RFID-chip and beyond: Implanted without consent.
Published on Nov 9, 2012
A must see video/radio interview by ICAACT leaders Lars Drudgaard and Jesse Beltran, HD-version. Do not hesitate to share, like and distribute this video to everyone. Implants do not only have tracking capabilities, but they also have the ability to affect, monitor and change the carrier's brain functions and biological functions, to a degree that it can only be compared to torture. The torture can lead to death or suicide. Lars Drudgaard and Jesse Beltran are Interviewed by Dutch - Flemish radio host Anton Glas in Brussels October 5. They talk about the work of ICAACT, which involves finding factual evidence of implants in the victims' bodies. An important part of this is to scan the victims for Radio Frequency emissions from their bodies. Another is to be of help to victims when they get in touch with doctors or authorities, who are prone to claim (without doing any investigation) that the victim suffers from a psychological disorder. ICAACT helps victims to prove these professionals wrong, but also to help them deal with this "new type" of problem in today's technologically advanced society. Traditional treatments and diagnosis might be obsolete in some cases. Lars Drudgaard talks about the development of these chips and their use on prisoners, a little bit about old CIA experimentation documents. Jesse Beltran talks about the very specific places on the human body where RF is emitted, suggesting that the implantation of many individuals isn't random. Both Beltran and Drudgaard speak about how the implants work, using changing magnetic fields that power them up, and also a bit about the different types of implants that now exist and that are constantly becoming smaller and smaller, more difficult to find, Another subject is how these implants can be easily introduced in the human body and the fact that some people only emit a radio frequency from a specific spot on their bodies, where they either had an operation done or the flu vaccine.
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Jesse Beltran is from Sacramento California.
He is a retired Sacramento City Firefighter Paramedic, educated by one of the premiere paramedic training facilities in the United States. M.E.T.S. has a reputation of producing some of the top performing paramedics in the nation under the professorship of Rodney Shimamoto.
Mr. Beltran is a retired sworn peace officer who helped with training of newly recruited cadets in the Sacramento Police Departments training academy.
Mr. Beltran was also a member of the Mathematics Science and Engineering Association through an outreach program through the University of California at Davis. He attended California State University of Sacramento and became an instructor of blood and air borne pathogens.
His professional profile includes such positions as the founder of a technology company which specialized in virtual reality sciences. He is a proprietary programmer, a network developer, and co-founder of a company which was acquisitioned in the late 1990's to become the third largest Internet service provider in the State of California.
Jesse was the Vice President of this Company under Coastal Web Online. Coastal Web Online was one of the first companies in Northern California to develop and disperse line of site high speed data via microwave technologies. He then moved on to become Chief of Operations for NexTrac Communications which was one of the top three dealerships in Northern California.
Mr. Beltran brought his expertise on telecommunications to this company which gave it a National footprint overnight.
MKC>>>Comments:
And i had the shot in the arm he is talking about containing an RFID chip.From a state of California agency testing for tuberculosis .the chip is used to track the homeless. at this homeless shelter they made mandatory or you could not use the showering facilities. it grew a white tumor on it in a year called a fatty tumor and when it got too big i removed it myself, and that is just one of the extra tags i have on my body. this was in the year 2000 in San Francisco California. it grew to about the size of a acorn seed and it itched all the time. i still have the scar from it on my left arm.
