SCALAR WAVE WEAPONS USES WGS SATELLITE SYSTEMS ———> The Wideband Global System (WGS) is currently operational
in the Pacific Ocean using WGS1 (175E). GBS traffic is
supported in that theater today using the Digital Video
Broadcast by Satellite (DVB-S) and operates using terminals
originally designed for operation using the UHF Follow-On
satellite (UFO8). These terminals can now operate over
WGS1 and UFO8. GBS is planned to migrate to the JIPM in
2010. The Joint IP Modem (JIPM) will use the second
generation DVB-S2 which represents a quantum leap in
capability over DVB-S in terms of its power and bandwidth
efficiency. Further the JIPM allows hub-spoke operation
between a control center at a Teleport and the remote
terminals equipped with a remote Modem.
This paper will address the data rate performance of GBS
terminals using the current DVB-S and the JIPM DVB-S2 over
WGS1 (175E), WGS2 (60E) and WGS3 (12W). First, a
reference link is defined based on the Next Generation Receive
Terminal (NGRT). Next data rates will be determined for the
reference link based on WGS measured WGS1 data. Finally
global availability maps will be determined for the reference
link when operating globally over WGS1, WGS2 and WGS3
using WGS Ka-band beams.

WGS1 parameters have been measured for the Narrow
Coverage Antenna (NCA) and Area Coverage Antenna
(ACA) beams. The beams have a different number of
shared 125 MHz channels with the targeted channel
having 2-GBS carriers. The EIRP (dBW) per GBS
carrier is:
Beam
NCA5
NCA7
ACA1
EIRP, dBW
58.4
60.1
42.8
PSF
6
9
0
PR
0.3
0.3
0
EIRP/Car
52.1
50.8
42.8

Therefore, I say:
Know your enemy and know yourself;
in a hundred battles, you will never be defeated.

When you are ignorant of the enemy but know yourself,
your chances of winning or losing are equal.

If ignorant both of your enemy and of yourself,
you are sure to be defeated in every battle.

-- Sun Tzu, The Art of War, c. 500bc

State of New York Makes Moratorium on Facial Recognition Technology in Schools Permanent

The report did not take digital fingerprinting off the table, however, noting that it presented lower risk to student rights and would be fit for specific uses such as tracking lunch payments and letting students unlock school-owned devices.

The new legislation requires allows school districts to implement fingerprinting and types of biometric identification other than facial recognition technology, but they must first obtain input from parents and conduct a similar assessment of the potential impact on student rights.

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Michael A Aquino, former head of psychological warfare for the Army, founder of the Temple of Set, and John B Alexander, former Army Colonel, and researcher for NIDS at Skinwalker Ranch

MindWa by Michael A. Aquino.pdf

a. Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
As the phenomenon of magnetism is integral with electricity, and human mental
activity is electric, it is unsurprising to find that magnetic fields, while not
affecting the body’s metabolism to a significant degree, due to the extremely
small amount of ferromagnetic material therein, can influence thought itself.
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As discovered through MRI imaging, the area of the brain in which evaluations
and opinions about others’
beliefs and morality are made is the tempero-parietal junction (TPJ). In 2010
MIT neuroscientists discovered that application of a magnetic field to the right
TPJ, by means of a noninvasive technique called transcranial magnetic
stimulation (TMS) temporarily disrupts an individual’s ability to makejudgments based upon previously-learned morality. In effect, pre-indoctrination
is suppressed, resulting in the subject’s tending to judge situations more on a
discrete cause-and-effect basis. In theory, TMS could be used to condition
personnel to make decisions unencumbered by prior moral, social, or ethical
indoctrination; and to remove that same protective indoctrination from a hostile
individual being interrogated. TMS thus approaches in scientific reality the
mythical “brainwashing” of classic conspiracy legend. 63
The present limitations of TMS from a MW
perspective are that its effects are only temporary, and that the magnetic field
needs to be precisely created in close proximity to the TPJ. The establishment of
a direct cause-and-effect relationship between magnetism and morality,
however, opens the MW door to the long-sought “holy grail” of SLIPC: the
removal of preexisting moral beliefs.
Unlike BWR, magnetic fields can be generated and focused directionally, in
precisely-calculated strengths. A precisely-configured TMS field directed at
hostile humans motivated by intense moral conditioning (as in a deeply-held
religious belief or irrational political ideology) can instantly dismantle or at least
substantially 63 Cf. Anne Trafton, “Moral Judgments Can Be Altered By
Magnets”, MIT News, March 30, 2010 (http://web.mit.edu/newsoffice/2010/
moral-control-0330.html).
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weaken this barrier to communication and situational reasoning.
The 1990s’-emergent technique of Functional
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) opens new potential for both the reading
of human thoughts and the implantation of them. In fMRI magnetic sensors
detect blood-flow activity within the brain with such precision and accuracy that
the result can be used by a computer to assemble an accurate image of the
subject’s visualization from a database of standardized components. In reverse,
fMRI may eventually be able to transmit them. 64

Moral judgments can be altered ... by magnets
By disrupting brain activity in a particular region, neuroscientists can sway people’s views of moral situations. 😭😢😱😱😱😱

HEY DID YOU UNDERSTUND ? YOUR JUDGMENTS CAN BE ALTERED BY MAGNETS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Moral judgments can be altered ... by magnets
By disrupting brain activity in a particular region, neuroscientists can sway people’s views of moral situations.
Anne Trafton, MIT News Office
Publication Date:
March 30, 2010
Credits:
Graphic: Christine Daniloff
MRI brain scans showing the location of the right temporoparietal junction (blue circle). The purple triangle shows a nearby region that the researchers disrupted with magnetic stimulation as a control experiment.
Caption:
MRI brain scans showing the location of the right temporoparietal junction (blue circle). The purple triangle shows a nearby region that the researchers disrupted with magnetic stimulation as a control experiment.
Credits:
Images courtesy Rebecca Saxe laboratory, MIT

To make moral judgments about other people, we often need to infer their intentions — an ability known as “theory of mind.” For example, if one hunter shoots another while on a hunting trip, we need to know what the shooter was thinking: Was he secretly jealous, or did he mistake his fellow hunter for an animal?

MIT neuroscientists have now shown they can influence those judgments by interfering with activity in a specific brain region — a finding that helps reveal how the brain constructs morality.

Previous studies have shown that a brain region known as the right temporo-parietal junction (TPJ) is highly active when we think about other people’s intentions, thoughts and beliefs. In the new study, the researchers disrupted activity in the right TPJ by inducing a current in the brain using a magnetic field applied to the scalp. They found that the subjects’ ability to make moral judgments that require an understanding of other people’s intentions — for example, a failed murder attempt — was impaired.