Cell phone towers used for mind control - Jesse Ventura

[Scepcop]

Check this out. It's very disturbing. In this episode of Conspiracy Theory, Jesse Ventura investigates claims by people who say that electrical signals from cell phone towers are invading their heads, and finds that there is truth to it. I had suspected this for a while, since I feel like something outside is pulsating against my head too. I felt a chill when one of the people he talked to said that the voices in his head felt like someone whispering in his ear. I've experienced that a number of times, but usually when I'm trying to fall asleep. When I'm in the hypnagogic state between waking and sleeping, I'll sometimes hear a loud voice or a whisper in my ear. I wonder why. Is it because I'm near to the dream state, or because of these cell phone towers?

According to Jesse's investigation, they have been targeting dissenters. Someone in the comments section said that the government targets specific people by getting a copy of their personalized brain waves and then transmitting signals targeting those specific brain waves only, kind of like how a cell phone call finds your phone specifically. Scary stuff. What do you think?

[Scepcop]

Check out this 1985 CNN report about electromagnetic weapons used for mind control. I wonder why they covered this kind of stuff back then but not now?

[really?]

What's disturbing Winston is your recklessness for posting these claims as factual based upon the flimsiest of evidence.

[Arouet]

I watched this. Gotta say thanks for Scepcop for turning me on to this series - I find Ventura pretty entertaining - key word being "entertaining."

It's hard to believe Ventura and his gang buy into any of this stuff. Their deliberate quizzical expressions and very scripted speech point to acting.

Scepcop - if you want to go through a scene by scene analysis of this video with me, let me know. Shall we have a skeptical conversation about this topic?

[Scepcop]

[Arouet]

[SydneyPSIder]

Unlikely. Jesse Ventura is appropriately sceptical.

[Arouet]

[SydneyPSIder]