Kelb Weekly Newsletters
February 10, 2013
In This Issue:
- Kelb Saturday Night Conference Call
- Lynn T. Sends Us “Merkaba”
- Handschu Case, Cointelpro Case Cited
- Bivens Case and Marbury v. Madison
- Ken Lee, Give Us Psalm 37
- Donald Friedman, DEW’s, Global Research
- Carl Speer, member, Sends Church Com. Identifying intel agencies
| Global Research Publishes Information about Donald Friedman and Directed Energy Technology By David Hambling Global Research 11/15/08
“. . . Donald Friedman . . . claims that government agencies are misusing non-lethal directed-energy weapons. . . . (he) . . . has turned up valuable information. For instance, one of his Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests unearthed a 1998 U.S. Army program looking at a microwave device to beam sound directly into the target’s skull which the rest of us had missed. (The same technology underlies the Medusa non-lethal weapon.)
From and Please read more: |
| Merkaba Lynn in Texas sends us some positive, very helpful information, especially for members/victims with experiences of some of the exotic directed weaponry testing (some of the brain ‘testing’). This is good information. Thank you, Lynn. This is so important to dealing with the sophisticated abuses, many have been targeted with. Lynn writes:
This is an explanation of an energy field that you can put around your body.
I have successfully REMOVED! energy forces that seem to be inside
of my body by using a similar technique and visualization I learned
from a Buddhist lineage knowledge.
Lynn
Survivor in Texas
Merkaba Merkaba meditation is a state of heightened and concentrated awareness that focuses on the geometric fields of energy around the human body which spin at incredibly high-speed. Sacred Geometry, the leading principle of Merkaba meditation, is to understand not just yourself but the entire universe. Even a brief study of this concept makes the student realize that this geometry, these patterns, are found in all aspects of the universe, from the most slender blade of grass to a star that is unimaginably distant. Through contemplation of the form and purpose of these energy fields, a unity is recognized and an understanding of your place in the cosmos is reached. Once these powerful energies have been restarted and recognized, they can be used as tools for healthy reflection. As the eye turns inward in reflection, a balance is reached, and thought and deliberation result in a better understanding not only in the universe, but in yourself as well. http://www.project-meditation.org/a_mt1/merkaba_meditation.html Lynn |
| Today’s Cointelpro Contributing author, Lynn (in the above article) works with a nationwide group seeking redress for unauthorized activities. The claim is that Cointelpro-type activities continue to occur and the group wants the issue addressed, first by exposing Cointelpro-type activities. (Cointelpro, as an intelligence agency activity, is no longer legal.) Theirs is a comprehensive, credible project, intended to get redress for victims and to begin to solve the problem. Thank you for your and your group’s good, effective work on this very important issue, Lynn. |
| Cointelpro Case, Handschu Cited in Muslim “Extra-Surveillance” Huffington Post Editor’s Note: Handschu is considered a “Cointelpro” case. These cases helped to end the heinous program, operated by our intelligence agencies on our citizens known as “Cointelpro”. It was the intelligence agencies’ response to the “Red Scare” and it was found in our courts to be violative of the rights of the citizens it was “operated” on. By Hoover’s definition, it seems that black activists and white liberals were targeted, infiltration into their organizations was attempted and other more heinous acts were directed at these groups. We believe these included artists and activists from Henry Miller, to Martin Luther King. From the article: “. . .Civil rights lawyers are reaching more than 40 years into the past to curb the New York City Police Department’s program of surveillance of Muslim communities. In a court filing on Monday,added to a long-running lawsuit initially brought to address the department’s spying on Vietnam War protesters, updating the case for the post-9/11 era. The Handschu lawsuit, as it’s known, “has been about NYPD surveillance of whoever is the suspected flavor of the month since 1971,” said Jethro Eisenstein, a lawyer on the case since its inception. The case is named after Barbara Handschu, a civil rights lawyer who teamed up with the Black Panthers and radical activist Abbie Hoffman, among others, to take on the NYPD in 1971. The department’s “red squad,” they alleged then, had infiltrated and disrupted law-abiding anti-war protest groups. In 1985, the NYPD agreed to a set of rules called the Handschu agreement, promising to spy only when it had information of criminal activity, and only after it had vetted its surveillance operations with an overseer called the Handschu authority. It also forswore the use of infiltrators. . . .” From and Please read more: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/02/05/handschu-nypd-muslim-spying_n_2626161.html |
| Church Senate Subcommittee Exposes Intelligence Agency Acts
Thank you, Carl Speer, Washington State member, for finding and sending, this very pertinent information. In 1975, Frank Church became the chairman of the Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities. This committee investigated alleged abuses of power by the Central Intelligence Agency and the Federal Bureau of Intelligence. |
| Ruling in Pertinent Bivens Case
The Bivens holding and outcome reinforced some very important American concepts of law.
