Eleanor White rating:  OK
November 24, 2008
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ARTICLE:  "Microwaves and Behavior" by Dr. Don Justesen
published in the journal "American Psychologist" in the
March 1975 issue

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EW:  In the electronic harassment arena, VOICE TO SKULL
is the BIG ONE.  It's the harassment experience that
attracts journalists, for one thing, and it's the harassment
experience that so often brings forth strong hints that
electronic assault targets may be mentally ill.

What this article does is show that pulsed microwave
voice to skull has been do-able, and not even a military
secret, since it was announced at the University of Utah
in August, 1974.  That's more than three decades.

A recent Freedom of Information request shows that the U.S.
military has an interest in developing voice to skull
further:

http://www.raven1.net/friedmanv2s.pdf

Since the operating principle is simple, basically synthesizing
voice from a stream of clicks, and a radar set can be modified
to transmit the original voice to skull signal type, and since
this technique has been available for over three decades, it is
reasonable to not summarily assume targets of organized stalking
and electronic harassment must be mentally ill.

Hopefully journalists will, in the future, clearly mention Dr.
Joseph Sharp's success of the 1970s to give the public a
balanced picture.

Eleanor White