>>545142

They are not going to target you with this tech, unless they are targeting YOU. In other words, 99.999% of people are right off their radar.

And if an anon hears voices in their head, I expect that the anon will not follow (((their))) instructions, the anon will NOT panic, but take evasive action. If you can remove your phone's battery, do that. If your phone does not support battery removal, replace it now, or get a bag that has a faraday mesh and test it. Be careful because phones can crank up the power in some low signal situations. But if the bag works to break the cell connection, it should give up just like going through a subway or driving across the mountains.

>>545335

Here, try this short article to expand your thinking.

If you didn't notice that the date is from 3 years ago, you would think that he is talking about current events of the past couple of weeks. This is how (((they))) control your mind. It is stupid, it is simple, and it works.

http:// hackdeeper.org/2015/02/18/decoding-the-revelation-of-the-method/

But it stops working when you are aware of what they are doing.

>>545515

They are stupid.

The clowns haven't been able to figure out how the Trump administration is communicating with the Kremlin. It is quite simple really.

They use military intelligence officers who travel to out of the way cities, meet secretly (because these guys are in intelligence and know tradecraft) and exchange documents.

Like during WWII when Germans met Allied agents in Teheran because it was a relatively quiet backwater away from the action. There is no way that the clowns could have monitored all the possible such meeting places or all the possible agents.

Why do I think this? Same as the Sessions relationship. It's all in the smiles. When Trump invited the Russian Foreign Minister into the Oval office and they took some photos that were published. All genuine smiles. And when Trump first met Putin, genuine smiles, real communication happening.

But there is another reason. I am fluent in Russian. I get ALL my info about Russia first hand by reading Russian media, watching state TV on 1tv.ru, including those 4 hour annual Q&A sessions and press conferences. And I have been to Russia and Ukraine several times, including Crimea (Ukrainian). I also know lots of Russian and Ukrainian immigrants.

This means that I do not have to rely on any analysis from foreign policy thinktanks and publications. These have all been thoroughly infiltrated by Ukrainian Nazis or Russian dissidents. Under the Soviet Union, dissidents were our friends who hated Communism. But after 1991, Russian dissidents are people involved in organized crime who are pissed that their gravy train has been cut short. Both sorts are cultivated by Neocons (DeepState) who manipulate them to their own ends. This means that just like ordinary citizens being assaulted by Fakenews, anyone who goes to the intelligence community to get information on Russia is assaulted with much the same FakeNews dressed up in more scholarly language.

Russia is not an enemy of the USA. Russia is a sovereign country that intends to manage its territory in the way that it decides, and which has a history of a 1000 years or so in which it has NEVER been conquered even though the world's most powerful armies have tried to. The Russian people are not like you. If the USA could push a button that disabled every piece of military equipment in Russia, completely invaded the country, destroyed all the weapons and took control of the infrastructure, then the USA would lose, guaranteed. And would likely spend so many resources in doing so that the folk back in America would be quite happy learning Mandarin in the mandatory re-education centers. Because America would have destroyed its own defense capability by trying to conquer the UNCONQUERABLE Russian spirit.

There is a right way and a wrong way to view Russia. Enemy is the wrong way. But competitor and partner is close to the right way. Russia and the USA have many common interests and should work together in friendly partnership to achieve these. Just like Apple and Google can work together even though they make competing phone platforms. Similarly there are some areas where Russia and the USA are competing. If both countries can maintain open dialog, acknowledge each other's right to exist in perpetuity, then they can also work out arrangements to keep the competition balanced and reasonable. Like a nuclear arms control treaty for instance.

The people who created the NWO are the same ones who created Communism. Russia suffered for 70 years under Communism. They do not want that back. Under Hillary, Russia definitely would have gone to war with the USA and hit hard, very hard. But Russia has no desire to make war with anybody who accepts the right of all sovereign states to live as they will. Trump has made it clear that he shares this view of sovereignty. So we have a meeting of the minds on something very fundamental and it clearly makes a space for each of the two countries to manage its own destiny in the world.

It is actually a great adventure. Can the sovereignty model result in a planet where all the states coordinate their activities without impinging on the freedom of people in any particular state. This is anti-Communism, anti-globalism, anti-Islamism. It could be a glorious world to live in.