What are effects of electromagnetic weapons?

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Common bio-effects of electromagnetic and other non-lethal weapons include effects to the human central nervous
system resulting in physical pain, difficulty breathing, vertigo, nausea, disorientation, and other systemic discomfort.

Weapons not directly considered lethal can cause cumulative damage to the human body including death through
"slow-kill."

Microwave pulses can affect the epidermis (skin) and dermis, the thick sensitive layer of skin and connective tissue
beneath the epidermis that contains blood, lymph vessels, sweat glands, and nerve endings, generating a burn from as
far as 700 yards.

DEWs for mind control

Project Pandora, conducted by the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR), included externally induced
auditory input from pulsed microwave audiograms of words or oral sounds that create the effect of hearing voices that
are not a part of the recipients own thought processes.

EW effects on property

Directed energy weapons (DEWs) such as Boeing’s Airborne Laser that can be mounted on a 747 jet, has capacity to
burn the skin off enemy missiles. (Light Warfare”; by Matthew Swibel; 04.23.07; Forbes.com)

Electromagnetic weapons, including high power microwaves, were used during the Gulf War to disrupt and destroy
the enemy's electronic systems and may have been used for other effects. Types and magnitudes of exposure to
electromagnetic fields is unknown. (U.S. Senate - Committee on Veterans Affairs: Hearings - Gulf War Illnesses;
Testimony to the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee; Meryl Nass, MD, Director of Pulmonary Rehabilitation, Mount
Desert Island Hospital Bar Harbor, Maine; September 25, 2007)

EWs are being used on both persons and property in the present Middle East invasion and occupation by the U.S. and a
large population of Americans allege being targeted with EWs, possibly part of ongoing non-consensual human
experimentation to perfect the weapon system. Some believe the treatment to be for a human culling eugenics
program.

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