Last year, James Walbert went to court, to stop his former business associate from blasting him with electromagnetic radiation. Walbert told the Sedgwick County, Kansas panel that Jeremiah Redford threatened him with “jolts of radiation” after a disagreement over a business deal. Later, Walbert, said, he began feeling electric shock sensations, hearing electronically generated tones, and getting popping and ringing sounds in his ears.  

On December 30th, the court decided in Walbert’s favor, and issued a first-of-its-kind order of protection, banning Redford from using “electronic means” to further harass Walbert. No, seriously. I recently took part in a BBC Radio 4 program, which took a light - hearted look into the “the real Manchurian Candidate” — and examined whether there is any truth in stories of mind control. It gave me a chance to talk about exotic non-lethal weapon concepts like the so-called telepathic raygun, the system which beams sound directly into your skull, and the “voice of god” talking fireball. Most of these projects are just lab experiments, or examples of Powerpoint engineering. But in some legal, policy, and business circles, electromagnetic brain assaults are being taken seriously. 

Walbert’s cause is supported by Jim Guest, a Republican member of the Missouri House of Representatives. He’s working on proposed legislation to addresses electronic harassment, including a bill against the forced implantation of RFID chips. The U.N. is also now taking the possibility of electromagnetic terrorism against people seriously. And for the first time this year’s European Symposium on Non-lethal Weapons included a session on the social implications of non-lethal weapons, with specific reference to “privacy-invasive remote interrogation and behavioral influence applications.” Those who believe they are being targeted are getting a bit of official recognition. For some, this opens up a new business opportunity. There are already quite a few companies out there offering “Technikal Surveillance Counter Measures” or sweeps to determine if you are the victim of electronic harassment. As well detecting the usual bugging devices, they can check if you are being covertly bombarded by microwaves which may be the cause of “headache, eye irritation, dizziness, nausea, skin rash, facial swelling, weakness, fatigue, pain in joints and/or muscles, buzzing/ringing in ears.”

Much of this trade may come from people with symptoms caused by something less exotic than high-tech military hardware. But companies will no doubt be willing to sell them expensive protection measures, anyway. And as awareness of these developing technology projects increases, we are likely to be hearing a lot more about “electronic harassment,” “gang stalking” and the like over the next few years.  And there is also likely to be what folklorists call “Ostension,” or acting out. Now that there are so many websites explaining how easy it is to harass people by zapping them with a modified microwave oven, sooner or later someone is bound to try it.

Rep. Jim Guest: The "Go-To Guy" for Victims of "Secret Electromagnetic Energy Weapons"

Submitted by .Sean on July 7, 2009 - 8:55am

Rep. Jim Guest (R-King City) may have as many conspiracy theories as Orly Taitz. Yesterday, Iposted a short summary of a Wired magazine article about Guest's fight against electromagnetic radiation. Today's Post-Dispatch has even more information about Guest's efforts on behalf of a Kansas man allegedly harassed by "secret electromagnetic energy weapons," and persons similarly oppressed everywhere. 

[James Walbert of Wichita] asked for a legal order of protection against a former business partner whom he claimed had “stalked myself and family members with electronic and microwave devices.”
Thanks in part to a letter of support written by Missouri state Rep. Jim Guest, R-King City, on his official stationery — and in part to the former business partner’s absence from a hearing on the allegation — Mr. Walbert got his order of protection on Dec. 30...

Mr. Guest has become something of an elder statesman for those who worry about the impending microchip threat. He appeared on a radio show Monday with the author of the Pennsylvania bill. He’s also become the go-to guy for what he describes as “microwave and electronic harassment victims” — people targeted by nefarious forces wielding secret electromagnetic energy weapons. His interest in the subject began three or four years ago, he says, when he was first approached by victimized citizens. One of them was Mr. Walbert. 

