectual gene repository of Russia.”
Third, “…removal of veil of secrecy,…”
Fourth, “…Creation of the Global system of rapid-monitoring of consciousness’ ecology and Psi-conditions.”
Fifth, “…create an organizational structure under the President.”
V.N. Lopatin discusses his detailed and legalistic views on psychotronic weapons. Mind control weapons are categorized as an information weapons.

A Note on the Tsygankov science controversy

Here is an article that indicates how the Lopatin/ Tsygankov book may be analyzed on the international level. See especially the third paragraph. Also note that Lopatin refers to the Virus 666 in chapter 7.

The article is “The Age of the New Persuaders”, by Lieutenant Colonel Timothy L. Thomas, US Army, Retired May/June 1997 Military Review, p 72. 1st paragraph:

“There is another, more serious danger in the technical computer-manipulation arena, one which many Americans might expect to find in the pages of the National Enquirer. It does not involve semantic, informational or psychological devices, but focuses instead on a combination of technical and psychological devices that allegedly affect body processes. For the most part, this danger has been attributed to the Russian press and Russian scientists. Today, these scientists are studying how the display of information on computer monitors can affect the computer operator’s bodily processes. They are looking for ways to manipulate the operator to make him press certain buttons or pass along or destroy certain information as if he were hypnotized. The Russians are seriously investigating the potential of this phenomenon.”

2nd paragraph:

“There are reports that the Russians have developed “Virus 666,” which displays certain color and number combinations on a computer screen to affect bodily processes. According to a Russian report delivered by a scientist from the renowned Russian Baumann Technical institute at an information Warfare conference in Washington, DC, Virus 666 has been responsible for shutting down the bodily functions of more than 50 people, resulting in their deaths. 18″

3rd paragraph:

“Can such things happen? Americans are doubtful, because there is no proof computer screens can be used to control or kill people. Most believe such reports are not credible, even though Russian scientists, supported by highly influential people close to Russian leadership, are responsible for the information. Is Virus 666 a Russian manipulation effort to make the United States spend money on counter measures research and development? Perhaps. Yet in hindsight, man once could not comprehend electricity either, and we should at least consider the possibility of this phenomenon. As the Russians have noted on several occasions, he who makes the first inroads into this area will control the destiny of mankind in the near future.”

In the Lopatin book, Tysgankov is a scientist and co-author with Lopatin, a duma expert. Tsygankov’s views on mind control are supported by the highly influential Lopatin but the information is not believed. There is proof of mind control, but not at the scientific or legal level of proof. Unfortunately there is not yet a short and concise explanation because the information has been suppressed and each fact must be proven and also supported by experts.

Tsygankov is a ‘highly influential’ person close to Russian leadership, Lopatin and Tsygankov published information on mind control weapons that most US experts deny publicly or think is doubtful. Top Russian scientists like Tsygankov put out incomplete or publicly discredited information. Americans would doubt the validity of Tsygankov’s scientific information. Lopatin and Tsygankov do seem to be highly concerned Russians worried about new weapons. The Lopatin book may also be used for diplomatic communication, testing the diplomatic and scientific waters or as Dr. Thomas explained, the information warfare game.

Questions remain about Tsygankov’s scientific work and more research is needed. It could be that Tsygankov did not want to reveal national security secrets. It is interesting to note that Tsygankov did not have money to publish his books on neurocomputers, although Lopatin supports his views and Tsygankov has extensive credentials. Tsygankov could be a targeted dissident.

Highlights from chapter 7

Legal Problems of Defense From Informational Weapons by V.N. Lopatin

The last chapter begins with an overview of Informational weapons to include “unlawful utilization of commercial information, industrial espionage and hacking”. Lopatin writes,

“That necessitates solving problems related to the possibility of an informational war, negative informational influence upon the individual and public consciousness and psyche of people, upon the computer networks and other informational systems from the organizational, technical as well as from the rights points of view.”

Next, Lopatin writes,

“it is still necessary to elaborate on destructive influences on human from cults, people who have parapsychological abilities, and others who covertly program via information sources, generators of physical fields and radiation, computer programs and other psycho-technologies.”

The reference to this quote includes I. Smirnov, et al, “psycho-technology: Computer Psycho-semantic Analysis and Psycho-correction On the Unconscious Level, M, 1996. (See Smirnov and Waco, FBI article on Cahra website.)

Lopatin writes

“…To the repeated appeals of Moscow’s committee of habitat ecology to the organs of public prosecutor concerning the experiments upon the inhabitants of weapons of psychotronic type, in Moscow’s public prosecutor reply #32-7-15-97 from 4/7/1997, it is stated that they are worried about the problem and they do send the “pertinent information” to the Attorney General of the Russian Federation. They are forced to note that:

“The given documents are proof that the principal requirement comes down to establishing control to research rights in this area of study. However, there is no legislation on this subject. therefore, the office of the prosecutor of the city has no ability to in any way protect the rights of citizens who are subjected to the influence of psychotronic technology.”

That is already demonstrated by active research done in this area abroad. For example, intensive developments of methods and means of specific influence upon the human psyche, which originated in the 1950s in the US, are conducted. Since the 1970s, research programs have been conducted in the best universities around the world: USA, Germany, Austria, France, Italy, Japan, Israel, China and others. In the US in 1993, a prestige committee of American Society of Physics published their research results.

In it, they concluded that such weapons systems (Psychological Weapon System) could be used effectively for solving a wide variety of military issues. The systems can be used for creation of new means and methods of conducting a war and for creation of a new type of strategic weapons (informational weapons in an informational war).3 …adoptions of the special federal law “Informational-psychological safety.”

Lopatin then defines Informational-psychological safety,

“as the state of defense of the human psyche from destructive informational influences (intrusion of destructive information into the conscience and/or subconscious of a human, causing incomplete comprehension of reality by the human).4”

The 4 citation is “Lopatin V.N. Legislative problems of providing informational-psychological safety for individuals/ Stenography of the Round Table in the Council of the Federation of Russia about the informational-psychological safety of individual. 1/27/95.

Lopatin lists,

“Potential sources of threats in this area”, including “generators of physical fields and radiation;” He lists basic threats of informational-psychological safety including “restricting the freedom of human will on the imperceptible level, artificial engrafting a syndrome of dependence upon a human; development, creation and utilization of special technical and programmed means for destructive influence upon the psyche of a human; manipulation of the public conscience through the utilization of special means of influence;”

Lopatin writes,

“Providing informational-psychological safety is the most important goal of the state and therefore guarantees of human protection from the destructive informational influences should be established. The state has to guarantee:

-imperceptible informational influence upon the human psyche (including hypnotism) cannot be carried out without the person being informed, except in instances prescribed by the law;

…-The government of the Russian Federation will inform the citizens, agencies of power, organizations, and local self-governments about the possibility of using destructive imperceptible informational influence, … It should also notify the above mentioned parties about the means taken to neutralize the threats related to informational-psychological safety;

Lopatin then describes the state system necessary to provide informational-psycholgoical safety.

“The system needs to include in its structure agencies, strengths, and means to enforce them.”

Agency power to provide informational-psychological safety should include:

leading research, design, and other state organizations which carry out research and development of creation of means and methods of defense from imperceptible informational influence upon the human psyche;

educational facilities of preparation and continuous training of human resources to provide informational-psychological safety.;

individuals and organizations authorized by the system of state agencies to carry out separate functions of providing informational-psychological safety.

Lopatin states that registering and monitoring in order to account for potential threat sources, licensing individual and organization actions related to the development, production, and utilization of means and methods of imperceptible informational influence.

Lopatin concludes this section with the following.

“If psycho-ecological expertise results in a destructive influence upon the human psyche and that leads to inadequate comprehension of reality, then that individual should receive medical help in accordance with the active laws. Reparation for harm and expenditures of those who suffered from destructive informational influence should be carried out according to law. Special attention to defending the rights and lawful interests of the individual, society, and the state is needed due to the threat of usage of informational weapons (including destructive informational influence) during international informational exchange.”

In the next section, Lopatin defines Informational Weapons (iw) as the,

“means of destruction, manipulation, and theft of mass information, obtaining from it necessary information after overcoming defense systems, limiting or prohibiting access of lawful users to that information, scrambling technical means, making dysfunctional telecommunication networks, computer systems, society’s high-tech infrastructure and government capabilities”.

Lopatin writes that,

“Additionally, considering its results, iw is comparable to weapons of mass destruction. Means of defeat of informational computer systems and defeat of people (their psyche) in times of peace and war can be classified as iw. …Ways to defeat (influence) humans and their psyche are distinguished by their goals in a psychological war. Such goals are:

Distortion of information received by an adversary’s political administration, the authorities and the armed forces personal staff and imposing upon them false information which strips them of their ability to correctly understand events or the current situation and make sound decisions;

Psychological influence upon the population and troops;

Ideological sabotage and false information;

Upholding popular public opinion;

Organization of mass demonstrations under false slogans;

Propaganda and spreading false information;

Manipulating and directing individual and collective behavior.

Along with the traditional means (printed and electronic mass media), they are actively developing and testing ways of influencing humans through mass media and through computer networks: means of informational-psychological (psycho-physical) influence (including the parameters of the MC-Ultra (Ultra Mind Control) MC-Delta (Delta Mind Control), remote human behavior alteration, Bluebird, Artichoke)…

In the next section, Lopatin writes Last year, the author came forward with the initiative supported by parliamentary committees of the State Duma. In December 1997 it became the political initiative of the nine states of the Union of Independent States (UIS). The Interparliamentary Assembly of the UIS addressed in the UN and OSCE (Organization on Security and Cooperation in Europe) the countries of Interparliamentary Union with an offer to add to the agenda of the General Assembly the question of preparation and conclusion of the international convention,

“preventing informational wars and limiting the exchange of informational weapons, then on protection from it, then from its destruction as it has been earlier with atomic, chemical and bacteriological (biological) weapons in the 20th century.”

Lopatin’s Main Conclusions

Here are Lopatin’s verbatim conclusions to chapter 7.

1. Development of public relations in the sphere of informational safety outstrips the creation of law and their application concerning the protection of individual, societal and state’s life interests from external and internal threats from informational sphere.

2. The federal law “Informational-psychological safety” is necessary and additional changes to the current laws, which permit the use of established prohibitions concerning the protection and defense of rights and lawful interests of citizens and society.

3. For effective protection from threats during international informational exchange in an interdependent world, unified efforts of the international society are necessary concerning the unification of international laws and the participation in the international convention “Preventing informational wars and limiting the exchange of informational weapons.”

The Book’s Conclusion

Here is the conclusion to the book, in its entirety.

Conclusion

“In this analysis, I tried to state objectively and without bias my view of the problems of psychotronic weapons (PSO) and psychotronic wars from the standpoint of Psi-phenomena and Psi-effects, primarily on the brain and human consciousness.

The mental degradation of society in the immediate foreseeable future is a distinct possibility if the state leaders and their administration do not analyze the situation which is taking shape in the world, regarding the ecology of consciousness, and don’t make an accordingly constructive conclusions. rather than watching passively for the growth of destructive forces and power of diverse facilities that they use, the government should undertake the essential steps towards the protection of humanity from any possible violence by means of PSW defending the individual intellect of each citizen as the most valuable genetic repository of the nation and state. If it takes these steps openly and is will be available to general international participation in the work and the monitoring , then preventions against the possibility of psychotronic wars will be completely practical.

God willing that Humanity, Earth, and the Cosmos will not come to know and do not experience the psychotronic terror, the horror and the force which destroys Life functions with psychotronic weaponry in a ” nonfatal” psychotronic war.”

List of 186 citations are worth researching further. Help if you can.

Here is a partial listing of the 186 citations including familiar U.S. literature and many promising leads to research further. Anyone who may find copies of any of the following books and articles, please pass on the information to Cahra.

Literature

1. Demkin S. Suschestvuet li psyckhotronnoye oruzhiye?[Do psychotronic weapons exist?] // Rossiiskiye Vsti. 1994. 1 july
2. Vkladov V. Zombi [Zombie] //Zhisn’. 1991. 6 December
5. “Leptonnoye Oruzhye” -konets atomnogo veka [“leptonic weapons”- The end of the atomic centruy] //Rabochaya tribuna. 1990. 19 December
7. Maydurov A. Mozgovoy kontrol’ [Brain control]//Golos Vselennoy. 1991, #7
8. Dichev T. Psykhofashism [Psychofascism] Golos Vselennoy. 1991 # pg 14-15
14. Pvlychev V. Psykhotronnoye oruzhiye: myph ili real’nost’? [Psychotronic weapons: myth or reality?] // Zarubenznoye voennoye obozreniye. 1993, #2. Pgs 17-19.
28. Prilutsky V.V. Analyz problem sozdaniya psykhotronnogo oruzhiya i sposobov ego primeneniya. [Analysis of problems of creation of psychotronic weapons and ways to utilize it] m. (In print)
29. Targ R., Kharari K. Psykhicheskaya gonka [Psychological Race]. New York. 1984
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Short Comments

Translation excerpts from second book “Pscyhotronic War, From Myths to Facts” by Igor Vinokurov and Georgij Gurtovoj”, Moscow 1993, Translated by Mojmir Babacek

One highlight is the section on Emilia Cherkova, who is mentioned in a Stolitza article below. Ms. Cherkova was a Zelenograd deputy and has filed complaints to the government of Russia on behalf of Russian psychotronic victims and became a target herself. In addition, the Fetzer Foundation of Kalamazoo, Michigan sponsored a Russian/ U.S. conference on bio-energetics and the Gurtovi book featured the1989 Fetzer Foundation resolution signed by several scientists stating that they would not use their scientific knowledge to create weapons. See copy of letter from Vinokurov book. Cahra purchased a third book, by V.D. Tsygankov entitled, “Neurocomputers and It’s Applications, 1993. This book is in the process of being translated.

