Megaphone detects electromagnetic fields in your body.
Watch this 10 second demonstration:
Our tests indicate that a majority of our population have these illegal implants. They are typically found in the neck, around the ears, jaw, and the arms and legs. Intelligence Agencies and the Pentagon have been compromised. No one seems to know who authorized these non-consensual implants, which are a Constitutional
Our tests indicate that a majority of our population have these illegal implants. They are typically found in the neck, around the ears, jaw, and the arms and legs. Intelligence Agencies and the Pentagon have been compromised. No one seems to know who authorized these non-consensual implants, which are a Constitutional violation. This is a simple scientific instrument - and you cannot fake an electromagnetic field.
Get the simplest, non-digital device
An ordinary megaphone (about $15) will detect the electromagnetic fields in your body.
The megaphone "shrieks" whenever it encounters these EM fields.
This cannot be faked. There should not be any measurable electromagnetic fields in your body.
1. If you had COVD shots, the nano-graphene has spread throughout your body, or
2. You have illegal implants placed in your body.
Megaphone detected head implants
Megaphone detected head implants
The megaphone may even detect implants in your head. Read this article in our Substack Newsletter and watch the video.
OUR BODIES USED WITHOUT OUR CONSENT...
Twitching Implant Videos
New implant video. You can watch it move in the right foot.
These devices are developed at NIH, under Dr. Bruce Tromberg, and funded by DARPA. DARPA then contracts with private companies to manufacture thousands of these devices. Illegal and non-consensual implants.
More implant videos:
SELF-ASSEMBLING NANOTECH
Pioneers like Dr. Ana M. Mihalcea, Dr. Len Ber Dr. David Nixon have discovered that pharmaceuticals contain nanotechnology. In the case of dental anesthetics used on the entire population, Dr. Len Ber has found that all brands of carbocaine, xylocaine, and lidocaine contain self-assembling nanotechnology that form chips as the one above.
Read Dr. Ber's work here:
lenbermd.substack.com
Invasive devices designed to hurt and harass
Invasive devices designed to hurt and harass
Multiple implants can be seen moving in this 2 minute video. These are called "translational devices".
When attached inside muscle tissue and triggered to move - they can be extremely painful - much like a "charlie-horse" that won't stop. Anyone with access to the interface controlling these devices can perpetrate remote-controlled torture.
NONCONSENSUAL MEDICAL DEVICES: HARVESTING YOUR DATA
NIH KNOWS WHO IS DOING IT...
Content on this page includes the opinions of Richard Lighthouse.
National Institutes of Health (NIH) NIH.gov
The NIH provides more than $30 Billion dollars every year to universities, hospitals, and research institutes. Much of this research is done covertly under what is termed a, "Certificate of Confidentiality." Access to the information and data is highly restricted. We are told that most of these Medical Doctors and Scientists have high-level security clearances. What for? - Because many of the devices are intended as a weapon.
The NIH prefers the term, "invasive devices," rather than "implants."
In the opinion of Richard Lighthouse, the Office of Extramural Research (OER) has the authority and the ability to shut down the implants program (Invasive Devices). They are clearly being used on Targeted Individuals and many U.S. civilians. Human research is suppose to be conducted under 45 USC Part 46, but it is clear there are many exceptions, which allow the National Institutes of Health to run an illegal operation. This includes gathering data from human implants and sharing information with DARPA. It is truly disturbing that these Scientists and Medical Doctors at the NIH, who pretend they are developing cures and healing - would share and assist DARPA. DARPA is the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and works for the military. They are interested in new ways to kill people, not health and healing. DARPA provides funding to NIH under its Biological Technologies (Warfare Office.) If DARPA or IARPA pretend they are "helping" wounded soldiers, ask them to describe the "help" that veterans receive from the Veterans Administration. It will be blatantly clear - helping wounded soldiers is very low on the priority and funding list. The continuous horror stories coming from the Veterans Administration, has been happening for decades.
NIH has procedures in place, that supposedly prevent abusive or illegal testing of implants. There is nothing in those procedures, that prevents DARPA or IARPA from stealing the designs and fabricating them under a SECRET military contract. NIH is glad to take the money and funding every year. NIH is complicit.
Dr. Katherine Horton has discovered that many ordinary people have been implanted in Europe, so this is a worldwide program.
https://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/rfa-files/RFA-NS-18-023.html
If you want to search for more information on what the NIH is doing with implants:
Try these key words when searching:
Invasive Devices
BRAIN initiative
Neuroscience
Bioengineering
Look up the billions of $ in NHI grants sponsoring the design and development of invasive devices.
Who spearheads these initiatives?