The Post-Dispatch also points readers to a 2008 New York Times article featuring Guest and his concerns. And the users of some sites have found the support of Jim Guest, a Republican state representative in Missouri, who wrote last year to his fellow legislators calling for an investigation into the claims of those who say they are being tortured. “I’ve had enough calls, some from credible people — professors — being targeted by nonlethal weapons,” Mr. Guest said in a telephone interview, adding that nothing came of his request for a legislative investigation. “They become affected by it. They have trouble sleeping at night.”
He added: “I believe there are people who have been targeted by this. With this equipment, you have to test it on somebody to see if it works.”

Appropriately, Guest has been at least tacitly supported in his efforts by the House GOP leadership, which has named Guest the Chairman of the House Real ID and Personal Privacy Committee. If we've learned anything in the past few weeks, it's that no one is too "out there" for a position of authority in the Missouri House of Representatives.

Court Recognizes Electronic Harassment:

December 30, 2008

This could be the first official recognition of the need to protect citizens against electronic harassment. This is actually very impressive. Walbert persuaded the Court that the defendant was using electronic weapons against him and his family, in addition to resorting to obvious forms of stalking. He substantiated his claim with DoD documentation and had the support of a security specialist, who proved that electronic frequencies were involved, and, it would appear, the support of a couple of police officers. He also made use of letters from Missouri Representative, Jim Guest.
The outcome: The defendant failed to show up in court. The defendant has to pay all legal fees. The defendant may not employ 3rd-party means of re-establishing contact with Walbert (which would constitute multiple stalking), and may not employ any form of "electronic means" in harassing Walbert.
Walbert filed his complaint on November 25, 2008. The court decided the case on December 30, 2008. Although this will probably not protect Walbert in the long term, he has obtained the first court-based acknowledgement of the existence of electronic weapons and of electronic harassment, which I know of.

