3. What Covert Operations Could They Be Conducting Today?
Whilst MKULTRA was undergoing exposition in the mid 1970’s, and the CIA’s image incurred irreparable damage, DARPA began to take serious interest in Brain Machine Interfacing — which is when the human brain gets connected to an external machine, or computer, thus resulting in a form of assimilation, sometimes referred to as Transhumanism.
DARPA’s interest culminated in their Next-Generation Nonsurgical Neurotechnologies (N3) Program, and other similar efforts which continue to be openly pursued by the establishment today. In 2015, for example, researchers from MIT injected magnetic nanoparticles — which are many thousands of times smaller than a single human hair — into the brains of mice which they were then able to manipulate using an external magnetic remote. This research was funded in part by DARPA. (See page 4, Acknowledgments)
According to the National Center for Electron Microscopy, 1 ant is 1,000,000 times larger than a nanoparticle | Info Source
In 2019, expanding further on this experimentation, they used injectable magnetic nanoparticles enclosed in lipids as a means for drug delivery to specific parts of the body, which conveniently required nothing more than a “very weak magnetic field” to accomplish. Like their previous study on mice, this had to be injected into a targeted area of the body to produce the desired outcome. However, as documented in the MIT news release, “In principle, this technique could also be used to guide the particles to specific, pinpoint locations in the body, using gradients of magnetic fields to push them along”. This research was also funded in part by DARPA and the NIH.
The following year, in 2020, these researchers injected specialized magnetic nanoparticles into the adrenal glands of rats which enabled them to manipulate their cortisol and adrenaline release, both of which play a crucial role in depression, stress, anxiety and overall mood. As the MIT news release notes, “the research team wanted to explore the idea of treating disorders of the brain by manipulating organs that are outside the central nervous system but influence it through hormone release.” This research was also funded by DARPA and the NIH. (See Acknowledgments)
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In 2021, researchers from Indiana University School of Medicine injected mice with new and improved magnetoelectric nanoparticles that did not require the insertion of any genetically engineered material. The researchers found a way to guide the nanoparticles into any part of the body, including the brain, by using an external magnetic force, and then manipulated the nanoparticles which subsequently manipulated the target’s brain. This study, probably more so than any other that is publicly available, demonstrates the potential for noninvasively weaponizing vaccines for the purpose of behavioral modification due to its subtlety. This research was funded in part by DARPA and the US Department of Defense. (See last paragraph)
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As you can see, there currently exists technologies with obvious potential for weaponization under the auspices of lifesaving vaccines. What makes these studies even more concerning, is that clandestine projects, historically speaking, have been far more advanced than what is permitted in the public domain. Furthermore — as was the case with MKULTRA — any studies that are of particular interest to the establishment can simply be classified by way of “national security” and a subsequent sanitized version gets released to the public instead. In other words, any existing technologies are likely far more sophisticated than anything we are currently aware of.
With that said, there are other notable technologies we could explore in order to truly appreciate the possible dangers we face, most notably gene drives through CRISPR-Cas9 or injecting engineered parasites into people for the alleged purpose of drug delivery, amongst other things, but former Samueli-Rockefeller Professor James Giordano — an advisor to DARPA and one of the foremost experts on neurotechnology and biowarfare around the world — has candidly articulated how these sorts of techniques are, in fact, being weaponized “worldwide” in the present day…
