Secret and Suppressed: Banned Ideas and Hidden History by Jim Keith
Authors: Jim Keith
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autonomic nervous system disregulation, including disruption of bio-cycles; impaired immune function; brain damage and other neurological abnormalities, including leaks in the blood brain barrier and depletion of some neurotransmitters; among a host of other health impairments. As activist Kim Bealy put it, “It would now appear that we are protecting the missiles by killing people slowly.”
It is not necessary that the transmission take place from equipment in the vicinity of a target (although the Greenham women seemed to be suffering from transmissions made from within the base.) Propagation of microwaves has been very well studied and is very sophisticated, e.g., a two inch beam can be sent from a satellite, point to point, to a receiving dish on earth; and, it was reported in 1978, that the CIA had a program called Operation Pique, which included bouncing radio signals or microwaves off of the ionosphere to affect the mental functions of people in selected areas, including Eastern European nuclear installations.
In the U.S. at this time, there is no legally enforceable microwave standard. There never has been an enforceable standard for the public or the workplace. Microwaves at intensities within the suggested “guideline” have finally been shown, even by U.S. research, to cause health damage.
References
Adey, W. Ross, “Neurophysiologic Effects of Radiofrequency and Microwave Radiation,”
Bulletin of the New York Academy of Medicine,
V.55, #11, December, 1979; “The Influences of Impressed Electrical Fields at EEG Frequencies on Brain and Behavior,” in
Behavior and Brain Electrical Activity,
Burch, N. and Altshuler, H.I., eds., Plenum Press, 1975; “Effects of Modulated Very High Frequency Fields on Specific Brain Rhythms in Cats,”
Brain Research,
V.58., 1973; “Spectral Analysis of Low Frequency Components in the Electrical Activity of the Hippocampus During Learning,”
Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology,
V.23, 1967.
Annals of New York Academy of Sciences, V. 247, February, 1975.
Bealy, Kim, “Electromagnetic Pollution: A Little Known Health Hazard, A New Means of Control?,” Preliminary Report, Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp, Inlands House, Southbourne, Emsworth, Hants, P0108JH.
Becker, Robert O.,
The Body Electric,
William Morrow and Company, Inc. 1985.
Bowart, Walter,
Operation Mind Control,
Dell Publishing, 1978.
Brodeur, Paul,
The Zapping of America,
W.W. Norton and Co, 1977.
Frey, Allan, “Behavioral Biophysics,”
Psychological Bulletin,
V.65, #5, 1965; “Human Auditory System Response in Modulated Electromagnetic Energy,”
Journal of Applied Physiology,
V.17, #4, 1962; “Neural Function and Behavior: Defining to Relationship,”
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,
V.247, February, 1975; “Exposure to RF Electromagnetic Energy Decreases Aggressive Behavior,”
Biolectromagnetics,
V.12, 1986.
Harvey, J., Ickes, W., Kidd, R.,
New Directions in Attribution Research,
V.2, John Wiley and Sons, 1978.
ISN News, “Reproductive Hazards From Video Display Terminals,” Planetary Association for Clear Energy, 1985.
Koslov, Sam,
Bridging the Gap, in Nonlinear Electrodynamics in Biological Systems,
Adey, W.R. and Lawrence, A.F., eds., Plenum Press, 1983.
Kramer, J. and Maguire, P., Psychological Deterrents in Nuclear Theft, National Bureau of Standards for Intelligence and Security Directorate, Defense Nuclear Agency, NBSIR 76-1007, March, 1976.
Lapinsky, G. and Goodman, C.,
Psychological Deterrents to Nuclear Theft: An Updated Literature Review and Bibliography,
Center for Consumer Technology, National Bureau of Standards for Surety and Operations Directorate, Defense Nuclear Agency, NBSIR 80-2038, June, 1980.
McAuliffe, Kathleen, “The Mind Fields,”
Omni
magazine, February, 1985
MacGregor, R.J., “A Brief Survey of Literature Relating to Influence of Low Intensity Microwaves on
It is not necessary that the transmission take place from equipment in the vicinity of a target (although the Greenham women seemed to be suffering from transmissions made from within the base.) Propagation of microwaves has been very well studied and is very sophisticated, e.g., a two inch beam can be sent from a satellite, point to point, to a receiving dish on earth; and, it was reported in 1978, that the CIA had a program called Operation Pique, which included bouncing radio signals or microwaves off of the ionosphere to affect the mental functions of people in selected areas, including Eastern European nuclear installations.
In the U.S. at this time, there is no legally enforceable microwave standard. There never has been an enforceable standard for the public or the workplace. Microwaves at intensities within the suggested “guideline” have finally been shown, even by U.S. research, to cause health damage.
References
Adey, W. Ross, “Neurophysiologic Effects of Radiofrequency and Microwave Radiation,”
Bulletin of the New York Academy of Medicine,
V.55, #11, December, 1979; “The Influences of Impressed Electrical Fields at EEG Frequencies on Brain and Behavior,” in
Behavior and Brain Electrical Activity,
Burch, N. and Altshuler, H.I., eds., Plenum Press, 1975; “Effects of Modulated Very High Frequency Fields on Specific Brain Rhythms in Cats,”
Brain Research,
V.58., 1973; “Spectral Analysis of Low Frequency Components in the Electrical Activity of the Hippocampus During Learning,”
Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology,
V.23, 1967.
Annals of New York Academy of Sciences, V. 247, February, 1975.
Bealy, Kim, “Electromagnetic Pollution: A Little Known Health Hazard, A New Means of Control?,” Preliminary Report, Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp, Inlands House, Southbourne, Emsworth, Hants, P0108JH.
Becker, Robert O.,
The Body Electric,
William Morrow and Company, Inc. 1985.
Bowart, Walter,
Operation Mind Control,
Dell Publishing, 1978.
Brodeur, Paul,
The Zapping of America,
W.W. Norton and Co, 1977.
Frey, Allan, “Behavioral Biophysics,”
Psychological Bulletin,
V.65, #5, 1965; “Human Auditory System Response in Modulated Electromagnetic Energy,”
Journal of Applied Physiology,
V.17, #4, 1962; “Neural Function and Behavior: Defining to Relationship,”
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,
V.247, February, 1975; “Exposure to RF Electromagnetic Energy Decreases Aggressive Behavior,”
Biolectromagnetics,
V.12, 1986.
Harvey, J., Ickes, W., Kidd, R.,
New Directions in Attribution Research,
V.2, John Wiley and Sons, 1978.
ISN News, “Reproductive Hazards From Video Display Terminals,” Planetary Association for Clear Energy, 1985.
Koslov, Sam,
Bridging the Gap, in Nonlinear Electrodynamics in Biological Systems,
Adey, W.R. and Lawrence, A.F., eds., Plenum Press, 1983.
Kramer, J. and Maguire, P., Psychological Deterrents in Nuclear Theft, National Bureau of Standards for Intelligence and Security Directorate, Defense Nuclear Agency, NBSIR 76-1007, March, 1976.
Lapinsky, G. and Goodman, C.,
Psychological Deterrents to Nuclear Theft: An Updated Literature Review and Bibliography,
Center for Consumer Technology, National Bureau of Standards for Surety and Operations Directorate, Defense Nuclear Agency, NBSIR 80-2038, June, 1980.
McAuliffe, Kathleen, “The Mind Fields,”
Omni
magazine, February, 1985
MacGregor, R.J., “A Brief Survey of Literature Relating to Influence of Low Intensity Microwaves on
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