Author Gloria Naylor Corroborates The NSA's Brain Fingerprinting/Remote Neural Monitoring Of Americans
Editor's Note: It's interesting to note that the Urban dictionary coined the phrase "ostrich syndrome" in 2006, in reference to those Americans who still refuse to accept the fact that the U.S. Federal Government has lied to us regarding who the real terrorists behind the attacks on 9-11 are. It is also interesting to note that in 2006, the famous writer, Gloria Naylor, penned a book entitled 1996, regarding Naylor's experiences as a target of the NSA's Signals EMF Scanning Network, and the predation covertly perpetrated by a U.S. Government Agency conducted by way of satellite.
Ostrich Syndrome:
"Denying or refusing to acknowledge something that is blatantly obvious as if your head were in the sand like an ostrich."
Author, Gloria Naylor, is one of the more famous citizens to document their experience as a target of the types of non consensual human experimentation that this author has been writing about for the past several years. Like the myriad others who are subjugated to this Orwellian nightmare, each account has a similar theme:
Years of being illegally surveilled by a government agency, used for some form of non consensual human experimentation, subjected to the vigilante hate crime of organized stalking, being demonized, dehumanized and denied our inherent rights as citizens of our respective countries.
Whether you refer to such rights as God given, civil rights, or any form of basic human rights which protect you from a government which seeks to deny you your Constitutional rights to privacy and due process of law, the leadership within these governments, including the United States, are committing the most serious crimes imaginable against us. And doing everything possible to cover up these crimes, as well as the brain fingerprinting technology which is being used in which to covertly perpetrate them.
What Gloria Naylor is documenting for us is what former NSA employee John St. Clair Akwei, this author, and many other targets of non consensual human experimentation are exposing over the Internet:
The National Security Agency's implementation of a national brain fingerprinting program which has been used to electronically brain fingerprint the U.S. population, while cataloguing our brain fingerprints into the NSA's vast computer database.
"NSA personnel can dial up any individual in the country on the Signals lntelligence EMF scanning network and the NSA's computers will then pinpoint and track that person 24 hours-a-day. The NSA can pick out and track anyone in the U.S. NSA agents in remote offices can instantly identify (using~ RNM) any individual spotted in public who is in contact with surveillance subject."
And neither the NSA nor the politicians in this country are ever going to admit to this high crime of treason; one which has been used in which furtively destroy the United States Constitution. And with the destruction of the U.S. Constitution, the control over the U.S. Federal Government, that the Constitution guarantees the American people.
The U.S Federal Government was created to be the American people's public servant; not the other way around. However, since this Government was subverted by the House of Rothschild with the creation of one of its Communist central banks in 1914, the U.S. Federal Government now exists in name only; being controlled by a Zionist oriented shadow government which secretly controls the three branches of the U.S. Federal Government (as well as the U.S. Treasury), the U.S. Military Intelligence Complex, and the American economy.
Moreover, the Rothschilds have always made most of their money by fomenting wars between the governments of other countries, and then profiting by financing both sides of these wars. Something their predecessors continue to do in the modern day through the Communist central banks which they establish in these countries.
For instance, every war that the United States has fought since World War I has been financed by the Rothschilds' Federal Reserve System Communist central bank, since the Federal Reserve prints its counterfeited currency and then lends it to the United States Treasury at usury interest rates. The Federal Reserve then passes this debt from the Treasury to the American workforce in the way of a federal income tax.
To say the Federal Reserve System is operating criminally is a gross understatement. This organization is an abject cancer on the American people, and being used in which to destroy America's middle class by imposing a form of class warfare on us which is being used to steal what little wealth America's middle class has left, and giving it to the wealthy Zionists who control the Federal Reserve System - a 150 billion dollar a year counterfeiting and money laundering cartel.
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When Naylor wrote her book in 2006, there were a scant few people on the Internet writing about their own experiences regarding being targeted for such brain scanning technology. However, in 2010 this has become an entirely different situation, with thousands of targeted individuals (TI's) taking to the Web, while documenting the outrageous attacks on their privacy and inherent rights to freedom. Is the NSA the only agency responsible? Not at all. TI's have reported being attacked by every organization from the NSA, to the FBI and CIA - all three of whom have been given access to the types of weaponized satellites from which electronic warfare can be deployed. In fact it's safe to conclude that any organization within the U.S. Military Intelligence complex can have access to electronic warfare technology,
However, when it comes to remote thought reading/mind manipulation, this requires the use of Signals Intelligence technology; and the NSA remains the premier Signals Intelligence organization on this planet. John St. Clair Akwei has also documented this in his 1991 lawsuit against the National Security Agency.
Decades from now, Gloria Naylor's 1996--published earlier this year by Third World Press--may be considered a groundbreaking testament on the advent of the New World Order. The National Book Award winner writes in the first line of her book, "I didn't want to tell this story." Her self-described "fictionalized-memoir" claims that in 1996 she was targeted by the National Security Agency for surveillance and thought control. It sounds pretty outlandish, and the title's Orwellian nod isn't subtle, but in this age of privacy erosion and the NSA's recently unveiled warrantless surveillance program 1996 is timely. It proposes that it's quite easy for the average law-abiding citizen to become the target of an NSA investigation for reasons not directly related to national security.
