June 21st, 2005 by Victim of Non-Consentual Energy Weapons Experimentation in The County of Los Angeles, California for over eleven years documented.


http://www.thememoryhole.org/mil/weapons/navy-ufl_pep_contract.htm

6-21-2005
The end result of reasearch and developement of electronic weapons being used by sub-contractors of the U.S. Govt. and Military is this weapon.

http://www.thememoryhole.org/mil/weapons/navy-ufl_pep_contract.htm
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I have been hit in my right knee and my right ankle on seperate occasions while walking in Westwood, California;

The Pulse Plasma ("Pulsed Energy Projectile") weapon actually (in my opinion) causes the cells to change into pain mode / programming cells to go into pain mode = I had to get off my feet after I was hit in my right ankle and the pain I felt was me imagining like my right foot had been cut off at the ankle. My name is Walter Tribe, owner of http://www.wallywood.org on 6-21-2005....

I have no reason not to be completely honest and forth-coming about my experiences.

"Remember, a weapon is an extension of the body."


Military Contract for Pulsed Energy Projectile (PEP) Pain Study

In this contract under the Naval Research Center (a part of the Joint Non-Lethal Weapons Program), the University of Florida is studying the "Sensory Consequences of Electromagentic Pulses Emitted by Laser Induced Plasmas." In other words, how much pain can be induced by these directed energy weapons without causing physical damage?

The document has a fairly high level of redaction, including - unbelievably - almost half of its bibliography. Still, it reveals some interesting things, including a detailed look at inducing agony by directly activating the skin's receptors that encode pain without means of heat, chemicals, or physical contact.

Thanks go to Edward Hammond of the Sunshine Project for unearthing this document and letting The Memory Hole post it.

Technical notes: This document was received by the Sunshine Project on 10 Jan 2005 from the University of Florida due to a state open-records request. It was scanned by the Project's Edward Hammond, who writes: "I have deleted all of the boilerplate pages of the contract. Included are the first few pages, and then the Statement of Work, which is a ten page annex."

original text and site copyright 2002-5 Russ Kick

http://www.thememoryhole.org/mil/weapons/navy-ufl_pep_contract.htm


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