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U.S. Woman's Months of Horror ...
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C.I.A. stole my brain
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for bizarre electronic experiment
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By Reginald Damien.
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Secret government agents are zapping and robbing the brains and minds of
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ordinary Americans.
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So says a respectable, middle-aged New England businesswoman, who claims she's a
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guinea-pig victim of a bizarre electronic brainwashing experiment.
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Dorothy Burdick's mind-boggling allegation -- which has direct links to CIA
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involvement - is made in a recent prestigious scientific journal.
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And she claims that other unsuspecting Americans are being zapped and
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brainwashed by fiendish government sci-fi techniques.
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"Some people might think that's nuts, but they've forgotten the government's long
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history of experimenting on its citizens," says Mrs. Burdick.
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She gave as examples the spraying of an unknown substance into the New York
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Subway tunnels and the more recent charge by a member of the Canadian Parliament
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that a CIA-financed psychiatrist tried to brainwash her.
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Mrs. Burdick -- not her real name -- said that the first hint that something was
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amiss came when she was making love to her husband. The words "Dorothy, you're
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being programmed," suddenly popped into her head. She burst into tears.
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Her concerned husband suggested that she see a psychiatrist which she did, to no
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avail. Strange, unwanted thoughts continued to surface in her mind despite the
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psychiatrist's efforts to stop them.
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She said that she then checked with her brother who she identified only as a
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scientist doing research on the H-bomb at M.I.T.
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He told her about the top secret government brainwashing program and said she
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was one of the people being zapped by laser in an experiment in mind control.
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According to Burdick's new book, Such Things Are Known, a laser-telescope
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located at an Air Force base near her Cape Cod, Massachusetts home is scanning
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her house and analyzing the electrical impulses given off by her brain.
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"In fact, I'm sure that the computer can decode my brain impulses just as
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telegraphers decode Morse code," she said.
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"For example, dot/dot/dot/dash/dash/dash/dot/dot/dot in Morse code means SOS, or
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help.
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"Likewise, scientists have learned that dot/dot in my head means Dorothy. Now
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that they know the code, they're shooting dots into my head and programming my
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thoughts.
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"It wouldn't at all surprise me," a high placed member of a European
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intelligence service said.
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"We know the Russians have been using radio waves to control the minds of their
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citizens. Only recently we had a huge intelligence breakthrough when some
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Soviet scientists lent one of the cruder models of a mind control device to an
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American veterans hospital. Quite stupidly, they sent along an operating
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manual, which clearly specified its use as a mind control device.
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"We know that the Soviets have been beaming highly suspicious radio waves at the
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West and I've been involved in several high level discussions during which the
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various means of counteracting Soviet mind control programs were discussed.
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"The most compelling course of action suggested at one of those meetings was
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that the West must first learn how the snoops are doing it before we can learn
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how to counteract it.
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"There is no better way to devise a countermeasure to a new weapon than by
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learning exactly how the enemy's system works. And to do that one must actually
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attempt to do the same things things the enemy is doing -- which, in this case,
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quite frankly, is to attempt to control the minds of people.
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"So I'm not in the least surprised to learn that our American colleagues are
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doing this sort of thing. It is, after all, a matter of self-defense."
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Mrs. Burdick has adopted her own method of self-defense against the mind-zapping
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she claims she's experiencing.
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She wears a coat with tin cans attached to it, and a hat filled with playing
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marbles.
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National Examiner. August 9, 1983.
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