Non-Lethal Defense Conference. Attendees. Johns Hopkins University,
November 16-17, 1993. 18 pages.
This list of 322 names all attended a "classified conference" at John
Hopkins University's applied research laboratory. The aim of the conference,
which was sponsored by Los Alamos National Laboratory, was "to bring
together industry, government and academia to explore the potential of
non-lethal defense and identify requirements so that the defense community
can work together in leveraging the non-lethal concept." With prose like
that, the military-industrial influence is evidently more dominant than
the academic influence. This proves to be the case: the list includes the
work address of each attendee, and about half of them have military rank
or are civilians who work at military installations. The rest are either
representatives from hungry defense contractors, or hungry consultants
from universities and think tanks.
We can only guess, but ELF (extremely low frequency) and microwave
technology were probably big on the agenda, as they can disorient and/or
fry your brain. Better yet, some form of reliable mind control is the
ultimate in non-lethal defense. If you zap someone and take him prisoner,
you have to feed him and guard him. But if you zap him and he becomes your
blathering slave, he'll be happy to feed and guard you!
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