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Thursday, September 15, 2016

Why Those Tin Foil Hat People Weren't So Crazy, Just Wearing The Wrong Fabric



When you live in Palm Springs, California, you will, at some point, run in to someone wearing a tin foil hat because they believe it will stop Laurie, her brother or Christian from talking to them.  It's probably more common here to see FreeNick or Ricky, walking around wearing one of these home made microwave deflectors here than anywhere else...but it is important to note that they aren't as effective as they are commentative.  What they are saying is, "I'm being tortured by someone that won't shut her great big filthy mouth".  What they don't know is that they are attracting and clearing these signals to their brains by using the wrong material.  Tin foil attracts microwaves and isn't effective at deflecting the signals.  You all know this because of rabbit ears used to drag in more surface area for your televisions and radios.

What you need to do is wear something that deflects radio, radiation or microwaves.  Something like a cell phone blocker pushes these signals away from your body.  Scalar waves do this.  Unfortunately we live in a society that uses and loves wireless communication systems.  Wireless internet systems load the airwaves with electricity...that makes it much easier to read the minds of those of us chipped with RFID chips.  This crime is much harder to commit when a victim is not surrounded by electromagnetic electricity in the air.  Lead, copper and space blankets are terrific ways to block electromagnetic energy when properly placed and worn.

There is huge money to be made in the future in clothing and emf deflection protection for the victims of this crime and society.  Trust me, I should know.  Privacy is expensive in today's culture of espionage.