Blocking Sensors is also important.

Think about the sensor as the artillery reconnaissance for the flux attack – it says whether or not to attack, how well the attack is working at the moment, & maybe something about where to fire. The sensor technology is generally some form of LIDAR. It is sensitive to salty/sugared/water moving, it is sensitive to trace chemical signatures which are added to costumes or bodies by Heine mob, & it is sensitive to various types of shape that indicate human bodies – especially hands. faces, & gonads. A positive “fire now” signal from some sensor may be necessary for a flux device to fire, particularly if it does not include its own sensor. Sensors can compete, according to both the strength of the wireless signal reaching the gun from a given sensor & the sensor’s indication of how excited it is. If a sensor is able to give a flux emitter/gun info about how well it is doing, the emitter can keep searching it’s control/parameter space to discover better parameters that yield a better attack. Flux signals will curve. The rays from a LIDAR sensor travel in straight lines, but they can bounce off of some reflective surfaces.

We can find emitters by finding the location of strongest attack. How can one figure out if there is a sensor independent of an emitter and find it’s location? A piece of steel can be used to cover various locations & various parts of your body. If you block the sensor then you may detect a sudden drop in the attack. It can take some trial & error. When the snesor is found, it can be covered with steel or some other LIDAR blocking material. The quality of the signal from the sensor can be improved with articial tracer chemicals. I personally have a lot of negative experience with that. Sometimes after I trake a short trip in my car, I find that I am feeling awful and I need to change/wash my clothes to get the tracer chemical off or wipe down my hands & computer mouse with rubbing alcohol.

Update: The attacks are getting a lot stronger & worse now. All of the things I wrote above are still true & relevant *except* that sometimes they are now trying to also cause tissue damage & cancer using a wide spectrum of directed energy in addition to flux. The flux is still the most temporarily incapacitating effect & it is helpful as a warning of attack status – however the effect on your body is also used a targeting confirmation for other forms of directed energy. While steel is still good for blocking most of those (less good for blocking infrared heat), it has the unfortunate property of reflecting many other types of energy so there is a worry about unfelt rebound caroms.

How do you know if you are in the category of people they kill? There is no notice. At the moment they are picking on isolated individuals, alone in buildings/structures without their required costume signature. If you are in that category, then its time to take the flux attack even more seriously & take whatever evasive actions you can think of – e.g. I am going to start wearing a reflective full body suit when I sleep because I know I am being target for cancer/death in that location, using increasingly powerful, high power sewer robots that I can’t really keep out of my plumbing outlets.

Key clue in today – How to Stop the PC from putting out flux through various peripheral wires??

Turns out that this is generally controlled by the motherboard bios, the engineers which work in this land all use H key as their standard, & there are often various BIOS settings that can be tweaked to turn off the torturous abuse. The settings generally have nothing to do with electrical control of peripherals – they are just Easter eggs one can guess at by looking at the descriptions and reading it together with the setting in H key. This seems both incredibly sinister and dumb, but there it is.

This kind of thing is really culturally foreign to me, so I give one of the examples: my board has a setting for DRAM overclocking – the English description said “Try It!” – so I picked a setting which I figured would not crash my board & which sounded like “I have no real sex” in H key, using the combination of numbers and letters there. Voila! Or at least it seemed to help

Edit: More digging reveals that a key motherboard or CPU part that is being hacked to deliver flux is called a It has legitimate reasons to vary the voltage that the motherboard is putting out – fluctuations in compute demand – and the voltage regulation is convenient for hacking to make flux attacks. It can decide on its own or simply respond to an artificial creation of demand. On my board, it turned out there were some “advanced/overclock” settings that directly limited the size or occurrence of these isolations. At the same time, something like a USB peripheral can also have its own hacks related to polling at fixed time intervals & storing energy even when unplugged in some kind of battery – all cooperating to make an annoying flux signal emanate from its input wires.

I saw statements from CBP today saying that they support these sort of random terrorist attacks on the civilian population.

A major part of @CBP’s mission is facilitating legitimate trade and travel. CBP’s issuing of these 5 Withhold Release Orders shows that if we suspect a product is made using forced labor, we’ll take that product off U.S. shelves. https://t.co/cDG2FX9Vu5

— Acting Commissioner Mark Morgan (@CBPMarkMorgan) October 1, 2019

The situation will continue to slide into an infinite genocide/disregard for all human life other than paramilitary Attila the Hun like leaders – unless everyone starts making a lot of noise & raising awareness.

When you are getting a lot of DEW abuse & become unsure of your actual health status, it can be very helpful to get outside, to an open field or some place with no nearby targeting gear & see how you feel moving around. Most likely result is that your spin effects wear off & you feel relatively good. You can then take that knowledge back to your fight in order not to panic & think about the practical issues of what you are doing to get your sleep & get your work done & improve the situation.

Q: Flux curves in space – perceptually, it’s different than an EMP attack that seems to follow a straight line in space – what makes it curve?

A: Dynamic, oscillating magnetic waves have not be studied as thoroughly as light/electrical/radio waves, due to fewer practical applications. So it’s harder to put together an accurate layman’s model. My understanding includes these points:

a) electricity curves a lot more freely than magnetic waves when it reaches conductors – it follows a least-cost path which is a straight line in air until it reaches a reflector or an obstacle. Magnetic waves like to curve gently and are affected by steady-state magnetic fields and is also affected by ferromagnetic materials. The magnetic waves curve as a result of unseen magnetic fields & encountering materials which are better or worse than air for propagating magnetic waves. They can be guided in curves or blocked by the placement of other magnetic fields or ferromagnetic materials.

b) flux sources with 2 poles naturally form elliptical arcs in space.

c) some updated flux guns seem to have an ability to shoot a curve by combing an oscillating signal to avoid an obstacle path & a steady state signal that can penetrate some obstacle paths at OHz which would alter the frequency of oscillating flux.

I emphasize again that the effective distance a flux signal can travel without becoming excessively weak is relatively short. The source of oscillating flux & any active fields/magnets must be in close proximity in your immediate physical environment – usually within 20 ft. if not less. The combination of microcircuitry, batteries, & wireless power makes most every manmade object now a potential source gun. You can use steel shields to figure out the location of sources that are bothering you. Unfortunately, it is becoming harde & harder to purchase electronic gear which is not designed to enable “intelligent, feedback directed” attacks in response to certain conditins.

The DEW attacks are directed by the results of LIDAR sensors. They could focus on many things, but the bulk of the installed sensors today seem to focus on movement of salty, sugar water & presence of other trace elements. In order to detect movement, they compare the differences in consecutive returned multispectral energy. I imagine that a material scientist could develop a clear coat product with suspended particles that altered the related reflectances by themselves in response to LIDAR pulses and to ambient energy. If this clear coat was placed on top of the sensing area, it would dramatically interfere with the targeting, perhaps neutralizing it without creating a super unsightly appearance.