NWO Absolute Control of the Population

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main...3/ixworld.html
US developing 'pain from a distance' weapon
By Nic Fleming, Science Correspondent
(Filed: 03/03/2005)

The US military is developing a weapon that delivers a bout of excruciating pain from afar to use against protesters and rioters.

The weapon produced 'pain and temporary paralysis' in animals
Documents released under the US Freedom of Information Act show that scientists have received funding to investigate how much pain can be induced in individuals hit by electromagnetic pulses created by lasers without killing them.

Due to be ready for use in 2007, the Pulsed Energy Projectile weapon is designed to trigger extreme pain from a distance of one-and-a-quarter miles.

It fires a laser pulse that generates a burst of expanding plasma - electrically charged gas - when it hits something solid. Tests on animals showed it produced "pain and temporary paralysis".

Pain researchers told today's New Scientist magazine that the technology could end up being used for torture and that it was unethical.

Andrew Rice, a consultant in pain medicine in London, said: "I am deeply concerned about the ethical aspects of this research."

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by OrlandoMary

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main...3/ixworld.html
US developing 'pain from a distance' weapon
By Nic Fleming, Science Correspondent
(Filed: 03/03/2005)

The US military is developing a weapon that delivers a bout of excruciating pain from afar to use against protesters and rioters.

The weapon produced 'pain and temporary paralysis' in animals
Documents released under the US Freedom of Information Act show that scientists have received funding to investigate how much pain can be induced in individuals hit by electromagnetic pulses created by lasers without killing them.

Due to be ready for use in 2007, the Pulsed Energy Projectile weapon is designed to trigger extreme pain from a distance of one-and-a-quarter miles.

It fires a laser pulse that generates a burst of expanding plasma - electrically charged gas - when it hits something solid. Tests on animals showed it produced "pain and temporary paralysis".

Pain researchers told today's New Scientist magazine that the technology could end up being used for torture and that it was unethical.

Andrew Rice, a consultant in pain medicine in London, said: "I am deeply concerned about the ethical aspects of this research."

---

i agree that is totally unethical. I'm also wondering how big they could make the machine and how wide a scope it could go. how many people it could affect at one time. could they use it in a entire mile radios for everyone in that mile to be paralyzed.... no one would be safe that is for sure.

"from a distance of one-and-a-quarter miles."

....what?

That scares me so much, it's like a bad dream reading about this type of thing being dreamed up somewhere, never mind right here in this country.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by frindevil

"from a distance of one-and-a-quarter miles."

....what?

That scares me so much, it's like a bad dream reading about this type of thing being dreamed up somewhere, never mind right here in this country.

---

you can come hide out at my house... i'm planning on building a bunker of 5 foot steal walls.... *dream sequence* there'll be shiney objects, and fuzzy blankets, and lots of cheese in my bunker.... *snapping out of it* :)

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by OrlandoMary

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main...3/ixworld.html
US developing 'pain from a distance' weapon
By Nic Fleming, Science Correspondent
(Filed: 03/03/2005)

The US military is developing a weapon that delivers a bout of excruciating pain from afar to use against protesters and rioters.

The weapon produced 'pain and temporary paralysis' in animals
Documents released under the US Freedom of Information Act show that scientists have received funding to investigate how much pain can be induced in individuals hit by electromagnetic pulses created by lasers without killing them.

Due to be ready for use in 2007, the Pulsed Energy Projectile weapon is designed to trigger extreme pain from a distance of one-and-a-quarter miles.

It fires a laser pulse that generates a burst of expanding plasma - electrically charged gas - when it hits something solid. Tests on animals showed it produced "pain and temporary paralysis".

Pain researchers told today's New Scientist magazine that the technology could end up being used for torture and that it was unethical.

Andrew Rice, a consultant in pain medicine in London, said: "I am deeply concerned about the ethical aspects of this research."

---

Wow, isn't that great that they used it to inflict pain and paralysis on animals. You know it's gotta be good stuff if they are doing tests like that on it.

I didn't even think of the infliciton of pain on animals... now I'm REALLY angry...

The words that stood out to me were "to use against protesters and rioters".