Pentagon's Raygun Demonstrated on Mock Protestors

[PepperFritz]

Pentagon's Raygun Demonstrated on Mock Protestors

Lemme get this straight:

The Pentagon has developed a raygun that will "harmlessly repel enemies" (you mean, like tasers?), but are unwilling to use it in Iraq because it is "unproven" and might be "thought of as a torture weapon". So their intention is to make sure the "device" is "used first on Americans" because "if we're not willing to use it here against our fellow citizens, then we should not be willing to use it in a wartime situation." And just in case there is any doubt about which particular "Americans" the government has in mind to use the weapon (er. device) on "first", they obligingly "demonstrate" it on "a handful of military volunteers, dressed as civilian protesters, who carried signs saying 'peace not war', against whom "a series of raygun blasts from half a mile away disrupted their chants and finally sent them running".

Is it just me, or does the purpose of this "demonstration" seem like a very unsubtle and overt "warning" to any American citizens who may be considering taking part in anti-war protests in the near future? And does it also seem clear that the weapon has been developed ("in secret") SOLELY for domestic purposes?

 

[webglider]

Yesterday I was looking over some articles I had previously read and I came across a quote from the C's that predicted the use of called it ray guns. Or perhaps it was stun guns.

I thought that they were referring to tasers, but then I saw this post.

Does anyone know where that reference is? It's only about four or five lines.

 

[Ryan]

Is this the one?

Q: (L) What kind of weapons do the Nephilim use to do their "enforcing?"
A: Stun guns.
Q: (L) Do they actually use some kind of material weapon?
A: Yes.

 

[Ruth]

Ha! Everyone knows that torture is meant to be 'harmless' therefore anything considered 'harmless' can't be used in a war situation like Iraq. It has to be used domestically otherwise it would be torture. Pretty twisted and convoluted 'double speak', isn't it?

 

[webglider]

Is this the one?

Q: (L) What kind of weapons do the Nephilim use to do their "enforcing?"
A: Stun guns.
Q: (L) Do they actually use some kind of material weapon?
A: Yes.

Yes, it is. Could this be what the C's meant?

When I thought they were referring to tasers, I looked up the time that tasers were invented, and excluded them because they were invented before the time of the session.

But this is new, I think, and they do cause the target to stop instantly which is, what I imagine, a stun gun would do.

Thank you, Ryan for finding the quote so quickly.

 

[anart]

When I thought they were referring to tasers, I looked up the time that tasers were invented, and excluded them because they were invented before the time of the session.

Hi webglider, just wondering what your line of thinking is that would make 'tasers' not qualify if they were invented before the time of the session? I can't say for certain what the C's meant by 'stun gun', but just wondering how you came to that conclusion.

 

[webglider]

When I thought they were referring to tasers, I looked up the time that tasers were invented, and excluded them because they were invented before the time of the session.

Hi webglider, just wondering what your line of thinking is that would make 'tasers' not qualify if they were invented before the time of the session? I can't say for certain what the C's meant by 'stun gun', but just wondering how you came to that conclusion.

I tend to read "The Wave Series" as a clue to what may happen in the future. I thought that if the type of weapon The C's were referring to were already in existence, they would have mentioned tasers specifically.

"The Wave Series" also gives me the sense that the state of the world is going to get worse, that the control system is going to become more intense.

Tasers are bad, but the raygun seems worse for several reasons: the effects of the rays on the body are either unknown or undisclosed, and the raygun seens a more effective tool for crowd control as it can immobilize large numbers of people at a time from a distance.

 

[Renaissance]

I tend to read "The Wave Series" as a clue to what may happen in the future. I thought that if the type of weapon The C's were referring to were already in existence, they would have mentioned tasers specifically.

I'm not really following your thoughts - both tasers and ray guns weren't in existence at the given session, and if the C's have a non-linear response, it wouldn't seem that the time of invention of either tasers or ray guns would matter. Perhaps the C's were referring to a general device that includes both types as well as others unknown or yet to be developed. And when you think about it 'stun guns' could include various kinds of psychological manipulations such as transmarginal inhibition too. This is not so much 'material', but could still be included in the first question:

Q: (L) What kind of weapons do the Nephilim use to do their "enforcing?"
A: Stun guns.

