Archive for July, 2007

We Must Ensure Compliance!

What is in store for man or beast who does not comply with NAIS or the *official identification* requirements? Tasering you into compliance is one method the enforcers use.

Warning these are very graphic videos.

Link to animal

Link to human

Link to students

Fight NAIS while you still can.

From the trenches,

Celeste

July 25, 2007 Posted Under Technology

Horse Docs Up

Horse owners you are on the radar and have some new rules to deal with:

USDA Horse Operation Plan

The following is located under NAIS at WSDA in the right column:

Equine Group Equine Group & NAIS Second Edition

Horse shred team please mark up and challenge these documents.

Thanks!

From the trenches,

Celeste

July 25, 2007 Posted Under USDA, WSDA

Scrapie Program goes Global

Changes to Scrapie Flock Certification Program

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection ervice (APHIS) posted new standards to the Voluntary Scrapie Flock Certification Program (SFCP). According to APHIS, these changes, which went into effect on June 30, 2007, were made to meet the current World Organization for Animal Health (OIE) standards for export, to increase the assurance that certified flocks are free from scrapie and to improve the clarity, the process and the consistency of the program.

With the implementation of these changes, the SFCP now meets nternational guidelines as issued by the OIE. By amending the flock certification standards, our program now meets OIE guidelines, enhancing the opportunity for U.S. producers to export germplasm,” stated Jim Logan, DVM, chair of the American Sheep Industry
Association animal health committee.

The SFCP documents are available at
http://www.aphis.usda.gov/animal_health/animal_diseases/scrapie/free-certi.s
html

From the trenches,

Celeste

July 21, 2007 Posted Under USDA

USDA Enslavement Stats

Enslaved Stats August 2, 2007

408,527 Americans enslaved by the USDA & National Animal Identification System.

From the trenches,

Celeste

July 18, 2007 Posted Under USDA

Enforcement American Style-Smelling Evil

Part III: Smelling Evil

Odor and the Altering of Human Behavior

Imagine for a moment inhaling the sweet fragrance of a dewy rose. Breathe deeply. Your body is tranquil and at rest. The power of scent and the olfactory system has been known since Biblical times. G-d desired sweet aromas to loft up to Him as a love offering. Eleven spices were compounded to make the ketoret incense used in the Jewish Temple. This special compound was forbidden to be made or used except in the holiest of services. It contained eleven sweet herbs and spices and one pungent spice to remind us that each one of us can do evil. It is said that when Messiah comes he will be able to smell evil persons. Most religions use fragrance for one purpose or another.

Olfactory sensitivity in humans varies greatly. For instance a perfumer can smell the difference between skin and hair color. Some people are so sensitive that they can smell evil or hostility. So is it any wonder to us that man take the sense of smell and manipulate and turn into a potentially lethal weapon?

 

Animals and insects have a keen sense of smell. One of the contributing factors to smell are pheromones. Pheromones are a chemical that triggers an innate behavioral response. The primary pheromones are for alarm, sex, and food. With this understanding the Soviets and probably others immediately began exploiting the pheromones that would effect certain animal and insect populations, possibly even humans. The pheromone use causes a gathering of animals to certain locations where the release of their aggressive behavior would cause disruption and confusion. Military planners could foresee a time when pheromones are planted at a focal point where a military unit is encamped and the resulting infestation would cause chaos and possibly even death, or would distribute the non-volatile substances through the water supply. In the animal kingdom the phenomenon of odorous signaling can be powerful method of controlling various groups.

 

Many of the pheromones originate from the endocrine glands. Our daily activities such as feeling awake, active, hungry and so forth are triggered by the endocrine system.

 

The concept of manipulating the senses of mankind may prove to be to our detriment. We were created with a purity of our senses. Should we or will we corrupt the senses with which we have been bestowed? Only time will tell. Becoming aware of sensory pollution and manipulation is the first step to protecting these precious gifts. These senses we have are to let us know how beloved we are. G-d throws in the delicious taste, the tantalizing smell, as free gifts, out of His love for all of us.

