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[[Nanotechnology]] has many applications being tested covertly and used to control the human population in psychotronic warfare or | [[Nanotechnology]] has many applications being tested covertly and used to control the human population in psychotronic warfare or [[Mind Control]] methods and also to track down people and to know what they are thinking. This is a type of technology used for artificial intelligence networks for [[Brain Mapping]]. | ||
Nanotechnology weapons such as Morgellons are self replicating hollow fibers that are designed to read out the light finger print code of the DNA of the person infected with the alien technology and transform it to a signal that is detectable to be tracked. It appears to be self assembly nano bot technology related to transhumanist agenda for artificial light harvesting. | Nanotechnology weapons such as Morgellons are self replicating hollow fibers that are designed to read out the light finger print code of the DNA of the person infected with the alien technology and transform it to a signal that is detectable to be tracked. It appears to be self assembly nano bot technology related to transhumanist agenda for artificial light harvesting. | ||
Revision as of 23:22, 4 August 2015
Nanotechnology has many applications being tested covertly and used to control the human population in psychotronic warfare or Mind Control methods and also to track down people and to know what they are thinking. This is a type of technology used for artificial intelligence networks for Brain Mapping.
Nanotechnology weapons such as Morgellons are self replicating hollow fibers that are designed to read out the light finger print code of the DNA of the person infected with the alien technology and transform it to a signal that is detectable to be tracked. It appears to be self assembly nano bot technology related to transhumanist agenda for artificial light harvesting.
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Term first found in HGS Manual: Page 62