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BIOPHYSICS EMF/ELF VOICE TECHNOLGY

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WHAT IS THIS INFORMATION I HEAR RE: LUCENT HELPING THE GOVERNMENT, DoD, DoJ, and the National Laboratories developing voice to skull technology based on electromagnetic radio frequency weapons, in other words synthetic telepathy. I hear that several people from the United States and many others from other countries are complaining that this technology is being illegally tested on unwilling victims to expand capabilities of the technology. This was actually cold war technology that the Russians developed from Tesla's theories in the 50's.
Is this true, and is Lucent developing such weapons?

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36	BTW, according to NORAD: <i>Santa is no stranger to millennium rollovers	Cisco	-	12/24/1999
35	Time to get back on Topic!! <i>BIOPHYSICS EMF/ELF VOICE TECHNOLGY</i&	Cisco	-	12/24/1999
34	Message 11225933	Tom Swift	-	9/13/1999
33	Lets get back on topic here. When is the Chrono-synclastic Infundibilum going	musicguy	-	9/10/1999
32	Neeeeeennnnnnnyyyyyyy!!!! Shhhhhhh!!!! You're giving away all of my secrets	Jorj X Mckie	-	9/9/1999
31	but in reality, your just evil right??? <grinning>	Neenny	-	9/9/1999
30	I have to admit that I didn't know till you mentioned it on the SF thread.	Tom Swift	-	9/9/1999
29	You would be amazed at the number of people that think that Jorj is my real nam	Jorj X Mckie	-	9/9/1999
28	Well, at least you recognize that I am a fictional SF character. Most people d	Tom Swift	-	9/9/1999
27	We should change the name of the thread to "A Couple of Fictional SciFi Ch	Jorj X Mckie	-	9/9/1999
26	Yes, I like most of Brin's books. I think the only really bad one is "	Tom Swift	-	9/9/1999
25	Yes, I agree. Same basic premise except that one is an "act of god" a	Jorj X Mckie	-	9/9/1999
24	I thought that Lucifer's Hammer and Footfall were too similar.	Tom Swift	-	9/9/1999
23	I liked "Mote", but Pournelle and Niven (that was one of the joint ef	Jorj X Mckie	-	9/9/1999
22	Bleck! "Sail into the Sunset" was even worse.	Tom Swift	-	9/9/1999
21	cgi.ebay.com Personally, I think the best Sci-Fi book is "The Mote in God&	Tom Swift	-	9/9/1999
20	The last I tried was Number of the Beast and I tried 3 times to finish it and c	musicguy	-	9/9/1999
19	I love the internet!!!!! I have three copies, one first edition, first printin	Jorj X Mckie	-	9/9/1999
18	I will have to pick up a copy. No book is hard to find using the net. cgi.eba	Tom Swift	-	9/9/1999
17	The "Dune" books pale in comparison to "The Dosadi Experiment&qu	Jorj X Mckie	-	9/9/1999
16	You know, Jorg, I have yet to read those books. I am reading "Dune"	Tom Swift	-	9/9/1999
15	Same for me on Heinlein. He got a little too pedantic in a surly sort of way.	Jorj X Mckie	-	9/9/1999
14	Yea, I was hooked on Heinlein starting in the fifth grade. Funny, I can't	Tom Swift	-	9/9/1999
13	It s been a LONG time since I read that..... but I grok ya. There is a major m	musicguy	-	9/9/1999
12	I was taking a long rest on the bottom of my swimming pool when a black helicop	Tom Swift	-	9/8/1999

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