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LRADs, a sound-producing device used to control crowds, can inflict permanent damage on subjects
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Serbian police have just used an LRAD sonic cannon against the protesting students in Belgrade while they held their 15-minute minute silence.
LRAD is an acoustic weapon that fires a targeted sound beam with a very high volume of up to 160 dB. Clearly recognizable: the immediately beginning escape reflex. But there is hardly any escape…
With me, every regime is already through below that even plans to acquire such a weapon! But who then also use against their own population???
Source: Visegrád 24 on X
The Long Rage Acoustical Device (LRAD), is used by the military in situations such as crowd control, mass notification, and perimeter enforcement. For instance, an unruly mob may not hear a warning to disperse with traditional acoustic technology, or border enforcement agents may need to warn an approaching intruder to turn away or face bodily harm. The technology has advantages over lethal force, yet it also has the potential to inflict physical harm, emotional manipulation, and death. According to Defense Update, the LRAD can produce a 150-decibel acoustic beam from 300 meters away. The human threshold for pain is between 120 to 140 decibels. In a 2003 New York Times article Mr. Norris demonstrates his technology to the reporter. At 1% of capacity, the reporter’s eyes hurt, and hours later still experienced a headache.
“During the 1990’s, in both presidential administrations, non-lethal weapons such as these and others received priority funding. The Secretary of Energy under Clinton, O’Leary, warned that over a 40 year period, 500,000 had been unwitting test subjects for military research on non-lethal weapons, including MKULTRA who claims among many victims, Ted Kaczinky, the Unabomber. There is no way to know who these people are or how to help them because there is paranoia in the military and no oversight in Congress. These black projects probably don’t even make it to the President.” Dr. Nick Begich
