July 22, 2011

China Tests Electronic Weapons

No discussion of less powerful anti personnel electromagnetic weapons being used for harassment, crowd control, and to disable individual humans and their personal computers. Five states have laws regulating such weapons. Local police remain negligently trained, cannot or will not stop criminal use of high tech weapons. Police pretend they are unaware of their use. Police employees, FBI informants, and various sociopaths love to torment others and to interfere with computer transmissions contrary to law. US law carries $2 million fine for use with no enforcement when individuals are victims. Corporations and government agencies have institutional protections with varying efficacy. Individuals have no defense available.

[From article]
"China’s electronic weapons are part of what are called “trump card” or “assassin’s mace” weapons that “are based on new technology that has been developed in high secrecy.”
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According to the report, China conducted EMP tests on mice, rats, rabbits, dogs and monkeys that produced eye, brain, bone marrow and other organ injuries. It stated that “it is clear the real purpose of the Chinese medical experiments is to learn the potential human effects of exposure to powerful EMP and [high-powered microwave] radiation.”
The tests did not appear designed for “anti-personnel [radio frequency] weapons” because of the limited amounts of radiation used.
However, the report said another explanation is that the Chinese tests may have been research “intended primarily for torturing prisoners,” or the tests may have been conducted to determine safety or shielding standards for military personnel or weapons.
[. . .]
Peter Pry, a former congressional aide who helped direct a commission on EMP [is] president of the group EMPact America.

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2011/jul/21/beijing-develops-radiation-weapons/

Beijing develops pulse weapons
Blasts thwart all electronics
By Bill Gertz
The Washington Times
8:12 p.m., Thursday, July 21, 2011

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