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monkey. It had an analgesic potency 100 times that of morphine and 40 times greater than enkephelins. Beta endorphins were split into Alpha and Gamma, the difference being only one amino acid. While Gamma produced a sensitivity to pain, Alpha produced analgesia. It was then postulated that Beta endorphins could act like a switch to balance reaction to pain. Lower blood sugar regulates certain neu- rotransmitters and controls certain hormones, all leading to certain behavioral effects from speed-learn- ing to flight-or-fight and pain suppression. So, schizophrenia at this time was diagnosed as typifying a de-activation of the beta endorphins. Beta endorphins have emerged as the most important element in the biochemistry of behavior. He who controls beta endorphins controls the mind. 1976 Low Intensity Conflict and Modern Technology, by Ltc. David Dean, American University Press, 1986, features an article by Capt. Paul Taylor, U. S. Navy, entitled “The Electromagnetic Spectrum in Low Intensity Conflict,” in which he discusses radio frequencies “disruptive to purposeful behavior” and the brain as a “electrically mediated organ.” Said Taylor, “a weapon could be achieved where an effect could lead to cardiac standstill and death.” 1976 On July 4, 1976, the Soviets begin weather engineering operations designed to further induce glo- bal warming. By 1979, the U. S. would have their own program in operation. Work proceeds at Lawrence Livermore Laboratory that is officially disguised as “environmental cleanup research” using high-energy microwave generators to “clean the atmosphere of ozone-destroying chemicals.” See HAARP (1994). Soviet Tesla Magnifying Transmitters are re energy s¢ source. 1976 The Humane Society of Utah questions the mysterious death of 50 wild horses who had consumed water from a spring near the U. S. Army Dugway Proving Grounds, a chemical/biological warfare cen- ter. 1976 U.S. House Banking and Currency Committee Report, May 1976, entitled “International Bank- ing,” identifies the Rothschild Five Arrows Group and its five branches: N. M. Rothschild & Sons, Ltd. in London, Banque Rothschild in France, Banque Lambert in Belgium, New Court Securities in New York, and Pierson, Holdring & Company in Amsterdam, all of which were combined into Rothschild Intercontinental Bank, Ltd., who in turn has three American subsidiaries: National City Bank of Cleve- land, First City National Bank (First City Bancorp) in Houston, and First National Bank in Seattle. First City Bancorp in Houston would co-chair the Reagan Bush campaign of 1980. The House Report also noted the Rothschild banks are affiliated with Manufacturers Hanover of London and Manufacturers Hanover in New York, which buys CIT Financial Corporation in 1983 for $1.6 billion. 1976 International Monetary Fund (IMF) and Royal Bank of Canada, its affiliate, directly order Guyana to grow marijuana in order to earn foreign exchange and to host People's Temple compound led by Jim Jones, later confirmed to be a CIA led experiment in drugs and mind control. 1976 Bilderberger meeting cancelled due to scandal involving Prince Bernhard and Lockheed. Alternate meeting i in Nogales, Arizona, attended by many CFR/Bilderberger figures. 1976 Walter Bowert publishes “Operation Mind Control.” The public begins to be aware of government activities in this area. 401 Appendix F: General Chronology of Events 1976 Scientists “discover viral cause” of multiple sclerosis. 1976 National Enquirer, June 22, 1976, describes the ARPA Mind Control Program. 1976 Research begins on the behavioral effect of microwaves as weapons. 1976 Sam Giancana and Johnny Roselli murdered. 1976 Plot to assassinate Henry Kissinger in Costa Rica blocked by police. 1976 Three people arrested for conspiracy to kill Senator Ted Kennedy. Atlantis, Alien Visitation, and Genetic Manipulation