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TECH TALK
IN THE FIGHT TO EXPOSE AND
STOP THE CRIME OF
ORGANIZED STALKING AND
ELECTRONIC HARASSMENT
Eleanor White
WORK IN PROGRESS - frequent updates, check the page number/date/time
stamp to see if you have the latest version.
** NOT COPYRIGHTED **
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LIST OF SECTIONS
Page numbers are not given here, as this booklet will be updated frequently when new
information becomes available.
1. Purpose of This Booklet
1a. Is It a Relevant Weapon, or Not?
2. Attacked by a “Signal,” not a “Frequency”
3. Fields
4. “Electric/Electrostatic,” “Magnetic,” and “Electromagnetic” Fields
5. Sound Versus Electromagnetic (or Electric or Magnetic) Fields/Signals
6. The Frequency Spectrum
7. Resonant Frequency
8. HAARP
9. Grounding
10. Power Level
11. Does Sound Cause Remote Physical Manipulation?
12. Light vs. Microwave, Resolution
13. Satellite Capabilities
14. LRAD, HyperSonic Sound, and the Acoustic Spotlight
15. The Neurophone
A1. Glossary
A2. Proven-to-Exist E-weapon Technologies
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1. Purpose of This Booklet
This booklet is not a technology course. It is a collection of highlights of technology
information and jargon to assist targets of organized stalking and electronic harassment (OS/
EH) who do not have technology education and experience.
Most people can handle technology concepts well in conversation, even if their jargon is a
little off, in most situations. But the OS/EH situation is quite different from “most situations.”
Half of our attacks are in the form of silent, through-wall technology capable of singling out
just one person, even in crowds. We are always fighting for credibility, and there are always
skeptics and contrarians who will take advantage of a slip up in tech speak.
To targets who have technology backgrounds: I have intentionally avoided flooding the
reader with the full story about the technology concepts presented here. You may find things
you consider “needing more detail” or “not quite right.” Please keep in mind that this
collection of information is for non-technology-educated people, and the goal is to give just
enough insight that non-technology-educated targets can improve their grasp of technology
concepts. Improvement, not a thorough education, is the purpose of this booklet.
Another e-booklet which outlines the proven-to-exist and not classified secret and available to
the public for up to half a century and create-some-of-the-effects-we-experience electronic
weapons is at:
http://www.multistalkervictims.org/osatv.pdf (Electronic Weapons chapter)
The above booklet is specifically designed to be given to the general publc. The electronic
weapons chapter is also appended here at the end of this booklet.
More detail on those weapons can be found here:
1a. Is It a Relevant Weapon, or Not?
Here is a list of criteria for determining if a given technology can be credibly used in
describing electronic harassment attacks:
it reproduces EXACTLY at least one of the attack effects we commonly experience
it does so SILENTLY
it does so THROUGH WALLS without disturbing the walls in any way
it does so at NEXT DOOR NEIGHBOUR distances
it does so withOUT alerting/affecting neighbours
it has been DEMONSTRATED, NOT just forecast, and the details of the demo are
documented in a mainstream ORGANIZATION's publication under their name or logo
(individual assertions do not work in forcing reluctant, fearful or corrupt officials to
accept reality, even if the individual is eminently qualified)
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Electronic weapons which do not meet those criteria can be helpful, by opening the eyes of
the public that there really are such things as electronic weapons. But helpful or not,
technologies which do not meet those criteria should not be claimed as being in use against
organized stalking and electronic harassment (OS/EH) targets.
2. Attacked by a “Signal,” not a “Frequency”
Best to say “attacked by a SIGNAL.”
In speaking and writing to non-targets, we have the substantial disadvantage that at this time
in history, the general public is unaware of OS/EH operations. That means that problems with
jargon which are insignificant in, say, talking about gardening, can make us less believable.
The title of this section illustrates a common tech talk problem. Targets will sometimes say
they are being attacked “by a frequency,” or by “frequency weapons.” While this isn't fatal, it
could be improved.
The technically proper name for “something” which emanates from a source and travels to an
object, where the “something” causes an effect is SIGNAL. When you are talking to people
with technology backgrounds, SIGNAL is the best term to use.
Electromagnetic and acoustic SIGNALS have different “properties.” One such property is the
FREQUENCY of the signal. FREQUENCY is just a property or attribute, it's not the “stuff”
which enters your body and causes discomfort.
3. Fields
Most people understand magnetic fields, and static electricity fields. A FIELD can be static,
not changing (like “static electricity”), or can be time varying, such as the way current flowing
in your home power wiring can affect things nearby. A FIELD can have FREQUENCY as
one of its properties.
A FIELD fills an AREA.
It is equally OK to refer to “detecting a FIELD,” or “detecting a SIGNAL.” To say “detecting a
FREQUENCY” is a bit confusing because it could mean a property of an EM signal, or sound.
4. “Electric/Electrostatic,” “Magnetic,” and “Electromagnetic” Fields
ELECTRIC or ELECTROSTATIC fields happen when two objects have different voltage levels
applied to them, for example, two live wires, or you and a metal object in dry weather where
you have picked up “static electricity.”
MAGNETIC fields exist around magnets, and magnets can be wires carrying current, either
steady current or alternating current as in your house wiring. (Coiling a wire can increase the
strength of the magnetic field in the area.)
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Signals which include radio, microwave, infrared, light, ultraviolet, xrays, and gamma rays, are
ELECTROMAGNETIC, and can also all be referred to as radiation.
Of the three field types named in this section, ELECTROMAGNETIC fields can be
created by a signal at huge distances. Electric/electrostatic and magnetic fields, in
practical terms, are not long distance things.
You know how table salt is a chemical compound of sodium and chlorine? Salt is not
at all like either pure sodium or pure chlorine.
ELECTROMAGNETIC fields or signals or radiation are likewise different from both
electric/electrostatic or magnetic fields, like a chemical compound.
ELECTRIC and MAGNETIC fields can be either steady (“static”) or vary with time.
However, ELECTROMAGNETIC (EM) fields are unique, in that they are only produced
when an electric current is changing with time. “Oscillation” is required.
In a practical sense, being harassed by either electric/electrostatic or magnetic fields would
require that something capable of setting up such fields be physically close to the target.
A Tri-Field meter ( http://www.trifield.com ) has a selector switch and can check for all three
types of fields.
ELECTROMAGNETIC fields or signals or radiation come in two varieties, depending on
frequency of oscillation:
Non-ionizing, from zero Hertz up through ultraviolet light
Ionizing, above ultraviolet light
When the frequency of oscillation of an EM signal gets high enough, that radiation is
energetic enough to knock some electrons out of their orbits around atoms or molecules. An
atom or molecule which is missing or has an extra electron is an “ion.” That signal is in the
“ionizing” frequency range.
When considering experiments with test equipment, you need to know whether you are
looking to test for non-ionizing or ionizing radiation as the testers are quite different.
To date, most of the bodily effects which can be caused by EM radiation are documented in
the non-ionizing lower frequency ranges.
5. Sound Versus Electromagnetic (or Electric or Magnetic) Fields/Signals
Sound is totally different from electromagnetic or electric or magnetic fields/signals.
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