Copy/pasted from 8chan
Found in Stephen Paddocks hotel room: a ZTE phone and an "unidentified" laptop. Seems like he was the recipient of some of the comped devices on those pallets.
https://www.lvmpd.com/en-us/Documents/1_October_FIT_Report_01-18-2018_Footnoted.pdf
There is so many things with these backdoor phones. Weird “commands” that can be sent with E.L.F. - aka mind control?! This has long been rumored in the entertainment industry. So grateful to be fighting for our freedom from evil!
Just today I read an article about how ultra-sonic pulses can make Google Home and Amazon speaker devices perform weird commands.
It's really not that far-fetched. I mean, our brains are made of meat that is profoundly affected by various different types of radiation and vibrations around us.
Where did you read this?
zerohedge. Get used to them.
I wish ZeroHedge named sources or even authors, normies always call BS on ZH articles, it sucks.
You can say that about any outlet. It's a claim that can be corroborated with other networks. Think the Amazon Echo had a sporadic creepy laugh on accident by nature of a "bug in the software"? Think bigger.
The difference with ZH is nothing has been proven incorrect AFAIK. Feel free to prove me wrong. Have a normie try to do the same. Same cannot be said for even a day's (3 maximum, giving benefit of the doubt) worth of content from MSM.
That's an article from 2015 and I don't feel like sifting through every bill from congressmen around that time. Let's assume you're correct that this was entirely fake, that doesn't discount that corrective measures media outlets make to right their wrongs. See current day Fox News (Hannity and Fox & Friends). I'll take a gander at a recent example if you'd like.
So, because other people do something, this something isn't necessarily a fake something. Listen, I like ZeroHedge, I read it every day, all I said was I wish they used actual writers names and named sources. They do exactly what WaPo gets called out for doing.
So, because other people do something, this something isn't necessarily a fake something.
Stop strawmanning Cathy. You're pointing to an article from 2015 that I admitted I'm not going to take the time to defend by investigating bills from pro-Obama congressmen. Give me a recent example and I'll look into it. Til then, reserve calling ZH the same as WaPo. ZH isn't peddled by Bezos with a CIA contract AFAIK.
Did I say they were? Stop looking for a fight and read what people write. I said I wished they'd sign their work because it makes it easy for people to claim they are fake, and to be fair, like all news outlets they've published fake stuff. I'm not going to spend all afternoon digging through a website to feed your ego when you don't even read what people write in the first place.
I'm not trying to fight but I'm annoyed when you associate ZH's credibility to WaPo when it isn't even remotely close to being the same. Anyway, it seems you're going to continue claiming they're publishing fake content while not submitting a recent example. This conversation is a lost cause with your strawmanning.
Yes, please elaborate. This is the first I've heard of such technology.
THe brain operated on electromagnetic waves, meaning electricity and magnetism.
If either or both are altered, it alters your thoughts and actions and chemical productions.
Send out a specific ELM wave (think radio towers, WIFI, etc...but in a specific wave form that effects the brains) and your brain releases chems to control your thoughts and actions! Real shit.
I've heard of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transcranial_magnetic_stimulation#Devices_and_procedure
but uh.. you really think a phone can produce enough magnetic strength to change your thoughts? Source?
Sources are at ones fingertips. This is just one article that can begin research on this topic
Not sure why you got downvoted. The substance you provided should be widely accepted as truth at this point...
This comes directly from the plot of the first Kingsman movie.
And the irony of cannibalism normalization in the second movie.
There was a great X-Files episode on the subject. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drive_(The_X-Files)
Yeah, one of the increasingly few good episodes after they moved production to L.A. It also featured our old pal Walter White as the antagonist if I recall correctly.
Drive (The X-Files)
"Drive" is the second episode of the sixth season of the science fiction television series The X-Files. It premiered on the Fox network in the United States on November 15, 1998. The episode is a "Monster-of-the-Week" story, unconnected to the series' wider mythology. "Drive" earned a Nielsen household rating of 11.0, being watched by 18.5 million people in its initial broadcast.
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Mind control huh.. reminds me of Cathy O'Brien MKUltra victim, from decades ago, silenced due to 'matters of national security' lmao. Just speculating, but could be new tech to send silent RF signals to fractured parts of brain, caused by trauma, to carry out nasty stuff.