The Court, in an opinion by Justice Brennan, laid down a rule that it will infer a private right of action for monetary damages where no other federal remedy is provided for the vindication of a constitutional right, based on the principle that for every wrong, there is a remedy. The court reasoned based upon a presumption that where there is a violation of a right, the plaintiff can recover whatever he could recover under any civil action, unless Congress has expressly curtailed that right of recovery, or there exist some “special factor counseling hesitation”. Reversed and Remanded and Marbury v. Madison A private citizen, asserting no authority other than his own, will not normally be liable in trespass if he demands, and is granted, admission to another’s house. See W. Prosser, The Law of Torts 18, pp. 109-110 (3d ed. 1964); 1 F. Harper & F. James, The Law of Torts 1.11 (1956). But one who demands admission under a claim of federal authority stands in a far different position. Cf. Amos v. United States, 255 U.S. 313, 317 (1921). The mere invocation of federal power by a federal law enforcement official will normally render futile any attempt to resist an unlawful entry or arrest by resort to the local police; and a claim of authority to enter is likely to unlock the door as well. See Weeks v. United States, 232 U.S. 383, 386 (1914); Amos v. United States, supra. 7 “In such cases there is no safety for the citizen, [403 U.S. 388, 395] except in the protection of the judicial tribunals, for rights which have been invaded by the officers of the government, professing to act in its name. There remains to him but the alternative of resistance, which may amount to crime.” United States v. Lee, 106 U.S. 196, 219 (1882). 8 Nor is it adequate to answer that state law may take into account the different status of one clothed with the authority of the Federal Government. For just as state law may not authorize federal agents to violate the Fourth Amendment, Byars v. United States, supra; Weeks v. United States, supra; In re Ayers, 123 U.S. 443, 507 (1887), neith er may state law undertake to limit the extent to which federal authority can be exercised. In re Neagle, 135 U.S. 1 (1890). The inevitable consequence of this dual limitation on state power is that the federal question becomes not merely a possible defense to the state law action, but an independent claim both necessary and sufficient to make out the plaintiff’s cause of action. Cf. Boilermakers v. Hardeman, 401 U.S. 233, 241 (1971). |
Psalm 37 from Author, Ken Lee
A Psalm of David :
Commit thy way unto the Lord;
trust also in him; and he shall bring it to pass.
And he shall bring forth thy righteousness as the light,
and thy judgment as the noonday.
. . .
The Lord knoweth the days of the upright:
and their inheritance shall be for ever.
Thank you, Ken. As all of our work and articles, so necessary.
November 13, ’10
Navajo Code Breakers March in Veterans Day Parade
World War II American Indian Navajo Code Breakers again marched in the Veterans’ Day Parade in NYC. They worry that their legacy will die with them. Out of the 400 Code Talkers, only 50 are believed to be alive. Thirteen of them came to NYC – many using canes – to walk in the Veterans Day parade today.
The young Navajo Marines, using secret Navajo language-encrypted military terms, helped the U.S. prevail at Iwo Jima and other World War II Pacific battles, serving in every Marine assault in the South Pacific between 1942 and 1945. Military commanders said the code, transmitted verbally by radio, helped save countless American lives and bring a speedier end to the war in the Pacific theater.
They were sworn to secrecy about their code, so complex that even other Navajo Marines couldn’t decipher it. Used to transmit secret tactical messages via radio or telephone, the code remained unbroken and classified for decades because of its potential postwar use.
“We were never told that our code was never decoded” or given identities of the original 29 Navajos who created it, said Keith Little, 85, who joined the Marines at 17 and remembers crouching in a bomb crater amid heavy fire on Iwo Jima.
“It was all covered by secrecy. We were constantly told not to talk about it,
ave countless American lives and bring a speedier end to the war in the Pacific theater.
They were sworn to secrecy about their code, so complex that even other Navajo Marines couldn’t decipher it. Used to transmit secret tactical messages via radio or telephone, the code remained unbroken and classified for decades because of its potential postwar use.