DARPA
Dr Brad Ringeisen is the head of DARPA's Biological Technologies Office in Arlington, Virginia. This is the office that funds much of the NIH research. Dr Peter Highnam is the Director of DARPA.
Michael Wolfson (NIH)
Michael Wolfson , Ph.D.
Program Director
Office:
Office of Program Evaluation and Strategic Partnerships
301-451-6987
This is the man that complained to Registry.com about Targeted Justice's website, and Weebly took it down because of him.
Dr. James Gnadt (NIH ret.)
Dr. James Gnadt (NIH ret.)
Dr. Gnadt recently retired a program director in the Neurotechnology and Integrated Systems Cluster of the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) Division of Extramural Research, retired on December 31. His science career spanned more than four decades and included 16 years of federal service. You can read his pub
Dr. Gnadt recently retired a program director in the Neurotechnology and Integrated Systems Cluster of the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) Division of Extramural Research, retired on December 31. His science career spanned more than four decades and included 16 years of federal service. You can read his publications here.
Sounds like Charles Kable, former Terrorist Screening Center Director that retired 2 weeks after Targeted Justice filed TJ v. Garland.
Seila Selimovic
Dr. James Gnadt (NIH ret.)
Seila is the Program Director for Biosensors & Detectors. Below are some of her current projects that do research with "Invasive Devices."
Selimovic spent last year taking classes at the Naval War College, because people that are interested in human health and healing, always take classes at a War College...
Nicholas Langhais
Nicholas Langhais
Nicholas Langhais
Program Director
Division Division of Translational Research
Cluster, Section, or Program Translational Neural Devices (TND)
Areas of Interest
Translational Neural Devices; Neural engineering with emphases in neuroprostheses, neuromodulation, brain-computer interface (BCI) devices, prosthetic control, and neural interface technology developm
Program Director
Division Division of Translational Research
Cluster, Section, or Program Translational Neural Devices (TND)
Areas of Interest
Translational Neural Devices; Neural engineering with emphases in neuroprostheses, neuromodulation, brain-computer interface (BCI) devices, prosthetic control, and neural interface technology development
Contact
Contact Emailnick.langhals@nih.gov
Contact Number+1 301 496 1779
Daofen Chen
Nicholas Langhais
Nicholas Langhais
Program Director
Division of Neuroscience
Cluster, Section, or Program Systems & Cognitive Neuroscience
Areas of Interest
Motor control and learning; device-based or behavioral interventions for movement disorders, stroke, and cerebral palsy; neural rehabilitation
Contact
Contact Emailchend@ninds.nih.gov
Contact Number301-451-6858
David Rampulla
Nicholas Langhais
David Rampulla
Deputy Director, Extramural Science Program NIH
Division Director
Division:
Division of Discovery Science and Technology (Bioengineering)
301-451-4774
He directs the division that contracts with private researchers and companies.
Mr. Wolfson used his position as a government official to complain against Targeted Justice and have our website taken down. His legacy is a public.
THE BRAIN INITIATIVE
MASSIVE BRAIN RESEARCH STARTED UNDER PRESIDENT OBAMA
NIBIB’s Extramural Research Program
The NIBIB extramural research program brings together the research communities of biomedical imaging, bioengineering, the physical sciences, and the life sciences to advance human health. The extramural research program is organized into four divisions:
Division of Applied Science & Technology (DAST) - Krishna Kandarpa, M.D. – Acting Director
Division of Discovery Science and Technology (DDST) – David Rampulla, Ph.D. – Director
Division of Health Informatics Technologies (DHIT) – Behrouz Shabestari, Ph.D.- Acting Director
Division of Interdisciplinary Training (DIDT) – Zeynep Erim, Ph.D. – Acting Director
NIBIB Intramural Research Program
The Intramural Research Program plays a key role in fulfilling the Institute’s mission, engaging a combination of basic, translational, and clinical science. The program comprises laboratories, sections, and core facilities, all located on the main NIH campus in Bethesda, MD.
Laboratory of Cellular Imaging and Macromolecular Biophysics (LCIMB) – Richard Leapman, Ph.D.
Laboratory of Molecular Imaging and Nanomedicine (LOMIN) – Xiaoyuan Chen, Ph.D.
Molecular Tracer and Imaging Core Facility – Dale Kiesewetter, Ph.D.
George Patterson, Ph.D.
Section on High Resolution Imaging (HROI) – Hari Shroff, Ph.D.
Section on Quantitative Medical Imaging, Carlo Pierpaoli, M.D., Ph.D.
Trans-NIH Shared Resource on Biomedical Engineering and Physical Science (BEPS) – Nicole Morgan, Ph.D.
Trans-NIH Shared Resource on Advanced Imaging and Microscopy (AIM) – Hari Shroff, Ph.D.
