Aluminum Foil Deflector Beanie

[Nu Kua]

"An Aluminum Foil Deflector Beanie (AFDB) is a type of headwear that can shield your brain from most electromagnetic psychotronic mind control carriers. AFDBs are inexpensive (even free if you don't mind scrounging for thrown-out aluminium foil) and can be constructed by anyone with at least the dexterity of a chimp (maybe bonobo). This cheap and unobtrusive form of mind control protection offers real security to the masses. Not only do they protect against incoming signals, but they also block most forms of brain scanning and mind reading, keeping the secrets in your head truly secret. AFDBs are safe and operate automatically. All you do is make it and wear it and you're good to go! Plus, AFDBs are stylish and comfortable."

Instructions and further information here.
This is the first site I've seen that really stresses the importance of having the shiny side up and out when making your "tin" foil hat.

A testimonial:

"For years I had been the subject of a subjective mind control program to try and harness my energies for the benefit of the government. This started after capture and intergation and having what they called "Cranial screw therapy"

I found myself losing large passages of time from my memory and seemed to have a direct voice link into my skull passing messages to guide me in their pursuits.

I discovered the AFDB techniques and so far I have been able to free myself from their control. Under their control I could not travel in the open without them knowing my exact whereabouts at all times.

Now with my customized AFDB I can travel freely and feel I now blend in to the crowd to stay one step ahead of the goverment.

I remain at large from them to this day and do not want to be recaptured to act as a disposabled puppet of their evil exploits...

Could this deceptively simple device be all we need to avoid being tracked and mind-raped by a devious, Reptilian-infiltrated, Illuminate-agenda driven government?

Or is it too late? :-(

Government Bans Tin Foil Beanies

Responding to pressure from the CIA and NSA, the US Government has banned aluminum headgear, metal underwear and other devices designed to interfere with mind-control rays.

"This kind of clothing is unpatriotic," said a White House spokesman. "America's intelligence agencies are fighting a ceaseless battle against the forces of terrorism, paranoia, alien abduction and civil liberties. Mind control is an essential weapon in our fight to keep the US safe from unconventional and non-conformist elements in society. The agencies rely on mind-control rays to preserve our freedom, and we have to let these guys do their jobs."...

[Blu-ray]

I knew I was doing something wrong with mine! I've always made mine with shiny side in!

[Nu Kua]

That explains a lot, DVD! There have been studies that have indicated having the shiny side IN could actually attract them to you. Due to the reverse process of the deflecting properties of the shiny side, what you actually were doing the whole time is broadcasting your brain waves in a much larger plane!

[acacia]

I nearly fell over when I saw that a roll of heavy duty tin foil 200 ft. is now $10.00 in the grocery store!

If I get the thinner tin foil, which is cheaper, I can double it over. But I will only be able to protect half my head. Which side is the most important to protect...the left brain or the right brain?

Ps. The reason I won't have enough foil yet is because I will be sharing it with others who have a bigger head than mine.

Also, is the foil reusable....or do I need to make a new hat every day. I mean it might absorb a lot of stuff like energy waves and get saturated, right?

[HardBoiled]

The reason your confused as to how to make your hat is because your getting bombarded with extra energy 'waves' right now that are ment to do just that.

You need to quickly wrap your head with tin foil, preferably in a tall cone shape to protect yourself as soon as possible. Then you will be able to think more clearly and develope a more 'professional' tin foil hat late.

Least thats what I did.

[Traveler]

The cheapest way to disrupt the radio guided insects is with an old HT coil from a car and a relay that you wire up as a buzzer that feeds the coil. You attach the antenna to the HT output of the coil and let it rip.

This scrambles most radio frequencies over a broad spectrum for a few hundred meters. Thus blocking all control to radio operated devices. This will be used a lot as a defence against robotic anti riot equipment that is going to be deployed in the near future.

[acacia]

The cheapest way to disrupt the radio guided insects is with an old HT coil from a car and a relay that you wire up as a buzzer that feeds the coil. You attach the antenna to the HT output of the coil and let it rip.

What are radio insects?

Where do I find the HT coil? Do you have a diagram?
What does a relay look like?
How doe it "rip"?

What does all this do?

[Nu Kua]

Originally Posted by Acacia

What are radio insects?

