Director General of the Swedish Police, Bjorn Eriksson.

He is the man responsible for the sedation of people in remandcentres in Sweden.

There are few things as chilling as that which is happening to the interneesof remand centres and psychiatric institutions in Sweden, and other countries.When internees are put unwittingly under sedation to suffer the implantationof radio transmitting material in their heads and brains. This, together withthe fact that hospital surgeons implant transmitters in people's heads duringroutine operations, reflects a mentality of state institutions comparable tothat of Nazi Germany. When confirming the fact that this technology can re-model anyone to any degree, and that criminals are connected to these neuro-behavioural experiment system, the question naturally arises why crimecontinues to be on the increase, and why we suffer burgeoning violence andbrutality. When considering the circumstances under which this flourishes, wecan also understand the police authorities' intentions and will. That theviolence and iniquity which we see is part of an intention. That it is,often, instead of being the expression of individual free will or socialcompulsion, is created by institutions intent on increasing their power,privileges and subsidies. Further more, ever since the police started placingcriminals under mind control 20-25 years ago, there has also been anescalation of violence and crime.

The method whereby inmates of remand centres are put under sedation in orderto have radio transmitting material implanted in their heads, and how the useof these brain-computer registers have been formed, havetransformed the Security and Criminal Police into Sweden's most destructiveorganisations. Cautionary voices have been raised even within the state; in aconference speech at the Justice Department in 1986 Robert Eriksson said thatthese information systems constituted a substantial threat to the Swedishpeople. "It is these registers which are the real threat, that, I think,one has to be aware of. It is these registers which are having seriousconsequences for the citizens. Things happen to those who are in theseregisters." What happens to many of these people is that they areused to create a premeditated train of events, realized through theinterlinking of the brains of detainees with police supercomputers withexperimental modification programmes.

To illustrate the immense potential computers have, Jan Freese in "DenmaktfulLkomliga of ormagan" (The Despotic Incompetence ) tells how it ispossible to register the smallest details of events or changes in a person'slife, even when beyond their own ability to be aware of it. He writes thatresearchers have had plans to use the technology to expose potential suicides,and prevent them from happening. Through the information system, murderers,thieves and drug dealers can also be identified, usually long before the crimehas been committed and still are at the planning stages. This is within thepower of brain computer communication.

We can, moreover, see obvious signs that those in police custody are not onlyconnected to the system the one time, but are sedated on every occasion andhave a further transmitter implanted in their heads or brains, which impairseven more their awareness, memory and changes their behaviour through thebrain-washing effect that the radio-waves have on their brains. As chief ofthe national police force, Bjorn Eriksson is one of those responsible for thisatrocity and crime, together with other influential police and politicalpower-mongers.