The Government Is Researching How To Use Technology To Change Your Religious BeliefsMichael Snyder We would probably know very little about the development of this technology if a whistleblower had not recently come forward. The following is a YouTube video in which investigative reporter Ben Swann interviews this whistleblower and explains what the U.S. government is actually trying to do That video should chill you to the core. And apparently this kind of technology already exists. It is called Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation and it can reportedly alter your most cherished beliefs. The following is a short excerpt from Ben Swanns interview with the whistleblower that worked on this project Whistleblower: Yes, it started out in the psychiatry field when people were depressed and when youre depressed certain parts of your brain are not functioning correctly. So they created this technology, which is basically a big magnet, and you put it on their brain and it turns off that part of the brain thats bad or wrong and it would help them with their depression for several weeks to a month and theyd go back and do it again. So this technology has been around for ten or fifteen years. Ben: So its very high tech propaganda, what were talking about. Whistleblower: High tech and validated propaganda, yes. So if theyre able to turn off a part of the brain and get rid of that master narrative that will make you not believe in a particular statement, they would have validated this propaganda. So if they turn off portion X, they know that the propaganda is going to work and the individual is going to believe whatever is being told to them. Once the U.S. government starts using this technology on people, will there be any limit on who they can use it on? As Ben Swann noted, the label extremist can be applied to almost any kind of religious belief After all, arent extremist Muslims dangerous? Extremist Christians? See the problem with the question is who gets to define extremist? Who decides if religious beliefs are inherently dangerous? And if we believe that government should have the power to control how the extremist thinks wouldnt they have the authority to decide how and what we all think? Dont be tempted to think that this cant happen. Just this weekFox News reported that the American Family Association, a very mainstream evangelical Christian organization, was classified as a domestic hate group during a U.S. Army briefing Several dozen U.S. Army active duty and reserve troops were told last week that the American Family Association, a well-respected Christian ministry, should be classified as a domestic hate group because the group advocates for traditional family values. The briefing was held at Camp Shelby in Mississippi and listed the AFA alongside domestic hate groups like the Ku Klux Klan, Neo-Nazis, the Black Panthers and the Nation of Islam. And this is hardly an isolated incident. In a previous article entitled 72 Types Of Americans That Are Considered Potential Terrorists In Official Government Documents, I listed a whole bunch of different types of Christians that are considered to be extremists in U.S. government documents. And this attitude of animosity toward Christians is manifesting itself in a multitude of ways all over the country. In fact, according tothe new Religious Hostility Survey, the number of incidents of hostility toward Christians in the United States is growing at a very frightening pace Hostility against Christian Americans is growing at an alarming rate, according to a new survey from the Family Research Council and Liberty Institute. The Liberty Institutes Jeff Mateer noted that while last years survey was based on 600 cases, this survey that were releasing right now is almost 1,200. So weve almost doubled in just one year. One such case involved college student named Audrey Jarvis, who was asked twice to remove her cross, or at least hide it, at a student orientation. My supervisor came up to me out of nowhere and asked me to remove my cross necklace because he thought it would be offensive to incoming freshmen, she recalled. Will we eventually get to the point where evangelical Christianity is looked down upon so much in this nation that it is considered acceptable for the government to use technology to wipe away the religious beliefs of extremist Christians? Once upon a time, it would have been insane to even suggest such a thing. But now the technology is being developed and mainstream evangelical Christians are being labeled as extremists and potential terrorists in official U.S. government documents. It is frightening to think about where all of this might end up. So what do you think about all of this? Please feel free to share your thoughts by posting a comment below RELATED ACTIVIST POST ARTICLE: About the author: Michael T. Snyder is a former Washington D.C. attorney who now publishes The Truth. His new thriller entitled The Beginning Of The End is now available on Amazon.com. 