 

From the trenches,

Celeste

July 18, 2007 Posted Under Technology

Enforcement American Style-Sound Assault

Sound Assault

Sound as a Means of Altering Behavior

Part II: Series Enforcement American Style

 

We will continue exploring the manipulation of the sanctity of our senses. In this part we will explore the psychological and behavioral effects of audible sound to ultrasound which is defined as frequencies greater than 20,000 Hz.

 

Factors that invoke biological changes in human beings with sound are rapid tempo, noise, and pressure. It is interesting to note that in the urban industrialized society sounds are increasingly being held responsible for vascular and nervous system disturbances. The Soviet Union has been aware for some time of the hazards of sound and have experimented with the concept of “The Zone of Health” which includes an environment of parks, seashore, and 28 other kinds of “therapy”. These zones were a place of rest and relaxation free from excessive sound stimulation. In 1969 142,000 “patients” were treated with this therapy and 98% went home “healthy”. While sound can have adverse physical effects, so too can sound deprivation.

 

A Russian book entitled “Effect of Intense Noise on the Brain: Experimental Research” scrutinized the effects of sound down to the nerve cells, fibers, synapses, ganglia, and blood vessels. This book has been translated into English. The book is divided into a couple of sections. The first looked at the harmful effect of sound irritants on living organisms. The second includes experimental data such as producing epileptic convulsions in a rats and subsequent death with infrasound as low as 7 Hz. Dogs exposed to this same frequency in a “nearby apartment building went completely insane with fear.”

 

Psychological and physiological effects include a significant impairment of tracking ability, choice-reaction time, foot pressure, and peripheral vision. Reaction time performance error begins to occur at 5Hz. Detrimental visual performance begins to occur at 8 Hz through 50 Hz. High intensity infrasound can cause sensations of panic and the impression that your head will burst. Infrasound at a frequency of 7 Hz can cause difficulty of mental activities and work precision.

 

At exposures to stimuli of 15-17 Hz SPL (sound pressure level) of approximately 104 decibels you could experience symptoms of generalized stress.

 

Canine death can be caused by strong acoustic stimulation. Prolonged (6 weeks) efforts to evoke neurosis in a strong dog failed to cause nervous system failure by using super-strong acoustic stimuli, 120 decibels. The experimenters then introduced a 1.5 gram dose of caffeine to the sound stressed dog. Within ten minutes the dog had a severe tonic seizure engulfing the entire body and a few seconds later the animal died.

 

According to Strakhov, he has investigated the effect of high intensity noise of 95-3000 Hz and found that it can change EEG patterns. Rabbits and cats exposed to high intensity noise experienced changes in respiratory function and cardiovascular reactions.

 

Vogel classifies the effects of sound into three categories: gross, annoyance, and subtle. Subtle sound can be used to instill fear, anxiety, confusion and panic. Annoyance sounds are used to interfere with work performance and the ability to learn and retain. Gross sound damage includes the loss of the ability to function, destroying or “muddling” of the conscious to such a degree that the ability of all but involuntary actions such as breathing, and heart beat would be destroyed.

 

Intense noise associated with aircraft may in many ways be similar to those that might be purposefully generated under combat situations. Aviation engineering technicians were exposed to 130 decibels complained of general fatigue, reduced work capacity, headache, unpleasant sensations of the heart, noise and ringing in the ear, pain in the stomach, and sometimes nausea and vomiting. After being exposed to this sound for a period of six hours all volunteers complained of noise and ringing in the ears, general fatigue and heaviness of the head. Some of the volunteers experienced paleness of the skin, involuntary twitching of facial muscles, apathy or irritability, perspiration, tremor of the eyelids, and fingers.

 

Organ and cellular effects of sound have been documented. Between 800 Hz to 1000 Hz the body can encounter bone fracture, edema in soft tissue, ulcerations, hemorrhages, kidney issues, behavioral effects. Aqueous living organisms are extremely sound sensitive. The above symptoms were noted including disturbed equilibrium, disquietude, lack of air, irregular respiration only to become suddenly frenzied resulting in death.

