OT..maybe this is why there are so many Doomers...

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07/13/99 - Scoff if you will, but They are using the Internet to control our minds. Not so long ago, They did it with secret radio and TV transmissions, but with the burgeoning of digital technology, the Web is rapidly becoming Their mind control method of choice.

One victim, labeled "delusional" by authorities, says the CIA planted "Internet bugs" in his ears to monitor his thoughts. They also uploaded "incriminating" photos of him onto a Web page.

Before you laugh, stop and ask yourself why your ears have been ringing so much lately. Are you sure your synapses are safe?

Fortunately, there's an inexpensive way to block Their intrusive signals and protect the contents of your cerebellum. Aluminum foil has been proven a safe and effective prophylactic against a myriad of mind control strategies. Simply form a sheet of foil into a stylish, tight-fitting cap and add matching antennae to capture and divert unwanted signals. For an extra measure of digital safety, coat your fingertips before touching the keyboard.

And for more information, see the ZDNN report:

  • 'Net sparks fears of mind control'


  • -- Y2K Pro (2@641.com), July 14, 1999

    Answers

    Thanks, Y2K Pro. Good post.

    You should also mention that "They" have been controlling the population's minds for years with two other nefarious technologies, newspape and television! Those who are susceptible to mind attacks using these means of mind control are called "sheeple," or "pollies."

    The rest of us Get It.

    -- Prometheus (fire@for.man), July 14, 1999.


    Give me an "r"!

    -- Prometheus (fire@for.man), July 14, 1999.

    I fear Pro has seen one too many "James Bond" movies. Perhaps he and the "small Soldiers" fan, CPR, should get together and do popcorn and apple slices and spend less time trying to impress us with their theories.

    You can be paranoid together and I'm sure CPR will let you play with his grenades, PRO. (pull the pretty 'ring'.....)

    -- Will continue (farming@home.com), July 14, 1999.


    y2k amateur,

    Thank God, I thought you would never stop posting those tired quotes you've been leaning on as your fodder for evidence that we're all cultists with a death wish.

    -- David Butts (dciinc@aol.com), July 14, 1999.


    Great retorts people. Is he serious ??? Fashionable antennae ? Well at least now I know WHY some sport these kinds of hats, and are relieved they do indeed perform " a function?" ROFLMAOSTC

    -- Annie (GaidensY2K@Aol.com), July 14, 1999.


    I'm trying to finish my preps. Need to know how long the antennas need to be, what angle to place them at, and is that regular aluminum foil or heavy duty? Can I grow them in my garden? When offering tips on how to prepare, please be specific.

    -- cd (artful@dodger.com), July 14, 1999.

    Running an IQ test Pro?

    -- Mumsie (Shezdremn@aol.com), July 14, 1999.

    I heard it from a friend of an assassin who works with a splintering faction group that used to do contract work with the CIA that the priest of a very high ranking official in the government of another country was told in confession by an informant who's services are utilized by the FBI that there is speculation that there may be a news release soon from the President of a major US corporation that builds components used in the production of the alleged mind control devices that it is apparently true that the "internet bugs" are NOT y2k compliant and in fact, does not even exist, so this technology has been given the proper certification as "y2k ready".

    So, put your aluminum foil to better use, and please recycle.

    Mike ============================================================

    -- Michael Taylor (mtdesign3@aol.com), July 14, 1999.


    Why Tu Que Profo: Remember the Truth(not you) points to itself.

    -- jaime estrada (beseme@dedo.net), July 14, 1999.

    gniK regruB ta boj ym evol I

    -- orp K2Y (2@641.com), July 14, 1999.


    Serious question, Pro: Are you not going to do one iota of preparation, for either infrastructure breakdown or severe recession?

    -- Peter Errington (petere@ricochet.net), July 14, 1999.

    So now that we know what your problem is, Pro, how about a pic in your cute little hat?

    -- sue (deco100@aol.com), July 14, 1999.

    Translation:

    Sue is getting nervous because she has run out of tinfoil...

    -- Y2K Pro (2@641.com), July 14, 1999.


    Perhaps somebody thinks this stuff up while they are wrapping tin foil around their Burger King crown (you can understand the "metallic" upgrade notion, when one has worn the standard issue "crown" for years).

    Learn to stand upright, instead of posting such dribble here.

    -- BiGG (supersite@acronet.net), July 14, 1999.


    Pro,

    Watcha' doin'. Your not spending valuable time at doomer sites like Sighting's....are ya. Come on out of the polly closet, it's ok, we'll welcome you with open arms.

    -- CygnusXI (noburnt@toast.net), July 15, 1999.



    Pro, pal, you have been spending WAY to much time with al-d. For your own sake, please, I ask please get those shocks replaced on your Pinto. It'll save ya' a world of hurt. Remember that coffee is really HOT.

    -- Mike (midwestmike_@hotmail.com), July 15, 1999.

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