“We were never told that our code was never decoded” or given identities of the original 29 Navajos who created it, said Keith Little, 85, who joined the Marines at 17 and remembers crouching in a bomb crater amid heavy fire on Iwo Jima.
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“The code did a lot of damage to the enemy,” said Samuel Tom Holiday, 85, of Kayenta, Ariz., who also is joining the parade. He was a 20-year-old Code Talker when he and two other Marines went behind enemy lines on Iwo Jima to locate a Japanese artillery unit advancing on American forces.
Once the unit was located, Holiday transmitted a coded message to Marine artillery, which fired a big shell at the Japanese. After the Marine rifleman proclaimed it “right on target,” Holiday messaged “Right on Target” to a Navajo Code Talker in Marine artillery.
Prior to the entry of the original 29 Navajo Code Talkers, the Japanese – armed with exceptional English speaking code breakers – swiftly thwarted every attempt at a secure communication code between the allies. But the Japanese didn’t reckon with America’s first citizens.
Per the story on the Official Navajo Code Talkers website, it was Phillip Johnston – a California civilian and son of a Protestant missionary who grew up on a Navajo reservation and one of the few outsiders fluent in their difficult language – who came up with the idea to create a code using the Native American Navajo and pitched it to Major General Clayton B. Vogel, the commanding general of Amphibious Corps, Pacific Fleet, and his staff.
With plenty of fluent English speakers at their disposal, they [the Japanese] sabotaged messages and issued false commands to ambush Allied troops. To combat this, increasingly complex codes were initiated. At Guadalcanal, military leaders finally complained that sending and receiving these codes required hours of encryption and decryption—up to two and a half hours for a single message. They rightly argued the military needed a better way to communicate.
He realized that since it had no alphabet and was almost impossible to master without early exposure, the Navajo language had great potential as an indecipherable code. After an impressive demonstration to top commanders, he was given permission to begin a Navajo Code Talker test program.
Their elite unit was formed in early 1942 when the first 29 Navajo Code Talkers were recruited by Johnston. Although the code was modified and expanded throughout the war, this first group was the one to conceive it. Accordingly, they are often referred to reverently as the “original 29″. Many of these enlistees were just boys; most had never been away from home before. Often lacking birth certificates, it was impossible to verify ages. After the war it was discovered that recruits as young as 15 and as old as 35 had enlisted. Age notwithstanding, they easily bore the rigors of basic training, thanks to their upbringing in the southwestern desert.
One of the original 29, now 92, was present for today’s Veteran’s Day Parade in NYC.
The young native Americans gathered at Camp Pendleton and devised an ingenious code of 200 terms, which grew to 600 by the war’s victory. What took coding machines 30 minutes to do could now be transmitted in 20 seconds – accurate, concise and undecipherable by the enemy.
It consisted of native terms that were associated with the respective military terms they resembled. For example, the Navajo word for turtle meant “tank,” and a dive-bomber was a “chicken hawk.” To supplement those terms, words could be spelled out using Navajo terms assigned to individual letters of the alphabet—the selection of the Navajo term being based on the first letter of the Navajo word’s English meaning.
Read the article at:
http://www.floppingaces.net/2009/11/11/honoring-wwiis-marine-code-talkers-for-veterans-day/
“After the Revolution” Herzog’s Play About Radicals
by Joe Dziemianowicz
Daily News http://www.NYDailyNews.com
November 11, 2010 New York
“After the Revolution” opened last night in a Playwrghts Horizons presentation. Secrets and lies the,lifeblood of family drama course through this play.
Amy Herzog’s ambitious but semisuccessful play set in 1999 New York, asks a pretty basic question set aginst a rather uncommon backdrop of hard left radical politics: What happens when the man you revere isn’t exactyly who you think he is?
That riddle must be sorted out twice by go get ’em Emma (a vibrant Katherine Powell), who’s Ann Hathaway pretty fresh out of law school and crusading for justice to the longstanding Marxist traditions of her village family.
Only in her late 20’s, she heads a fund named for her late blacklisted grand dad, Joe Joseph, who was accused of spying during the Cold War but denied it under oath. Joe’s unjust treatment has informed emma’s every move — including working on getting a new trial for convicted copy kiler Mumia Abu-jamal.
But it comes out that her dad, Ben (Peter Freidman), has fudged the truth about the past, sending Emma into a meltdown that impact all around her including her boyfriend, Miguel (Elliot Vilar) and fund benefactor, Morty (the always charmingk David Marguilles).
