Just Laurie

One of the most formidable tools that mind control attackers possess is a device that’s used to transmit voices to others by remote. Without the voices, mind control would not be possible. After more than a half century of being targeted, I’ve unintentionally become an authority on those voices, commonly called Voice to Skull, or V2K. They’re also sometimes known as subliminal speech, synthetic communication, telepathic communication and microwave hearing. Keep in mind that only a targeted individual can hear the voices; persons near him cannot hear them. Here are a few comments on what I’ve learned about the voices. Even most voice-hearing targets don’t know that there are actually two forms of voices transmitted by remote into a target’s brain/ears: 1) Voices that are transmitted over signals either too high or too low to be captured by a target’s sense of hearing. Instead, those voices are picked up by a target’s brain, or his subconscious, rather than his ears. The victim is completely unaware of those voices. I call those the “silent” or “inaudible” voices. 2) Voices that are clearly heard by a target’s ears. I call those the “audible” voices. Those voices are the ones usually called V2K. In addition to transmitting the voices, the attackers can also project a variety of sounds and distant voices of others into a target’s environment, for example, knocks on doors, sounds of fowl and animals, car horns, and people nearby talking about the target. One can readily see that the inaudible voices are far more dangerous than the audible ones, for targets are subconsciously being inundated by them without realizing it. For that reason, the remote attackers almost always begin with the inaudible voices on the target instead of the audible ones. Sometimes a target receives the inaudible voices for years before he starts receiving the audible voices In some cases, the attackers only transmit the inaudible voices to a target and never go into the audible mode. In other cases, attackers jump immediately into the audible voices. A particular general script is followed concerning the objectives of the voices; however, the content, or the words used, to achieve those objectives can vary widely from target to target. The unheard voices continually fill the target’s brain with negative messages. Attackers tell lewd stories about friends and family members; make the target believe that people hate him; cause extreme guilt in the target over his thoughts, words, and actions; tell him what to say and how to act; and make deviant sexual suggestions. A target’s reactions because of the inaudible voices cause him to appear paranoid schizophrenic. That is almost always an objective of the attackers. Crazy people are not credible. (More to follow soon about the voices)