I'm surprised you didn't know about this! (It's 100% true)


Robo-Fly, Built to Spy

We all know that our gadgets keep getting smaller and smaller; we start out with cell phones the size of bricks, then we get our StarTacs, then our RAZRs, and pretty soon, we're talking into some Zoolander-looking gizmo. Same goes for flying robots. Raven drones, with five-foot wingspans, begat Wasps, only 13 inches wide, which begat 6-inch micro air vehicles.

Now, a Harvard professor has come up with might be the smallest drone yet: "Weighing only 60 milligrams, with a wingspan of three centimeters, the tiny robot's movements are modeled on those of a real fly," Technology Review notes...

From the Technology Review page linked to above:

...The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is funding Wood's research in the hope that it will lead to stealth surveillance robots for the battlefield and urban environments. The robot's small size and fly-like appearance are critical to such missions. "You probably wouldn't notice a fly in the room, but you certainly would notice a hawk," Wood says...

The funniest thing about this (if one can laugh) is sometime over the summer there was a story circulating about how President Bush became upset over a fly that kept buzzing around him at a press conference, or some sort of meeting. I wonder if it was no ordinary fly!

I noted you said you have large headed friends who will be sharing your aluminum foil. I also have a large head (for a woman at least) and I think it is entirely fair to ask the melon heads to chip in for the price of the tinfoil. Times are tough and all must be willing to do their part! But do try to not allow anyone to tease your friends with the massive heads... we tend to be sensitive about it and it is already hard enough being smarter than everybody else! :-)
As to your other questions, the site I linked to is pretty thorough. I think most of those questions are answered there. This is kind of new to me, too.

Traveler,
Can you link to a diagram, or maybe recommend a book for the newbies in the field of electronics?

[olddragon]

[Blu-ray]

[Traveler]

Originally Posted by Nu Kua

Traveler,
Can you link to a diagram, or maybe recommend a book for the newbies in the field of electronics?

There is no book for it, its an idea I came up with. I was concerned about all the new technology that was coming on line for the control of the civilian population so I did what I normally do and just prayed about it, then this idea just popped into my head.

You see, all the robots are linked by radio control back to a command center. All you have to do is disrupt the signals and the robots are left without instructions as to what to do.

What I explained there is rather like the very early radio system that relied on morse code to transmit, but if you use the contacts of a 12v relay wired up as a buzzer you get peaks and spikes all over the radio spectrum. The HT coil is what supplies the high voltage to the spark plugs of the car and can also be used to increase the voltage to the point where it is able to be used to transmit over a fair distance.

[acacia]

I noted you said you have large headed friends who will be sharing your aluminum foil.


Yes. They are permanently visiting me. They are from France.


I also have a large head (for a woman at least)

I think I have seen some evidence of that...perhaps on a post somewhere?

and I think it is entirely fair to ask the melon heads to chip in for the price of the tinfoil.

That's a brillant idea. Your large head serves you well.

But do try to not allow anyone to tease your friends with the massive heads...

My friends say hello to you

[acacia]

NuKua,
Maybe you or someone else can tell me the name of this movie. It was on a few years ago.

Instead of tin foil....these guys used those copper wire scrubbers and stuffed them under their baseball caps for protection. The whole town had turned into robo-zombie. People were controlled by frequencies from the cell towers.

Do you think copper would work?




Also, about the radio insect. It looks like a prototype, but I don't think it would be very effective. I mean...birds might eat it in flight. I think it's just a frivilous play project that will not come to anything.

[acacia]

I am not so sure that "just any tin foil " will do. What do you all think of this?

MAGNETIC SHIELDING FOIL
"The Best Material Available for Shielding DC, ELF & VLF Magnetic Fields"



Used for years in industry to shield delicate electronic components from EMFs, this 80% nickel alloy magnetic shielding foil is now available at affordable prices for home and office use. The thinner (0.004" thick) material is easy to trim with scissors and shape by hand. Thicker material offers better shielding performance but requires snips to cut. Can be formed into magnetic barriers on cellular phones, microwave ovens, doorbell transformers, VDTs, buried wiring, and more. With snug fitting shapes, get as much as 75% attenuation of the magnetic field with one thickness. Use multiple layers for even greater reduction. Foil is available in two thicknesses and can be ordered in any length. (We recommend the use of a gaussmeter to determine the proper shape and positioning of the magnetic shield, and to confirm that the fields have been adequately reduced.)

[gordon]

I think people have been watching Mel Gibson's Conspiracy Movie.

[Nu Kua]

Originally Posted by acacia

I am not so sure that "just any tin foil " will do. What do you all think of this?

