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unseen guard. Once the coast is clear, he is on the move again—trundling along on four small wheels. . .“Lockheed
Martin’s approach does include a sort of basic theory of mind, in the sense that the robot makes assumptions about
how to act covertly in the presence of humans,” says Alan Wagner of the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta,
who works on artificial intelligence and robot deception. 56

Femtocells are small mobile phone base stations, some with a range of a few hundred meters,
others like Battlefield Connect with a 5G base station that can connect to big forward-operating
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networks accessed only by a special need-to-know SIM card or high-tech tattoo. With a little
altitude and a CSDA (Connecting Soldiers to Digital Applications), an agent can insert the SIM
into a smartphone or laptop and with a microcontroller reminiscent of the Star Trek “collar of
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obedience” that kept the slaves of Triskelion on task stimulate or reduce pain and vulnerability
to stress in soldiers or riot police by remotely tweaking their brain with transcranial ultrasound
pulses via their pain modulator-behavior helmet.
It’s a brave new world.
C4 connectivity demands more and more towers and transceiver stations, some small and
discrete, others going up on private land, like that of industrialist Klaus Groenke, whose Idaho
property is conveniently located halfway between Lake Pend Oreille, home of the U.S. Navy’s
Cutthroat submarine, and a lightning generator encased in aluminum on Lunch Peak. A full
section of the Berlin Wall encased in Plexiglas stands on Groenke’s property, as do triangular
satellite dishes, antenna arrays, a weather vane with three lightning-strikes similar to the
Schutzstaffel insignia, and a red metal “sculpture” that looks like a Delta-T energy transmitter.
As Idaho resident and well-known Big Pharma critic Len Horowitz says, “The Lunch Peak Navy
station axis bisects a triangle made of three microwave ‘Electronic Sites,’ according to National
Forest Service maps. These intriguing elements provide electromagnetic frequency generating
capabilities consistent with a long earthquake production and lightning generation.” 59
Our ionized atmosphere is inundated by ground-based radio signals bouncing off the
ionosphere to satellites, cell or mobile phones. With 500,000 transistors and GPS, these digital
devices are dependent upon semiotic codes. Who controls those codes? Barring knocking out the
towers, you can no longer really turn off your little transceiver broadcasting at 884 MHz.
Emission standards based on heat and not health are thousands of times higher than necessary for
communication, and research into the powerful effects of pulsed low non-thermal levels is being
suppressed.
This is our battlespace condition.

NEXRADS AND SBX “GOLF BALLS”

The Next Generation Weather Radar network (NexRad) with updated and recommissioned
GWEN towers and cell towers complete the core ground-based Smart Grid relay system for
communications and weather engineering. Radio station towers are dual-use—for example, the
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nine radio towers around Moore, Oklahoma, leveled by an F5 tornado on May 22, 2011—and
come equipped with S-band radar, Terminal Doppler Weather Radar (TDWR) and anemometers
to gauge wind shear, NexRad “golf balls” for local weather engineering, and biological agent
detectors. 61
From 1,200 miles into space, S-band radar (2.2 – 2.3 GHz) can surveil objects less than two
inches long. Masses of S-band data are fed to JSOC (Joint Space Operations Center) at
Vandenberg Air Force Base for space situational awareness (SSA) not just of space debris but of