 

Another troubling symptom noted at 2000 Hz for 30 minutes to 10 days lab rats exhibited inhibition of the anticoagulation process. In other words sound makes one more susceptible to blood clotting. Of note, prolonged noise exposure is cumulative.

 

Ultrasonic noise at a frequency of 20,000 Hz was clinically observed in 104 individuals in an industrial environment. The main symptoms were headache, extremely pronounced fatigue, tiredness, and general weakness. The onset of symptoms began as early as 1-3 hours after starting work. Another effect of ultra-sound was disturbance of sleeping patterns. People reported daytime drowsiness and changes in nocturnal sleep. Thirty-eight percent of workers reported drug-like heavy, dreamless sleep while another group slept superficially, had intermittent sleep, had difficulty falling asleep, or had oppressive dreams. Others reported increased sensitivity to off-duty sound, “wanting to sleep day and night”, irritability, intellectual impairment, memory loss, and decreased perception, lassitude and apathy, retardation of movements, reactions, and inability to master new material. Subsequent conversation initiation was lacking and was reduced to monosyllables. Last, ultrasonic noise affected the sense of smell and decreased the sense of taste, and caused other symptoms, including gastrointestinal problems such as poor appetite with a tendency towards constipation.

 

Chronic exposure to ultrasound of moderate intensity can affect animal behavior changes including apathy, lassitude and refusal of food, emaciation, ulceration and loss of fur. Death can occur due to adrenal failure.

 

As you can see, the biological and psychological implications of sound intensity and frequency does impact our lifestyle. We need to be aware of the subtle changes in our bodies as a result of sound pollution and take precautions against the strategy of sound manipulation. Ensure that you have a “healthy zone”, an oasis of quiet and restoration, for your soul and body. Take a few moments to create a quite zone in your daily life whether it is a time of quiet, or maybe a room of no sound, which can be a refuge for you these intense days and times.

From the trenches,

Celeste

 

 

 

July 18, 2007 Posted Under Technology

Dear Bird Owner

The following letter is being sent to targeted bird owners to encourage them to participate in the voluntary Avian Flu (AI) surveillance effort. How you get this letter is that the USDA NASS gives your personal information to the WSDA who then sends you the letter. In the second paragraph of the letter it assures you that your personal information is held in strict confidence. Ya, right!

Dear WA Bird Owner

With the letter they include a brochure on avian biosecurity.

Avian Brochure Cover

Avian Brochure Inside

Also included in the letter is a letter encouraging you to join the surveillance effort. For joining up you get the standard $10 *financial incentive*. Ummm I wonder just how cofidential your testing and information is if they are paying you? Once they pay you you information belongs to them do do with as they see fit.

Surveillance is Easy

There was a day and time the our state was sincere about the health of your animals and yourself but those days are gone and our state has partnered up large corporations and agribusiness whose only concern is profit.

Think twice about participating in programs where you have no idea or control where your personal infomration goes or if it will ultimately lead you down the NAIS path. Remember there is no Opt Out, once the genie is out of the bottle it is sorry Charlie!

From the trenches,

Celeste

July 18, 2007 Posted Under USDA, WSDA

UN & EPA & USDA Partnership

Lisa submitted this in the comment section but it warrants being in the main column:

The USDA also partnered with the EPA

The EPA is partnered with the UN.

http://iaspub.epa.gov/trs/trs_proc_qry.navigate_term?p_term_id=29682&p_term_cd=TERMDIS