MAGNETIC SHIELDING FOIL
"The Best Material Available for Shielding DC, ELF & VLF Magnetic Fields"

Used for years in industry to shield delicate electronic components from EMFs, this 80% nickel alloy magnetic shielding foil is now available at affordable prices for home and office use. The thinner (0.004" thick) material is easy to trim with scissors and shape by hand. Thicker material offers better shielding performance but requires snips to cut. Can be formed into magnetic barriers on cellular phones, microwave ovens, doorbell transformers, VDTs, buried wiring, and more. With snug fitting shapes, get as much as 75% attenuation of the magnetic field with one thickness. Use multiple layers for even greater reduction. Foil is available in two thicknesses and can be ordered in any length. (We recommend the use of a gaussmeter to determine the proper shape and positioning of the magnetic shield, and to confirm that the fields have been adequately reduced.)

I'm not much of a scientist, but it does seem as if nickle actually might be good for that sort of thing, but I do not know why I feel that way. The quote mentions its use in the electronics industry, are there any sources to back that up?



Although the post started out tongue in cheek, the conversation has led me to wonder if there is anything that would actually block applied sound technology?
It's too early to be creative so I'm just copying this verbatim from an earlier post I made in one of Bloodlines threads, regarding subliminal messages:

Sound technology has advanced greatly- this an article from NPR explains one of the uses of focused sound, crowd control- and also touches upon its use already in combat.

Focused Sound 'Laser' for Crowd Control
...Several police departments across America are planning to try a new device that uses focused sound, turned way up....
These devices are more than just fancy speakers...The same devices can also be used as public address systems, projecting instructions or warnings at lower settings -- and at higher settings, forcing crowds to disperse...
...That's not to say that sonic weapons can't do harm. Earlier this year in Jerusalem, the Israeli Army used a device nicknamed "The Scream" to scatter protest groups. The Scream sends out noise at frequencies that affect the inner ear, creating dizziness and nausea. The device can also cause hearing damage....


Article in Wired
...Costa Mesa, California-based HPV showed off three sizes of its Magnetic Acoustic Device, or MAD, a black square panel composed of multiple speakers. The units on display ranged from about 4 to 10 feet across.

The device uses magnets approximately 6 inches tall and 9.25 inches wide to convert electrical pulses into sound waves, and is capable of aiming sound precisely for thousands of feet -- like the sonic equivalent of a laser, or spotlight...


Do not fear, focused sound can be fun, too!
from Holosonics Research Lab

The Audio Spotlight is a revolutionary new audio technology that creates sound in a narrow beam, just like light. Aim the flat, thin speaker disc to your desired listening area, and provide all of the sound — with none of the noise.

Article on the company and technology in BizJournal

The technology is here, already, to focus words, music, whatever, directly to one individual in a crowd of thousands.
The frequencies can be turned up highly and tightly enough to make sound a weapon, or turned down enough to be a personal messaging device.
That seems a lot more viable to use as a tool for good or evil than mere subliminal messaging.

*edit
I was poking around and found another NPR link- regarding these technologies use in advertising

http://www.onthemedia.org/transcripts/2007/12/14/05

...Last week, we visited a billboard on Prince Street in New York City that is among the first of its kind to find a way past the indifference of even the most detached New Yorker. The billboard is flanked by devices that look like speakers but which direct highly focused sound at unsuspecting persons who trigger a sensor by walking by.

The sound is sent at a frequency that can only be heard by them. That's because the transmitter uses the skull as a speaker and so the sound resonates inside the head....

If there a "tinfoil hat" to protect against sound wave vibrations?
Ever wonder about those crazed killers who go into public places on a shooting spree, and how their neighbors always say "But he was such a nice, gentle man!"
How do we know that he wasn't an experiment for applied sound technology?

I really do think that maybe someone with a history of mental imbalance who would be easy to push over the edge could be made to think he or she was hearing "voices".
Consider also that it has been easy for some years now to simulate a persons voice so well- if the words targeted inside a persons head had the "sound" of their own vice, then an easily impressionable person could be pushed to craziness in no time. They might even confess to doing something they never did... the possibilities are endless.

Just as disturbing, also, is the use of sound as a weapon. "capable of aiming sound precisely for thousands of feet -- like the sonic equivalent of a laser, or spotlight..."
So, yeah. How is it possible to deflect sound waves? Special ear plugs might not do the trick if the device using the skull as a speaker...