There is so much research that could be done. This book references other books, newspaper articles and government documents. A letter with the Fetzer Foundation letterhead which was reproduced in the book, is reliable information. Fetzer Foundation has a website and an electromagnetic group which includes a Stanford professor. The Fetzer librarian was generous with information and sent a VCR tape of the 1989 conference featuring the Russian scientists Vlail Kaznacheev, mentioned in the letter above.

Emilia Cherkova describes her experience with psychotronic attack, (not translated yet). She is a reliable public figure and source of Russian mind control experiment victims and her human rights work is worth pursuing. Cherkova describes the torture of victims “right in their house” She stated, “the arsenal of secretly perfected KGB weapon is unbelievable…It is using the latest discoveries of physics, electronics, biology, etc….”

The Russian victims sound strikingly similar to the American victims in their descriptions. This example from the book was published in the newspaper Zlenogradskaya Gazeta. She was published in the newspaper Stolitza below and therefore it would be worth contacting her in order to exchange information and form an international movement.

Here is the partial translation by Mojmir Babacek.

Psychotronic War
From Myths to Facts

Igor Vinokurov
Georgij Gurtovoj

Society for the research of secrets and mysteries of the Earth
,Mysteries”
Moscow 1993

This book on psychotronic war, presenting a lot of factual and historical materials, the first one published in Russia, considers possible military use of parapsychological or psi-phenomens.

The book is destinated to the widest public of readers.

Is telepathical terrorism feasible? Did Hitler own the ,magic” weapon? Does Saddam Hussein own it? What are psychotronic generators? Are not they used to irradiate us in our appartments? What was fearing general Kobets when the ,White House” was in danger of being attacked by special troops?

Those and many other unusual questions are considered on the pages of the presented book. Its authors are for years professionally engaged in the work in the area of parapsychology, psychotronics, bioenergoinformatics. They show conclusively how eternal, but untold effort for inhuman and especially military use of extrasensory, psychokinetic and other unusual human abilities gradually turns into everyday reality subjected to scientific research.

In the opinion of the authors, the psychotronic war, if it ever takes place, may prove to be the most cruel experience of mankind in all of its history. But this is – only their professionally founded view of the future. So far we do not face such a danger – the psychotronic weapon is still under development.

The book ,Psychotronic War” – is, in some way, the call on all those who are engaged in psychotronic research to never and under no circumstances use the knowledge they have achieved to the detriment of Man and mankind.

Taking into account a destructive experience in using atomic energy for military and political purposes and in order to prevent harmful consequences of uncontrolled use of these abalities, instruments or equipment created from its base, we address our appeal to the scientists, general public of the world, governments, and private organizations dealing with bio-energetics and exceptional human mental abilities. We declare it to be inadvisable to use these energies of man in any possible cases directed against humankind and we voluntary undertake an agreement to never use, under any conditions, such weaponry and to sign an international agreement concerning this end.

From the Resolution of participants of international colloqium ,New Frontiers in Experimental medicine and Energy Fields”

The John E. Tetzer Foundation
Kalamazoo, Michigan, USA
April 13, 1989

EXPERIMENT IN SARATOVO
(Instead of introduction)

A wave of monstrous heat struck all of his body and firmly squeezed him. He had the feeling that his hair is in flames. ,War, bomb!” the first idea that came across his mind was as a matter of fact very close to the rignt one (as became clear much later). In March 1983, in Saratovo, the first experiment was carried out with the noted psychotronic weapon. But he was not aware of it. He looked around at the unbroken walls, ceiling, wall papers – through the waves of plasma licking his body. – ,But where are the flames? Is it a laser? Radiation? Microwaves? What is it?” – He did not panic for few moments, he had not yet realized that the pain in the burning skin, all of his body and under his hair on the head makes him faint.

We will contravene the rules and will not place this strange story in paranthesis. And it should be done. But we wished to hit the reader in the flesh, in the same way we were hit some time ago: and more than that this story has been already expressed. Its heroe, it is B. E. Uzunov, the author of the book ,Magicians, Women Magicians” published in 1991 in Obninsk (publishing house ,Irina-Tch”) – impressively and in an unusual, artfull, form – it presents the experiences of a man unwittingly falling victim to the effects of psychotronic weapon, so far unknown to majority of the people, but however already highly advanced. The weapon seems to be capable, secretly, imperceptibly, work on his psyche, mind, behavior, desires, wishes, interferes with his most intimate ,self”, in the most intimate spheres of his psychic life.

So who is it this B. E. Uzunov – the author of the book ,Magicians, Women Magicians”? First of all we would never found out if it had not been for M. M. Bogatchikhin, thanks to whom the book got published. Let us see what Mai Mikhailovitch tells about its author:

Boris Ienverovitch Uzunov graduated from Saratovo University. His, too a degree unstandardized, psyche made jit impossible for him to stay on serious job and preserve his family life. Some time ago he sent me a manuscript for editing and publication and. disappeared. I found the material interesting, even serious and that is why the effort was taken to publish it.. It seems Boris will receive his author’s fee.

Those words were written on June 27, 1990. Since this time Boris Ienverovitch has not appeared.

This is followed by excerpts from the book by Uzunov. His experience is certainly well known to the U.S. mind control victims.

The comments of the authors of the present book are those:

(page 9)

.what B.E. Uzunov describes we can refer realistically rather to some future than present days (if we leave out purely clinical motives – they were, are and will be every time). But the fact that the work toward the construction of psychotronic weapon is under way, with allways growing intensity, can not be denied any more in any way.

This is absolutely no myth, no fruit of somebody’s ill imagination and certainly not an invention of journalists. This is a reality around which, this is true, is heaped quite a lot of myths, prefabrications and mistakes. We too. made effort to understand and make sense of this reality.

Now until page 16 follows analysis of parapsychological phenomenons

Page 16

Until now we have spoken about the first stage of the realization of the idea of PSI-weapon. In the second stage the methods were developed to strenghten the existing PSI-abilities using different pharmacological, psycho-technical and even technical means. And now we proceed to the third stage of the works toward the construction of principally new generation of psychotronic weapon, based in technical – with the use of apparatus or devices – modelling of those “incomprehensible” biophysical phenomenons, which lay in the fundament of the unusual abilities demonstrated by certain people. The third stage was connected with the construction of the so called psychotronic generators. The name of those generators was inspired by the name of the new area of the scientific research – psychotronics – in the cadres of which were developed the ideas making it possible to define the task of the construction of psychotronic generators and theoretical principles of its solution.

The note at the same page : .abroad, with allways growing intensity, the research is being carried out into the development of methods and means of defense against the allleged PSI- effects.

Follows the history which led to creation of the term “psychotronics” – basically there were several conferences on parapsychology – one of them in Prague in 1973 – where the International Association for the Research of Psychotronic Problems” was established and Zdenek Rejdak from Czechoslovakia was elected as a chairman. According to Rejdak three quarters of the materials presented at this conference were scientific and technical in character, 180 out of 250 participants took part in the section (one out of six) “psychotronics and physics”, two thirds of members of the Association were physics and engineers, three quarters of Czechoslovaks interested in psychotronics were engineers, physics, cybernetics and biocybernetics. In parapsychology the majority was formed by psychologists, biologists, physiologists and medics.

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We would like to stress especially the fact that the book “Psychotronic War: from Myths to Reality ” is based in personal, years long , experience of the research in the area of bioenergoinformatics and strictly documented (more than 400 sources were used)*. We based our work on materials, in most of the cases completely unknown to the reader or presumably forgotten by him, though most of the resources were published either in our country or abroad.

We especially concentrated on the afterwar period, burdened with the events of the Cold War. It is evident that in those conditions the interest of the waring sides in military aspects of psychotronics was very strong. Describing this interest and the consequencies which it bears we made effort to make understand to what ends could lead the psychotronic competition in case of unexpected success of one of the powers in the construction of “magic” weapon.

However the succesfull construction of psychotronic weapon by the totalitarian regime may turn into psychotronic genocide of one’s own nation.

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In 1988 a psychologist and psychoterapist from Netherlands, Vim Kramer, in his speech at the first Eeuropean conference of Parapsychological Association, said that if the parapsychology wants to survive in the next century it must undergo “perestroika and glasnost”. In our opinion this is evidently insufficient. Perestroika and glastnost have already finished their job. What is needed now is openness of the research and freedom of information with respect to those pehaps secretly performed works, the results of which may be guilefully used in psychotronic war. A clear NO must be expressed to all attempts to keep in secret not only the results of such research but as well to the fact that such research is being carried out.

It is necessary to hurry. Since, in the opposite case, in the next century, perhaps it will be difficult to survive not only for parapsychology, but to the whole mankind.

The note of the translator:

The text, as it is presented, shows a lot of jugglery around the possible reality of psychotronic weapons. At least to one of the authors, Georgij Gurtovoj, should have, as a pupil of S. IA. Turlygin, very clear idea of how far the research of psychotronic weapons reached the production stage. S. IA. Turlygin carried out experiments with the effects of electromagnetic fields on human psyche already in the thirties.

( Mojm¡r Babacek)

Cherkina – Zelenogradskaya Gazeta

(Gurtovoi – page 45 – 51)

Lunacy of Senseless Democrats?

“The newspaper Zelenogradskaza Gazeta” appearing in the city of Zelenograd near Moscow , on June 10, 1991, in the section dedicated to discussions, published an interesting material. It is entitled ” The Science in the Service of KGB or the Lunacy of Senseless Democrats”.

The material is introduced by the following note written by the newspaper staff:

“The problem we want to dicuss may provoke among raders conflicting reactions. What we are going to dicuss is the use of the latest scientific discoveries for political terrorism, the use, by the secret services, of technical means for dealing with alternatively thinking individuals or simply experiments on unwitting citizens. This is the opinion of the authors of publications scarcely appearing in our as well as foreign press, this is the opinion of the authors of letters reaching “Zelenogradskaya Gazeta”, who are trying to understand what is happening to them and around them. To closer define the topica we publish two letters which have in common the above introduced subject.”

The author of one of the letters, entitled “Underground Genocide”, is E. C. Chirkova, the national deputy of the city council of the city of Zelenograd, the member of the Comission on Human Rights. The authors of the second letter, entitled “Appartment Ecology”, are Moscowers O. Lavrova and N. Kroschkina.

“As a member of the Comission on Human Rights of the City Council of Zelenograd, engaged in the research of contactless terrorism – one of the dangerous latent crimes – writes E.S. Chirkova- I want to draw the attention of general public to the continuation of the use, by the KGB, of methods of the Gestapo. But this is no more the 1937. This is much more horrible. The victims are “tortured” secretly right in their house, from behind the walls of neighboring rooms and appartments or neighboring houses by special services of KGB.. The arsenal of secretly perfected KGB weapon is unbelievable. It is using the latest discoveries of physics, electronics, biology etc. I am in touch with the victims from different districts of Moscow, different cities of the Soviet Union.

I have got many declarations – 20 from the citizens of Zelenograd. I will give real examples. I, myself, E. S. Chirkova. after taking part in the study of declarations, fell under the directed “fire” of the sadists, practically deprived of normal life, conditions for the activities of a deputy.

The first one to address us was E.V. Kirilov, the retired candidate of technical sciences. The similar effects and anomalies pertaining to the health of citizens appear practically in all microregions of Zelenograd. ”

The authors of the second letter describe the same specific problems of the “apartment ecology”, they write,

“Amongst the methods how to do away with social activists . one is in prevalence – the irradiation in apartments. This is secret method and rather impossible to prove. The sources of irradiation may be situated in the neighboring rooms of apartment houses or in the houses across the street.”

There are two more materials referring to this subject.

“One sixth of the World – the Hall Number 6”

(Molodost Sibiri – The Youth of Siberia – , 1991, Number 6) and the Appeal of victims of psychoterrorism to the Parliament of Russia (Golos Vselenoi – The Voice of the Space -, 1991, number 6 and 7).