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Wichita, KS  April 20, 2009 


A Wichita inventor who claims he is being attacked

by directed high energy microwave weapons, victimized by covert organized  stalking and targeted by highly advanced forms of electronic harassment was  granted an order of protection against one of his assailants, according to a  Sedgwick County District Court ruling. After reviewing a petition filed by 38-year-old victim James Walbert, Judge Terry Pullman determined the case should be weighed on its merits anda hearing was scheduled before Judge James Beasley. In the end, Walbert prevailed.                           
Walbert's evidence included declassified government documents, photos and scientific data attesting to the authenticity of land-based and satellite-based directed microwave weaponry. His proof also included a radiation forensics report concluding Walbert is being targeted with obscure microwave frequencies. And, to show he is not the only victim of these crimes, Walbert provided a letter from Missouri State Representative James O. Guest corroborating that his office has recently investigated an estimated 300 complaints of electronic harassment and organized stalking.
According to the Freedom From Covert Harassment and Surveillance non-profit victim advocacy organization, the number of targeted individuals worldwide is exponentially more. One of them, Walbert of Wichita, decided to fight back in court after enduring repeated incidents of organized stalking and electronic harassment that began in 2004. That’s when Walbert dissolved his potential business relationship with defendant.
Jeremiah Redford, 27, also of Wichita. The two men discussed Redford’s marketing of  Walbert’s invention of an antimicrobial sanitary seal for 12 ounce aluminum beverage cans. Redford failed to appear at the December 30, 2008 court hearing to defend himself.
“When the business deal went sour I was threatened that I would be shot with jolts of radiation,” said Walbert. “A few days later I was attacked in my home with a continuous stream of electrical current running through my body, which causes headaches and artificial auditory effects, including electronically generated tones, popping, buzzing and ringing sounds in the ears.
These are some of the same complaints made by employees of the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, Russia in 1976. They were being attacked by Soviet KGB microwave weapons, according to former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger.
These weapons are now manufactured by several defense contractors, such as Raytheon Corporation. They range in size from handheld ray guns to tripod mounted units, to six-foot diameter mobile mounted dishes and satellite delivered impulses. The radiation beams can effectively target and temporarily paralyze a single person or a brigade of soldiers.
While these weapons are designed to quell civil unrest or disperse enemy troops, there is increasing evidence that they have fallen into the wrong hands and are being used against innocent Americans possibly by rogue elements of the government, paramilitary units, organized crime syndicates and ultra-extremist hate groups.
“James Walbert has a good case," said Republican Representative Guest, the former aerospace engineer turned politician in 2000. He now chairs the Missouri House of Representatives Real ID and Personal Privacy Committee. Guest is currently working on proposed legislation that addresses electronic harassment. He said, “It’s easier to discredit victims because none of us wants to believe that this is happening in America.” Guest continued, “The weapons are undetectable but the evidence, especially the US patents I’ve seen and the victims I have spoken with tells me this is for real.” Even one of Guest’s staff members reported that after she began investigating complaints she was attacked with microwave weapons.
When Walbert first sought a temporary restraining order in November 2008, he told Judge Pullman his extraordinary story of sophisticated electronic harassment that includes microwave weapons, cybercrimes, telephone tampering, cell phone signal interceptions and jamming. Walbert also recited incidents of orchestrated stalking by strangers driving by his house, honking horns by day, shining lights in his windows by night, tailing him, spying on him, destroying his property and repeatedly breaking into his house.
Judge Pullman said, “I allowed the hearing to be set so that the plaintiff could have his day in court and have the opportunity to prove his claims and thus obtain a final order with protection for one year.”  Ultimately, the court ruled in Walbert’s favor.
“We are acutely aware of widespread, credible reports about the terrorizing tactics of electronic harassment and the increasing new phenomenon of clandestine vigilantism known as organized stalking,“ said Derrick Robinson, President of FFCHS in Cincinnati, Ohio. The organization is committed to expose, end and outlaw these atrocities. Robinson is a US Navy veteran formerly assigned to the National Security Agency as a linguistic expert. He says he became a targeted individual in 1982, shortly before he was honorably discharged from military service.
In 2008, Representative Guest said he was slated to meet with U.S. Senator Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts to discuss concerns about electronic harassment. However, the meeting was indefinitely postponed after Kennedy was diagnosed with a brain tumor.
In 1975, Senator Kennedy was an outspoken member of the committee that investigated the Central Intelligence Agency’s infamous MK-Ultra mind control experiments. They involved drug induced hypnosis, electronic torture and radio frequency neural contact with unwitting human targets, some of whom are Vietnam War veterans now suing the U.S. Government.
The White House and Congress denounced the CIA and banned further mind control experiments. Yet, many published reports claim the testing never stopped and now the technology has been perfected. Evidence of that is detailed in a 1992 federal law suit filed by an NSA “whistleblower” who contends that land-based and space-based technologies can now isolate a person’s individual neural frequencies and can remotely connect to the brain. This link, according to the suit, enables synthetic telepathy, manipulates the central nervous system and affects the auditory and visual cortices.
“The case never went to trial but the law suit is heralded by many victims as a succinct document explaining what is happening to them,” according to Lynn Weed, FFCHS’ legal director. Robinson explained, “Some experts refer to the combination of psychological torment and technological terror as Psychotronic Torture.”
Robinson added, “There are some common denominators among targeted individuals of organized stalking and electronic harassment. They are often minorities, including disabled persons, Blacks and Jews. Sometimes they are whistleblowers. Often they are embroiled in bad business deals or personal relationship issues, including break-ups, divorce and child custody battles. In the end, victims become ill, depressed, frustrated, jobless and penniless.”
Walbert said, “I know the effects all too well. He added, “The targeting will continue until the American people and our leaders start looking for evidence, start examining facts and start asking questions just like the White House and Senate did in the late 1970s. Walbert concluded, “The war against our own people remains widespread and pervasive -- nothing has changed except the technology is more advanced and more frightening 40 years later.”