Body Scanner Installed in Colorado Courthouse in 2008

Kurt Nimmo
Infowars.com
January 13, 2010

If you have business at the courthouse in Castle Rock, Colorado, be
prepared to be subjected to a body scan. “Visitors and employees
must now walk through a contraption many are used to seeing at
airports, hold their hands up and wait to have a 3-D holographic image
of their body snapped,” ABC News in Denver
reported on June 11, 2008, well before the Christmas underwear
non-bomber event and the current wave of government and corporate media
spawned irrationality and hysteria designed to escalate Gestapo tactics
in airports and acclimate citizens to the evolving police state.

Police respond to a shooting rampage at a federal courthouse in Las
Vegas on January 4, 2010. Events like this may be used to call for body
scanners in public buildings.

“It’s not quite space age but it is definitely
cutting-edge technology. The Douglas County Sheriff’s office said
a body scanner and metal detector are both incorporated in the machine
making it one of the first in the nation.”

The Denver news station insisted the machine is completely harmless. However, according to Mike Adams,
the energy emitted by the machines may damage human DNA. Adams cites a
study conducted by Boian S. Alexandrov and his colleagues at the Center
for Nonlinear Studies at Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico
showed that these terahertz waves could “unzip double-stranded
DNA, creating bubbles in the double strand that could significantly
interfere with processes such as gene expression and DNA
replication.” In short, the machines may pose a threat to human
health.

Beyond the health problems, the fact the machine was installed a
full two years prior to the underwear non-bomber incident reveals that
body scanners have nothing to do with preventing terrorism — the
machines are the next wave of control grid technology. The corporate
media blitz underway is an effort to condition the public to accept
government hirelings gawking at their private parts. Body scanners are
about submission, not preventing terrorism.

It is also significant because we are told the machines will be
confined to airports. In fact, the machines will ultimately be
installed not only in courthouses – the recent violence at a courthouse in Las Vegas and an earlier incident at a Holocaust museum
in Washington may be cited (the latter shooter was described as a 9/11
truth activist by the corporate media) – but in all public
places, including train and bus stations (recall the TSA searching bus passengers in Florida) and malls.

In fact, we are one false flag incident away from this. In October, federal authorities claimed a man in Massachusetts
planned to “launch a terrorist attack on a shopping mall in which
he and his fellow conspirators would mow down civilians with automatic
weapons.”

Video: Alex Jones calls for mass resistance to airport body scanners:

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