In the 1980s a Russian signal was found to be running through the electrical systems of American homes. It was expressed as an all but imperceptible frequency emitted from light fixtures. What was the purpose of the signal?
It was designed to be annoying.
Why, you ask, would the Russians want to annoy Americans? It’s funny for a start. But the reason is simple. The Woodpecker signal made people emotionally unstable. Think of how little it takes to annoy you. An encounter with a bad driver, losing a game of internet Chess, or your cat vomits on the bathroom rug. Suddenly, if one more thing happens you may snap at a loved one.
The Woodpecker signal was found to make people more irritable. This made them slightly more likely to start fights, break things, and make poor choices.
Now, what if we told you pop music, movies, your TV, and smartphone all do the same thing? These devices all transmit frequencies designed to be imperceptibly irritating. The aggregate effect is to make you dumber, less stable, and more likely to become ill or get hurt.
Think of all those fluorescent lights buzzing incessantly over the heads of your children corralled in public school, coloring all their thoughts and perceptions with mild rage. Make no mistake, we have been at war with our own government for a very long time.