Herzog tackles big issues. . . . Carolyn Cantor directs. Friedman expertly conveys Ben’s paternal crisis, Stage vet Mark Blum ex-Braat Packer Mare Winningham and newcomer Meredith Holzman bring humor and humanity as Ben’s brother, wife and rehap-hopping daughter.
Standing out as Emma’s hard-edged unbendingly lefty grandmother, Vera, is Lois Smith. She doesn’t appear to be playing a character — but a real woman you could have run into this morning.
“After the Revolution” through Nov. 28 416 w. 42nd St. NYC Tickets $55 (212) 279-4200
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WTC Payout Still Undecided
By Alison Gendar
Daily News Staff Writer
November 9, ‘10 New York, New York
The November 8th deadline came and went without a public tally of whether the required 95% of sickened Ground Zero workers accepted a historic $712 million proposed settlement.
Manhattan Federal Judge Alvin Hellerstein issued a gag order yesterday on lawyers for all sides until he was briefed on the final count.
But in a slew of early Monday morning emails, lawyers told clients that 97.3% of the sickest firefighters, police and other claimants had agreed to the settlement, according to copies obtained by the Daily News.
Lawyers claimed they had already received more than 9,000 releases and, even though the total was under 92% by Saturday they expected to hit the 95% cutoff by the time all responses were counted, according to the email. . . .
“The more who accept, he less chance the defendants will keep the money!” urged an email from the claimants law firm.
The sickest workers account for nearly half of the roughly 10,000 people who filed claims saying their health was wrecked by exposure to toxins at the world Trade Center site. A tally might not be available for several days.
Wifi Takes Off
by Dick Gates, Xirrus CEO and Founder
from InfoTech Magazine October 2010 Issue
Page 20
. . . Gates speaks of “the revoution from being all-wired enterprises to being all-wireless.”
Behind this dramatic growth of WiFi adoption is the evolution of the 802.1. In standard, which is supported by virtually every new device and allows wireless technology to matched wired from both a speed and performance perspective. It portends only a short period before the balance of power in the network world shifts from wired to wireless. In addition to the convenience and flexibility of wireless, the cost effectiveness of deploying a wireless network over Ethernet makes the decision an easy.
“It’s a question of time to value,” says Gates. “Not only is it far more cost effective, but the time ti takes to make your facility ‘wirelessed’ is much sorter than the time to wire it.” According to Xirrus, when considering a generous cost for cable drops, the cost of switch ports and other associated costs, the cost per user to install Ethernet to each desk and each user starts at around $400 per user. Deploying a very dense, rich wireless solution,m even at less than five users per radio, can be done for less than $100 per use.
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Project MKUltra
by Jon Elliston, Dossier Editor
pscpdocs@aol.com
Kelb member Ken Lee has sent us a very good link on the MKUltra experimentation. Following is an excerpt from the site:
. . . “ Concerned about rumors of communist brainwashing of POWs during the Korean war, in April 1953 CIA Director Allen Dulles authorized the MKULTRA program, which would later become notorious for the unusual and sometimes inhumane tests that the CIA financed. Reviewing the experiments five years later, one secrecy-conscious CIA auditor wrote: “Precautions must be taken not only to protect operations from exposure to enemy forces but also to conceal these activities from the American public in general. The knowledge that the agency is engaging in unethical and illicit activities would have serious repercussions in political and diplomatic circles.”
Though many of the documents related to MKULTRA were destroyed by the CIA in 1972, some records relating to the program have made it into the public domain, and the work of historians, investigative reporters, and various congressional committees has resulted in the release of enough information to make MKULTRA one of the most disturbing instances of intelligence community abuse on record. As writer Mark Zepezauer puts it, “the surviving history is nasty enough.”
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In his thorough book on MKULTRA and similar projects, The Search for the “Manchurian Candidate,” John Marks reports that most of the CIA researchers tried LSD themselves. In fact, an early phase of the experiments was probably the setting for the first acid trip in the United States — experienced by a courageous CIA man no less!
