Microwaves as a weapon in German Article

June 24, 2003

Here is the German link

http://www.welt.de/daten/2002/01/06/0106vm306168.htx

and below a translation.

Berlin, Tuesday 8 October 2002 WELT am SONNTAG

( Sunday edition of the national newspaper Die Welt)

Microwaves as close-range weapons

Neighbours attack each other with ovens that have been tinkered with. The

radiation penetrates through walls and leads to heavy health damage. Already

150 criminal procedures

by Julia Winkenbach

Berlin - If Irmgard K. from Kalchreuth near Nuernberg wants to have peace in

her own home, then she must get out. Out of her own appartment, to go

somewhere, only to get away. If she remains at home, it starts all over

again: Headaches, giddyness, a rumble in the ears, rapid heart rate. This is

due to microwaves, which are obviously directed intentionally into the house

of Irmgard K., in order to torture her. Bad-intentioned neighbours, as they

suppose, irradiate

the walls of her appartment with a converted microwave oven. Dr. Reinhard

Munzert, who shares her life, speaks of " a new form of High Tech crimes " ,

which affects more and more people at a national level. Approximately twenty

of them have already decided to unite in an " interest group of victims of

electrical weapons " , he created. They are trying to help themselves, as the

police does not believe them, the public prosecutor's office not, not even

the closest friends.

For Irmgard K. everything began with a trifle. She argued with her

neighbours about their five dogs, because she could not stand their barking

anymore. The quarrel escalated and became " a war " . Afterwards she had all

the mentioned troubles: " suddenly I heard always changing tones and I had

sleep disturbances. " Reinhard Munzert investigated for her, until finally

technicians at the University of Erlangen gave him the idea with the

microwaves. " We know " ,

says Munzert, " that this sounds outrageous. " He and his girlfriend would

however really

be treated " like meat in a microwave. "

Klaus Muenter from the federal physics and technology institute in

Braunschweig confirmed in presence of Welt am Sonntag (WORLD on SUNDAY),

" that it is technically possible " to irradiate neighbours through the walls

with microwave ovens that have been tinkered with. Because the walls only

hold half of the strong radiation and windows even let everything pass

through. To change an oven into a " waves projector " a technical training is

however necessary. This is

also confirmed by Professor Peter Pauli of the German Federal Armed Forces

University: " a microwave appliance has a capacity of approximately 800

Watts. In order to bundle these into a beam, you need a strong directional

antenna. "

Moreover two safety switches would have to be bridged. Once someone has

achieved this, he can tyrannize his neighbours with a spurt, which is

approximately hundredfold stronger, than permitted by the federal radiation

emission law, which has set the threshold limit value for the radiation of

mobile radio antennas at ten Watts per square meter.

Friedhelm and Gertrud Kuhn from Bochum know these numbers by heart, and have

known them for a long time. Because they too have been irradiated in their

own home from an unknown source, since Christmas 1999. Here too it started

with neighbourhood disputes. Friedhelm Kuhn felt at first only a flickering

in the eye, later came high blood pressure, pins and needles in the heart

and " the sensation to cook " . " whenever I enter my house, it always feels, as

if I would get sunburned " , he describes the effects of microwaves on his

body. Thanks

to his work as an electronic technician Kuhn realised that he could be faced

with the use of waves and lodged a complaint for bodily injury. But he met

with a rebuff. According to Kuhn: " the public prosecutor said, he would not

deal with fancies. " The technician decided to do self-help: he pasted the

inner walls of his house with aluminum foil, because they would hold at

least part of the radiation. The Kuhns did not want to move despite the beam

attacks, because they had built their house from their own plans.

Miriam Enzler has already moved. She too had a fight with her neighbours,

and she too had suddenly " the feeling she lived between two power sources " ,

and she too had to make the experience that people would treat victims of

microwaves, " as if they were the big idiots " . Miriam Enzler still suffers a

lot from the results of the wave attacks, even now that she's moved: " my

mucous membranes burn like fire, I have headaches up to vomiting and

colic-like belly

cramps. "

Attorney Detlev Eidebenz, who represents a victim from Frankfurt, believes

that the only hope to stop the wrongdoings of these unknown microwave

gangsters in the entire country, is to fight together. Eidebenz says: " 150

complaints have already been submitted in Germany in this matter, but to no

result. " Now, the lawyer says, the attention of all public prosecutor's

offices of all LÃƒÂ¤nder of the Federal Republic has to be drawn to the

multiplicity of individual cases. There's already support from the Police:

Markus Duemig from the 8th Police station in Frankfurt/Main collects the

reports of microwave victims nationwide. Duemig says: he will do it " as long

as necessary for this matter to be dealt with in a court of law as a

criminal matter. "

The helpful official is the last resort, for whom the microwave victims

reach with a desperate grasp. Because, although there are so far only few

investigations, which prove that microwaves can cause long-term damage,

victims are more afraid of the long-term consequences than of the actual

pain. For Irmgard K. the nightmare became true: the physicians diagnosed

recently an ovarian tumor.

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June 27, 2003

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"Misty" <misty3

"The Octopus" <the_octopus >; "Health and Healing" <health_and_healing >; "Armageddon or New Age" <armageddon-or-newage >

Tuesday, June 24, 2003 9:08 AM

Microwaves as a weapon in German Article

> > Microwaves as a weapon in German Article> > > Here is the German link> http://www.welt.de/daten/2002/01/06/0106vm306168.htx> > and below a translation.> > Berlin, Tuesday 8 October 2002 WELT am SONNTAG> ( Sunday edition of the national newspaper Die Welt)> > Microwaves as close-range weapons> > Neighbours attack each other with ovens that have been tinkered with. The> radiation penetrates through walls and leads to heavy health damage. Already> 150 criminal procedures> > by Julia Winkenbach> > Berlin - If Irmgard K. from Kalchreuth near Nuernberg wants to have peace in> her own home, then she must get out. Out of her own appartment, to go> somewhere, only to get away. If she remains at home, it starts all over> again: Headaches, giddyness, a rumble in the ears, rapid heart rate. This is> due to microwaves, which are obviously directed intentionally into the house> of Irmgard K., in order to torture her. Bad-intentioned neighbours, as they> suppose, irradiate> the walls of her appartment with a converted microwave oven.

She also needs to ditch her cell phone, which sends microwaves into her brain

every time shen uses it!

Jerry M.

***May you never know what you're preventing!*