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Given the insanity that we are seeing in the general public these days about the

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willingness to throw away their rights, whether it be the right to bear arms, the

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right of free speech, the right to assembly, or the freedom to due process,

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it makes one wonder what the hell is going on. How did people get like this?

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How are people seemingly arguing against their self-interest and feeling no

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compunction about it? I'm going to take you on a tour of what is really

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happening behind the curtains in the world, all of which are being portrayed

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as necessary actions for the greater good of humanity.

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In 2013 former President Barack Obama was announcing his administration's brain,

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brain research through advancing innovative neurotechnologies. The study, describing a

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way to manipulate a lab animal's brain circuitry accurately enough to turn

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behaviors both on and off. The point of the remote control mouse is not to create

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an army of robo-rodents, but to perfect a technique that will control the behavior

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by activating and deactivating neurons.

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the technique used to control neurons is called DREDs, designer receptors exclusively activated by designer

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drugs. Because the receptor does not respond to other molecules, including natural ones in the brain,

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the only way to activate the neurons is via the human-made ones.

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DREDs allow scientists to manipulate neurons without implanting anything in the brain.

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Look at this. Current optogenetic experiments rely on extracting opsins, light-sensitive proteins,

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from plants which can be introduced to mammals by methods including injection and infection via adenovirus.

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What they do is they genetically engineer a receptor that can get into a person through a viral vector,

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and what that means is through an injection of the vaccine or through the contraction of an adenovirus which has been modified.

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You might think, oh well, I just won't get injected and I won't go anywhere where I can get this adenovirus.

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There's 52 of them. And they range from the common cold, fever, sore throat, pink eye, they're prevalent.

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So that's creepy, because if you look at what it says, DREDs allows scientists to manipulate neurons

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without implanting anything in the brain. It indeed makes one wonder, given what we see today in the general public.

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You do need to take the designer drug, though, to make this effective.

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Once delivered into an organism, opsins can be expressed in eye, brain, or skin cells,

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allowing their light sensitivity to be remotely activated or silenced with timed pulses of light

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in different color wavelengths across the light spectrum that can target multiple bodily systems

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and cause a variety of biological effects.

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If targeted precisely enough with the appropriate light, it's thought that optogenetics could be used

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by manipulating neural circuits involved with pain, fear, reward, wakefulness, and social behaviors.

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There's this enormous mystery waiting to be unlocked.

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The Brain Initiative will change that by giving scientists the tools they need to get a dynamic picture

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of the brain in action and better understand how we think and how we learn and how we remember.

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And that's part of what this Brain Initiative is about.

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If scientists can turn on or off specific targeted groups of neurons at will,

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they place themselves in between the natural human experience and basically their keyboard.

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They place themselves between you and your natural human reactions to things.

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So, optogenetics looks like the way to go, but how do you get people to put wires in their heads?

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Well, you can't, but it turns out now you don't have to.

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Here we have the new development in optogenetics.

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Luminopsins.

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Luminescent opsins, or LMOs, were developed to achieve combined chemo and optogenetic manipulation.

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Luminescent opsins allow manipulation of neuronal activity over a range of spatial and temporal scale

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in the same experimental animal.

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What they are saying here is not only can they turn on specific reactions,

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but they can also turn off their same reactions.

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A problem they were having with the other methods is they could only do one.

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They could either stimulate the receptor or suppress the receptor.

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With the combined chemo-optogenetic manipulation, they can do both.

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They're using luminopsins, so they don't need the wiring anymore.

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Basically, science can use these luminopsins to interfere with a person's free will.

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The other function of optogenetics is just a simple observation.

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They might want to know how you feel about seeing a particular image,

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how that image changes the next thing you do.

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Basically, the scientists can understand what exactly is going on in our bodies and our minds.

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But to do that, it can't be invasive.

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Well, what have you noticed proliferating on the market for the last eight years?

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Microsoft Band.

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It'll record all the stuff going on in your body.

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Same with Google Fit or Apple Watch.

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This Muse head-brain-sensing headband is even scarier.

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There's also 23andMe, which collects your genetic data.

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Imagine if they had a combination of all these things.

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All of this is attached to your smartphone.

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So it's not so much the device, it's the smartphone monitoring that's the dangerous part.

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Because who's getting that data?

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And what are they doing with it?

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Look at what it says here.

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This is from 2016.

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Towards a psychophysics of interoceptive processes.

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The measurement of heartbeat detection.

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Over the past 50 years, research on interoception has grown exponentially

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from 17 citations of interocept in 1965 to 8,440 in 2015.

