Mysterious Weapon Revealed by the US Army: "Brain-controlled weapons" have been used in actual combat
Inheriting the legacy of the CIA, developing "brain-controlled weapons"
The 52-year-old Janet Morris was born in the United States, where she grew up and completed her university education. Morris was a science fiction fan. In the 18 years after graduating from university, he was obsessed with science fiction and published dozens of influential science fiction works. Morris 'father-in-law also confirmed," She's a pretty good musician. She's passionate!”
The passion and creation of science fiction gave Morris the opportunity to access the research history and related archives of the United States 'brain-controlled weapons. In 1946, President Truman secretly implemented the Paper Clipper Plan and brought 765 German scientists, engineers, and technicians to the United States, including experts in psychological warfare. In December 1947, the National Security Council held its first meeting. James Forrest, then Secretary of Defense, urged the CIA to start a secret war against the Soviet Union. In this major context, the CIA agents had a strong interest in the study of how to destroy or control people's minds, and thus launched the earliest " brain control experiment." Since then, the CIA has carried out brain-controlled weapons research projects codenamed "Bluebird,""Atticek,""Makutra," and "MK Research," and also involved Canada and the United Kingdom. In 1973, after learning that the United States Congress would investigate the " brain-controlled weapons " research, Richard Helms, then the director of the CIA, ordered the destruction of all records of the " MK research " project.
In 1973, Morris and her husband both joined the panel of experts of the Council on Foreign Relations, which gave them the opportunity to contact the US military and intelligence agencies, and vigorously promote the concept of " non-lethal weapons." Morris often lobbied the White House decision-makers and the generals at the pentagon."Non-lethal weapons can knock down the enemy, but they don't have universal lethality. Why aren't they willing to invest?”Perhaps because the concept was too advanced, Morris's persuasion did not receive a response from American policy makers for many years.
In 1992, Morris met General Zinni, who was then the commander of the Central Command. The general told Morris about his distress.""My troops in Somalia often face mass incidents, such as large-scale marches and group robberies. A small number of gunmen mixed in the crowd and fired at us, but we couldn't use weapons.”
Morris, who had received this information, immediately gathered the relevant personnel who had participated in the research project of " brain control weapons " that she had seen in the decrypted files. Soon, she sent General Zinni a non-lethal weapon called " foam ", which could make the other party unable to move for half an hour. In 1993, when Zinni's troops were escorting the United Nations peace-keeping force into Somalia, the " bubble soaked " came in handy. Admiral Zinni recalled,"I was like a little boy who was sticking things around, and the members of Congress showed great interest. I promptly asked Ms. Morris to step forward, and she befriended the politicians on the Hill. In 1995, Congress established the Non-Lethal Weapons Joint Project Office, led by the Marine Corps, with all arms participating. The annual budget was as high as 25 million US dollars.”
Morris saw a business opportunity and immediately set up M2 Technology Co., Ltd. with her husband to contract the research and development project of the Non-Lethal Weapons Joint Project Office. The huge profits allowed Morris Command Company to quickly lock onto their core research object,"brain-controlled weapons." According to the relevant documents, Morris proposed a new concept of "brain control weapon" based on the CIA's research in 1998. It was officially developed in 2003. Eighteen months later, a portable "brain control weapon" system was launched and put into practical testing.
What exactly was Morris 'brain-controlled weapon? According to the relevant literature, before creating a brain-controlled weapon, human emotions needed to be cloned first. Using a supercomputer to analyze thousands of emotional brainwave samples in the database to understand the relationship between psychological characteristics and brainwave shapes. Then, these "emotional signal strings" were stored in another computer, and these "living signals" were sent to the human body by radio. They "silently changed the emotional state of the human body", thereby manipulating the target's psychology and emotions to influence their actions.
Worried that if we don't speed up research and development, we will be surpassed by Russia.
However, the dangers and potential threats of " brain control weapons " had also attracted the attention of scientists from all over the world. This was because once such weapons were abused, they could fundamentally control the people. Whether it was in private residences, public places, industrial sites, or public and private transportation, the secretly selected test subjects would be affected by the radioactive effects of chemical and biological stimulation emitted by this " mysterious weapon." Over time, it would cause the subject to become isolated and have a decline in immunity, which would lead to various diseases and even death...
In fact, the CIA's " brain-controlled weapon " laboratory had suffered a series of lawsuits in Canada and the mainland, paying huge compensation to some victims and damaging the reputations of the US, Canada, and British governments.
However, Morris, who had tasted the sweetness, did not seem to mind. She often said that, according to some of the confidential information, Russia had a "long history" in the research of brain-controlled weapons. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russian talents were poached and a considerable number of military research projects were cancelled. However, some of the top scientists and related projects related to brain control research were completely preserved. What she meant was that if she didn't continue her research in this area, Russia would surpass the United States sooner or later. In a situation where Russian-American relations were becoming more and more tense, Morris 'words were very effective. (Turandot)
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