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There is a considerable probability that unethical and
involuntary human experiments are currently being conducted by the U.S.
Federal Government for research into behavioral control. In this research,
bio-effects of EM fields and beamed energy are used to directly affect the
central nervous system, with the goal of influencing human
behavior.
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Additional factors support the possibility
that unethical and involuntary human subject research is
currently taking place in the U.S. in support of non-lethal
weapons and behavioral control research:
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The World Organization Against
Torture, in its 1998 report “Torture in the United
States”, stated allegations of these unethical human
research procedures being made by U.S. activist groups
are credible enough that they should not be dismissed
without an impartial investigation:
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"Similar concerns also are being raised about
involuntary human experimentation involving new
forms of classified research and testing of high
technology military weaponry, including microwave
and laser equipment. Groups working on these
issues cite, among other evidence of the existence
of these unauthorized testing procedures, a White
House inter-governmental memorandum dated March
27, 1997, establishing stronger guidelines
prohibiting non-consensual testing for classified
research, but suggesting, by implication, that
this type of human subject research may, in fact,
be taking place. … these allegations of continuing
improprieties involving secret government
sponsored human testing should not be dismissed
without more thorough, impartial investigation."
Torture in the United
States,
World
Organization Against Torture,
1998
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A number of experts have stated they
believe it is possible that such involuntary human
research is currently being done in the U.S. :
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Letter from Professor John C. Syer in support
of the efforts of Cheryl Welsh, president of CAHRA
(Citizens Against Human Rights Abuse), to
investigate allegations of involuntary human
testing of electromagnetic weapons technology:
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"May 11, 1998
To Whom It May Concern:
I write in support of the efforts of Cheryl
Welsh and others to obtain a definitive hearing
concerning nonconsensual human testing of
electromagnetic technologies. The effect of
beamed energy on the human body is deserving of
the highest levels of understanding and
accountability. Regarding electromagnetic
weapons, Professor Steven Metz of the U.S. Army
War College has said, ‘We need an open debate on
them now.’ (Singapore Straights Times. July 18,
1997.)
Cheryl Welsh will receive her B.A. from
California State University-Sacramento later
this month. While conducting independent
research, Ms. Welsh has compiled an extensive
bibliography and a useful list of expert
witnesses. She has also collected data on the
victims of nonconsensual testing. Ms. Welsh has
formed a nonprofit research organization on this
question, and she has appeared on CNN and the
Learning Channel to address this issue. Cheryl
Welsh may be reached at 915 Zaragoza Street,
Davis, California 95616.
The materials assembled by Ms. Welsh provide
a solid basis for undertaking a more thorough
examination of this issue. Given the classified
nature of weapons development, it is imperative
that ample scrutiny accompany this type of
experimentation in order that human rights and
the public health are not endangered. Government
personnel, and individuals working under
government contracts, must be held to the
highest standards of accountability. A public
investigation of nonconsensual electromagnetic
testing is long overdue.
[Signature]
John C. Syer
Professor of Government
CSU-Sacramento
6000 J. Street
Sacramento, CA. 95819"
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Letter by Dr. Eldon A. Byrd, former director
of the Marine Corps Nonlethal Electromagnetic
Weapons Development Project from 1980 to 1983,
provided to Cheryl Welsh, president of CAHRA
(Citizens Against Human Rights Abuse):
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"January 8, 2002
To Whom It May Concern
This letter of recommendation has been
prepared to introduce and support both a
technology and a person. The person is Cheryl
Welsh, a law student and researcher who is
engaged in trying to find out what is behind the
thousands of cases of reported abuse against
humans that is causing pain and suffering to
innocent victims. The technology is one which,
if applied malevolently, could cause the abuse.
... The technology she is investigating opens
the door to the possibility that humans are
being used as subjects in a massive, worldwide
experiment to test mind control techniques.
Although there is no hard evidence for such a
claim, the ‘dirty hands’ of governments in the
past (the Third Reich, e.g., and several well
known and documented human experiments by other
governments, including our own) to experiment on
its citizens without their permission, makes her
claims plausible.
... I am qualified to evaluate the technology
involved, having been in charge of the U.S.
Marine Corps Electromagnetic Non-lethal Weapons
Development Project in the early 1980’s, wherein
it was shown that it was possible to alter the
behavior of animals with magnetic fields, and
entrain human brain waves remotely. Since then,
the technology has progressed to the point where
even genetic engineering with fields is possible
and demonstrable. That the technology to inflict
mind control on human beings exists is beyond
question ...
Eldon A.
Byrd"
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The CNN documentary TV program
“American Edge”, shown on June 18, 1997, reported that
the non-profit group CAHRA (Citizens Against Human
Rights Abuse) networks with over 500 alleged victims,
and that other groups say thousands are
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