In the first material it is communicated that few years ago, under the auspices of International Organization for Human Rights, a Committee for Social Defense was established, with the objective to disclose the “persecution of citizens by methods of distant manipulation of the brain by means of ultrasound, microwaves, laser beams and as well computers… extrasensors and telepaths”. The representatives of the committee “declare that it is necessary to form the centers for the defense of personality outfitted with the equipment capable to register the effects on human beings from outside, operated by independent personnel and that it is necessary to enact legislation to this effect.”

The members of the Committee are victims of experiments with those weapons

In the Appeal by Victims of Psychoterrorism to the Parliament of Russia the necessity is proclaimed “to ban and destroy in Russia all bioenergetic weapons capable to affect at distance the activity of human psyche and reason . immediately stop the psychoterror performed by government organizations and scientific mafia” and “the ban of psychotronic and leptonic weapon at the territory of Russia” and also they demand the legislation “defining the punishment for the use of psychotronic and leptonic weapons at the territory of Russia”.

L. Petrov comments in Zelenogradskaya Gazeta the first two letters, saying that if such unlawfull events indeed took effect in Russia, then the only effort the government and its executive branches would make, would consist of the effort to hide their crimes against their defenseless citizens from the nation.

Short Comments

20+ Russian articles corroborate Lopatin and Gurtovoj books

The first article, Jan 11-17, 1993 Defense news article “U.S. Explores Russian Mind Control Technology” is a milestone document for the following reasons.

Mind control is a legitimate term according to Russian and U.S. government experts. Both sides state that the government technology exists and is not sci-fi.

Both Russia and the U.S. state that the technology should be placed under international control.

“Decades of research and investment of untold millions of rubles in the process of psycho-correction has produced the ability to alter behavior on willing and unwilling subjects, the experts say.”

The Russian and U.S. sources in this article speak for their governments and are very trustworthy and believable. The government representatives state that mind control technology exists and is an arms control issue. International controls on mind control technology are and will be classified, making the information in this compilation a unique look into classified mind control weapons.

The next series of articles discuss Dr. Igor Smirnov. Newsweek and Moscow News reported on Dr. Smirnov and his consultations with the FBI about using his psychocorrection equipment on David Koresh. Also see ZDF section in this compilation, in which Smirnov is described as ‘one of the most important Russian psychiatrists”.

Moscow News, 3-25-94 reported that Igor Smirnov has 80 scientific publications and 17 discoveries.

“a long time ago it was hammered home that psychotronic weapons were being created “in the basements of the CIA.”
And it was clear that the USSR would not sit idle waiting for a surprise.”
“…the [Smirnov] lab has been assailed by tough guys wanting its personnel on their pay-roll. Smirnov says no.
The 7-16-94 Moscow News stated,

“The search for funding has taken the scientists who have developed an “Americanized” version of the program, to the United States. Smirnov said his firm is in “commercial discussions” with Psychotechnologies Corp., a Richmond Virginia-based firm.”

The 1992 Defense Electronics article corroborated the series of Smirnov articles and further stated,

“There was a strong interest among the intelligence agencies because they had been tracking Smirnov for years …and because we know there is evidence the Soviet Army’s Special Forces used the technology during the conflict in Afghanistan.”

” …Officials from the Central Intelligence Agency, Defense Intelligence Agency and the Advanced Research Projects Agency were also present,… The memo went on to note that meeting attendees were also interested in whether ‘psycho-correction detection, decoding and counter-measures programs should be undertaken by the U.S.”

This information originates from the intelligence community and it can be concluded that mind control technology has been explored at least as long as Smirnov’s work was being monitored.

The next article on Igor Smirnov that reveals how his work on mind control was classified. The FBI consulted with Dr. Smirnov and private U.S. companies are investing in his technology. The FBI brought him to the U.S. and only turned down the offer to use his technology on Koresh because Smirnov could only guarantee a 70% certainty that it would work on Koresh. Therefore, Dr. Smirnov’s information is very believable.

Moscow News 3-25-94. Medics, who dabbled in psychodiagnostics and psychocorrection for purely scientific interest, became objects of attention by the defense industry and the security service. They were not apprehended, but their steps were closely followed. The laboratory, [Smirnov’s laboratory of Psychocorrection at the Moscow Medical Academy] its personnel (out of the same scientific interest the physicians came to need physicists and programmers) and all of its projects were classified and publications banned.”

The U.S. scientific community would have to have a similar classified system

The July 16, 1994 Moscow Times article stated,

“Smirnov declined to talk about the early days, although he said that the state program was a large one and that the scientists had all the resources they needed. …but the days of generous state funding for such projects are over. …The search for funding has taken the scientists who have developed an “Americanized” version of the program to the United States.”

Moscow Times, 7-16-94 described the capabilities of Dr. Smirnov’s technology.

“Psychiatrists at the Moscow Medical Academy’s Department of Psycho-Correction believe they have the answer. By using a system of computerized psychoanalysis that relies on subliminal stimuli, the psychiatrists say they can understand a person’s subconscious and even change a person’s personality. …the method works roughly like this: Electrodes that register the electrical activity of the brain are put on a patient’s head. The patient is then given aural and visual stimuli-words flashed quickly on a screen or voices manipulated into a code that sounds like white noise- that can only be understood on a subconscious level.

A computer program then coordinates the reactions of the brain with the specific stimuli and assembles the data into a graph that can be analyzed to determine a patient’s subconscious attitudes to different concepts. Smirnov calls it a kind of “truth detector.” …”Our machine reveals hidden information that sometimes is not realized by the person himself.” In the next stage, the patient listens repeatedly to a tape of specific messages that have also been coded and will be understood subconsciously.”

The 1985 CNN video featuring Dr. Rauscher and Dr. Bise demonstrated “technology from Russian literature” in which visual disturbances were caused by small electromagnetic signals to the brain of the reporter, Chuck DeCaro, (See International Campaign paper on Cahra website)

The unclassified technology describes microwave hearing, visual hallucinations, sending subliminal messages to the subconscious, causing health effects from Radio Frequency Sickness, causing nausea, heating of the skin, etc. Not surprisingly U.S. and Russian victims are experiencing symptoms which reflect much more sophisticated and classified mind control technology. Several independent facts from several different sources over several years indicate that mind control technology is more classified than the Manhattan Project.

Top Kremlin officials and Russian journalists confirm the use of Russian mind control weapons

The next two articles on General Georgy Gorgyevich Rogozin are worth exploring and further research is needed.

The 1995 Washington Times and the 1995 European newspaper reported that Gen. Rogozin works in the Kremlin and that there are numerous reports of his surveillance techniques on them. Gen. Rogozin’s background describes his KGB work form 1989-1991 as chief scientist dealing with security problems. He pursued a program which included mind-reading from a distance and control of the subconscious by telepathy.

“Ludmila Pikhova, an experienced presidential aide and speech writer who is known for her iron strength of character and calm temperament, turned on Rogozin during a recent story Kremlin meeting, dragging him outside a conference room and screaming: “Don’t you try to control my subconscious ever again.” Sergei Parkhomenko, the Russian journalist for Sevodnya newspaper has put together a dossier of the strange goings-on, “… everybody I talk to at the Kremlin confirms the nightmare.

… Members of the Russian Parliament question what kind of influence is being wielded by this former KGB officer with his projects and what proportion of state funds are being squandered on black magic. …A highly placed officer of the electronic surveillance service FAPSI warned: “It cannot be permitted that parquet (desk-bound)generals from the Kremlin guard are allowed to usurp power in this country….”

Emilia Cherkova and Psychotronic Victims Groups

Next are three articles on Emilia Cherkova and her human rights work to help victims of psychtronic experiments. As in the above articles, the references to scientists and top public officials discussing mind control and the resolution in the CSCE, i.e. more government documents, is substantial evidence. Here are the highlights from the articles.

Delovoi Mir, 2-15-92 Press reports that Ruslan Khasbulatov, Speaker of the Russian parliament, had to move from his flat, one possibility listed was the high level electromagnetic radiation felt in his flat. During the August coup General Kobets warned publicly that pscyhotropic generators might be used against the White House defenders. June 1991, a group of Zelenograd deputies sent an appeal signed by 150 people to President Yeltsin, demanding an investigation into the use of bio-electronic weapons.

Stolitsa, 11-2-92. Victor Sedletsky, a scientist from Kiev stated that “As an expert and a juridical person, I assert that mass production of psychotronic biogenerators and their testing is underway in Kiev.”

Academician V. Kaznacheyev from Novosibirsk does not rule out military uses or the development of plans for a “psychic war” which, in his view, is more dangerous than any other kind of warfare. The military may use ESP to paralyze the will of other people, “turning them into obedient slaves,” the scientist writes. Kaznacheyev therefore insists on placing this kind of research under international control.

The international seminar on human rights held last year in the framework of the CSCE Conference on the Human Dimension passed a resolution, according to which the health Ministry and the KGB were requested to provide official information on the use of various means of influencing human behavior.”

Moscow Times, 7-11-95. Journalist Yury Vorobyovsky has been investigating the top secret program of “psychotronic” brainwashing techniques developed by the KGB and the Ministry for three years.

Emilia Cherkova claims that there are over a million victims. Her group, Ecology and Living Environment has filed damages against the Federal Security Service or FSB. The newspaper reports, “there is strong evidence that some kind of psychotronic warfare program did exist in the Soviet period, and that the technology may be falling into the wrong hands.

Lopatin calls for legislation, which would “bring Russia into line with Bulgaria, the only other country to outlaw such equipment specifically.” Lopatin concludes the article, “of course this project is surrounded with a lot of hysteria and conjecture. …Something that was secret for so many years is the perfect breeding ground for conspiracy theories.”

Dr. Yakov Kudakov used to work in a Defense Ministry psychotronic research laboratory and built a machine using powerful electromagnets. Dr. Rudakov claimed that psychotronics were used on Spetsnaz troops in Afghanistan.”

Intelligence Agency reports of Russian mind control capabilities, 1976

The next two 1976 U.S. articles discuss the DIA, Defense Intelligence Agency report on Russia’s deep involvement in researching ways to use microwaves to induce disease and control minds.

Los Angeles Herald Examiner, 11-22-76.

“A newly declassified U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency report says-extensive Soviet research into microwaves might lead to methods of causing disoriented human behavior, nerve disorders or even heart attacks. “Soviet scientists are fully aware of the biological effects of low-level microwave radiation which might have offensive weapons application,” says the report, based on an analysis of experiments conducted in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe.”

The article discussed the Soviet microwave bombardment of the U.S. Embassy in Moscow. “The [State] department spokesmen insist that medical tests have found no adverse health effects attributable to the microwaves.”

The article also discussed microwave hearing.

“Sounds and presumably even words which appear to be originating intracranially (within the head) can be induced by signal modulation at very low average power densities,” the study said.

“The report concluded that Soviet research in this are “has great potential for development into a system for disorienting or disrupting the behavior patterns of military or diplomatic personnel: it could be used equally as well as an interrogation tool.”

The Paul Bannister Enquirer article quoted Dr. Zaret [a scientist consulted by the U.S. intelligence agencies for Project Pandora work to find the reasons for the microwave bombardment of the Moscow Embassy] on microwave hearing,

“You could drive somebody mad with this.”

“Research in Russia, according to the report, has established that microwave radiation can induce such effects as “headaches, fatigue, perspiring, dizziness, menstrual disorders, irritability, tension, drowsiness, sleeplessness, depression, forgetfulness and lack of concentration.”

The importance of this declassified 1976 DIA document is that it is a US government document discussing Soviet athermal EMR research for weapons development. The DIA report was based on Soviet research. It becomes clear that both the Soviets and the U.S. were developing weapons based on the athermal effects of EMR. For further details on this DIA report, refer to the Paul Brodeur book, “Zapping of America”. Broduer pointed out that the DIA report failed to mention scientist Allan Frey’s work on microwave hearing beginning in the 1960s in the U.S.

Looking at the report over 25 years later, given the 1990s unveiling of the nonlethal EMR weapons, it can now be verified that the U.S. did have a very classified EMR program going back decades. The U.S. knew about the Russian EMR weapons program and also developed an EMR arsenal. The nonlethal weapons revealed in the 1990s were capable of causing symptoms which microwaves can induce as stated in the 1976 report.

This 1976 DIA report is also important for documenting that the U.S. State Department is on the record for lying to embassy employees about the finding of “no adverse health effects attributable to microwaves. The U.S. government has lied about scientific facts and risked the health of the Embassy employees and utilized the National Security Act to do so. The rights of U.S citizens are usurped by the National Security Act. The laws in this regard need to be changed so that the U.S. government is held accountable for illegal government experiments.

A.E Akimov’s mind control work, possible cover story?

