Radio Frequency Hearing Effect

Radio Frequency Hearing Effect

An article published in the Washington Post in 2007 discusses the existence of technology that can beam voices into people’s heads, and begins by saying there is, “a community of people who believe the government is beaming voices into their minds.  They may be crazy, but the Pentagon has pursued a weapon that can do just that.”^[1]

The article continues to discuss people on the Internet who think that they have been targeted by the government and used as test subjects or harassed using what is called the Radio Frequency Hearing Effect, which is very real.  So real, in fact, that on October 22, 2002 patent number 6,470,214 was awarded to the technology which is designed to, “induce a thermal-acoustic signal in the bone/tissue material of the head that replicates the input audio signal and is conducted by the bone/tissue structure of the head to the inner ear where it is demodulated by the normal processes of the cochlea and converted to nerve signals which are sent to the brain, thereby enabling intelligible speech to be perceived by the brain.”  The patent was awarded to the United States Air Force who first filed for it in 1996.^[2]

A man named Donald Friedman, who believes he is a victim of this technology (called a targeted individual, or a TI), has dedicated his time and energy to exposing the government’s misuse of psychotronic weapons and has filed multiple Freedom of Information Requests to obtain documents proving it.  One such document was released in 1998 by the US Army titled Bioeffects of Selected Nonlethal Weapons which discusses weapons that can beam voices into people’s heads, give them fevers, and even cause epileptic seizures.

One of Friedman’s requests was responded to with a motion for an enlargement of time, which is a legal request to delay the release of a document.  The request to delay the document’s release was made by the Secret Service which read, “Plaintiff’s FOIA request is for document [sic] concerning directed energy technology that is very sensitive. Some of this documents [sic] pertain to research conducted by divisions within defendant agency that is used to carry out its mandate to protect very high government officials. In fact, in one case, the documents… could not be mailed but had to be hand carried interstate.”^[3] 

An article in Wired magazine discussed Friedman and his claims, and admitted, “It’s very easy to poke fun at people like Friedman.  On the other hand, it does show that if a non-lethal device ever was developed which could cause symptoms associated with madness, it would be completely deniable.  The device would completely destroy the target’s credibility, neatly ensuring it remained covert.  The military utility would be low, but it might be very handy for some three-letter agencies,” (meaning the CIA, FBI, NSA, etc.)^[4]

Dr. Robert O. Becker, who has been nominated for the Noble prize for his work in bio-electromagnetism, wrote that such devices have an, “obvious application in covert operations designed to drive a target crazy with voices.”^[5]

(EXCERPT FROM BIG BROTHER: THE ORWELLIAN NIGHTMARE COME TRUE by Mark Dice – Available on Amazon.com, Kindle and Nook)

Aside from the patent awarded in 2002 to the US government for the Radio Frequency Hearing Effect, another patent (#4,877,027) was filed over a decade earlier in 1988 for an invention known as a “microwave voice device.”  The abstract for this patent reads:

Sound is induced in the head of a person by radiating the head with microwaves in the range of 100 megahertz to 10,000 megahertz that are modulated with a particular waveform. The waveform consists of frequency modulated bursts.  Each burst is made up of ten to twenty uniformly spaced pulses grouped tightly together. The burst width is between 500 nanoseconds and 100 microseconds.  The pulse width is in the range of 10 nanoseconds to 1 microsecond.  The bursts are frequency modulated by the audio input to create the sensation of hearing in the person whose head is irradiated.

An article published in the December 1980 issue of Military Review titled “The New Mental Battlefield,” explained that the Soviet Union had built and used these kinds of weapons against political dissenters to cause illness or death with no evidence of foul play.^[6] The author of the article, Colonel John B. Alexander, is considered the “founding father” of such weapons in America.  A 1993 issue of Defense News reported that U.S. military officials were obtaining some of this Soviet “mind-control technology.”^[7]

The US Army has fully functioning devices that utilize this technology and call it a Voice to Skull (V2K) device and is classified as a non-lethal weapon.  Some people suspect that these kinds of weapons were used in the assassinations of John F. Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, John Lennon, and others, meaning they believe Lee Harvey Oswald, Sirhan Sirhan, and Mark Chapman, (the shooters) had psychotronic weapons used on them to brainwash them and urge them to kill.

It’s a fact that the MK-ULTRA program which began in the 1950s experimented heavily with mind control and brainwashing techniques, and such activities were considered conspiracy theories until the early 1970s when documents were released under the Freedom of Information Act and the extent of the horrors of this program were seen.  One of the main goals of the MK-ULTRA experiments was to create technology and methods to turn an ordinary person into a mind-controlled assassin who would carry out any order given to them regardless of the consequences or danger.

(EXCERPT FROM BIG BROTHER: THE ORWELLIAN NIGHTMARE COME TRUE by Mark Dice – Available on Amazon.com, Kindle and Nook.)

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