Acoustic Weapons: LRAD Microwave Sonic Lasers - How They Work and How to Protect Yourself From These Evil Criminal Government Attack Systems

Acoustic Weapons: LRAD Microwave Sonic Lasers. How They Work and How to Protect Yourself from These Evil Criminal Government Attack Systems

SO CALLED NON-LETHAL WEAPONS ARE AUTHORIZED FOR USE BY THE UNITED NATIONS

While they are Designated as Non-Lethal, they are Extremely Dangerous and can in fact CAUSE DEATH. It can Cause Heart Attacks as well as long ranging Effects like CANCER. Sound Laser/Microwave Weapons Can Cause Permanent Hearing Damage as well.

These Are Military Grade Weapons. Though the use was Justified to use in Riots, They are Actually Being Used to Attack and Silence Legal Protests. That is what Fascist Governments Do.

Their Use is Cruel and Unusual Punishment, and their use on the General Population is not only Unethical, it is Evil and Criminal. 

The Following Videos will help you to better understand and Protect Yourself from this Evil Technology.

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How LRAD Acoustic Microwave Weapons Work
THEY ARE EQUIVELENT TO SOUND LASERS

A demonstration of how microwave frequency weapon LRAD works and how we can ensure we protect ourselves against attacks in the future. If the police or military are aiming a LRAD at you, LEAVE THE AREA IMMEDIATELY TO PREVENT PERMANENT HEARING DAMAGE.

LRADs and Sound Cannons Are NOT Safe. Here’s How To Minimize Their Effects.

DSIAC Webinar: “High-Power, Radio Frequency/Microwave-Directed Energy Weapon Effects”
Jul 30, 2019
Defense Systems Information Analysis Center

This webinar will introduce directed energy weapons (DEWs) and their effects – specifically, high-power, radio frequency/microwave (HPM) DEWs. The presentation will cover what HPM weapons are, the types of weapons – narrowband and wideband, how the weapons are similar to, but different from traditional electronic warfare (EW) and electromagnetic pulse (EMP), and how the HPM energy couples into a target’s electronics and their effects. We will also cover some of the basic modeling and simulation tools for computing and estimating the probability of target failure as a function of weapon power density and range. Finally, we will show an example of how to determine hardening requirements for a notional helicopter against an HPM weapon.

Eric Escobar, Principal Security Consultant, SecureWorks
Rogue radio frequencies pose a substantial and often overlooked threat to both organizations and targeted individuals. This talk will explore the dangers of rogue radio frequencies and highlight tactics, techniques and tools which can be used to identify and locate potential threats.Learning Objectives:1: Understand the major ways rogue wireless frequencies can impact an organization.2: Develop a basic understanding of how to locate a rogue wireless signal.3: Gain a conversational knowledge of ways to identify and track a wireless signal.Pre-Requisites:Basic understanding of security principles. Basic understanding of wireless communication. Basic understanding of computer networks.

DSIAC Webinar: Active Denial Technology Computational Human Effects End-To-End Hypermodel Feb 11, 2021
Defense Systems Information Analysis Center

DSIAC Webinar; Active Denial Technology Computational Human Effects End-To-End Hypermodel (ADT CHEETEH)
The ADT CHEETEH is a computational model simulating the response of a human target to Active Denial Technology (ADT). ADT is a counterpersonnel, nonlethal weapon system developed for military use. ADT subjects a target to pulses of focused 95-GHz electromagnetic energy. This diffuses approximately 400 microns into the target’s skin, producing no skin damage (within a known range of doses) while still causing a burning sensation strong enough to repel the target. ADT CHEETEH estimates the physical output of the ADT system and its effect on the target’s physiology, cognition, and behavior. Each model run completes in a few minutes on a standard laptop computer and quantifies the ADT system’s main measure of effectiveness (repel or not) as well as its intermediate measures of performance (dose on target, temperature and damage in skin, perceived pain level, etc.).
https://www.dsiac.org/resources/webin…

How to Dodge the Sonic Weapon Used by Police

“AT FIRST YOU JUST THINK, ‘WHAT’S HAPPENING TO ME?’ YOUR BODY GOES INTO COMPLETE PAIN AND PANIC MODE. IT’S THE SOUND EQUIVALENT OF LOOKING INTO THE SUN.”

The LRAD is like a car alarm from hell—and if you aren’t careful, it could permanently damage your hearing.

 BY LYNNE PESKOE-YANG
JUN 17, 2020
Audio producer Cory Choy was reporting on the 2014 Black Lives Matter protests in New York City when he first experienced sound as a weapon.

“Horrible, nauseating pain hit my body,” he tells Popular Mechanics, “and then I realized it was sound. At first you just think, ‘What’s happening to me?’ Your body goes into complete pain and panic mode. It’s the sound equivalent of looking into the sun.”

Despite his professional-grade headphones, the effect of the weapon—a long-range acoustic device, or LRAD—was so disorienting at first that Choy couldn’t tell which way to run and was forced to randomly pick a direction. But he was lucky.

“People in the direct line of fire [of the LRAD] didn’t run,” he says. “They just dropped to the ground and started screaming.”

The Cone of Pain
There are a few competing theories about the exact mechanisms that give the LRAD its power, due in part to the scarcity of technical information about the devices online. Some articles suggest the drivers inside the device use piezoelectric transducers, which convert electrical impulses to high-speed vibrations, emit sound waves in the ultrasonic range.

“IT IS A BRUTE FORCE DESIGN DEDICATED TO A SINGLE PURPOSE: PLAYING REALLY LOUD IN THE MOST SENSITIVE PART OF HUMAN HEARING.”

But Auld suspects it’s more low-tech than that. In his estimation, the LRAD uses a pair of ordinary off-the-shelf drivers, much like the ones that power old-fashioned bullhorns, mounted in a frame that encloses and redirects the sound waves until they all head in the same direction.
This limited frequency range—200 Hz to 10 kHz, roughly the same as human speech—combines with the efficient drivers and horn loading to produce the destructive tone.
“It is a brute force design dedicated to a single purpose: playing really loud in the most sensitive part of human hearing,” Auld says. “There is nothing particularly sophisticated about it.”
Carr suggested treating LRADs as a warning from police that they’re about to escalate violence, even if it starts out as a public service announcement. LRADs are frequently used in conjunction with other suppression tactics like targeted arrests and pepper spray; one form of escalation should alert protesters to defend against additional forms.

In general, Carr wrote, “police departments are supposed to issue warnings prior to escalations and arrest. This often happens through the LRAD. If you hear a warning from the police, it is likely that this signals that they are planning escalated next steps, be it seizure or use of deterrence tone.”

Is This Thing Legal?
In 2017, a group of New Yorkers sued the NYPD for damages resulting from sonic attacks during the protests that followed the non-indictment of Daniel Pantaleo, one of the officers who murdered Eric Garner in 2014. The department argued loud sounds can’t constitute a use of force, which the judge rejected, allowing the case to proceed. An earlier suit in Pittsburgh awarded $72,000 to a bystander who suffered permanent hearing loss from an LRAD attack in 2009.

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