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Though the most prominently discussed aspect of MKULTRA is the CIA’s LSD work, the program included many other unusual investigations relating to the science of mind control. CIA researchers probed the potential of numerous parapsychological phenomena, including hypnosis, telepathy, precognition, photokinesis and “remote viewing.”
http://www.parascope.com/ds/mkultra0.htm
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Bio Electrical Weapons, The Electromagnetic Weapons
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The documents pertaining to MKULTRA subproject 119 are now held in the National Security Archives (a non-governmental organization) a CIA and Mind Control, (Times Books, New York, 1979) donated the MKULTRA documents; his book was republished by W.W. Norton & Company, Inc., New York, 1991 and is still in print.
Project Bizarre followed MKULTRA subproject 119 in 1965. The purpose of Bizarre was to record and analyze the complex microwave signal allegedly being beamed at the American Embassy in Moscow by the Soviets from a building across the street. The interesting thing about Project Bizarre is that while the United States has denied to this very day that there could be adverse health effects from microwave radiation, it immediately suspected that “the Moscow signal” was producing a variety of health effects in Embassy personnel, particularly in the successive ambassadors at whose office it was claimed the signal was being beamed. At the same time that the State Department was testing embassy personnel for DNA breaks produced by the Moscow signal, it felt constrained from complaining to the Soviets because the power of their signal was a tiny fraction of what the US said was a safe, human exposure level. Journalist Barton Reppert has written the most authoritative account of the Moscow signal [2]. (Editor’s note: DNA breaks from exposure to mobile phones have been confirmed in recent lab research [3, 4] (Science in Society 24).)
Converting sound to microwaves
In 1973, Joseph C. Sharp, an experimental psychologist at Walter Reed Army Institute of Research performed an experiment that was pivotal to the development of the torture equipment being shipped to Iraq today. He had James Lin set up equipment in his laboratory which converted the shape of sound waves into microwave radiation that enabled him to hear himself vocalize the names of the numbers from one to ten in his head, by-passing the mechanism of his own ears. This particular experiment was never published but is mentioned in Lin’s book, Microwave Auditory Effects and Applications, published in 1978 [5].
The experiment has been confirmed in US Patent 6 587 729, “Apparatus for Audibly Communicating Speech Using the Radio Frequency.
Read this article at:
http://www.globalresearch.ca/PrintArticle.php?articleId=5797
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The Experiments Version
October 2, 2010
Picking through musty files in a Pennsylvania archive, a Wellesley College professor made a heart-stopping discovery: US government scientists in the 1940s deliberately infected hundreds of Guatemalans with syphilis and gonorrhea in experiments conducted without the subjects’ permission.
Medical historian Susan M. Reverby happened upon the documents four or five years ago while researching the infamous Tuskegee syphilis study and later shared her findings with US government officials.
Even so, Reverby found in the files a story of almost singular exploitation and deception, conducted in a foreign land because, the nation’s surgeon general at the time acknowledged, it could not have been done in the United States.
link:
http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/articles/2010/10/02/wellesley_professor_unearths_a_horror_syphilis_experiments_in_guatemala/
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Susan M. Reverby
Biography
Education: Bachelor’s from Cornell University in industrial and labor relations, 1967; master’s from New York University, 1973; doctorate from Boston University in American studies, 1982. Professional: Professor of women’s and gender studies at Wellesley College; first professor hired in women’s studies in 1982.
Research interests: History of medicine, nursing, and American women; two books on the Tuskegee syphilis study.
Other work: Community organizer in New York and women’s health activist; health policy analyst; consumer representative on the Food and Drug Administration’s Obstetrics and Gynecology Devices advisory panel from
1993-1997; ACLU of Massachusetts board, 1998-2007.
SOURCE: Wellesley College |
by Tuskegee Legacy Committee Chair Dr. Vanessa Gamble.July 25, 2002 –Thirty years ago today, the Washington Evening Star newspaper ran this headline on its front page: “Syphilis Patients Died Untreated.” With those words, one of America’s most notorious medical studies, the Tuskegee Syphilis Study, became public.
“For 40 years, the U.S. Public Health Service has conducted a study in which human guinea pigs, not given proper treatment, have died of syphilis and its side effects,” Associated Press reporter Jean Heller wrote on July 25, 1972. “The study was conducted to determine from autopsies what the disease does to the human body.”
“To the survivors, to the wives and family members, the children and the grandchildren, I say what you know: No power on Earth can give you back the lives lost, the pain suffered, the years of internal torment and anguish.
“What was done cannot be undone. But we can end the silence. We can stop turning our heads away. We can look at you in the eye and finally say, on behalf of the American people: what the United States government did was shameful.
More NPR stories on the Tuskegee Syphilis Study.
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