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Web of science.

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The early Russian work was summarized in Rosarin's landmark article on the subject

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and demonstrated inter alia.

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That interception participated fully in the intersensory processes of Pavlovian conditioning.

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They want to know all of our interoceptive data because it plays directly into Pavlovian conditioning.

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You can change anybody's behavior if you know how to manipulate those feelings inside them

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when they are experiencing something.

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You do that over and over and over and you actually change their whole physiological responses to it.

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Have you ever wondered if we are going towards that future?

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A world that is entirely sending feedback regularly to some processor somewhere?

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Is there a prison around us of electronic biofeedback and manipulation?

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Let's say there will be a flu virus.

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All the common adenoviruses and they had this modified DRED receptor in there.

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We would never know.

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And it would be in there.

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In our body.

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Just waiting to be activated by the designer drug or by light activation.

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Maybe it sounds paranoid.

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Or maybe not.

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You've been served with the opportunity to decide what to believe.

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The secrecy that surrounds this issue is so extraordinary that most presidents are not briefed

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on it.

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And if they're briefed, they're briefed in a way that is perfunctory and very, very limited

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and designed to control their actions.

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It's not the one percent.

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It's the .0000001 percent who would not benefit from this because they are the ones sitting atop

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the petrodollar system, the macroeconomic order.

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For the most part, presidents since Eisenhower have not had appropriate access control.

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Now what I mean access control, this means not only access to the program, but control over them.

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And people need to make, at the very beginning, a very clear understanding between knowing

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and being able to do anything about it.

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So every single president has been interested in this.

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Famously, Jimmy Carter, as he was president-elect, asked the outgoing CIA director, George Bush,

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senior to brief him on this issue.

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And president-elect Carter was told by then outgoing CIA director Bush that he would not tell him about

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this issue. And he didn't say he didn't have information. He said, I will not share that with you

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and directed him to get it from the Congressional Research Service.

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Believe it or not, saying that to the incoming president of the United States.

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This is well documented in Disclosure Project witness testimony from people

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who were privy to what happened.

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One of the discoveries that emerged out of modern quantum theory is that

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so-called empty space isn't really empty at all. It's actually full of energy. So instead of being

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like kind of a quiet, empty lake, it's more like the froth at the base of a waterfall or something.

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And this energy is basically electromagnetic in nature. And the energy density is quite high.

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There's enough energy in the volume of a coffee cup to evaporate all the world's oceans that you

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could get it all up. There's enough energy in the volume of a coffee cup to

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evaporate all the world's oceans.

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We have the giant industrial or really cartel, economic cartels in energy. And it's not one

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cartel. There are many, many groups in energy. And each of those has become very powerful in its own

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area. And each one does not wish to see simple little electrical taps pulling out enormous energy from

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the vacuum. They would much rather see you burning a lot more oil and so forth.

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But the secret behind these UFO propulsion systems and energy systems would give us an entirely new

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planet. Beautiful. But there are stakeholders who are very, very powerful who aren't happy about that.

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And many people have asked me, given the folks I've met with over the years,

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why doesn't someone do that? Here's a mistake many people have made. They come up with one of these

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systems. Maybe it's a prototype that's only putting out a hundred watts of, quote, free energy that's

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coming from the vacuum, 10 watts going in and 100 watts coming out. And they get approached by someone

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that says, oh, well, work with me and we're a VC group and here's 50 million dollars for a startup.

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Guess what? Those folks are either shilling, they're fronting for the intelligence community,

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or they're sincere, but then someone comes in later with five billion dollars and buys them out.

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I met with such a man not long ago at my home in Virginia, out at our farm. And he says, oh, yeah,

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well, you know, 50 million dollars wouldn't be a problem, but I would want to have control over

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the corporation and the technology. I said, I don't think that's really a good idea. Have you ever gone

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mano a mano with the national security state? He says, no, but I've done lots of, you know, apps and,

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you know, stuff. And, you know, he thought this was like coming out with a new iPhone app. And I said,

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well, the problem with that is let me just ask you a question. If you put 50 million dollars into

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that research and development program and came out with a prototype of something that would run

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people's homes, take them off the grid, self-sufficiency, lift the third world out of poverty

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in three, four years, five years at the most. But someone offered you five billion dollars for your

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fifty million dollar funding, what would you do? He says, I'm a businessman. I would sell.

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I said, no, you're a money whore. And you have just sold out the future of the world

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to another front organization that's going to bury it.

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Thank you.