EPA.gov

Agenda 21, the Rio Declaration on Environment and Development, is a
comprehensive programme of action to be achieved by governments,
development agencies, United Nations organizations and independent
sector groups in every area where human activity affects the
environment. Agenda 21 was adopted by the United Nations Conference on
Environment and Development, the Earth Summit. Agenda 21 is the
response to the UN General Assembly’s call, in December 1989, for a
global meeting to devise strategies to halt and reverse the effects of
environment degradation “in the context of increased national and
international efforts to promote sustainable and environmentally sound
development in all countries”

http://www.un.org/esa/agenda21/natlinfo/countr/usa/natur.htm

UN.org

Agenda 21

NATURAL RESOURCE ASPECTS OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA

* Agriculture
* Atmosphere
* Biodiversity
* Desertification and Drought
* Energy
* Forests
* Freshwater
* Land Management
* Mountains
* Oceans and Coastal Areas
* Toxic Chemicals
* Waste and Hazardous Materials

From the trenches,

Celeste

July 17, 2007 Posted Under International, USDA

WSDA Stonewalls Your Right-to-Know

Your right-to-know is being compromised here in Washington with new regulations furthering limiting Public Disclosure. Public Disclosure is critical to understanding the *truth* about the National Animal Identification System, the proposed state identification system, and also the coming *new to ewe* proposed Washington Quality Assurance Program.

I have submitted some Public Disclosure requests to the WSDA concerning things such as current NAIS documents, where genetically modified crops are being raised in our state, and diseased/undocumented cattle being imported into our state threatening your health, food supply, and the health of our animals.

I am told they will get to it but not in accordance with the law in our state regarding Public Disclosure.

Ummm…. I wonder what they have to hide?

From the trenches. ..bringing you freedom through *Truth*,

Celeste

July 17, 2007 Posted Under WSDA

Enforcement American Style-Flickering Lights

Red, White and Blue

Celeste Bishop

Three Part Series: Controlled Offensive Behavior-USSR

Part 1: Flickering Lights

WSDA Public Disclosure RD#165

 

We live in a day of image and sensory assault. You and I cannot necessarily trust what our senses tell us is reality. Although this may appear a bit off topic, a cursory study of sensory manipulation is necessary to understand the current and potential incursion against your senses. This glimpse into sensory warfare will bring a whole no meaning to your NoNAIS thinking, “It just doesn’t make sense.” I will draw from two sources on the topic in a three part series based upon two documents: a declassified document known as ‘Controlled Offensive Behavior-USSR’ and ‘WSDA document RD #165- How to communicate during an epidemic’. In part one, we look into the impact of flickering and colored lights. In part two, we look into sound assault. And part three, we will address the influencing through the sense of smell.

 

It appears the powers that be have decided that we the people are in need of an *increased presence* so we won’t be fearful. Peace is something one obtains on a higher level than government. Interestingly, peace in Webster’s dictionary is defined as absence of war.

 

The following are direct quotes from the above cited WSDA document:

 

People are influenced by the fact that you care, more than by what you know

  • Demands are high before all the facts known
  • Fear grows in the absence of a visible presence
  • Succeeding does not mean having the answers; it means an early presence, so that the public knows there is a system in place for responding.

First messages must have:

Empathy and caring

Outline of the known facts

Frankness about unknowns and your plans to find out

State agency’s commitment

Where people can get more info

Lessons from 911

 

Prepare relentlessly

Model:

Compassion

Conviction

Optimism

 

We certainly can see the increased presence of the enforcers but is there more to the story? What we can glean insight from another document focused on experimental strategies with, and implemented on sensory manipulation and a bit of practical application.

 

About ten years ago the flickering light issue became policy in our county and strobe lights were placed on everything from vehicles to street lights. Knowing that these strobe lights will produce either migraines or seizures in a third of the population I took to the phones to call and find out why. My calls fell on deaf ears. I never was able to obtain a reason as to why they put strobes on buses and then later on the vehicles of the enforcers.

 

The first thing one notices with an increased enforcement presence is the ol’ mobile adorned with “red, white, and blue” lights along the sides of our roads. Have you ever contemplated why they use flashing lights and those particular colors? For decades conferences and symposiums have been held in the United States and abroad on the effects of flickering lights.

