My apologies to the psychopaths who think that it's alright to "kill" truth, opposition and public debate in any way possible, but this has got to stop and the only way to stop this is to publicize it ...
My apologies to the psychopaths who think that it's alright to "kill" truth, opposition and public debate in any way possible, but this has got to stop and the only way to stop this is to publicize it ...
https://harpers.org/archive/2010/03/the-soft-kill-solution/uh, ok. The second article is actually a really well written one; the author's sentiments are very clear but the claims are very specific and plausible. No magic tech or secret plans implied. It just gives thorough details on the tools of the trade and the attitudes that lead to their development. It's pretty unsurprising that those with a vested interest in preserving order are interested in non-lethal methods of crowd control. Sadly, a lot of Americans have always cheered the authorities as they gas troublemakers. That's the real problem, not the fact that soon clouds of tear-gas might replaced with clouds of sedatives. Neither one is good for you. Note there's no claim in the article about mind-control gasses...
arthunter
06-01-2015, 09:52 PM
Podfish,
Since you seem to follow my posts you will know that I never have a nasty word for any of our members ... though I disagree, I try to do so with respect ... but I will not allow you to trivialize this very serious issue with phrases like "magic tech" and "secret plans" ... the technology isn't magic, it's verifiable and based on Tesla's research and the secret plans are no longer secret as the world wakes up to all of this ...
And at this time in our history I do not think that Americans are cheering the authorities, in fact, it's the other way around ... most thinking citizens are alarmed by technological advancements capable of remote torture once they do the research, and most citizens are alarmed by the police state, corporate control and the apparent loss of our rights ...
Here is a paper written by our own Sonoma State which identifies this problem ... this is not new ... the Richmond City Council wasn't reacting to science fiction when they passed the space preservation bill, they were reacting to residents who were being injured and the scientists who support them ... time to do some research ...
uh, ok. The second article is actually a really well written one; the author's sentiments are very clear but the claims are very specific and plausible. No magic tech or secret plans implied. ...