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Date: 29 Aug 2002 23:48:10 GMT
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Subject: Humidity Blocks Through-Wall Imaging Technology
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Humidity Blocks Through-Wall Imaging Technology

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http://ourworld.cs.com/soundweapon/

The United States government has classified imaging technology that can see
through walls. This technology effectively gives a person X-ray vision. An
extremely detailed image of a person standing behind a wall is generated. This
technology allows agents of the government to move into a neighboring house and
conduct illegal surveillance of a targeted person in his own home. The person
placed under surveillance will never know he or she is under surveillance. The
government can now see right into a targeted person's home.

The government has also incorporated this through-wall imaging technology into
targeting scopes that can target a person through a wall. A person can now be
targeted with great precision through a wall. A targeted person can be attacked
with non-lethal weapons or even assassinated by a high powered rifle.

A method to defeat this through-wall imaging technology is to raise the
relative humidity level in a room to 60 percent. Slightly higher than normal
humidity levels scramble the signals that this through-wall imaging technology
uses to see through wall and renders the technology ineffective. 

A way to raise the humidity level in a room is with a room humidifier. I would
recommend an ultrasonic humidifier (mist humidifier). 

Thanks,
soundweapon@cs.com