 

There is a general consensus that flickering lights cause considerable interruption in our nervous systems and brain function. Flashing lights cause manifestations such as sleep interruption, hypnotic states, annoying or irritating sensations, queasiness, eye discomfort, apprehension, headaches, tension, and other forms of conscious disruption. In another manifestation they can cause visual illusions, including color sensations, patterns and movement.

 

The frequency of the flickering light plays an important factor in producing the symptoms one may experience. Normally our brains oscillate between 8-10 Hz. At 10 Hz and your alpha rhythm will show up on an EEG. In an alpha state you are in a state of relaxation. With rhythmic or periodic flashes of 3-5 Hz you will experience an annoying or irritating sensation. Visual illusions will appear between 10-12 Hz. It is important to note that the effect of flickering lights is not limited to the retina of the eye but affects the whole nervous system. Flickering lights can be used with other sensory modalities to throw your consciousness into alternate states which can be exploited. At close range, a flickering or flashing light can alter your alpha rhythm or brain waves to align with the frequency of the *light*. The state achieved is very similar to being in a hypnotic state. Hypnosis is a trace-like state in which the person becomes highly influenced by the suggestions of another. Short intense light flashes have the power to impede the ability to detect motion.

 

High intensity flashing lights are more effective in producing the desired effects. If flashing lights are pulsed at different frequencies; one frequency to one eye, and another frequency to the other eye, an unpleasant “seasickness” or telepathic state can be achieved. A high intensity light will also affect the rate at which the eye adapts to darkness.

 

Color and Light

 

Low intensity red lights create an irregular alpha rhythm (relaxed state) in your body. This can be accomplished with a 25 watt red light bulb. A complex shift in your central autonomic nervous system will be experienced. There is also decreased reactivity in your cortical process, the part of your body that among other things gives you your energy. When exposed to a red light the autonomic nervous system shifts, producing a drop in skin temperature and lowering of arterial pressure. The most pronounced adverse effects can occur even with a soft red light.

 

The Russian Kirov Military Academy experimented with two monkeys for observing physiological changes in response to colored lights. The monkeys were tested after adapting to the particular light for 3-60 minutes. After exposure to the red lights the monkeys were restless, made wrong choices, and were emotionally tense.

 

Blue lights yield sluggishness and sleepiness producing a sedative effect on the body and mind. You can observe how this works by performing the following experiment in your own home. Wait until dark. Turn on the television to one of the main channels. Now, go into another room that is dark and relax for an hour. After an hour go into the room with the TV. Do not look directly at the television but look at the ceiling or walls (it works better if they are white). What you will notice is a blue pulsating light similar to a strobe light. It is no wonder that those who spend hours in front of the TV become addicted and crave a lethargic and apathetic “state” the longer they spend watching the “tube”. In 2002 Scientific American did a great article about this phenomenon:

 

http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?articleID=0005339B-A694-1CC5-B4A8809EC588EEDF&pageNumber=2&catID=2

(The article is now pay for view)

 

Yellow light induces a good mood characterized by increased motor readiness and sustained attentiveness. In the monkey light experiment the monkeys exposed to yellow lights made fewer mistakes. It is no wonder that with the scientific evidence available we see few sunny yellow lights used for enforcement purposes.

 

Green lights do not evoke an emotional response. This is the optimal color light for your body.

 

For those of us in livestock light plays a critical role in the development, growth, and management of livestock. Here on our farm we have always used colored lights in our chicken coop to avoid aggressive behavior and the cannibalistic nature of our chickens. Plants are also impacted by exposure to various colors of lights.

 

A person can protect themselves from these assaults by the flickering and colored lights by wearing protective glasses or goggles but one must anticipate the precise wave-length of light employed against him. Dark Polaroid sunglasses will mitigate some of the impact of high intensity flickering lights. Part of your preparation is to know what lies in wait for you and to develop an overcoming mindset.

 

Part II: Sound Assault

 

From the trenches,

Celeste

 

July 17, 2007 Posted Under Technology