Mind Control Victims -- UC Irvine Is A Center Where Perp Scientists Find, Abuse Victims

UC Irvine is a location for classified, brutally abusive involuntary human experiments. Brutally abusive becaues they include coercive mind control experimementation, in which victims are implanted, attacked with beamed microwave (and radiowave) beams, drugged/poisoned, given illnesses, and subjected to campaigns in which others in their community are told lies and suckered into participating in the abuse, in various ways.

The university there has a good number of cold blooded murders and torturers among its researchers, professors, and graduate students, some of which I can only assume must be associated with government agencies.

If you are a victim of mind control, and you are wondering "where are the perpetrators? where are some of the people who are torturing me to death, intentionally, slowly over a period of years or decades?" Answer: UC Irvine. And if you want their names, where they can be located so that they can be brought to justice, eventually, hopefully, read my web site: [link to www.geocities.com] .

Why not hold a demonstration AT A UNIVERSITY WHERE THE PERPS OPERATE OUT OF for a change? (not to say UC Davis isn't also such a one, however, I know for a fact that UC Irvine is). Graduate students and undergraduate students are certainly still being tortured and murdered at that university, to the present day. In fact, these bastards murdered one of my roommates, I believe, and tossed him off of a 9 story building on-campus. No, it wasn't depression, I am 99 percent certain. Shouldn't be hard to believe, with the number of assassinations secretly being carried out by powerful criminal groups in the US currently.

Other info sites:
[link to www.angelfire.com]
[link to www.mikrowellenterror.de]
www.datafilter.com/mc

for the last, use the internet archive to view it:
[link to www.archive.org]

as it is now down. here, i'll get the link for you, this
WAS a great site, someone needs to grab all the pages from the archive and make it "live" again: [link to web.archive.org]