The next informative article is from Fate Magazine by Paul Stonehill, Feb. 1994. The article discussed the controversial A.E Akimov’s mind control work, see Tsygankov’s citation of Mr. Akimov above.

This excerpt is almost verbatim.

July 4, 1991, a month before the Aug. 1991 coup in the Soviet Union, a document known as “Resolution 58 of the Committee for Science and Technologies of the Former Soviet of the USSR came from the Kremlin. The resolution condemned the “depraved practice” of financing pseudoscientific research with State funds. Particularly, it was the research into the so-called spinor torsionnic or microleptonnic fields.

The research was tied to the creation of an unusual organization in the Soviet State Committee for Science and Technologies. It became known as the Center for Non-traditional Technologies (CNT); its former director was Mr. A.E. Akimov. The research work had been going on for over 30 years. The research was based on assertions that there had been an unprecedented discovery in the science of physics. It had to do with a new class of physical fields and particles, and the influence exerted by such fields upon biological objects.

The resolution stated that the Soviet science officialdom knew nothing of such discoveries, either through open publications, or closed channels. Regardless of the quasi-scientific terminology used in such reports, the information was unsubstantiated, illogical, and scientifically unfounded. The CNT itself was created without the necessary expertise.

Later, the research undertaken was legitimized by support given it by the State Committee. Because of such support, the USSR Ministry of Defense and other state agencies had enough grounds to create a special research center, VENT. Akimov became its general director. Millions of rubles had been spent as the projects of VENT received state funding. Akimov states that just the USSR Ministry of Defense had spent 23 million rubles, an impressive amount.

The resolution states that the investigative committee took the conclusions of the Department of General Physics and Astronomy of the Academy of Sciences, USSR, under consideration. These conclusions qualified the research work in the areas of spinor and microleptonnic fields and their applications, as a recurrence of anti-scientific activity. One month later, the Soviet Union as shaken to its foundations and began to fall apart.

Yet the Sept 9, 1991 Komosomolskaya Pravda published an article by Mr. Volkov, and revealed what it was that the CNT had actually researched. His source was a report from the CNT “Main Directions of Research” The CNT was involved in study of remote medical and biological influences on the armed forces and people exposed to torsionnic radiation; remote influence on the armed forces and people from the same radiation”

Further information on A.E. Akimov is needed in order to draw any firm conclusions. At the least, Dr. Akimov was able to obtain very impressive state funding for mind control research and is cited by V.D. Tsygankov in the book, “Psychotronic War and the Security of Russia”. VENT is mentioned in the 11-2-92 Stolita article, “The firm conducting most of the research and development in this field [mind control] is the Vent” technical center [previously called the Center for Non-traditional Technologies at the USSR Committee for Science and Technology]. As much as 500 million rubles was allocated for its project.” This wording is the same as the Fate Magazine article on Resolution 58.

One side says that mind control technology was being developed at VENT by Akimov, as the general director. The government Resolution states that at least some of the research conducted there was pseudo-science. And the Internet article quoted the findings of the Commission at the Russian Academy of Sciences and stated that A.E. Akimov’s science was unreliable. Both sides say that an large amount of money was spent.

The controversy may be part of a mind control cover story. The Tsygankov scientific information in the Lopatin book needs to be evaluated further and contacting Tsygankov would be beneficial. There could be some truth to the VENT Akimov mind control research with the government trying to discredit the work and cover it up. Maybe the torsion field fraud is a front for mind control programs, just like the athermal/ thermal controversy was for EMR weapons. Maybe this allows the scientists to continue their work and for the Russian government to discredit them, so that the extent of the mind control research will be kept out of the public eye.

Scientific summary of EMR weapons corroborates 50 years of evidence

The final article is “Electromagnetic -Effect Weapons: The Technology and the Strategic Implications”, 1988. This article cites a “recent'” book, no title written “under the auspices of Znanyia, a cadre organization headed by top Soviet military scientist N.D.Basov. The book discussed Delgado’s magnetic field experiments. The article mentions the history of EMR research in Russia and names of scientists such as Alexander Gurvich and the very famous V.I. Vernadsky whom Gurvich followed.

Vernadsky’s famous ideas are mentioned in the Lopatin book and from this information, the unclassified development of EMR and classified Russian development of EMR weapons can be traced. Here is just one excerpt on the scientist A. Gurvich who is also cited by the Lopatin book.

“Another member of the Gurvich school, Alma Ata biophysicist Inyushin, wrote an article in the Red Army paper Krasnayz Zvezda in 1984 declaring that breakthroughs of “revolutionary significance” were being made in the optical biophysics field. Since then, Inyushin’s name completely dropped out of Soviet scientific literature, indicating that he is now working in a top secret program. Indeed almost the entirety of the huge Soviet effort in biophysics of the Gurvich-Vernadsky variety has “gone underground” since 1983-84.”

Overall conclusions

1. The value of the Russian information to U.S. victims is in its power to argue convincingly that the U.S. would have to be developing mind control weapons also. The Russian evidence of mind control weapons is substantial in quality and quantity. Each independent source in the 20+ article verifies the other. Although there is a definite limit to the Russian mind control technology discussed and the articles all state basically the same thing, it is revealing. There is nothing comparable in the U.S, nothing even close to this Russian body of evidence. The break up of the Soviet Union has been a unique opportunity to gather declassified evidence of a very large, very black mind control program. As the facts above show, the U.S. was aware of this program and no doubt has a comparable classified mind control program of its own.

2. Credible, independent sources are stating that Russian mind control weapons exist, are being illegally used and laws are needed to protect Russian citizens.

The scientist from Kiev, Sedletsky and Cherkova say there are experiments on Russian citizens.

Lopatin acknowledges the existence of mind control technology and even states that it was “secret for so many years”. He dismisses the paranoid and conspiracy label on the allegations and instead takes mind control weapons very seriously, calling for legislation to ban their illegal use.

Dr. Kudakov built the equipment and states that similar equipment was used in Afghaniztan, as does the Defense Electronics article above. The Russian journalist Vorobyovsky has studied this story for three years. A complaint was filed with the CSCE.

3. U.S. victims can use this very powerful information as a group and approach Congress, human rights groups The Russian evidence validates the claims made by victims of U.S. government mind control experiments. U.S. and Russian victims can now combine their claims which date back to the 1950s and make a strong case.

Here are a few of the articles in full length.

HEADLINE: Report: Soviets Used Top-Secret ‘Psychotronic’ Weapons

BYLINE: By Owen Matthews

BODY:

There may be a scientific explanation for the rigid-faced inflexibility of Soviet-era border guards and soldiers, after all. Reports have emerged of a top secret program of “psychotronic” brainwashing techniques developed by the KGB and the Ministry. The techniques, which include debilitating high frequency radio waves, hypnotic computer-scrambled sounds and mind-bending electromagnetic fields, as well as an ultrasound gun capable of killing a cat at fifty meters, were originally developed for medical purposes and adapted into weapons, said journalist Yury Vorobyovsky, who has been investigating the program for three years.

“Ecology and Living Environment,” an environmental and civil liberties group which claims a membership of 500 people in Moscow, has set up an association of “Victims of Psychotronic Experimentation,” who have filed damages claims against the Federal Security Service, or FSB, and the government. Unfortunately, since by definition many of the victims are psychologically disturbed, there is a problem of verification.

“The Health Ministry and the FSB are doing medical experiments on over a million innocent people,” said Ecology and Living Environment President Yemilia Cherkova, an ex-member of Zelenograd’s local council. Cherkova wears a lead helmet in bed to protect herself against the rays she says the government beams into her flat. “They put chemicals in the water and use magnets to alter your mind. We are fighting to prove to the authorities that we are not mad.” Despite these somewhat far-fetched testimonies, there is strong evidence that some kind of psychotronic warfare program did exist in the Soviet period, and that the technology may be falling into the wrong hands.

Official confirmation was first hinted at in the 1991 Soviet budget, which mentioned that 500 million rubles of the state security budget had been spent on “psychological warfare technology” over an unspecified period of years, said Vorobyovsky. Former state security and interior minister General Viktor Barannikov, sacked for supporting the 1993 coup attempt, warned in an Interior Ministry memorandum earlier that year that he had information that the mafia had got hold of the technology, though little concrete evidence has been found by police.

“We have no evidence that our local mafia has psychotronic weapons; they have enough ordinary ones,” said Gennady Melnik of the Moscow Police Department. “They are not the most technologically advanced mafia in the world. It must be cheaper just to use guns.” Nevertheless, the State Duma is taking the matter seriously enough to draft a law on “security of the individual,” which will include regulation of subliminal advertising and pseudo-religious sects, as well as imposing state controls on all equipment in private hands which can be used as “psychotronic weaponry.” The legislation brings Russia into line with Bulgaria, the only other country to outlaw such equipment specifically.

“The law is pre-emptive,” said Vladimir Lopatkin, chairman of the drafting committee. “The equipment that now exists in laboratories must be very strictly controlled to prevent it from being sold to the private sector.” Vorobyovsky has filmed several laboratories which are using powerful electro-magnets of the sort experts believe can be used as weapons to supposedly cure private patients of various aliments. One, the Biovolna clinic in Zelenograd, near Moscow, went private after its funding from the Defense Ministry was discontinued. The clinic has “treated” more than 7,000 people, despite not having a Health Ministry license. One of Vorobyovsky’s film crew volunteered to be subjected to rays from a similar machine built by Dr. Yakov Rudakov, now a general practitioner who used to work in a Defense Ministry psychotronic research laboratory. He described feeling dizzy, lethargic and confused after exposure to certain frequencies.

The dissident writer Vladimir Voinovich described in his memoirs how the KGB used a cocktail of drugged cigarettes and electromagnets to sap his energy and induce disorientation and confusion.

“One could call this ‘Black Science.’ Research scientists whose funding has been cut have resorted to putting equipment costing millions of rubles to any use that will pay,” said Vorobyovsky.

Another program Vorobyovsky filmed was a sound studio at the Interior Ministry’s research laboratory where officers were played bursts of computer-scrambled messages encouraging them to be more decisive and fearless. Dr. Rudakov claimed that this technique was used on Spetsnaz troops in Afghanistan. The danger, says Vorobyovsky, is that similar messages can be transmitted over the telephone, television or radio to influence whoever hears them.

“Of course this project is surrounded with a lot of hysteria and conjecture,” said Lopatkin, of the Duma committee. “Something that was secret for so many years is the perfect breeding ground for conspiracy theories.”

LANGUAGE: ENGLISH

LOAD-DATE: July 14, 1995

Reprinted from the Lexis Nexus computer database in whole except for the bold lettering in paragraphs 2 and 3.

Mind-Altering Microwaves
Soviets Studying Invisible Ray
November 22,1976

NOTE: SEVERAL INDUSTRIALIZED COUNTRIES ARE DEVELOPING ELECTROMAGNETIC TECHNOLOGY FOR ANT-PERSONNEL USE.

Mind-Altering Microwaves
Soviets Studying Invisible Ray

A newly declassified U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency report say-extensive Soviet research into microwaves might lead to methods of causing disoriented human behavior, nerve disorders or even heart attacks. “Soviet scientists are fully aware of the biological effects of the low-level microwave radiation which might have offensive weapons application,” say the report, based on an analysis of experiments conducted in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe.

According to the study, this research work suggests the potential for the development of a number of antipersonnel applications.”

Microwave beams are the electronic basis of radar and are widely used for relaying long distance telephone calls. Other common sources of microwaves include television transmitters.

A copy of the study was provided by the agency to the Associated Press in response to a request under the Freedom of Information Act. The Pentagon agency refused to release some portions of the study, saying they remain classified on national security grounds.

The report made no direct mention of the Soviet microwave bombardment of the U.S. Embassy in Moscow where despite strong American protests the radiation continues, though at reduced levels.

Up to now, the view most widely accepted among State Department officials in Washington has been that the Soviets appear to be using the microwave beams to foil sophisticated U.S. electronic intelligence gathering equipment at the embassy.

The State Department issued an administrative source on Nov. 12 declaring Moscow “an unhealthy post,” but no link was officially drawn between this move and the radiation situation. Department spokesmen insist that medical tests have found no adverse health effects attributable to the microwaves.

The Soviets have denied beaming any radiation at the embassy, contending that the microwaves are simply part of the normal background radiation found in any major city.

The Pentagon agency’s report, distributed within the government last March said that biological effects which could alter anti-personnel uses is the phenomenon known as microwave hearing.

“Sounds and possibly even words which appear to be originating intracranially (within the head) can be induced by signal modulation at very low average power densities,” the study said. It added that “combinations of frequencies and other signal characteristics to produce other neurological effects may be feasible in several years.”

The report concluded that Soviet research in this area has great potential for development into a system for disorienting or disrupting the behavior patterns of military or diplomatic personnel. It could be used equally as well as an interrogation tool.

