“Nanoparticulate matter – bio-penetrable, controllable robotic units at the nano-scale – can be aerosolized & weaponized”– Dr. James Giordano – 40 years of experience in neuroscience and prestigious credentials/history of working with DARPA/Pentagon.
29 Oct 2018 | Rumble | Telegram Clip from: “The Brain is the Battlefield of the Future” Professor Dr. James Giordano presentation to United States Military Academy about the human brain and the future of war at Modern War Institute, West Point.
In the full 1hr lecture (see below), we learn that modern warfare is not done with guns, but drugs, nano-science, mind-manipulation (foster thoughts to change beliefs, feelings, emotions), and more. Very, very interesting and a plausible possibility of how they mind-fucked humanity during the “COVID-19 War” and for years.
It even describes a plausible neuroweapon that can taking over minds (or rather “recruit/influence them to think something is a good idea, etc. the opposite of what they believe“) including leaders military, enemies & targeted individuals. And neuro-microbiological agents / neuro-microbials that have high neuro-psychiatric symptoms for use in creating “public panic” which makes them easier to control, or gene-edited microbiologcals with morbidity/mortality profiles. Um, yeah. So there’s that. And this was a lecture in 2018.
Now if only he could give us the antidote to this #covidpsychosis rather than just disclosing the technology — and he still works for them so… we might not get the exclusive on that one).
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Who is this guy?
James Giordano, PhD, MPhil., serves as the Executive Director of The Institute for Biodefense Research; a renowned neuroscientist and ethicist with over four decades experience in the field, his areas of expertise include the development, oversight, governance and control of biological, chemical, and cyber/informational weapons; scientific and technological approaches to human performance optimization; and international ethico-legal and social issues of biosecurity and biodefense.
Dr. Giordano is a Professor in the Department of Neurology and Biochemistry; Chair of the Subprogram in Military Medical Ethics, and co-Director of the Program in Brain Science and Global Law and Policy at Georgetown University Medical Center; Distinguished Fellow in Science, Technology, and Ethics at the Stockdale Center of the United States Naval Academy; Senior Fellow in Biosecurity, Technology and Ethics at the US Naval War College, Newport, RI; Senior Science Advisory Fellow of the SMA Branch, Joint Staff, Pentagon; and serves as Senior Bioethicist of the US Defense Medical Ethics Center (DMEC).
Prof. Giordano is the author of over 300 peer-reviewed publications in neuroscience and neuroethics, 7 books and 35 government white papers on bioscience and technology, biosecurity, and ethics, and is an elected member of the European Academy of Science and Arts, and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine (UK). A former US Naval officer, holding designations as an aerospace physiologist, research physiologist, and research psychologist, he served with the US Navy and Marine Corps.
Giordano, J., “Brave new neurotechnology – and the need for (a new) neuroethics,” November 2019. Tufts University Medford, MA: IEEE-SSIT Conference.
Giordano J., “Neurotechnological developments and neuroethical obligations in assessing and treating Parkinson’s disease,” October 2019. Gainesville, FL: Michael J. Fox Foundation Conference.
Giordano J., “What’s in name? Neuroethico-legal and social issues and responsibilities in assessing and treating PANS/PANDAS,” October 2019. Portsmouth, NH: National PANS/PANDAS Symposium.
Giordano J, “Global advancements in indwelling neuromodulation and international neuroethical issues, discourse and guidance,” September 2019. Orlando, FL: Seventh Annual Deep Brain Stimulation Think Tank.
Giordano J, “Leveraging biomedical research and economics as disruptive operations in non-kinetic strategically latent engagements,” September 2019. Arlington, VA: SMA Group, Joint Staff, Pentagon.
Giordano J, “Deliver us from evil? On the use of neurocognitive science for public safety and national security,” August 2019. Depts of Neurology, Psychiatry and Ethics, Medical College of Wisconsin, WI.
Giordano J, “Neurocognitive sciences as disruptive instruments in non-kinetic engagements,” July 2019. Arlington, MD: Global Futures Forum; Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA).
Giordano J, “Opportunities and risks of human-biotechnology engagement for performance optimization,” May 2019. Joint Base Andrews: Annual Pentagon Joint Staff Strategic Multilayer assessment Group Conference, Joint Base Andrews.
Giordano J., “Pandora’s wager: Emerging neurotechnologies for health, operational protection and enhancement of future military operators,” May 2019. Washington, DC.: DoD Biotechnology for Health and Performance Workshop.
Giordano J, “Emerging neuroscience and technologies as threats: Assessing, analyzing and countering the risks to global security,” April 2019. Washington, DC: National Academy of Sciences, Washington, DC.
Giordano J., “Neuroethico-legal and social issues, challenges and opportunities in next generation non-invasive neuromodulation,” April 2019. Arlington, VA: N3 Kickoff Meeting, DARPA, Arlington, VA.
Giordano J, “The neuroweapons threat,” April 2019. Washington, DC: Intelligence Community Studies Board, National Academies, Washington, DC.
Giordano J, “Treatment or enhancement and the good of the patient: Which rationale? Whence justice?,” April 2019. Washington, DC.: Pellegrino Symposium, Washington, DC..
Giordano J, “Accessible information and artificial intelligence: Threats to national security,” March 2019. AI2 Symposium, Washington, DC.
Giordano J, “Addressing radical leveling and emerging neurotechnologies as threats in non-kinetic engagements,” March 2019. SMA Group, J-3 Joint Staff, Pentagon..
Giordano J, “Brave and bold new brain science,” March 2019. Baltimore, MD.: Maryland Science Center, Baltimore, MD..
Giordano J, “Weaponizable neuroscience and technology,” March 2019. Fairfax, VA.: IEEE Science and Society Meeting, Fairfax, VA..
