Many of you may wonder why I choose to use a picture of a telecommunications tower for my profile pic. The answer is simple. I am guilty of the same act as many of us as we attempt to build our circle of online friends and networking contacts; that of perusing profile pictures to determine who we choose to invite into our online community based on the "attractiveness" of the photos. Personally, I do make an effort to read the descriptions of a prospective "friend's" interests, as time permits, before I attempt to make contact via message. As a freelance writer, promoter of my son's music (click on audio tab), and survivor of CIA/NSA/Illuminati programming, I want the reader of my blog to focus on the information, rather than my physical appearance. That is not to say that I don't consider myself attractive to women. In the beginning, I felt it was necessary to conceal my identity online due to the subject matter and the fact that I wanted to remain "faceless" in order to appeal to as wide of an audience as possible. Now, I have concerns about others using the anonymity of the internet to make claims of being responsible for the fruits of my labor. My family, friends, and local associates are aware of the financial sacrifices I have made and how hard I've worked to write and promote my forthcoming book. The point is that people I've attempted to contact nationally may have no idea who I am because the methods that most people use to promote themselves or their work have been inhibited in my case (i.e. telephone, email, website). The message is simply "this technology is no joke." Have you heard of the term psychotronics? If you haven't, you need to educate yourselves before this technology is used on a mass scale. From my experience and those of others, psychotronic weaponry has been used mostly to suppress political and religious dissent, for covert medical experimentation and to modify the behavior of those considered marginal by the elites. Several articles I've read, describe the negative health effects on targeted individuals. According to a declassified U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) report released in 1977, the Russians discovered that secret microwave radiation can be used to induce the following symptoms in unsuspecting victims:headache, fatigue, perspiration, dizziness, menstrual disorders, irritability, agitation, tension, drowsiness, sleeplessness, depression, anxiety, forgetfulness, and the lack of concentration.

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In the summer of 2006, I consulted a brain injury attorney. I wanted to check on the possibility of a lawsuit to compensate me for the mental duress I had been subjected to. This was long before I learned anything about psychotronic weaponry. The lawyer perused the article I brought along, describing brain - computer interfaces (BCI), and then advised me that he handled cases involving traditional brain injuries such as those from auto accidents. He did encourage me to continue my research and to continue praying and reading the Bible. After leaving his office, I went straight to the library and sent emails to the National Enquirer and to a local TV reporter.

I knew that most of my experiences would be difficult to prove in a civil court, since the majority of my suffering was psychological, but I decided to follow the lawyer's advice and continue searching for information. I wanted to thoroughly research the information available in order to sound credible when I described my experiences to a reporter. Several times during my research I considered contacting other local news media, but I decided not to. There were two reasons I did not. One, the more I read, the more I realized that there is a number of people who have had experiences like myself and were snubbed when they attempted to contact news media and law enforcement. Secondly, I realized that the local news media is in league with the very same people they would be investigating.

One day I noticed a copy of All The President's Men sitting on a bookcase shelf in the den of my mother's house, so I opened the book and read from the acknowledgements. I was curious to see how Berstein and Woodward undertook their task of investigating powerful people, since the more articles I read, I realized that the technology used on me had been developed by high level government agencies. That is not to say that those were the people who actually used the brainwashing and behavioral modification techniques on me initially, but the more I read, the more it became apparent that this mental assault was sanctioned by the government. Because of what I read in their book, I decided to contact the national media, and in fact, I sent out several emails, including one to Illinois Senator Barack Obama before he decided to seek the Democratic nomination for President. I selected Senator Obama to contact because he had recently made a campaign appearance in our city before the midterm elections, and I was concerned about this technology being used to affect the outcome of the voting. Prior to sending that email, I sent one to Oprah because I really believed at the time that my great uncle had been murdered by psychotronic weaponry to gain control of his assets and to eliminate a potential resource of mine.  My PC at home had been remotely disabled, rendering it nothing more than a word processor.  The technology used is so advanced that my files were corrupted and somehow removed remotely, even though I haven't been online at home in over a year.  Consequently, most of the research for this novel was done at the local library, where I have been able to use the internet for up to 2 hours a day. Within that time frame, at times only about a quarter of that time has been productive due to the technological barriers I face each time I access the internet.  Acts as mundane as logging in to check my email, something that most people take for granted, have been inhibited by those who wish to suppress this manuscript and prevent the general public from being exposed to this information.