This is Your Brain on Remote Control

This 2017 article from the Rockefeller University titled, “Flipping a Switch Inside the Head” ties everything together.  And better yet it’s straight from the satanic horse’s mouth, Rockefeller (or at least his University).  In case you’ve forgotten, it was the Rockefeller Foundation that published “Lock Step” describing exactly the scenario we find ourselves in today where a “pandemic” is used to bring in totalitarianism.

Take a look at the following excerpts from the article:

“Friedman and his colleagues have demonstrated a radio-operated remote control for the appetite and glucose metabolism of mice—a sophisticated technique to wirelessly alter neurons in the animals’ brains. At the flick of a switch, they are able to make mice hungry—or suppress their appetite—while the mice go about their lives normally.”

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“The solution that Friedman’s group hit upon, referred to as radiogenetics or magnetogenetics, avoids these problems. With their method, published last year in Nature, biologists can turn neurons on or off in a live animal at will—quickly, repeatedly, and without implants—by engineering the cells to make them receptive to radio waves or a magnetic field.”

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“… It relies on a green fluorescent protein borrowed from jellyfish, a peculiar antibody derived from camels, squishy bags of iron particles, and the cellular equivalent of a door made from a membrane-piercing protein—all delivered and installed by a genetically engineered virus.”

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“The researchers’ first challenge was to find something in a neuron that could serve as an antenna to detect the incoming radio signal or magnetic field. The logical choice was ferritin, … Each ferritin particle carries within it thousands of grains of iron that wiggle around in response to a radio signal, and shift and align when immersed in a magnetic field.”

Friedman used antibodies to link the ferritin to the cell membrane.  Antibodies bind tightly to a target molecule.

The spike protein binds to the ACE2 receptor with strong nanomolar affinity, on par with antibody binding strength.  Since the Spike in the “vaccine” has been edited, it remains firmly in place and could function as a substitute for the antibody used in this study.  Also with the recently published article demonstrating a Spike-Ferritin hybrid to act as the antigen in a vaccine (a cover for the real purpose), we already know that tethering ferritin to a cell via the spike protein is possible.  Ferritin also provides a reasonable explanation for the reports of magnetism at injection sites.

The article goes on, “Friedman and Stanley hope that biologists will be able to use the remote-control system to tackle a range of neural processes other than appetite.”

Could that be the neural processes involved in violent rage or unquestioning obedience? Or could they just switch off your heart beat?

Continuing, “Once the virus had enough time to infect and transform the target neurons, the researchers switched on a radio transmitter tuned to 465 kHz, a little below the band used for AM radio.

The neurons responded. They began to fire, signaling a shortage of glucose even though the animal’s blood sugar levels were normal. And other parts of the body responded just as they would to a real drop in blood sugar: insulin levels fell, the liver started pumping out more glucose, and the animals started eating more. “In effect,” Friedman says, “we created a perceptual illusion that the animal had low blood glucose even though the levels were normal.””

That’s right, they used radio waves to remotely control the nanotech embedded brain.  This article is a rudimentary application of the technology but you can bet it’s moved way beyond this point.

There is abundant published research discussing how spike protein and ferritin can both cross the blood brain barrier so there is no need to inject the nanotech directly into the head as was done in the article, it can be targeted there via an injection in the shoulder.  And in case your wondering, neurons have ACE2 receptors which the spike protein binds to.

There’s a reason that wireless communications networks continue to be upgraded while our bridges and infrastructure decay and it’s not so you can download movies faster.