# Angel

> Note: Angel died June 17, 1997 of paralyzing beams that made her unable to get up most of the day, creased her face, and made her fall in her own feces while I was out. - Ed Light

> Hi, this is Ed Light's dog, Angel. I'm a victim too.

> I was a female, but the Salvadorean Death Squad gave me a sex-change operation. Ed rescued me from Peruvian fascists when I was about three. I must be 16 now. They said that they stole me from a Russian dance troupe. I used to do fancy trots and lopes at different running speeds.

> The whole time Ed and I have been together we've been zapped, and often I can't get up, which frustrates Ed really badly. He gives me some homepathics and herbs to get me going again. I developed some tumors, but they turned out ok with the holistic treatment.

> I'm very peaceful, and just can't believe what's happening to me.

> E-mail Ed and you can come and meet me and you should sense the control beams right away. They talk from the radio and refrigerator and get in guests' voices as well as Ed's, which keeps him from relating very well, which is why he's disabled from working.

> The controllers that are working on us really want to get busted, but nobody who'd like to do that can. A former friend of Ed's (perhaps he's escaped the beams) had a brother in the US Navy who tried to get rid of the beams and was transferred from his studies in engineering at college to duties as an officer on a ship abroad. The manager of the Santa Monica Municipal Airport, Tim Walsh, can't get the FAA to admit that there are any mind control airplanes, thought they put holographic fog on the field and voices in the airplane engines. The office of the former mayor of Santa Monica, CA, Judy Abdo, contacted General Powell's office four times about the flights, but with no relief from them (they messed around at Santa Monica College quite a bit).

> Supporters of the project have alot of fun harassing Ed like he's some kind of mind control secret agent who's bugging the public, which gives them an excuse to accost us everywhere we go. They turn out to be criminals turned provocateurs in return for not going to a cell. So that shows that police departments everywhere we go are on the side of the controllers. They make Ed hear voices all day - theirs - and then hope he winds up in a hospital if he reports it to the wrong person.

> Therefor Ed and I conscientiously object to joining the community watch. It's always trying to kill us by denouncing us in front of xray guns flying around somewhere at high altitude. Ed tries to direct the rays back at them ("blast those ****, men"); often you can see provocateurs covered with holographic fog. Later Ed may get punished by extra radiation. Some blasted mind control officer loves the provocateurs.

> If we joined the community watch, who would we be obliged to get irradiated? Some other folks who voted for the Peace and Freedom Party, no doubt. Or someone who reads The People and thinks that the means of production should be democratically run by the workers for their own use. Maybe everyone who subscribes to it, like Ed, is on a hit list. It says that the high-level capitalists don't want us to know that May Day began as an international strike for the eight hour work day. How fitting that it's also Ed's birthday - as he struggles for justice and prosperity for all. Don't blush, Ed.

> Enjoy the MCF web, and.we'll all get free of the imminent fate of being run by the controllers, like in a science fiction film. Just watch the number of people on the Victims' page going up! Wait until they get equipment that can time-share a bunch of people at once. It will be hard to stop.

> Good thing Ed retrained for word processing in junior college. All kinds of other victims wander in from cyberspace having discovered that they're not the only one out there. Hopefully someday they'll do a group lawsuit (if interested, contact Cheryl Welsh).

> Hey, Ed, don't you know I'm sitting over here? He's way into the PC all night, when the provocaters aren't around.

> Some day we'll be heroes in the post-military-industrial-complex-post-fascist-mind-control museums, books, songs, and videos. Ed would pooh-pooh that. He's too modest. But he's already an internationally renowned web author, and he composed it all on a 13" black and white monitor. So it doesn't take much (just hours and hours while I sit here going nuts).

> Just two weeks of the world's war budget could feed, clothe, and house everyone in the world, according to a British peace movement. But that money is being spent to enslave the minds of the free instead. (Free to see if they can get a position making a capitalist wealthy by giving away value they create, most likely. In 1988 the Peace and Freedom Party's presidential candidate, Doctor of Philosophy Lenora Fulani, exposed the fact that 10% of the population had 90% of the wealth, and 1% had 40% of it.)

> And so, remember, everyone who spreads the word about the controllers is a super-hero, including you, while all those who aid them will eventually be ashamed to show up anywhere, except at secret guerrilla fascist mind-control resurgence meetings. They wouldn't even make good dog food. The mind tracking equipment that we confiscated from them in the first place could find them before they could do any harm. If we gave up our right to privacy we could be scanning all the time. Maybe we should just drop them on an island and only scan that. Computers could automatically supervise their thoughts, by electro-magnetic force. I wonder why they wanted to do that to us?

> Relax, controllers, it would violate prisoners' rights. Unless the world was suitably outraged and hald a Nuremburg-style trial.

> That wouldn't be so bad. And they could sterilize them too, after what they did to me - a sex change operation. They always goof Ed up when he's sexy, right below the belt.

> I can tell because they're broadcasting his mind, or some processed version of it, or something that's not related to it at all, in which case I don't know. Petty people think he's broadcasting at them, but it comes from a base far away. The base must put a thought in Ed's mind like he's broadcasting, then put a complementary thought in the provocateur's mind like they're being violated by Ed. Or else they act that way to distress him. Actually they want to read his mind on purpose. They're beam agents, but just common criminals. And so are the police and sheriffs, working to remote control everyone. Maybe they think that would be safer than walking a beat. What cowards. Sitting in their safe offices sending out murderers to bother us.

> Title 42 of U.S. Code sections 1983, 1985, and 1986, and Title 18 sections 241 and 242 provide that:

> > Public Servants or Government Officials depriving an individual of rights guaranteed by the Constitution under the above titles can receive up to a $10,000 fine or 10 years in prison, or life in prison if death results.

> It actually appears from their actions that the controllers are going to remotely control the breeding habits of Americans. Victims commonly report that their sexual responses are altered. (Ed frets about his. He's crushed so that he can't really relate. He can barely relate to me.) Those controllers must be Nazis into eugenics, planning to create a race that only follows them!

> In Operation Paperclip, the CIA rescued the Nazi secret service from the war trials and incorporated it into its own ranks. Do you think that explains the whole thing? A Kissinger memo even called for depopulating the third world for economic reasons. Do they zap me because I'm Russian?

> As one who got caught up by the fascists' plan, I can tell you, it's worth defeating as quickly as possible!