Transsexual teacher alleges tiny torture

Technorati Tags: Health, Politics, Scary

By RICK MURRAY

The dirty tricks the CIA acknowledges committing in the so-called “Family Jewels” papers represent the tip of a sinister iceberg, according to a former Fort Dix military instructor.

Former U.S. Army Reserve Capt. Marjorie Lorsbach says secret government operatives are using weaponized nanotechnology to punish her for the transsexual surgery she underwent in the 1980s.

Lorsbach said secret enclaves of the federal government are using nano-poisons to harass and even assassinate members of unpopular minority groups and other political nonconformists.

“These nano-devices have literally exploded in my face and are part of a heinous and covert program of extra judicial killings within the United States,” said Lorsbach, a retired teacher.

Her comments come on the heels of the release by the CIA last week of the “Family Jewels,” a collection of damning internal reports.

The 693-page document recounts how in the mid-’70s CIA agents engineered assassination plots against foreign leaders, spying on civil rights and anti-war groups, and the experimentation with mind-altering drugs on unsuspecting American citizens.

Nanotechnology, Lorsbach said, involves artificially altered particles, amounting to one billionth of a meter or less. To give perspective, Lorsbach noted a human hair is 80,000 nanometers in width.

“The particles as vapor enter through the sinuses and into the circulatory system and go directly through the lungs into the coronary arteries, damaging the heart muscle and other internal organs” said Lorsbach.

The harassment against her, she said, began when she appeared to discuss her transsexual surgery on the nationally televised “Donohue Show” in 1991.

Lorsbach a resident of Monroe Township, Gloucester Township, points to her resume to establish credibility. She served through the 1970s as vice president of the Pine Hill Board of Education, Pine Hill Rent Control Officer, member of the Pine Hill Planning Board, and secretary to the mayor of Pine Hill. She also worked as an aide to New Jersey state Sen. Joseph Maressa (D-4). She taught history and government for 25 years in the Lower Camden County High School District at Overbrook and Edgewood High Schools in Lindenwold and Winslow Township, respectively.

Nano-devices can be remotely activated, according to Lorsbach, and exist in a variety of everyday substances, including glass, wood, fabrics, polymers and even metals.

Similar technology is used in many household products.

“Engineered nano-particles are being used in virtually every type of personal care product on the market, from sunscreens and anti-aging creams to toothpastes,” said Lisa Archer, senior health and environmental campaigner with Friends of the Earth U.S., a pro-environment industry watchdog group.

Lorsbach said she got a hint of the government’s involvement in weaponized nanotechnology while stationed at the JFK Special Warfare Center at Ft. Bragg, N.C.

She had already undergone her transsexual surgery and had experienced the onset of physical impairment due to what she was beginning to suspect was a covert form of bio-chemical contamination.

“A colonel ordered me to remain silent and to not discuss classified information outside a secure area,” she said.

Defense Intelligence Agency officials could not be reached for comment, but the CIA has gone on record, vowing that it has cleaned up its act and its agents no longer spy on or otherwise interfere with American citizens.

This was found at Trentonian.com