Russian Book Translation
Project has Begun
Sponsored by CAHRA [now Mind Justice],
Citizens Against Human Rights Abuse
Cheryl Welsh, Director
Feb. 2001
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Thanks to an anonymous tip, CAHRA [now Mind Justice] is sponsoring the
translation of the 1999 Russian book, "Psychotronic War and Security of
Russia", by V.N. Lopatin and V.D. Tsygankov. "Psychotronic" includes
electromagnetic radiation, (emr) and mind control weapons.
CAHRA [now Mind Justice] has purchased this 150 page book and has hired a team of UC Davis
students, under the guidance of several UC Davis Russian Studies
professors, to translate this book. The student team leader has a double
major in Russian and International Relations.
Background information
Yuriy Lopatin, author of the Russian book, is mentioned in two
unclassified government documents received under a freedom of information
act request. The subject was a Moscow Russian Public Television program on
Oct 6, 1995 entitled "Man and Law", Scientists Discuss Mind Control
Technology. The program included an interview of "State Duma expert
Yuriy Lopatin calling for legislation banning illegal development and sale
of mind-control devices." The documents stated further, "A State Duma
expert, Yuriy Lopatin says: "Psychotronic Technology is spreading
illegally. A law banning the illegal development, production, retailing,
and spreading of psychotronic devices which influence the minds and
behavior of citizens is badly needed." He goes on to say: "The use of the
mass media for psychological experiments should be banned and all the
state-ordered research in human genetic experiments should be strictly
registered. This was approved by Georgiy Georgiyevich Rogozin, first
Deputy Head of the Presidential Security Service."
A highly recommended, credible book on a topic rarely written
about
An AP reporter familiar with the emr issue, recommended translating
this book after reviewing an excerpt. The UC Davis Russian Studies
professor was impressed with Lopatin. At forty, according to the biography
in the book, he had accomplished alot and held a high position in the
Russian government. The second author, a radio engineer or scientist, V.D.
Tsigankov is also well recommended.
A Russian view of mind control weapons not reported
in the western press and a strong recommendation of this book
The person who gave the anonymous tip wrote the following insightful
information, which correlates which the 25 Russian articles which CAHRA [now
Mind Justice]
has collected from the library database Lexis Nexis. (See CAHRA [now Mind Justice]
Russian Translation
Results article for a partial list of the Russian articles.)
"There is also published in 1999 in Moskow very serious and fundamental
book by Lopatin. He is author of the third legislation project, the
chairman of Dumas Ecological Committee before the autumn of 1999. I have
read about Emilia Cherkova and her group in Russian book "Psychotronic
War" by A.Vinokurov and M.Gurtovoi, edited in Moskow in 1993. This
organization had approximately 500 members in 1990-1993, mostly democratic
activists from Russia and Moskov - victims, targeted by KGB using
infrasonic and psychotronic weapon in combination with direct "hunting" on
the cities streets.
Even after the dead of USSR in 1991, in the summer of 1992 KGB in
Russia hired graduated students from medical universities (psychiatrists,
psychoanalytics) to work in secret laboratories on human behavior control
experimentation. After the second victory of democracy in October 1993 the
hunting on people was officially prohibited. But a large amount of
psychotronic devices had been sold to criminals and different kinds of
private Security Services. After that this devices often used for
apartment extortion, criminal attacks, and racket.
In Russian Parliament from 1993 till 1999 were prepared 3 different
legislation projects against human behavior control experimentation and
non-lethal weapon harassment, but no one had been accepted. In Ukrainan
and Russian press from 1990 published a lot of articles concerning
development and usage of psychotronic weapon (psychotronic generators) on
the territory of former USSR and in Ukraine, and now I have found a lot of
resources In Russian and Ukrainan segments of Internet."
The table of contents of the Lopatin book has been translated and
includes the following highlights
Chapter 1. The Problem of Psychotronic Weapons and Psychotronic
War.
Chapter 2. The Informational Foundations of PSO
Chapter 3. The Physical-Biological Basis of PSO
Chapter 3.1. Elementary Particles, The Interaction of Radiation and
Matter
Chapter 3.2. Chromosomal Target, Mitogenetic Rays and A.G. Gorvich's
Biological Fields
Chapter 4. Types of PSO, Its Harmful Factors and Field Applications
Chapter 4.3 Hypnosis
Chapter 4.6 Telepathy
Chapter 4.14 Technical Means of PSO, Interactions
Chapter 4.15 Neurocomputers As Possible PSO Means
Chapter 5.4 V.I. Vernadki's Noosphere and the Russian Nationalist
Idea
Chapter 6. State Defense Initiative and Conceptions of Arms
Chapter 6.1 ONSD- Weapons of Nonfatal Effect
Chapter 6.2. Financial Fights in the U.S. Military
Chapter 6.3. Conception of PSO Weapons
Chapter 7. Legal Problems of Defense From Informational Weapons
Chapter 7.1. Topicality of Problems, Forms, And Harmful Information
Chapter 7.3 State System of Guaranteeing Informational-Psychological
Safety
Chapter 7.4 Informational Weapons in Informational War
Chapter 7.5 Particularities in Legal Protection and the Proper Defense
for Informational Systems
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