Comments on: “Every Call Ever Made” in NSA Database

By: Gerry Duffett

Gerry Duffett — Mon, 04 May 2009 19:44:21 +0000

Dec 15 2006
Microwave Sickness / Deadly Electronic Weapons / Canada
Hello
When I worked in the diesel generator business,
I worked with a lot of communications companies all across Canada.
Bell Canada was a big one I did a lot of work with.
They have “standby diesel generators” at their central offices and all their repeater stations.
A lot of “national security” concerns within these systems.
People within these systems have more than enough resources to make you sick if you “step on the wrong toes.“
Lots of surlpus “microwave generators.” and “radio equipment.“
All with “no forensic evidence.“
It just takes one “idiot” to put something together who does not like you.
There may be a union / non union theme to my problems.
I worked at a non union company, Harper Detroit Diesel.
I had no idea about “radio waves as weapons” until 2005,
.…..8 years after I initially got sick
I started my research project in January 2004 on the internet with the keywords “constructive dismissal“
in relation to my own problems at Harper Detroit Diesel.
I am not sure about “microwave mind control”,
seems to be a lot of articles on the internet about this topic.
It does look like more and more people world wide are looking at “radio waves as weapons”.
I think maybe thats because there is now so much “radio equipment“around the world with the advancements in “communications.“
The problems with all these types of systems is the technology falls into the wrong hands.
Some real horror stories from people worldwide about this topic on the internet.
What an eye opener !
Gerry Duffett
Toronto / Ontario / Canada
duffett52@yahoo.com,
gerryduffett@fastmail.ca,
http://gerryduffett.proboards54.com/index.cgi?board=general

By: cenk

cenk — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 22:34:11 +0000

This doesn’t surprise me all that much … it’s kind of typical NSA practice:
Gather enormous amounts of data, and then process it and sift it and see what pops up (or look for specific things).
Also, the collusion of the telecoms with the NSA (or NSA predecessors) dates back to the 30s.
:))

By: cenk

cenk — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 22:32:58 +0000

no no I don’t

By: Will

Will — Thu, 11 May 2006 21:12:15 +0000

Why can’t the president come out and say; “We have people in our country who are using our infrastructure to plot against us. Because of that we need to compile data on how they talk. This data collection will go on for a period of three years, and if we still have not elimiated the threat, then we will re-examine the policy to see if it is effective.“
I think that would be much more productive than pretending it’s not going on.

By: Sarge

Sarge — Thu, 11 May 2006 16:32:57 +0000