MIT study on mind control and tin hats


	MIT study on mind control and tin hats

sahara

9-27-2007 9:52 AM

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mind, brain, aluminum

sahara says:

Hats off to MIT !

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9-28-2007 12:40 PM

ColoradoRight

Yes - it must be a deeply rooted plot by the implementers of the mind-control rays to get those tin-foil hats off the populace.

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