excerpt Written by Thomas Fontanez McFarlan:

  "There have been a number of individuals with long and decorated careers within the intelligence agencies, at leadership levels, that have left their official positions of power to come forward, and warn the nation and world, since the September 11th attacks — explicitly blowing the whistle on the current security-service-stalking and electronic weapon problem including: Dr. Barry Trower, Edward Snowden, Thomas Drake, William Binney, Kirk Wiebe, Karen Stewart, Mark Phillips and Ted Gunderson. Mr. Gunderson, a 30-year veteran of the FBI and Director of the Los Angeles FBI office, even wrote and signed a legal affidavit disclosing his knowledge that security-service-stalking was truly happening all across America and many details about the phenomenon. He did this to help the targeted individual community legally prove that this phenomenon was real. This affidavit is embedded in this essay under this paragraph. Many other leaders in the fields of science, medicine, psychology and the military, who have worked with intelligence agencies, have also come forward since the September 11th attacks to explicitly blow-the-whistle on the current security-service-stalking problem including: Paul Batcho PhD, Dr. Nickolas Begich, Richard Lighthouse, Doug Rokke PhD, Carl Clark, Dr. Corkin Cherubini, Dr. Collin Ross, and William Taylor among many others. Probably the most significant individual within the field of medicine and science to come forward, to warn the world about security-service-stalking and electronic frequency weapons, is the late Dr. Rauni Kilde. She held a cabinet level position in Finnish government in the late 1970s — as Surgeon General of the nation of Finland. Somehow, even though all of these whistleblowers have long decorated careers working in or with the world’s intelligence agencies, have elite levels of education from highly respected universities, and live life with the highest degree of integrity — there has been little coverage of their explosive revelations in the mainstream media nor serious movement towards reform. Even within the independent media, the coverage of their extraordinary revelations has only gained aggressive coverage among the most fiercely progressive and libertarian. However, in 2016 and 2017 some serious positive momentum has been generated through the work of a number of extremely talented high-profile targeted individuals — and two high-profile security-service-stalking campaigns that broke into the mainstream news reporting in a big way."