Before we get into this please understand that this
is not medical advice in any way. This article is a theory about a alternate
cause of anxiety, and not intended to be any kind of diagnosis.
Over the past several years, a friend and I have been quietly observing
sudden, strange psychological problems he and his group have been experiencing.
His group uses their healing abilities to help others and nothing more.
Developing this ability makes them sensitive to most everything in their
environment. From time to time, they have suddenly experienced severe
anxiety, depression and high frequency sound.
These experiences have been tightly connected with the appearance of Chinook
or Huey (Huey is short for Hughes Aircraft) helicopters. These aircraft
have been around for many decades. Most everyone knows what a Huey is
- the classic single rotor helicopter used since the Korean war. For those
not old enough to have seen endless newsreels of these on television nightly
news, it is the same helicopter seen in the television series "Mash."
Many people may have heard the term "Chinook" used in media, movies or
television. This is a one of the biggest, heaviest helicopters ever made.
It has a rotor on the front above the cockpit and another rotor above
the tail section. It makes a distinctive "whop-whop" sound loud enough
to rattle windows in your home. It has the power and space to transport
more than a dozen soldiers or vehicles.
Black Chinook
Above is a photo of a typical black Chinook. No tail numbers or other
identifying information are seen on these aircraft. When these fly over
your home you will easily hear the characteristic "whop-whop" sound even
with your windows closed. Flyovers and attacks often take place at night.
So what is the connection between these aircraft and anxiety? Transmission
of mind-altering or mind-control signals from specially designed systems
known as psychotronics. This field of psychological warfare dates back
more than 50 years, and was worked on in the former Soviet Union since
the mid 1900's.
One type of mind-control signal was known among shortwave enthusiasts
(like myself) as the "woodpecker" signal. During the era of the woodpecker
signal on shortwave, it sounded almost like a woodpecker. No one knew
where it came from at the time. After the iron curtain fell, it was revealed
the woodpecker signal came from powerful multi-megawatt transmitters located
in a obscure city in Siberia, USSR. This is just one signal from a broad
field of special electronics that affect human behavior, known as psychotronics.
During daytime solar ionization of the ionosphere, you can only receive
very few signals on shortwave. But you could pick up the woodpecker signal
across shortwave frequencies all day long. It transmitted a psychotronic
signal that intentionally coincides with natural brain frequencies around
10 cycles/second. Apparently the Soviet government believed it would help
their government control the population.
Silent since 1989, some believe a new woodpecker-like signal returned
in December 2013. There are mixed viewpoints on this, with some people
claiming it is just a over-the-horizon radar signal. These same people
do admit that it operates around 10Hz as did woodpecker. With sophisticated
satellites in use today, crude shortwave radar imaging would be inferior
to high resolution images from space. [1]
Today 50+ years after the woodpecker signal, pyschotronic technology is
far more sophisticated. It is almost a certainty that people or groups
who are targets of psychotronic technology will already have hidden video
and audio surveillance installed in their homes or businesses. For over
forty years there have been cameras which can see everything in a entire
room and listen to whispers through tiny pinholes. For psychotronic work
this type of surveillance/feedback is required to determine the effectiveness
on victims and their subsequent behavior.
WHO PROFITS FROM PSYCHOTRONIC HARASSMENT?
Some believe helicopter psychotronic attacks are merely a government operation
or experiment. Does this make sense? Logically, destroying the working
taxpayer base by mentally incapacitating innocent people makes no economic
sense.
Big drug manufacturers benefit creating mental illness in normally healthy
people. When people start experiencing sudden anxiety or depression, they
usually call their doctor for relief. Their doctor will write a prescription
for one or more psychiatric drugs to ease their ills. Or their doctor
may refer them to a psychiatrist who writes a prescription for one
or more psychiatric drugs. Unlike antibiotics and other one time medications,
psychiatric drug prescription refills can continue for life.
There is another caveat to this: What if a psychotronic attack victim
sees a psychiatrist, but is told psychiatric tests have not proven they
have a mental illness? Victims who do not recognize or know psychotronics
is the real source of their anxiety and/or depression may find no support
from doctors. Put into a corner with their personal, business and job
life crumbling, these people may feel hopeless enough to commit suicide.
Drug manufacturers couldn't care less if these people die. To big drug
companies that person was never going to become a patient (on-going customer.)
For drug manufacturers, psychotronics is a win-win deal no matter the
outcome. Continuous, around-the-clock psychotronic use on victims is not
needed. Periodic use of the technology will keep victims as drug customers.
It was made public several years ago drug retail prices are typically
10,000% over the cost of manufacture. Buying or hiring aerial psychotronic
attacks to create mental patients for life turns out to be a highly profitable
and affordable scheme. Even though the use of psychotronics on people
is highly illegal, too much money is involved and the law won't stop the
cultivation of customer-patients.
Consider what happens when a law-abiding citizen attempts to get help
from law enforcement, even with 8 x 10 photos in-hand showing circling
black unmarked helicopters. Victim explains the sounds they hear when
the helicopter flies overheard. Will anyone believe them? Or will authorities
dismiss them thinking they are paranoid and mentally ill? That victim
many be taken to a padded hospital room for diagnosis - and probably started
on psychiatric drugs. They may have been mentally sound and stable when
they went IN hospital, but they will not be when they leave.
Helicopter psychotronic attacks (and possibly attacks from satellite)
may be just the beginning of this technology before it is deployed nationwide
or globally.
Ted Twietmeyer
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-felfJCN1A |
