How it’s done 5

Today’s post on witch hunting methods focuses on Thought Policing.

A fear of mind control is usually attributed to either schizophrenia or faith in scientology. The scientologists did well out of convincing people that aliens wanted to control their minds. Outdated idea that, now that humans have this capability. But leaving aside the sophisticated techniques for now, let us look at what pervasive surveillance can do.

Bear in mind that the witch, for the first few years, probably has no idea what is happening. But it’s a good bet that the stalkers have the witch covered most of the time. They know where the witch is, what the witch is doing, and so on. Given their detailed knowledge of the witch’s inclinations and habits, they also have a good idea of what the witch is thinking.

OK then, so the witch carefully phones a friend from a local, impersonal payphone, not knowing that the friend’s phone is also easily covered by surveillance. She complains about something to her friend, maybe the latest bullying incident by the mental health ‘care’ person. A few days later, when the witch is supposed to receive help from said ‘care’ worker, they do not show up. Now with this particular incident, the no-show may have nothing to do with what the witch was saying, although the ‘care’ worker is for some reason never seen again.

But something similar happens again. And again. And again. In fact, pretty much every time the witch opens her (or his, of course) mouth, usually to complain about being abused, there appears to be a negative reaction, always resembling punishment. Equal and opposite reaction, law of nature, right? 

What is the result? So long as the witch does not understand or accept what is happening, her subconscious self must do all the thinking. Naturally, she becomes afraid to speak, about anything. Speaking has consequences. The witch can only begin to fight the silencing once she understands exactly what is going on, at which point she is of course fearful for her life. 

Such methods are undoubtedly a key tactic in current attempts at psychological genocide, against autistic and other peoples. 

Yes, well then 2

With my newly installed version of iBooks, I naturally attempt to download new pdf files from the arxiv and other reputable international websites. They will not save to this app, and my old pdf files are still hiding somewhere on the ipad where I cannot view them. Poor Apple. I chatted with them yet again, but the depth of the obstacles appears, sadly, to be beyond their comprehension, at least for the moment.

Then I realised that the Blue Lines destroying the old pdfs last week were strangely correlated with my own old research interests in mathematical physics. Odd for a random bot attack, no? Perfectly respectable arxiv papers, they all were. 

I cannot imagine that Apple would prevent people from viewing papers from the free arxiv repository of science preprints. Surely not. The only alternative is that I personally am having difficulties. The fault cannot lie entirely with the arxiv, because pdfs from certain other sites also refuse to save to iBooks. Technology, heh.

Yes, well then

So here is what they did to me today.

First, my new version of Tex Writer will not permit me to save .tex files to my icloud drive. Uh, huh. Seriously. So then I go to Apple to try and fix the blue lines that get scrawled all over my pdf papers. They promise to help and we reload the ibooks app. All my pdf files are deleted. All of them. And the data that is supposedly stored on my ipad keeps changing. Yep. Without me doing anything. Not that I can read these files anymore. Then the IT person tries to tell me I should delete all data on my ipad to fix the problem. Hah, hah, hah. Very funny. No thanks. Even with these handicaps, I WILL carry on. Stiff upper lip and all that. 

Consider what this means. At present, I cannot read my pdf files (if I download some new ones) when offline. Yup. I tried saving them to iBooks, but my ipad won’t let me do it. In fact, I cannot even save it to the ipad files folders. 

They are so scared of me, that they want to watch everything I do, all the time. See for yourselves. Not making this up.

New MINOS data

Extensions to the Standard Model are often used to study CPT violating behaviour between neutrinos and antineutrinos in the MINOS experiment. Last year MINOS put tight constraints on conventional extensions.

MINOS paper

End of Darkness

Thanks to Turtle, we see an interesting new APJ paper ruling out both dark matter and dark energy with a study of broken scale invariance. Haven’t read it yet, but could be good. 

at Turtle

APJ paper

Tips for Targets 3

1. Under no circumstances allow the mental health authorities to give you anti-psychotics. If you live in a country where they can force ‘treatment’, there is not much you can do, but make sure you take up any legal assistance that is available. In my country, there is mandatory legal aid, which they will try to deny you, so understand that the law is on a stronger footing if you talk to the lawyers before taking the first pill. 
2. Anti-psychotics will not make you better. They merely labotomise the brain, turning you into a sweetly convenient vegetable. Do not be afraid of psychosis. Maori understand that these things are a natural part of life, and the experience will help you grow stronger, although this will take time.
3. Zopiclone and anti-depressants will also dull your mind, but you really need the zopiclone to get the insomnia under control, at least in the short term. No doubt different things work for different people, but zopiclone is the only drug that I would recommend. Beware of using it long term. 
4. Malnutrition is your worst enemy. Become homeless, if such circumstances will improve your diet. Without proper food, your brain will surely die.
5. Nobody in the mental health or health systems is your friend, especially the ones in social care roles. They are not to blame for your circumstances - they simply have no idea what is going on. Of course it is frustrating being told that your illnesses are all your own fault, and these people are certainly guilty on that score, but chances are they think they are helping. Remember that they rely on a continuous feed of misinformation, under the belief that nothing you say is reliable. 

Tips for Targets 2

1. Do not let any IT person tell you that strong passwords will save your device from attack. As everyone knows, the NSA has every OS covered. Similarly for servers. Work under the assumption that this will continuously occur.
2. For example, when trying to submit a new paper online, set everything up before you go online. Write a series of email drafts including your raw files, so that the mails will be sent as soon as your OS goes online. Before anything else. And have those complaint emails ready too. Of course, many websites will go down while you are trying to do something, but if you’re patient, some other group of hackers will come along and fix it.
3. Most of the ‘errors’ that you will encounter are designed to frighten you rather than debilitate you. They are afraid of being caught, and they figure the stress will kill you anyway. As the suffragettes said, take strength from the quality of your enemies.

Positron excesses

A few years back, the PAMELA mission observed a positron excess at high energies. This result has been confirmed since, and yet explanations relying on dark matter are having a hard time producing the excess. Yet a new measurement of nearby pulsars by HAWC shows that the pulsars are not responsible for the positrons, leaving astrophysicists mystified. 

What about a third explanation? There is no dark matter, but antimatter is not what you think it is. At high energies we somehow probe the boundary between our world and the antiworld. 

New result

Conflict with DM

PAMELA

AMS-02

HAWC

All right, then

All right, then. Don’t let Graham talk to me. I will quite happily work on quantum gravity all on my own, as I have been doing for quite a while. World, you were sure I was going to die or go insane, no doubt about that. You were wrong. And even if you kill me now, I will never be silenced. 

How it’s done 4

Another post in our series on modern witch burning methods.

Since the pitchfork mob includes people in all kinds of positions of responsibility, there is no limit to how much they can manipulate the past. George Orwell, eat your heart out. For example, if a witch happens to make an interesting discovery, it is not enough to quickly write a paper claiming it for a dude. No. The dude’s paper must be back dated to claim priority, and then everyone can say that the witch tried to steal it from him, although any investigation would determine that the witch knew nothing about the non existent other paper.

Go on, good governments. Check for yourself. See if I’m wrong. 

The backdating process must happen on reputable websites, whose primary responsibility is to track the true date of submissions. George Orwell would love it. Like, the arXiv repository of preprints in physics, mathematics and computer science. Of course, witches are banned from using such reliable websites themselves, just as they are banned from many other crucial websites. As they say, publish or perish. 

Then again, my entire copy of the internet may be bogus. I would really like to know. Which evil would you prefer?