…Soviets have also studied various changes in body chemistry and functioning of the brain resulting from exposure to microwaves and other frequencies of electromagnetic radiation.

One physiological effect which has been demonstrated is heart seizure. It said that this has been accomplished experimentally in frogs by synchronizing the pulses of a microwave signal with the animals heart beat and beaming the radiation at the chest area.

The document added that a frequency probably could be found which would provide sufficient penetration of the chest wall of humans to accomplish the same effect-heart attacks.

The report said that another potential antipersonnel use. …microwaves could be used to effect the blood-brain barrier, which regulates the exchange of vital substances between brain cells and the circulatory system.

From Delovoi Mir, pp. 1,9 February 15, 1992 “Mind Control” by Ivan Tsarev

“Brainwashing techniques still being used in Russia, claims member of human rights commission.”

“Psychological warfare is still being used by state security agents against people in Russia even after the abortive August coup, said Emilia Chirkova, a Deputy of the Zelenograd Soviet and member of the Human Rights Commission. She recalls the sandal surrounding the alleged bugging equipment installed close to Boris Yeltsin’s office. KGB agents admitted then that the directional aerial in the equipment was designed for transmission, not for reception. She believes it was part of an attempt to affect the health of the Russian Pesident using high frequency electromagnetic radiation. The Human Rights Committee, Chirkova said, had warned Yeltsin about such a possibility.”

“She cited several further instances of the use of similar devices. Microwave equipment had been used in 1989 and 1990 in Vladivostok and Moscow prisons, in a mental hospital in Oryol and in the Serbsky Institute in Moscow [also a mental hospital], she said. during his exile in gorky, Andrei Sakharov noticed the presence of a high tension electromagnetic field in his flat. It was reported recently in the press that Ruslan Khasbulatov, Speaker of the russian parliament, had had to move from his flat to another district of Moscow. High level electromagnetic radiation has been included among the possible couses of the discomfort he felt in his flat. During the August coup General Kobets warned publicly that psychotropic generators might be used against the White House defenders.”

Purported victims of psychological warfare have writen to the papter. From Voronezh comes this letter:

“They controlled my laughter, my thoughts, and caused pain in various parts of my body… It all started in October 1985, after I had openly criticized the first secretary ofthe City Committe of the Communist Party. Sometimes voices can be heard in the head from the effect of microwave pulse radiation which causes acousstic oscillations in the brain,” explained Gennady Shchelkunov, a radio electronics researcher from the Istok Association. Numerous sufferers from this alleged manipulation have set up a public movement.”

“In June 1991, a group of Zelenograd deputies sent an appeal signed by 150 people to President Yeltsin, demanding an investigation into the use of bio-electronic weapons. Non-official sources say that a commission charged with investigating possible use of such weapons is being set up at the Russian Government.”

In two articles, Jonathan Tennenbaum describes development of Soviet electromagnetic weapons and the physics and biology behind the weapons.

Electromagnetic-Effect Weapons: The Technology and the Strategic Implications. Wiesbaden Federal Republic of Germany Jan. 16, 1988. Executive Intelligence Review.(Executive Intelligence Review Special Report. 317 Pennsylvania Ave. S.E., 2nd Floor. Washington, DC 20003 (202) 544-7010. Pg. 7. Michael Liebig.

…”This Special Report is meant to sketch the gestalt of this newly emerging Soviet threat, the dimensions of which the Western public is most dangerously unaware. There is barely any understanding in the West of the revolutionary transformations in technology and strategy associated with electromagnetic effect weapons.”

Tennenbaum, Jonathan.(1988, Feb). Some ABCs of Electromagnetic Anti-Personnel Weapons. Executive Intelligence Review.Executive Intelligence Review Special Report. 317 Pennsylvania Ave. S.E., 2nd Floor. Washington, DC 20003 (202) 544-7010. Pg. 9.

Dr. Jonathan Tennenbaum is on the Board of Directors of Fusions-Energie-Forum in the Federal Republic of Germany, and an editor of its magazine, Fusion.

“Often referred to by the misleading name, “radio-frequency weapons,” The most sophisticated new type of anti-personnel weapons now being perfected by the USSR for use by its Spetsnaz and regular forces, uses pulses of electromagnetic energy to disorient, paralyze, and kill human targets. Such electromagnetic pulse (EP) weapons can take a variety of forms, including the following: …

Electromagnetic pulse anti-personnel weapons have many scientific and technical features in common with the laser weapons under development in the American and Soviet anti-missile defense programs. Both use electromagnetic radiation, propagating at 300,000 kilometers per second, to achieve their destructive effect. Both require compact power sources, generators of electromagnetic radiation (e.g., lasers, magnetrons, gyrotrons, etc.), beam radiator and focusing apparatus (e.g., optics for lasers, wave guides and phased-array antennas for microwave weapons), and computerized control systems In both cases also, the maximum effect of these weapons is obtained by “tuning” or “tailoring” the output to the characteristics of the target.

The chief peculiarity of EP anti-personnel weapons lies in their exploitation of highly non-linear effects of electromagnetic radiation upon living organisms. Typically, these weapons employ complicated pulse shapes and pulse trains, involving several frequencies and modulations which can range over a wide spectrum from extremely low frequencies (ELF) into the hundred gigahertz range.

Thus, although state-of-the-art technology permits construction of mobile systems of extremely high output power (up to 10 megawatts average power, peak pulsed powers of many gigawatts), it is not the high power per se which determines the lethality of the system, but rather its ability to “couple” the output effectively into the target and to exploit non-linear biological action. While high output power may be used to obtain range and breadth of effects and penetration into enclosures and defenses, the minimum lethal “dose” on target will typically be orders of magnitude less than that which would be required to kill by mere heating, in the manner of a microwave oven.

The closest analogy to a sophisticated EP anti-personnel weapon is provided by powerful chemical weapons, such as nerve gases having rapid, fatal effects at extremely low concentration. In the latter case, the effect is mediated by molecules which enter nerve synapses and other critical areas and disrupt normal functions without massive destruction of tissue. The poison acts on the higher levels of organization of living process.

Furthermore, it should be understood that molecules themselves are nothing but electromagnetic configurations. That is, the molecules (e.g., of the nerve gas) act via electromagnetic fields, by exchange of electromagnetic energy with other molecules. Hence, it should hardly be surprising to discover that the same effects can be induced by electromagnetic radiation alone-without the presence of the molecules! In principle it suffices to identify the precise geometrical characteristics of the electromagnetic action associated with the given substance, and then just “mimic” the molecular action by a carefully “tailored” signal.

Once this principle is understood, biophysical research can define the most appropriate pulse forms for weapon applications, independently of any specific chemical “model.” That this is by no means a mere theoretical possibility is proven by a wide variety of experiments on the biological effects of “tailored” electromagnetic radiation, carried out in the West and East over the last 40 years. For obvious reasons, experiments involving lethal effects are mostly classified. To illustrate some of the relevant research areas, we present a couple of examples of well-documented non-lethal effects.

Since the 1950s much scientific attention has been paid, in the East and West, to effects on the brain of 1) psychotropic drugs (LSD, depressants, stimulants, etc.) and 2) electrical stimulation of specific areas of the brain by implanted electrodes. Among other things, experiments showed that minute currents induced by electrical stimulation could evoke profound changes in brain function, similar to those obtained by psychotropic drugs, the latter often at extremely low concentrations.

This work reveal some “deep secrets” of the physiological organization of the brain, secrets having potentially far-reaching military implications. Since the early 1970s a number of published experiments have shown that similar, profound neurological effects can be induced without the “substantial” intervention of drugs or electrodes, by electromagnetic fields applied from outside the experimental subject. Typical of these are those of Dr. Jose Delgado and Dr. Ross Adey.

Delgado applied a slowly modulated weak magnetic field (several Gauss, pulsed at less than 100 Hz) to the heads of monkeys via external coils. Depending upon the precise modulation frequency used, specific effects were induced. Thus, one frequency caused the animals to fall asleep, and another triggered aggression, each time with very specific neurophysiological effects on specific areas of the brain. Adey and others have obtained similar neurophysiological effects with a modulated, low-power, radio-frequency field, with modulation frequencies in the range of the internal “brain waves” (EEG). Absorbed power levels were very low- on the order of a thousandth of a watt per square centimeter.

Related experiments have shown that internal EEG waves can be entrained and modified, demonstrating the possibility of direct information transfer to the brain via modulated radio-frequency (RF) fields. Thus, below the threshold of lethal effects, a certain potential for subtle psychological manipulation by means of “tailored” electromagnetic signals cannot be excluded.

Lethal effects have been obtained at power levels not very much higher than in behavior modification experiments. Again, it is not so much the net power as the exact form of the applied series of pulses, which makes the difference. One laboratory device, used in brain research, kills experimental animals with a single microwave pulse of 1/6 second duration.

While the neurological effects of modulated RF and microwave radiation have long been a high-priority area for Soviet research, this field has tended to be played down or even suppressed in the West. For example, Delgado’s magnetic field experiments have gone nearly unnoticed in the Western scientific literature, but are a featured subject in a recent Russian book, published under the auspices of Znanyia, a cadre organization headed by top Soviet military scientist N.D. Basov.

While we have concentrated here on the brain as a key target of EP weapons, this is by no means the only target. The central nervous system more generally, and vital organs, especially the heart, are all possible targets. Moreover, a very insidious deployment of EP would be to degrade the overall health of persons in a certain area by long-term, low-level irradiation. There is evidence that the latter has already been tried by the Soviets in a number of cases.

Much more could be said about non-linear biological effects exploitable by EP weapons. In this short introduction, however, we want to move on to another key problem of these weapons; how to generate and deliver the destructive action to the target.

This Special Report presents some details on high-power RF and microwave generators, an area of highest priority in Soviet research and development. There are two essential types of devices which can be used in EP weapons; oscillators using beams of electrons or plasmas, and solid-state devices.

Solid state radar, whose development is driven by the needs of military aircraft and missiles, is one of the fastest advancing areas of electronic technology today.

Although solid state devices do not (yet!) reach the very high powers attained by electron beam devices, miniaturization makes it possible to build today complete, highly sophisticated phased-array radars of suitcase-size, with several kilowatts of average output. The principal advantage of this technology is that it permits extremely sophisticated “tailoring” of pulse shape in space and time, in a compact system, with direct coupling to high-speed computers. This is exactly what is needed in order to optimally exploit non-linear biological effects. What is lost in brute power is thus gained in efficiency.

Recent breakthroughs in what is called “high-temperature superconductivity” open up the perspective that both types of EP generation technology–electron beam as well as solid state–are going to undergo revolutionary improvements in the years immediately ahead. The impact of this revolution cannot even be estimated at this time, but it will certainly mean radical reductions in the size of devices having a given electromagnetic “firepower”.

As our discussion of biological effects already indicated, electromagnetic anti-personnel weapons depend essentially on “tuning” the output signal to the target. This goes not only for the frequency and amplitude of the signal, but for its entire space-time “shape.” Figure 6, for example, is drawn from thermographs of models of the human body irradiated by RF radiation of the same frequency, but with field geometries. These and other experiments demonstrate, that the areas of maximum absorption of electromagnetic energy inside the body depend on the geometry of the incident wave. By choosing the right geometry, the energy can be focused into any desired area, such as the brain.

A sophisticated EP weapon must thus be able to project a specific geometry of electromagnetic field onto a distant object, over a given terrain and in given surroundings. Without going into technical details of waveguides and various antenna types, we shall briefly present one of the relevant techniques: the principle of the phased array.

A phased-array antenna consists of an assemblage of many individually controlled emitting (or receiving) elements, placed in a fixed geometrical arrangement. The output field of the array is the sum of the waves emitted by the individual elements. By electronically controlling the relative phases of these individual signals, the output field can be given any desired “shape” and direction, limited only by the wavelength used, the number of elements and the size of the array.

The huge soviet ABM radar at Krasnoyarsk, for example, contains an 83-meter diameter phased array of thousands of elements. The output can consist of a single, very narrow beam, or hundreds of independently directed beams, all depending on the “phasing” of the elements. This radar can track large numbers of missiles simultaneously, without any mechanical motion of the antenna.

The functioning of phased-array antennae is thus closely related to holography, or three-dimensional photography. In a hologram, a photographic plate records interference patterns, corresponding to the phase relationships of laser light reflected from the object. When the holographic plate is illuminated by a laser, the phase relationships are “reconstituted” and the viewer has the impression of seeing a three dimensional object.

The ensemble of elements of a phased-array antenna takes the place of the holographic plate, but at a much longer wavelength than visible light (centimeters and millimeters instead of fractions of a micrometer). When operated in a receiving mode, the phased array obtains much more information than an ordinary antenna; like the hologram, it measures entire electromagnetic field geometries, not merely a one-dimensional, electromagnetic “signal”

The holographic principle underlying phased-array systems points to a potentiality for creating any desired three-dimensional, electromagnetic field distribution around a target object, from a distance, correcting for reflections, obstacles and other interference. Moreover, the field can be transformed and shifted from one location to another in space within a fraction of a second. Thus, an ideal EP-weapon could attack many individual targets, simultaneously or in rapid succession.