Giordano J, “A multi-thrust approach to assessing, analyzing and mitigating emerging technological threats,” January 2019. Tampa FL: J-5, US Special Operations Command (USSOCOM), Tampa FL.
Giordano J, “Radical leveling and emerging technologies as threats to global security,” January 2019. Arlington, MD: Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA), Arlington, MD.
Giordano J, “NEURINT: Neurocognitive approaches to optimizing performance of intelligence case officers and assets,” November 2018. Office of the Director of National Intelligence, VA.: Office of the Director of National Intelligence, VA..
Giordano J, “Brave new brain science and the need for neuroethics now,” October 2018. NY Optometry College, CUNY, NY: Music of the Mind Invited lecture, NY Optometry College, CUNY, NY.
Giordano J, “Emerging biotechnologies as threats to national security,” October 2018. Fairfax, VA.: OSD, Fairfax, VA..
Giordano J, “Parsing neuroscience fact from fiction,” October 2018. Washington, DC: American Science Writers Guild Meeting, Washington, DC.
Giordano J, “From the neuroscience of pain to a Neuroethics of pain research and care,” September 2018. Boston, MA.: International Association for the Study of Pain Conference, Boston, MA..
Giordano J, “Neuroscience and technology as weapons of mass disruption,” September 2018. Ft. Belvoir, VA: US Army INSCOM, Ft. Belvoir, VA.
Giordano J, “Engaging neurotechnologies for cognitive and behavioral optimization,” August 2018. Washington, DC.: Science and Technology Policy Institute, Washington, DC..
We can even go further. One of the newest developments, is that nanoparticulate matter, can be stabilized for distribution. If you’re not aware of what nanoparticulate matter is, it’s that matter which exists on a scale of 1 times 10 to the minus ninth. Very very small. Smaller than a cell.
And we can manufacture materials that have discreet properties that can be controlled by virtue of bioengineering in their physical chemistry. To auto-aggregate, to be able to aggregate in particular areas based upon their biological and your chemical sensitivity.
But now we go one step further. Most recently, just a few weeks ago, it was announced you could then aerosolize nanomaterials.
And go one step further. I can create small robotic units. Controllable robotic units at the nano-scale, and that these, too, can be aerosolized, to create a nano-swarm of biopenetrable materials that you cannot see, that can penetrate all but the most robust, biochemical filters, that are able to integrate themselves through a variety of membranes, mucus membranes, and wherever – a mouth, nose, ears, eyes… Can be then uptaken into the vascular system to create clumping, can affect the vascular system of the brain, or can directly diffuse into the brain space, and these can be weaponized. And they can be done in such a level, that their presence is almost impossible to detect, and as such, the attribution becomes exceedingly difficult to demonstrate.
How much of this material would I need? Take a look. This is the front of my pen. This amount of nanomaterial, if be able to maintain and sustain with regard to its deliverability and aerosolization, could, in fact, affect all of you. Or, based upon where I come from, New York City, all you’se.
Look at this. Look at this. I’m carrying that material. Would you see it? Would I have to lug a giant weapon into the room? No I wouldn’t. And what if, in fact, I utilized some form of an unmanned aerial device, or unmanned ground devices delivery vehicle? Something like a drone? Or a bug? Could I do something with that?
As someone with 40 years of experience in neuroscience and prestigious credentials/history of working with DARPA/Pentagon, brain science/interfacing technologies, “neuroethics”, etc., Dr. Giordano lays out their agenda in this one hour presentation; no efforts to sugar-coat, hide or discreetly allude their motives.
For those who don’t believe that brain manipulation/mind control is a real endeavour, this single presentation lays that speculation/disbelief to rest. It is not a “conspiracy theory”. It is a cold, hard fact.
This is his CGSR Seminar on “Brain Science from Bench to Battlefield: The Realities – and Risks – of Neuroweapons” but I would title it “Influencing ‘Individual’ and ‘Group Brains’ – Neurowarfare, Drugs, Gene-Tech, etc.”
The use of sarin gas in Syria and the nerve agent VX to assassinate Kim Jong-nam, and ongoing efforts in brain science by both nations and non-state actors (inclusive of a growing community of do-it-yourself/biohacker scientists) prompt renewed interest in the current and near-term possibilities of developing and employing neuroweapons. Discourse at the most recent meeting of Biological, Toxin, and Weapons Convention (BTWC), and ongoing efforts of a Working Group of the European Union Human Brain Project reinforced the need to more rigorously address research and use of weaponizable brain science.
In this briefing, neuroscientist and neuroethicist Dr. James Giordano of Georgetown University Medical Center discusses how new developments in brain science afford potential utility in military, intelligence and warfare operations, addresses implications of neuroweapons, and details the need for improved identification, surveillance, guidance and governance of brain science that can be used in military and warfare applications, and thus pose defined risk and threat to security interests.
“Battlescape Brain: Military and Intelligence Use of Neurocognitive Science“
But I would call it “Modern Warfare: Drugs, Bugs, Toxins, and Devices”
This presentation is part of the ‘Brain Science and Effective Leadership Series,’ hosted by the Stockdale Center for Ethical Leadership. Dr. Girordano is with the Georgetown University Departments of Neurology and Biochemistry, working in the Neuroethics Study Program, which is a part of the Program in Military Medical Ethics. He also is a Fellow of the Program in Biosecurity, Technology, and Ethics at the Naval War College. In this invigorating and, at points chilling, talk he discusses various potential uses of neurocognitive science in military and intelligence operations, and sketches ethical issues, and angles of analysis that will arise as both allies and adversaries develop such tools, relating them to existing laws of war and conventions.
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