"The Naylor woman"--as the memoirist is referred to by the fictional NSA officials in the text--is vacationing at her beachfront home on St. Helena, one of the Gullah islands off the coast of South Carolina, when she gets into a spat with her neighbor Eunice Simon. Simon is a woman of many cats, which keep defecating on Naylor's property. All attempts to reason with Simon are unsuccessful. Other neighbors suggest she install a fence, but, Naylor writes, "I stubbornly rejected their advice. It was my land and my garden. Why should I be the one to make concessions?"
In addition to the cat problem, Naylor has tree rats in her attic. An exterminator sets poisonous bait in the attic but says it would be more effective to place it underneath the house as well--provided she doesn't have any pets. She tells him she doesn't, but one day one of Simon's cats eats it.
Presumably, fiction enters the memoir at this point. According to Naylor, her neighbor is the sister of the assistant deputy director of the NSA, Dick Simon. She supposes that her neighbor called her brother and told some lies about her to trigger her surveillance in retaliation for the death of her beloved cat--Orwell. Eunice, who is Jewish, also tells her brother that Naylor is an anti-Semite because she was quoted in the local paper as having "cried at the Million Man March." In addition, Eunice tells the sheriff that she suspects Naylor is dealing drugs.
Naylor switches to an omniscient third-person to capture the thoughts of Dick Simon and the sheriff, who muses, "She's a writer. She's black. And she wears dreadlocks. Some kind of radical, that was for sure, but not necessarily dealing. Then again, how could she afford a place like that on that end of the island without some major help? You didn't pay for a place like that on welfare checks. "
The problem--here and elsewhere--with Naylor re-creating the thoughts of those she believes invaded her privacy is her sarcasm, such as the above reference to welfare checks. While it's believable that racism does make somebody a target, very few people, black or otherwise, have endured the break-ins, noise disruptions, tagging, tapping, and electromagnetic mind tampering that Naylor says she experienced.
Presuming to read her watchers' minds makes it harder to believe her story--and it does feel like Naylor wants us to believe her. But these fictional passages are filled with hyperbolic language, what Naylor presumes her adversaries were thinking--and it comes off simply as the real-life Naylor putting words into people's heads and mouths. Instead of true fiction, what you get are machinations and puppeteering.
And Naylor is not a political threat--her books of fiction, save this one, aren't radical. If we believe Naylor's interpretation, we are forced to believe that the second highest ranking official in the NSA would waste thousands of dollars spying on someone whose only crime was killing his sister's cat--and maybe being anti-Semitic, if saying you liked the Million Man March tags you as that. Stranger things have happened, but if Naylor's objective was to alert us to the abuses of the NSA, a lopsided-fiction approach, while perhaps safer legally, only clouds the issue.
The most successful parts of the book are the straight memoir sections because, ultimately, the fictional spying motives and objectives don't make sense. At first it feels like the Simons' objective is to scare Naylor off St. Helena, but the harassment intensifies when she returns to New York. Naylor describes an experience of "electromagnetic thought tampering" through the use of classified brainwashing equipment, which she says is pointed at her from a neighbor's home. Supposedly, the NSA and military have used such equipment for many years and call it "zapping." She writes:
I remember watching Mel Gibson's "Braveheart" for the fifteenth time when the first thought came to me: I am a bitch. It seemed to have just floated up from the bottom of my mind. It had nothing to do with what I was thinking because at that moment I wasn't thinking anything at all. I had been watching a particularly gory battle scene. I am the worst bitch in the world. I want to kill myself. Where was this stuff coming from? I frowned and rubbed my forehead. Why was I thinking these things? This wasn't me. A thought came that hit me to the heart, I hate Jews.
This thought tampering continues for months until Naylor goes to a psychiatrist, who thinks she has schizophrenia. Frustrated that no one believes her she finds a community of people on the internet who call themselves T.I.s--targeted individuals. They claim to have been subjected to electromagnetic mental torture and 24-hour surveillance, too. While their numbers are few--500 or so documented cases--their stories are astonishingly similar.
Some people--on web sites such as mindcontrolforums.com, mindjustice.org, and shoestringradio.net--even say, like Naylor, that they got "turned in" for this form of harassment and privacy invasion because of a personal vendetta with an influential person, or because of some sort of political activism or whistle-blowing. Others say the targeting is random but that the surveillance process, in most cases, extends the T.I.'s entire life. Many people believe it a form of experimentation. While few of the T.I.s claim that the government itself is behind their surveillance, most of them say governmental agencies are complicit and help the stalkers gain access to classified weapons. There's even a lawsuit pending, filed against the NSA in 1991 by a former employee named John St. Clair Akwei, who says the V2K or "voice to skull" technology was used on him, and he cites the NSA's "covert operations to monitor individuals."
The book ends, and Naylor says nothing about whether or not the surveillance stopped, or when it stopped, though in a recent interview posted online, she says she hasn't had an attack for about a year. In the final scene, she has retreated to a public library to write her memoir where the thought police can't read or interfere with her mind. She begins with the words: "I didn't want to tell this story."
1996 is not, in any sense of the word, a "good read"--not just because of its troubling subject matter, but also because of the understandably awkward and speculative manner in which it is presented. It is a haunting book, though, one that stays with you: You don't want to believe it. In the end, no hard conclusions can be made, but there are too many things we do not know to discredit 1996 completely. At the very least it's a book of this era, and the implications that it raises are only now being mined.
posted by James F. Marino at 2:29 PM
See: John St. Clair Akwei VS NSA 
NSA Remote Neural Monitoring Of The American People's Brains And The Concept Of Punishing People For Their Thoughts Has Become A Reality In The United States
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