One or more phased arrays would be used in receiving and transmitting modes to “lock on” to selected targets, and determine the necessary geometry of the attack pulses. To fully exploit such potentialities, the weapon would require for its target-acquisition and beam-control systems, sophisticated high speed computers, able to perform complex computations of the “inverse-scattering” type. Miniaturized systems of this sort are well within the reach of ‘fifth generation’ computer technology. “Hybrid” digital-analog systems would be simpler, smaller, and faster still. There is much overlap in requirements between EP weapons and systems developed for strategic defense (SDI).

For concrete weapons applications, simpler devices will often suffice; trade-offs can be made among range, output power, extent of three dimensional field control, and sophistication of biological effects.

As was the case earlier with nuclear weapons, many people may be tempted to think that EP anti-personnel weapons constitute “absolute weapons” against which no defense is possible. A glance at the history of the SDI, or of military science and technology in general, shows why no such thing ever has or will exist.

An obvious aspect of defense is to detect, locate, and neutralize weapons before they can be used. Antenna structures of EP weapons are resonant structures which can be detected in various ways. Spetsnaz deployment of EP weapons can be countered by intercepting the weapons or weapons components in transport, by appropriate surveillance of the areas around potential targets, and by the whole range of countermeasures which can be taken against the Spetsnaz groups themselves. Of course, the EP weapon declares its existence as soon as it is turned on, and itself becomes vulnerable to rapid counterattack if readiness and appropriate means are at hand.

The famous “Faraday cage” and other forms of electromagnetic shielding can provide some protection against EP weapons, especially if the characteristics of the EP signal are known in advance and countermeasures are devised accordingly. Unfortunately, a sophisticated weapon can “tailor” its pulse to get through nearly any given kind of shielding utilizing non-linear, inverse-scattering techniques and a process known as “self-induced transparency.” A Faraday cage under certain conditions can be transformed into an antenna, focusing the signal on the inside and even enhancing the effect for the unfortunate persons inside.

In theory, biological effects can be offset by creating a controlled “electromagnetic environment” around the target, with the effect of “detuning” the target relative to the anticipated signal of the attacking EP weapon – a kind of “immunization.” To realize such potentialities will require a major research effort, but one having important spinoffs for biology and medicine.

The application of holographic principles to EP weaponry has profound implications for the future shape of warfare. The deployment of such weapons and the defense against them cannot be understood in terms of “point-to-point trajectory” concepts associated with conventional firearms and artillery. Actually, even in the past, competent military doctrine has always emphasized the geometries of “fields of fire” generated by overall deployment of mobile weapons over a given area, as opposed to mere “straight-line” action of an individual weapon. the geometrical aspect becomes much more explicit in the era of EP weaponry, in which “firepower counts as the ability to control the electromagnetic field geometry on the field of battle, through coordinated deployment and operation of mobile phased arrays and related devices.

The situation could therefore be summed up as follows: in practice, both the use of EP weapons and defense against them is a tricky, sophisticated business, if the antagonists are at comparable levels of technology, knowledge, and preparation. A surprise attack against an unprepared enemy is simpler and very devastating. In this respect, EP weapons are no exception to the general rules of warfare.”

Tennenbaum, Jonathan.(1988).

Soviet Work on Electromagnetic Pulse Weapons.
Executive Intelligence Review. Pg. 17

The 1987 edition of the U.S. Department of Defense review, Soviet Military Power, contains the following stern warning about the current Soviet mobilization to perfect electromagnetic pulse (EP) weapons: “Recent Soviet developments in the generation of radio-frequency (RF) energy have potential applications for a fundamentally new type of weapon system that would degrade electronics or be used in an anti-personnel mode.

The Soviets already have or are working on much of the technology for such a system. In their research the Soviets have generated single pulses with peak power exceeding 1 billion watts and repetitive pulses of over 100 million watts.. No significant technological obstacles stand in the way of a prototype short-range tactical RF weapon.”

In this Special Report, we shall document that the U.S.S.R. presently possesses the essential technological base, plus knowledge of advanced biophysics, to realize a wide variety of tactical and strategic electromagnetic anti-personnel weapons. We shall demonstrate this from the Soviets’ own technical publications. Fortunately, we are not able to show pictures of EP weapons on parade in Red Square-if we could, it would be too late!

Figure 1 shows, on a map of the U.S.S.R., some of the known centers of Soviet work on the science and technology of EP weapons. For example, advanced high-power microwave generator work is carried out at the Applied Physics Institute in Gor’kiy near Moscow, at several institutes in Tomsk, at the Moscow Lebedev Institute, in Lengingrad, Novosibirsk, and other locations.

Advanced biophysical research of military importance is going on at the Institute for Biological Physics (G.M. Franck) at Pushchino near Moscow, at the Siberian Division of the Academy of Medical Sciences at Novosibirsk, at several institutes in Alma Ata, in Vladivostok, and at a number of establishments linked to the Soviet manned space program. (There is significant overlap between space medicine and the biophysics of EP weapons effects.)

The question marks on the map indicate that only a very small part of the relevant research and development ever finds its way, even obliquely, into available Soviet technical journals. Military secrecy is much stricter and all-encompassing in the East than the West.

An interesting article appeared this year by one V.M. Koldayev in the Soviet journal Biologicheskiye Nauki dealing with “The Correction of Acute Microwave Exposure by Drugs-Experimental Results.” In the article a large number of pharmaceuticals are evaluated for their capability of enhancing the resistance of the human organism to microwave radiation. Both preventive treatment, before exposure, and post-exposure treatment are discussed.

Koldayev stresses a point which is key to the Soviet approach to microwave and radio-frequency effects: “Intensive microwave radiation changes the membrane characteristics of cells and ion transport, generates electrical breakdown at the boundaries of phase regions and other effects causing a destruction of living processes. Research in recent years has shown that the ‘thermal conception’ of microwave effects is inadequate.”

Kolayev points to a major stumbling-block of Western biophysical research: the absurd, but stubborn insistence on the part of the Western research “establishment”, that electromagnetic radiation could have no other effect on a living organism than to increase its temperature (I.E., in Koldayev’s words, the “thermal conception”). As a result of this blind spot, many Western specialists still refuse to accept the existence of precisely those kinds of effects upon which the most lethal Soviet EP weapons depend.

The Soviets presently lead the world in research into a crucial, but not much publicized field called “optical biophysics,” sometimes referred in the West as “bioelectromagnetics,” which deals with the electromagnetic organization of living processes. Although modern research into this area goes back to Louis Pasteur, the most consistent and sustained efforts were launched in Russia by V.I. Vernadsky (1863-1945), the physicist biologist, geologist, and architect of the Soviet atom bomb project.

Vernadsky’s scientific training focused on the works of Pasteur and radioactivity pioneer Pierre Curie, and included visits to the Pasteur Institute and other leading European science institutes. Vernadsky initiated the systematic search for reserves of uranium and other technically crucial minerals throughout the Russian empire, and was a key organizer of the pre-World War I economic mobilization in Russia.

As founding director of the State Radium Institute in Leningrad, Vernadsky launched in 1926 a crash program of fundamental research into the “physical geometry” of living processes, which would include a comprehensive study of their interaction with electromagnetic radiation:

“Only a few of the invisible radiation’s are known to us at present. We have hardly begun to realize their diversity and the inadequacy of our knowledge of these radiations which surround us and pass through us in the biosphere, and to understand their basic role in the processes going on around us, a role which is difficult to comprehend by those accustomed to other conceptions of the Universe…We are surrounded and penetrated, at all times and all places, by eternally changing, combining and opposing radiation of different wavelengths–from 10 millionths of a millimeter to several kilometers.”

Out of Vernadsky’s program came the Soviet military slogan: “He who controls the entire electromagnetic spectrum will dominate the world.” It was Vernadsky who coined the now-common term “biosphere,” emphasizing the fact that the totality of living matter on the Earth forms a coherent process in powerful mutual interaction with the climate and geophysical conditions of the planet.

This work was the basis of the concept of “planetary war” advocated by Marshal Ogarkov, according to which all available scientific knowledge concerning the biosphere is to be mobilized in war in order to crush the enemy. This includes development of means of weather modification, manipulation of the ionosphere and other layers of the atmosphere, large-scale biological warfare, triggering of natural disasters, as well as global electromagnetic warfare.

Vernadsky’s efforts provided the scientific atmosphere for the launching of the most powerful current of Soviet biophysical research, that associated with Alexander Gurvich(1874-1954). Gurvich was the first to systematically demonstrate that absorption of minute amounts of “tuned” electromagnetic radiation, down to individual quanta, can decisively influence the course of biological events. This is now known in the Soviet literature as the “informational role of electromagnetic radiation in biological systems.”

In connection with this research, Gurvich developed that first “field theory” approach to the geometry of living processes, and discovered the universal ultraviolet light emission of cells called “mitogenetic radiation”. He was the first to point to the capability of biological molecules such as proteins and DNA, to absorb energy at long wavelengths and reemit the stored energy at much shorter wavelengths-phenomena which are intensively studied today under the name of “multiphoton processes in non-linear spectroscopy.”

Gurvich was thereby a pioneer in the area of advanced research which is decisive for the most devastating forms of electromagnetic anti-personnel weapons.

Gurvich’s student G.M. Franck founded the Institute of Biological Physics in Pushichino, which still bears Franck’s name, and is today a key center of military-related research on electromagnetic pulse effects on biological systems. Another Gurvich disciple, Prof. Vlail Kaznacheev, heads the Medical Division of the Soviet Academy of Sciences in Novosibirsk, with close ties to the military space establishment.

Kaznacheev carried out a decade-long series of experiments on the electromagnetic basis of the pathogenic action of viruses and poisons. Another member of the Gurvich school, Alma Ata biophysicist Inyushin, wrote an article in the Red Army paper Krasnaya Zvezda in 1984, declaring that breakthroughs of “revolutionary significance” were being made in the optical biophyscis field. Since then, Inuyushin’s name completely dropped out of Soviet scientific literature, indicating that he is now working in a top secret program. Indeed, almost the entirety of the huge Soviet effort in biophysics of the Gurvich-Vernadsky variety has “gone underground” since 1983-84.

One indicative area of continued Soviet publications is on the “non-thermal” effects of low-level microwave radiation in the millimeter wavelength band. Since at least the late 1960s, a U.S.S.R.-wide network of more than 21 institutes has conducted research into this field, led by Prof. N.D. Deyatkov of the Soviet Academy of Sciences.

This research is continuing to this day. Late last year, for example, the Soviet microwave technology journal Radioelektronika published two long papers on biological effects, written by known members of the Deyatkov group. These papers discussed the mechanisms by which millimeter radiation interacts with internal electroacoustical oscillations, notably in cell membranes, to generate the resonant, frequency-dependent effects documented in a large number of experiments.

The significance of these sorts of publications is not that they give a direct “peek through the window” at weapons-development; rather, they indicate an orientation of “civilian’ basic research programs to the type of phenomena of relevance to weapons applications. (It is unlikely that electromagnetic anti-personnel weapons would work with pure millimeter waves. Millimeter-band “harmonics” would be included in complex pulse forms, however.)

Unfortunately, Devyatkov’s area of research was all but closed down in the U.S., following the conclusion of “biological warfare accords” between the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. in the early 1970s-another concession from which the Soviets have extracted great strategic profit.

The capability to generate controlled high-power pulses of electromagnetic energy has long been a top priority area for Soviet applied physics research and development. It even has its own name in the Soviet literature, for which no direct equivalent term exists in the West: sil’notochnaya elektronika. It includes things like explosive cathodes and other technology for high-current relativistic particle beams, energy storage and pulse compression technology, non-linear plasma devices such as the plasma focus, “explosive” MHD power generation, EMP simulators, etc.

Significant parts of this R&D are being carried out in “purely peaceful” programs, such as controlled fusion energy and accelerators for elementary particle research. So, Soviet development of gyrotron devices for ultra-high-power microwave generation has the “official purpose of providing means for heating plasmas in experimental fusion reactors. And, in fact, gyrotrons can do exactly that.

But, the technical advances thus made-or acquired from the West-under “civilian” fusion research programs with international cooperation, can immediately be transferred to secret military programs. Thus, Rudakov’s huge “Angara V” electron beam pulse generator, allegedly constructed for fusion research, was obviously motivated by some other reasons than just the publicized ones.

Soviet development of high-power magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) generators is another interesting example. For many years, Vice-president of the U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences E.P. Velikhov has directed a large program to perfect this technology for direct conversion of chemical combustion energy into electricity, for a variety of “peaceful” applications.

