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presidential board of science advisor under President Johnson, extended this thinking,and theorized that one could modulate a signal in the ionosphere that would rebounddownward toward targets on the ground, or in the air. 6 The quest to turn the atmosphereitself into a plasma state to facilitate EM transmissions, as we show later, is a logicalextension of this concept.Decades ago, presidential policy advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski wrote the followingabout MacDonald’s work: “Political strategists are tempted to exploit research on thebrain and human behavior. Geophysicist Gordon J.F. MacDonald, a specialist inproblems of warfare, says accurately-timed, artificially-excited electronic strokes couldlead to a pattern of oscillations that produce relatively high power levels over certainregions of the earth . . . in this way one could develop a system that would seriouslyimpair the brain performance of very large populations in selected regions over anextended period . . . No matter how deeply disturbing the thought of using theenvironment to manipulate behavior for national advantages, to some, the technologypermitting such use will very probably develop within the next few decades.” 7Brzezinksi was right, of course. Such capabilities have been developed, much ofit under cover of “Star Wars” funding as well as in dozens of other classified defense andintelligence programs.According to Dr. Armen Victorian and many other sources, PANDORA was astepping stone to a massive expansion of research and extensive testing of these findings,research that has been conducted ever since by the Army, Navy, Air Force and CIA,often with “non-volunteer human test-beds.” Years later, even in the face of a flood ofcourt cases brought by unwitting victims, “no liability has ever been admitted by theestablishments or their contractors,” writes Victorian. “The situation remains the sametoday . . . U.S. military interest in electromagnetics is now well established.” 8A few scientists have been open about the capabilities of controlling humanconsciousness and behavior with EM technology. One such researcher is Dr. ElizabethRauscher-Bise, who has worked at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and StanfordResearch Institute, and as a research consultant to NASA and the U.S. Navy. In 2003,Rauscher-Bise told independent journalist Joe Vialls that she had identified the specificfrequency effects needed to induce nausea, happiness, and many other behavioral statesdecades ago. “Give me the money and three months,” she boasted to Vialls, “and I'll beable to affect the behavior of 80 per cent of the people in this town without theirknowing it. Make them happy—or at least they'll think they're happy. Or aggressive.”Elizabeth Rauscher-Bise is reportedly above board with her work, havingdemonstrated the effects of various frequencies quasi-public forums. Vialls tells the storyabout “one memorable demonstration in California, [when] she turned a specific brainwave on all students in the left-side of her auditorium, whereupon their teeth startedchattering collectively and uncontrollably. When the unaffected students on the rightsideof the auditorium suggested this might be some sort of trick, Elizabeth Rauscher-Bise calmly turned the specific brain wave on them instead. The right-side now sufferedexactly the same fate, watched by the stunned, but no longer affected students on theleft-side.” 9The militarization of American neuroscienceWhile developments in brain research are touted for their amazingtherapeutic advances in the medical field, they primarily serve the purposesof the U.S. military. Americans have little idea about the research10