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43 If the concept of assemblage points is too weird for you then think of it this way — when dreaming, how often are you able to become lucid and have full conscious awareness of your waking self and realize that you are currently in a dream? Probably not that often, if you're like most people. People usually have complete amnesia regarding their waking lives when sleeping. We become so absorbed in our dreams that our waking life and everything we do in it and everything we believe we are as people no longer exists. Poof...gone. Or even weirder, some dream realities are so real that it’s difficult to So it’s like being in two realities, literally, completely separated and compartmentalized from each other. Some sort of naturally- induced amnesia barrier. On a related note is recalling dreams weeks — months — maybe even a year - after having them, which means that the memory of the dream has been in your brain the entire time, but not accessed until the right trigger pulled it up. So, this is another way that natural abduction-related compartmentalization and memory loss 1. oa 44 Microwave/scalar targeting/harassment is another component of abductions. In my own life, my boyfriend Tom and I experienced this while living in Fort Lauderdale Florida, both in his apartment and my own which we would later jointly share. The situation was so bad that it was causing headaches, lethargy, impaired mental state, and even disrupted sleep and nightmares. The dull aching in my head and disrupted sleep state was especially distressing for me being that I normally don’t have issues with headaches, as a lot of other people apparently do, and I very much enjoy my sleep! Tom has a little gadget that detects electronic signals and he was able to determine that the electronic wave size matched that of cell phone/microwaves. But it Part I - MILABS and Mind Control —_—_—_—— ee *e shake them off when waking and inserting ourselves back into this “real” world. ! can be looked at. Wave Beaming Harassment Scalar/Microwaves turned out to be a lot more than just random cell phone wave pollution, as I will show in a second.