These are figures from 1977, ten years ago. Given intensive Soviet work in this field in the intervening period, we must assume that they can obtain the same or better output with much smaller devices. These and the famous “Pavlovskii” pulse generators play an important role in the Soviet’s own version of the SDI, as power sources for beam weapons. They provide enough power for very devastating types of mobile anti-personnel weapons.

The heart of an EP anti-personnel weapon is the system for generating and emitting the electromagnetic radiation. Here the Soviets can draw from their vast experience with all types of military radars, including the large phased-array installations at Krasnoyarsk, Pechora and elsewhere, as well as advanced research into relativistic electron beam devices for ultra-high-power EP generation. The article by Robert Gallagher documents how the Soviets have led the world in development of pulsed gyrotrons and related EP devices covering a wide frequency range.

This new hardware is being “spun off” in great quantity and variety as a product of the sil’notochnaya elektronika thrust. Nor have the potentialities of solid-state been neglected. While the Soviets may lag in some of the most exotic microchip technology, they are quite familiar with solid state radar systems applicable (among other things) to miniaturized EP weapons. “Briefcase size” EP weapons for “close-in” Spetsnaz assassinations and related missions, are well within Soviet technological capability.

Recently, it was announced that the U.S.S.R. intends to use its new, heavy space-lift system Energiya, with five times the payload of the American space shuttle, to station some very large structures in orbit. Besides a larger version of their present space station, one of the plans is for a huge “solar power station” which would relay its energy to Earth via a high-power laser or a beam of microwaves. (A similar project was considered by the U.S. NASA, but rejected because of the of inadvertently irradiating populated areas.)

With a proposed several gigawatts of continuous power at its disposal, such a station could carry out weather modification as well as electromagnetic warfare on a large scale. Of course, compact nuclear reactors (which the Soviets are already using in radar reconnaissance satellites), especially in a pulsed mode, and MHD devices, could be much better energy sources for a military system. given a sufficient supply of energy, a large, phased-array EP system in orbit could attack entire cities, with loss of life comparable to nuclear weapons, but without collateral damage.

However, it is not necessary to station EP weapons in space in order to have firepower on a “strategic” scale. The Soviets have been early masters at combining their knowledge of geophysics and non-linear wave propagation to develop novel types of over-the-horizon radar. Using combinations of phased-array installations with a very large effective aperture, it is theoretically possible to project lethal electromagnetic signals over thousands of kilometers. At shorter ranges, incoming missiles and aircraft might be destroyed using EMP-like effects. Soviet activities should be closely watched in these respects, especially in view of the potential “dual purpose” exploitation of certain facilities.

(The following list is not intended to be comprehensive, but merely exemplifies extensive Soviet scientific efforts in fields relevant to EP weaponry. The interested reader will find further literature through the cited publications.)”

All-Union Conference on High-Current Electronics, Novosibirsk 1986 (conference proceedings, in Russian).

O.V. Betsky, A.V. Putvinsky, “Biological Effects of Millimeter Waves of Low Intensity” (Russian) and M.V.

Golant, T.B. Rebrovak, “The Analogy between Certain Systems of Living Organism and Technical UHF between Certain Systems of Living Organisms and Technical UHF Devices,” (Russian in Radioelektronika 29, Nr.10, 1986.

G.I. Budker, “The Gyrocon: An Efficient Relativistic High-Power VHF generator,” Particle Accelerators 10, 1979.

N.D. Deyatkov, E.A. Gel’vich, M.B. Golant, “Radiophysical Aspects of the Use in Medicine of Energetic and Informational Action of Electromagnetic Radiation,” (Russian), Seria Elektronika SVC (UHF Electronics), Nr. 9(333), 1981.

A.G. Gurvich, Mitogenetic Analysis of the Excitation of the Nervous System, Amsterdam 1937; “Une theorie du champ biologique,” Bibliotheca Biotheorectica, Ser. D, II. See also Michael Lipkind, “Gurwitschs Theorie vom Biologischem Feld,” in the German-language magazine Fusion, 8.Jg., 1987, Nr.4.

V.M. Inyushin, D.R. Chekurov, Laser Biostimulation and Bioplasma, (Russian), Alma Ata 1975.

S. Kassel, “Soviet Development of Gyrotrons,” RAND Corp. Report R-3377-ARPA, May 1986.

V.P.Kaznacheev, L.P. Mikhailova, Ultraweak Radiation in Intercellular Interactions, (Russian) U.S.S.R. Academy of Sciences, Novosibirsk 1981.

V.M. Koldayev, “Pharmacological Correction of Acute Microwave Effects,” (Russian) Biologiecheskiye Nauki, 1, 1987.

V.I. Vernadsky, The Biosphere, 1926 (Russian and French editions).
Editor’s note. Here are more substantiating articles in support of Tennenbaum’s information. It is in list format.

Liebig, Michael.(1988).Radio-Frequency Weapons: Strategic Context and Implications. Executive Intelligence Review. Pg. 42.

Michael Liebig is Managing Director of EIR nachrichtenagentur GmbH in Wiesbaden, Federal Republic of Germany. The following paper was presented at conferences in the Federal Republic of Germany, France, and Italy.

“…It is obvious that the whole complex of RF technologies, precisely because of the vast potential for military application, is highly classified. Detailed information on RF systems is extremely scant in the public domain. Yet we do know the scientific-technological basics of RF systems and their interaction with biological and other soft targets. While operational RF weapon systems may not yet exist as such, it can be stated categorically, that not just research, but development work towards operational RF weapons, is underway in the East and West, especially in the East.

Pg. 40. “Radio-frequency weapons” is a misleading name, carried over from a pragmatic understanding of earlier stages of electronic warfare. For example, it was thought, mistakenly, that the use of microwaves as anti-personnel weapons depended upon the heating effects of such waves upon targeted material. Today, it has been shown that properly tuned electromagnetic pulses have mortal effects at levels of energy-deposit as low as two or three orders of magnitude below those required to kill cell-tissue by means of induced thermal effects. This comparison illustrates the importance of the term “non-linear effects.”

The most important of the near-term applications of non-linear electromagnetic effects are in the domain of optical biophysics, either as strategic or tactical anti-personnel weapons, or to produce global effects within the biosphere surrounding those personnel. However, there is also the prospect of disintegrating non-organic material, as well as the disruption of apparatus, through the same class of technologies. In applying the notion of technological attrition to all such electromagnetic-pulse weapons as a general class, it is the principles causing all of the indicated range of effects which must be considered as a unit for purposes of shaping strategic doctrine.

All of the weaponry based upon “new physical principles,” including lasers, particle beams, and non-linear electromagnetic-pulse effects, belong, together with the role of high temperature superconductivity, to the domain of sub-atomic physics. Modern high-energy physics, especially that focused upon so-called “force free” status of plasmas, shows that sub-atomic phase-space has a distinct, Kepler-Gauss sort of inherent curvature. It is also shown, that non-linear effects of coherent electromagnetic pulses, as phenomena of the macro-scale, are rooted in the non-linear physics of the curvature of “force-free,” least-action states in the sub-atomic domain.

One of the most important lines of inquiry to this effect today, is modern optical biophysics’ attention to the decisive role of precisely tuned, inherently coherent electromagnetic pulses in living processes.

Conceptually, this new work belongs to the tradition of Pasteur’s work on optical biophysics and the definition of living processes presented by Luca Pacioli and Leonardo da Vinci nearly 500 years ago. Essentially, modern instruments permit us to detect and measure localized coherent pulses in the range of quanta of emission, leading into what is called today “non-linear spectroscopy” of living processes. The comparison of the results obtained in this way in biological research, with lessons learned from high-energy physics of force-free plasma states, is the key to design of strategic and tactical anti-personnel assault weapons and related applications.”

Frazer, James W. PhD and Frazer, Joyce E.(1988, Mar.Apr.)
How Radiofrequency Waves Interact with Living Systems.
21st Century.Pg. 50.

Dr. Frazer, adjunct professor of pharmacology, University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio. Dr. Frazer was featured as a weapons expert on CNN’s Special Report,1985 and discussed his ten year Air Force career and on electromagnetic effects. His conclusion that “radiofrequency weapons could be the wild-card in the arms race.”

“The nonthermal effects of electromagnetic radiation on living cells offer clues as to what is life, as well as to understanding Soviet research on the possibility of controlling human thought and emotional experience.” Pg. 54. “In earlier work, Adey’s group had shown a modulation sensitive effect on calcium efflux from chick brains. These findings created considerable controversy, but were completely substantiated by work done in Environmental Protection Agency(EPA) laboratories at Research Triangle Park in North Carolina. The subsequent history of their group is of interest.

Adey’s group continued with practical and theoretical studies of nonlinear response of biological systems to low-intensity fields-but with nearly annual cuts in funding levels. The federal agencies monitoring that work have been fragmented and the people either left or transferred to other fields of endeavor. Price, Frazer, Mori, and all of the people performing the original lymphocyte experiments have resigned, been victims of reductions in force, gone into other areas of research, or retired. Thus, an area of research of great interest to theoretical biology has been very effectively choked off.”

Wellborn Stanley & Daniloff, Nicholas.(1984, Oct. 1′).
Can U.S. Hold Its Lead Over Soviets in Science Race?
U.S News and World Report.Pg 53.
“The Soviets, for example, experiment extensively in parapsychology and psychic warfare,” in modification of weather and in the biological effects of microwave and other electromagnetic fields. Much of this research is given high priority.

Commission on Security and Cooperation In Europe 102nd Congress First Session. The Moscow Meeting of the Conference on the Human Dimension of the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe 10 Sept.-4 Oct.1991. Pg. 9.

“Many individual Soviet citizens also attended, seeking help in redressing grievances against the Soviet system after decades of lawlessness and arbitrary administration of justice. Complaints ranged from unjustified loss of employment and placement in psychiatric hospitals to subjection to space-based rays launched and maintained by Soviet security organs. The U.S. delegation was able to do little more than listen to these individuals and forward their complaints to the Soviet delegation or the relevant republican authorities, suggesting to the Soviet delegation that it address the problems of these individuals.”

From Fate Magazine, Feb. 1994, p 70. “Soviet Psychic Warfare” by Paul Stonehill

“In 1991, an article entitled “Once More About Psychic Weapons” was published in the Ugolog Ukraine newspaper (Issue 3, 1991) by Mr. A.V. Kalinets-Bryukhanov (K.B.), president of the All-Union Scientific Research Association for the Study of Psychophysical Problems of Nature. …K.B. state that the “much buzzed about psychic weapons’ do exist. In April 1983 he participated in the development of one of the most classified projects of the Soviet Sate Committee for Science and Technologies. …K.B. ended his article strangely.

Having observed the brain as a receiving and transmitting device, the researchers had discovered certain wavelengths. Using them, it is possible to influence various sections of the brain directly, reproduce cerebral tissue, and then provoke unusual changes in the qualities of individual psyches. Then one can program anything into the brains of experimental subjects.”

“On Jly 4, 1991 a month before the August 1991 coup in the Soviet Union, a curious document known as Resolution 58 of the Committee for Science and Technologies of the …USSR came from the Kremlin. The resolution condemned the “depraved practice” of financing pseudoscientific research with State funds. The research in question was of ‘non-traditional technologies,” and had been conducted in the scientific research centers of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, Academies of Sciences of several Soviet republics, and a number of State ministries and departments. Particularly it was research into the so-called spin or torsionic or microelectronic fields.”

“The research was tied to the creation of an unusual organization in the Soviet State Committee for Science and Technologies. It became known as the Center for Nn-traditional Technologies (CNT); its former director was Mr. A.E. Akimov.

Akimov said that, “The research was based on assertions that there had been an unprecedented discovery in the science of physics. It had to do with a new class of physical fields and particles, and the influence exerted by such fields upon biological objects, inorganic nature, instruments, and equipment.”

“The resolution stated that Soviet science officialdom knew noting of such discoveries, either through open publications, or closed channels, that there had been only one private publication of the subject (by then refuted). The information presented by CNT’s officials (henter through reports, presentations, or publications) had, in essence, contradicted conceptions established by modern science.”

“Regardless of the quasi-scientific terminology used in such reports, the information was unsubstantiated, illogical, and scientifically unfounded. The CNT itself was created without necessary expertise.”

“Pseudo-science blossoms”

“Later, the research undertaken was legitimized by support given it by the State Committee. Because of such support, the USSR Ministry of Defense and other state agencies had enough grounds to create a special research center, VENT. Akimov became its general director. Millions of rubles had been spent as the project of VENT received state funding. Akimov states that just the USSR Ministry of Defense had spent 23 million rubles, an impressive amount. Total funding for WENT (according to Akimov) from the USSR Military-Industrial Commission of the Cabinet of Minister, and the KGB, was 500 million rubles.”