"The Wave Series" also gives me the sense that the state of the world is going to get worse, that the control system is going to become more intense.

I got this same impression, but it's helpful to also acknowledge that the control system we live in has always existed in a severe degree - we've just been shut off from seeing it.

 

[vinny]

as far as 'ray guns' go, as well as tasers, there are also the microwave beam weapons that have been developed for use as 'crowd control' (sick huh?) that allegedly cause no damage (!), but instead cause excrutiating pain until the target person moves out of the beam. I think there were some SoTT articles on this, way back.

 

[Barry]

Here's something funny for ya: Apparently "TASER" means "Thomas. A. Swifts Electric Rifle", the guy who designed it named it after the protagonist in the Tom Swift sci-fi books. In a number of Tom Swift books, he has a GIANT telescope, GIANT robot, GIANT cannon and has a Giant called Koku as a friend of his. Koku comes from Patagonia, which happens to be the region where Easter Island is located!!

From transcript 941102:
Q: (L) Who carved the stone heads on Easter Island?
A: Lemurian descendants.
Q: (L) The natives say the stones walked into position. Is
this true?
A: No.
Q: (L) Well, how?
A: Tonal vibration.
Q: (L) And what did these stones represent?
A: Nephalim.

Tasers and Giants eh. Funny.

Barry

 

[Ryan]

Yes, it is. Could this be what the C's meant?

When I thought they were referring to tasers, I looked up the time that tasers were invented, and excluded them because they were invented before the time of the session.

Well, Laura was asking the question about the Nephilim specifically, who are (theoretically) a bunch of psychopathic space giants on their way in appropriately giant-sized ships. I don't see how any weapons they might use would relate to anything the Pentagon is doing "here and now".

Unless.... hypothetically speaking... a certain 'Consortium' have access to similar kinds of uber-technology that have been reverse-engineered into technology more commensurate with what the military is "supposed" to have access to at the present time. Kind of like that "trickle-down" principle all the neoliberal economists are so fond of discoursing on. ;)

But this is all so speculative I might as well tell you about next week's lotto numbers while I'm at it!

But this is new, I think, and they do cause the target to stop instantly which is, what I imagine, a stun gun would do.

For a good video clip on these "non-lethal" weapons, check out this thread.

 

[Ryan]

Here's something funny for ya: Apparently "TASER" means "Thomas. A. Swifts Electric Rifle", the guy who designed it named it after the protagonist in the Tom Swift sci-fi books. In a number of Tom Swift books, he has a GIANT telescope, GIANT robot, GIANT cannon and has a Giant called Koku as a friend of his. Koku comes from Patagonia, which happens to be the region where Easter Island is located!!

I think everyone's been reading too much Dave McGowan lately! Not that that's a bad thing.

 

[TheSpoon]

Wow. My first reaction to this was to consider that someone might set up this sort of thing as disinformation:

"Right lads, when I flash this light half a mile away, pretend you've been stunned".

But then I watched the CBS clip and found that news report highly convincing. And the technology being used doesn't need any alien technology reverse engineered. I can imagine them coming up with that one all on their own:

"Hey, lets see what happens when we direct 2 MWatt of top end microwaves at those cows in a tight beam"
"Aww darn, they don't explode. It just heats the skin!"
"Well, not a total loss. Lets call it a non-lethal weapon".
"Brilliant"

And then I looked up what else the military has been working on and got really freaked.
_http://www.popsci.com/military-aviation-space/gallery/2008-05/worlds-spookiest-weapons

And this is the stuff that is known about!

 

[noise]

http://www.sott.net/articles/show/105870-Microwave-gun-to-be-used-by-US-troops-on-Iraq-rioters This article might have some reference. A year or so ago I recall an article on the signs page that had a picture of a Jeep called the Marshal, it had a microwave gun/device looking like a satellite dish. I also remember another article, which may be the one linked where a guy said something like using the device on US soil as a test as well. This was several months to a year back.

Edit: I believe this was the (though likely not thee source) picture in the link to the mentioned article in reference to the jeep.
_http://www.defensetech.org/archives/active_denial_system.jpg