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Sunday, July 23, 2006 |
OneWorld: "The California Center for Strategic Studies (CCSS) has been gathering additional evidence that the U.S. government has deployed a very dangerous new form of weapon in Iraq, apparently without congressional approval.
For the past few years the U.S. military has been developing new technology based on 'directed energy' yielding two new types of weapons.
The first, 'Active Denial System', has been nicknamed the pain ray - and with good reason. It fires out millimeter waves - a sort of cousin of microwaves, in the 95 GHz range. The invisible beams penetrate just 1/64th of an inch beneath the skin, directly affecting the nerve endings, and a 2-second burst can heat the skin to 130 degrees.
Deploying the pain ray would be a clear violation of international law, which prohibits weapons whose primary intention is to inflict pain. Earlier this year, a U.S. military commander in Iraq requested that, despite the ban, the weapon be deployed immediately. But following the efforts of our organization and others opposing that request, Washington has indefinitely delayed any deployment pending further testing and analysis.
The second form of directed energy weaponry fires out microwaves, a form of energy well known for its use in modern kitchen appliances. I have nicknamed this weapon the death ray - and with good reason. Exposing mammals to microwaves is known to make them explode."
An Italian documentary new video examines the evidence.
12:11:59 PM 
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© Copyright 2006 Hetty Litjens.
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