Harrison: No, George. I don't care if you broke your fuckin' director's chair when you parked your directorial ass in it. Lose a few pounds, okay? Bit of friendly advice there. Maybe shave that beard down a bit. Y'know? I'm an actor now. I don't do the carpentry gig anymore. I'm going to be world famous, make a pot of money, then piss off to Wyoming. I don't care about your shooting schedule falling behind, I get paid anyway. Find someone else to fix your silly chair.

Mark: Hey, George, I got an idea! You know how I used to work building time travel machines out at Montauk Point for the secret government? Well, I can just build you a time machine real quick. That way I can send you into the future, you can get the chair fixed, and then bring it back here! You won't have to bother wasting time getting it fixed now! All I need is a two thousand volt battery, ten resistors, two variable capacitors, a laser emitting diode, a pork chop, and a really really big Tesla coil.

Carrie: Mark, have you been snorting the powdery stuff you found in my trailer again?

Mark: No, I'm serious. I'm not just a pretty face, you know?

George: All right, lets do that. Make it fast though, will you though, Hamill? We got important scenes with the droids coming up, and I need my chair. Hang on: what do you need the pork chop for?

Mark: I get hungry when I build time machines!

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George: OK, I'm back from the future with my chair. The future? That reminds me: Hey, Hamill, about that "pretty" face of yours. Next time you're out driving that sports car, be real careful. Okay?

Would that be the same Preston Nichols that thinks that Mark Hamill was really an engineer on the Montauk Project before he became Luke Skywalker on the big screen? Yeah. Never mind the fact that Hamill knows jack shit about anything of a technical nature.

Well hell, Harrison Ford was a carpenter on the set of Star Wars when Lucas plucked him up and plopped him down in front of the camera and said go for it, and look where he wound up in Hollywood.  So hey, I guess you just never know now do you?    haha

WOD, cell towers don't need to transmit DOR, they can just triangulate a hotspot of EM energy on you and that's enough to modulate your emotional frequency and muddle your thoughts. DOR takes time to permeate an area and can be blocked, but EM waves require faraday-cage methods of shielding. Not that muddled thoughts and lowered emotions are necessarily signs of this...

RFID tags have a unique signature and that makes them remotely trackable. They are passive devices and don't give off energy of their own, but if a cellphone works in your house/apartment then waves are permeating it, possibly interacting with the RFID chip and sending back an echo which can be tracked. I mean, using celldar they can already track moving cars and people without embedded sensors.

I reall Preston Nichol's talks about the Montalk project and mind control technology where he says "the signal comes out in a search mode and then locks onto a resonance with a signature in the clothing that the person wears."

Would that be the same Preston Nichols that thinks that Mark Hamill was really an engineer on the Montauk Project before he became Luke Skywalker on the big screen? Yeah. Never mind the fact that Hamill knows jack shit about anything of a technical nature. Never mind that he doesn't have a brother named "Chuck" as Preston alleges. Oh wait, that's because the REAL Mark Hamill died in a car accident after the filming of A New Hope! That's the real reason why he looks different in Empire! It's not really Mark Hamill! Argh!

You couldn't make this stuff up. Or, maybe you could. Can we say, "crackpot"? Nichols' work is the kind of delusional disinfo rubbish that you really need to watch out for.