Yes, They’re Real: How Germany is Preparing Cockroaches for Warfare

 Creating cyborg cockroaches and entire fleets commanded by AI, Germany is quietly preparing for a very different kind of war. After years — maybe even decades — of taking a back seat in global defence circles, Berlin now looks to be moving quickly. Without fanfare or political chest-puffing, Germany is partnering with powerful start-ups, backed by precision funding, to keep a sharp eye on future threats. It’s a course correction fuelled partly by necessity — and maybe a bit of frustration too.

Since the escalation of the Russia-Ukraine conflict upended European security early this decade, Germany seems to have woken up. And instead of simply copying NATO’s playbook or relying on American hard power, it’s been crafting something of its own: autonomous, algorithmic military equipment, and even cyborg insects prepared for war.

That’s not a metaphor. They are really building cockroach spies....<<<Read More>>>...

Dr. Alphonzo Monzo discusses nanotechnology, 5G and the weaponization of health

 In a riveting "Health Ranger Report" interview, the Health Ranger Mike Adams sat down with Dr. Alphonzo Monzo, a naturopathic physician specializing in biophysics and the electrical nature of the human body. Their conversation delved into the alarming intersection of nanotechnology, 5G technology and the potential for a new form of biological warfare that could redefine human biology itself.

Monzo's path to becoming a leading expert in biophysics and weaponized nanotechnology began with a personal health crisis. Diagnosed with ulcerative colitis during his first year of college, he was disheartened by the lack of answers from traditional medicine.

The naturopathic doctor recalled that the doctors told him it was bad luck, and this frustration led him to explore natural medicine. Drawing on his background in electrical engineering, Monzo eventually studied the electromagnetic systems of the body. His work has increasingly focused on the insidious nature of nanotechnology and its potential to be weaponized.

The specialist in biophysics explained that in the world of nanotechnology, particles like carbon nanotubes are often combined with metals such as tin, aluminum and iron. He added that these particles can "self-assemble and replicate" in the presence of electromagnetic fields (EMFs), like those produced by cell phones and computers...<<<Read More>>>...

Mind control? Scientists have discovered how to use nanoparticles to remotely control behavior!

We live at a time when technology is increasing at a faster pace than we have ever seen before in all of human history. But is humanity equipped to handle the extremely bizarre technology that we are now developing? Earlier this month, I discussed some of the frightening ways that AI is changing our society. Today, I want to focus on nanotechnology. 

This is a field where extraordinary advances are being made on a regular basis, and we are being told that nanotechnology is already “revolutionizing myriad industries”… 

Nanotechnology, a cutting-edge discipline at the intersection of science, engineering, and technology, is revolutionizing myriad industries with its focus on manipulating matter at the nanoscale. At this minuscule level, materials exhibit unique properties and behaviours, paving the way for unprecedented advancements in fields as diverse as medicine, electronics, energy, and materials science.

A “nanoparticle” is a particle of matter that is less than 100 nanometers in diameter. Highly specialized equipment is necessary to work with nanoparticles, because they are way too small to be seen with the naked eye…

One of the hallmarks of nanotechnology is the utilization of nanoparticles, minute entities often ranging from 1 to 100 nanometers. These particles, when engineered with precision, bring forth distinctive characteristics that can redefine the functionality of materials. In medicine, for instance, nanoparticles serve as drug carriers, enabling targeted delivery and enhancing therapeutic efficacy while minimizing side effects. Nano-engineered materials have found their niche in the realm of electronics.

Scientists are promising us that nanotechnology has the potential to make all of our lives much better.

But are there any dangers? ...<<<Read More>>>....

Scientists control minds using ‘switches’ in the brain in world first

Scientists have been able to conduct “mind control” remotely in an incredible world-first experiment.

Mind control might seem like something out of science fiction, with possibly the closest thing we can get to consciously controlling our own minds without technology being lucid dreaming.

Now, however, an experiment involving mice has shown how the change of a magnetic field was able to alter the behaviour of animals fitted with special “switches” inside their brains.

At the change of the magnetic field, mice were able to be told to feed, socialise with others and act with maternal instincts as researchers targeted areas of the brain associated with these actions.

Researchers from the Institute for Basic Science (IBS) and Yonsei University in South Korea have engineered mice that have nanoparticle-activated “switches” inside their brains.

The technology has been dubbed “Nano-MIND” and combines genetics, nanoparticles, and magnetic fields. It allows researchers to remotely activate circuits of the brain.

To achieve this, ion channels were integrated into the target areas of brain cells. These ion channels could be turned on and off remotely, pulling at the nanoparticles of the brain cells when the magnetic field was active.

Significant differences in food intake were noted when the mice were in and outside of the magnetic field, suggesting that the desire to feed could be manipulated remotely.

It is hoped the groundbreaking technology could provide future treatments for disorders that affect emotions, social behaviours and appetite.

Jinwoo Cheon, senior author and director of the IBS Center for Nanomedicine, explained: “This is the world’s first technology to freely control specific brain regions using magnetic fields.”

They continued: “We expect it to be widely used in research to understand brain functions, sophisticated artificial neural networks, two-way brain-computer interface (BCI) technologies, and new treatments for neurological disorders.”...<<<Read More>>>....

Additions to technocrats’ surveillance toolkit: Microfliers, human-computer networks and AI

 The flying microchip – developed by Korean-funded scientists at Northwestern University – is about the size of a grain of sand. It does not have a motor or engine. Instead, it catches flight on the wind – much like a maple tree’s propeller seed – and spins like a helicopter through the air toward the ground.

“Large, distributed collections of miniaturised, wireless electronic devices may form the basis of future systems for environmental monitoring, population surveillance, disease management and other applications that demand coverage over expansive spatial scales. Aerial schemes to distribute the components for such networks are required, and – inspired by wind-dispersed seeds,” the researchers

wrote...<<<Read More>>>...

Nanotechnology injected into our bodies damages our brains, minds and spirits

  “It is a very high risk to have these new biotechnology products that really enjoy going to the central nervous system,” breaking through the blood-brain barrier that protects our neurons and their incredibly complex and vulnerable signalling system.

Pfizer’s own internal report surveyed more than 1.5 million people injected with their genetic “vaccines” with an average of at least three adverse events. Their data showed that 700,000 patients – almost half of those injected – suffered related nervous system disorders and that this was the largest category of adverse events reported.

Nanotechnology being ushered into human beings via the covid injections has many objectives, and one of them is advancement in official attempts to control human beings. Authorities have long attempted to gain control of human behaviour, and the latest attempts are tied to developing nanotechnology in humans....<<<Read More>>>...