The resolution states that the investigative committee took the conclusions of the Department of General Physics and Astronomy of the Academy of Sciences, USSR, under consideration. These conclusions qualified the research work in the areas of spinor and microelectronic fields, and their applications, as a recurrence of anti-scientific activity.”

The committee blamed the irresponsible approach taken by state agencies toward scientific expertise for the wast of state funds allocated for “anti-scientific activities.” his was a clear abuse of the secrecy regime in Soviet academic institutions. The latter, as well as some colleges, had been involved in the whole mess.”

“The “blossoming of pseudo-science” was assisted by the circulation of unclear information about similar research efforts abroad, but no convincing confirmation ever existed. The committee finally requested several things:

1) expert reports before funds would be allocated
2) control over completed or planned work in non-traditional fields
3) and mildly asked the KGB, the military, and the nuclear R&D establishment to report the sums spent, and the sources for the financing used for microleptonnic and other projects.”
“One month later, the Soviet Union was shaken to its foundations, and began to fall apart. Yet, on September 9, 1991, the Komsomolskaya Pravda newspaper published an unusual article. It’s author, M. Volkov, revealed what it was that the CNT had actually researched. His source was a report from the CNT, Main Directions of Research.”

“The CNT was involved in the study of remote medical and biological influences on the armed forces and people exposed to torsionic radiation; remote psychophysical influence on the armed forces and people from the same radiation; and, finally, the defense to exposure in torsionic radiation.”

“In the fall of 1991, a two-part article in issues 34 and 35 of Molodaya Gvardia magazine was written by Emil Fedorovich Bachurin in the Soviet city of Perm. The information demonstrates the kinds of weapons that fall under the heading of “psychotronic weapons.” …The weapons are dreadful. A human being becomes a silent cog in a hellish machine of all-devouring fear. An individual’s brain can be suppressed, activities curtailed, and such an individual will submit to any wish of the operator.”

“The Zombies of the Red Czars”, a documentary by Jerzy Sadkowski, 1998, shown on German TV channel ZDF

‘The Zombies’ refers to the victims of secret psychiatric experiments in Russia. This documentary, shown on ZDF, a mainstream TV channel in Germany, explores the evidence surrounding the allegations of the Zombies, psychotronic victims in Russia. The opening statement describes a new crisis in Russia, …”crushed as much by the economic collapse…”, The break up of the Soviet Union and the resultant economic crisis is the probable explanation for the extensive amount of Russian mind control information available for the first time in mainstream and international media. This documentary included five examples of previously classified information on mind control technology. Dr. Igor Smirnov demonstrated the ‘psycho-acoustic correction technology that he developed. He is described as “one of the most important Russian psychiatrists”.

See 20+ section, several articles on Smirnov and his classified work and his consultations with the FBI.

The importance of this documentary is that the victims describe the same cluster of symptoms reported by U.S. victims, including mail and phone tampering, familiar tools of intelligence black bag operations. The documentary shows the extreme conditions that victims live with daily; they line their apartments with foil and wear electronic gear to ward off the harassive signals. The film says that there are ‘”thousands of such people in Moscow.” Nicolai Ivanitsch holds meetings for victims and claims over a thousand members. Alleged victims protest in Moscow Square.

This documentary shows five clips from secret Russian government training films. The films confirm the existence of psychotronic generators. One film features Dr. Smirnov demonstrating his equipment to top government officials of North Korea. Another film shows the militia leader V. M. Soniko during the war in Afghanistan in which he helped pilots overcome stress and fight ruthlessly.

Andre Slepucha, (spelling could be incorrect), was a prisoner of the Stalinistic camps and the KGB and claims that he received psychotronic treatment there in 1953. He is author of several publications and is recommended as a credible victim by the documentary producers.

Conclusions

1. Dr. Smirnov is a well-known psychiatrist and treats the claims of the victims as plausible. The documentary discloses just how comprehensive the alleged Russian mind control experiments are.

2. This documentary adds support to the theory of a large mind control weapons program.

3. Parallel documentation by the victims of U.S. mind control experiments supports the theory of a large, very similar, but still very classified program in the U.S.

MC Russia Part 1
Russian MC video Part one
SECRET RUSSIA (2) :

MOSCOW : THE ‘ZOMBIES’ OF THE RED CZARS

TRANSLATED INTO ENGLISH BY : Jan Wiesemann

CREDITS :

Second part of a three-part German documentary, titled : “Geheimes Ruáland. Moskau — Die Zombies der roten Zaren” [translation : “Secret Russia. Moscow — The zombies of the red czars”] Part (1) and part (3) of this documentary do NOT deal with Mind Control or Psychotronic Weapons & techniques.

CREDITS for part (2) of the documentary translated here :

A documentary by Jerzy Sladkowski, edited by Agnieszka Bojanowska, camera by Nikolaj Sidortschenko, producer Horst Kalbus, a production by Besta Film, Warschau, Stanislaw Krzeminski. Financed by (the German TV channel) ZDF and (the ??? TV channel) TVP, in close coperation with (the French/German TV channel) Arte. The documentary aired on the German ZDF Tuesday evening, December 22, 1998, from 10:15pm until 11:00pm. A VHS copy of the documentary is available from the German TV-station ZDF for the equivalent of 80 DM (approximately 40 Euros) plus shipping & mailing charges. To order, be sure to mention the title and the precise date the documentary was shown on German TV (see above).

The address is:

ZDF Programmverwertung
Postfach 4040
55100 Mainz
West-Germany

NOTE CONCERNING THE ENGLISH TRANSLATION OF THIS DOCUMENT:

The spelling of all Russian names, places, locales and words is to be regarded as “experimental” and possibly incorrect.

The translator.

SECRET RUSSIA : MOSCOW — THE ZOMBIES OF THE RED CZARS

SPEAKER :

The Kremlin. Until shortly the symbol of absolute power. The dream of the red czars was a disciplined society they could completely control. This dream once inspired George Orwell to write his darkly futuristic novel, “1984”. Autumn 1998, and [now] there is a new crisis in Russia. Years after the collapse of communism the citizens are crushed as much by the economic collapse as they are crushed by the aftermaths of the more than seven decades lasting old system. It was like a net of blunt force and secret control which constrained the citizens. Some of these methods, like the Stalinistic camps, were reported all over the world. Others even its victims only report very rarely. In this country, many see themselves as victims : Victims of armed conflicts or political repression. Victims of secret psychiatric experiments or the constant fear of the “big brother”.

[A young man is shown. He is in a wheelchair and has bandages all over his head. An old lady, presumably an assistant to Dr. Smirnov, attaches electrodes to various parts on his head and body.]

SPEAKER :

This young man is a victim of the war in Tschetschenia. A soldier who could escape from the surrounded Grosnie.

MAN IN WHEELCHAIR :

“Mama has cried. She thanks you for everything you have done for us.”

SPEAKER :

Only a year ago, due to his war trauma, Sasha could neither talk nor move on his own. He had eye and hearing disturbances. Traditional psychiatry had given him up as a hopeless case and condemned him to vegetate in a closed asylum.

OLD WOMAN [asks Man In Wheelchair] :

“Is it conformable for you like this ? You can sit calmly this way and rest your head.” [The man in the wheelchair is seated in front of a computer screen].

SPEAKER :

Soon yet another session of a treatment will start which eventually will completely heal the young man. The instrument of this treatment is a computer program which has been individually tailored to each patient. Over a system of impulses it directly acts on his subconscious. Its inventor refers to this treatment as ‘Psycho-Correction’. With this therapy the ruins of the psyches of a human are patched up again, a human who has experienced more than he can handle. The numbers on the screen are meant to engage the conscious (part of the mind) to divert attention from the real communication between computer and subconscious.

CLOSE-UP OF MAN IN THE WHEELCHAIR AS HE STARES AT THE NUMBERS FLASHING ON A COMPUTER SCREEN. (His eyes flicker)

CLOSE-UP OF A COMPUTER SCREEN UPON WHICH A SERIES OF NUMBER SEQUENCES FLASH BY.

SPEAKER :

This technique, which is healing Sasha, has been developed by Dr. Igor Viktorovitsch Smirnov, (spelling ???) member of the Academy of Sciences, grandson of a famous [representative] KGB chief, born in a Stalinistic prison. Today, he is one of the most important Russian psychiatrists and famous not only in Russia. His services were even employed by the FBI, which Russian television proudly reported in spring 1993.

REPORTER (Different Speaker) :

Waco, Texas : Law enforcement authorities have surrounded the compounds of a fanatic cult of David Koresh who did not want to surrender. The negotiations have reached a stalemate. The FBI turns to Moscow scientist Igor Smirnov. This respectable bureaucracy took his ability to directly influence the subconscious of the cult members very seriously. At the location Dr. Smirnov introduced a plan by which the cult members were to be “softened up” before the final confrontation.

DR. SMIRNOV :

I wanted to use an appeal by close relatives, from (the cult member’s) children and parents. Such as, “Mama come out. We love you very much and are waiting for you.” In this fashion I wanted to directly reach [target] every known member of the cult individually in this building. With the help of computer programs these appeals were to be turned into a sound-like signal. While the conscious mind will not recognize these signals the unconscious will react to it. This was to minimize the danger of preventing extreme situations from developing, including a tragic outcome.

SPEAKER :

Via radio, television and telephone lines, the cult of David Koresh was to be subjected to subliminal psychological pressures. But the FBI was also under pressure. Smirnov was not able to carry out the plan.

DR. SMIRNOV :

Three days after our agreement with the chief of the technical services of the FBI, the Americans suddenly changed their decision to wait for one week, which I had asked for so everything could be installed. And they used only one of the agreed upon components, that is, the appeals of close relatives. But in a completely open manner. They installed loudspeakers and began to broadcast everything openly [i.e., in the normal audio mode]. And then the tragedy happened. [The burning of the David Koresh’s compound in Waco, Texas, is shown.]

SPEAKER :

This is when the public found out for the first time what the mysterious professor occupies himself with. In addition to hundreds of new patients from all over Russia, clients with completely different needs also started to contact him.

INTERVIEWER (asks Dr. Smirnov) :

Are you or have you ever been contacted by politicians to help them get elected ?

DR. SMIRNOV :

But of course. Just now a new wave of approaches has began. There are going to be presidential elections soon. Our Russian politicians are uneducated and uncivilized. That’s why they are such a ruthless and manipulative pack. They don’t recoil from attempting to exploit the entire population with technical means, such as ours, only to reach the desired office. I do not advocate supporting this pack. I will never do that under any circumstances.

INTERVIEWER (asks Dr. Smirnov) :

Is this even possible technically ?

DR. SMIRNOV :

Yes. We have conducted experiments with groups of young volunteers. In situations where an immediate decision has to be reached, the group behavior can be changed with a high degree of probability.

[CUT TO : Two men, outside : One in a jeans jacket, another in a suit. Both are nervously smoking a cigarette.]

SPEAKER :

The man wearing the jeans jacket views himself as an unwitting victim of considerably less harmless experiments : Nicolai Ivanitsch Anisinov (spelling ???), a former dissident and prisoner of the KGB. Today he is the representative of the “Moscow Zombies”. These people have the habit of constantly watching over their back. They often change their address. They do not trust anyone, whether with or without reason. On their shoulders rests the shadow of the Soviet past.

SPEAKER (continued) :

There are thousands of such people in Moscow. This includes victims of “secret experiments”, as they say, and victims of the fear of the allmight of an Orwellian “thought police”. These victims are represented by Nicolai Ivanitsch (spelling ???). This is the site where the office of this organisation used to be. One year ago, the Soviet authorities withdrew their permit.

[Close-up of the man in suit smoking a cigarette]

SPEAKER (continued) :

The man with the cigarette watches to make sure they no longer enter the building. This organisation has over a thousand members and receives letters from all over Russia. A few dozens every week. Nicolai Ivanitsch now holds his meetings every Wednesday on this street corner. But only a few show up at these meetings. Many are still afraid. And many simply do not have the strength. The authorities ignore the problem of the Zombies. Comments [information ; details] were refused. For the majority of the population it remains a somehow uncomfortable [undefinable] secret.

[Cut to a science laboratory]

SPEAKER :

Secrecy also surrounds this Moscow research laboratory of which it is not known who finances it. This film was recorded three years ago for a Russian documentary which the Russian television station was suddenly ordered to withdraw without being given a reason. The scientists here do not exactly push themselves in front of the camera. The laboratorist introduces herself as Vera”.

[A man lying on his back is being rolled into a huge sphere. Vera, a female laboratorist, speaks to the camera :]

VERA :

So, our machine corrects the human biofield. It not only corrects it but heals it as well. For every patient we put together an individual therapy program.

SPEAKER :

In every case Vera refers to the experimental volunteer as a “patient”, even though the laboratory is not a scientifically [recognized] establishment.

VERA :

Currently with this device, AL-015-T, we can transfer every known medication to the patient.