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I've been hearing for quite some time about TIN FOIL HATS
and whenever their mentioned it is in a negetive tone.
do they really work can i buy one on amazon or should i make my own.
and why is it that only conspiracy minded folk wear them. and are the ones made of
heavy duty aluminum better.what is a fair price to pay for one mabey i need acouple.
oh will i get better reception on my shortwave with one on or no.
sincerly Joe D, sheeple
Well, you've confused some things. Being a professed sheeple I can assure you I'm not a conspiracy theorist. Those two a polar opposites. I would suggest building your own. You my find the government has confiscated all the aluminum foil for tracking implants and you'll be forced to improvise. Having made your own will put you ahead of the curve.
Dear Joe,
There are two reasons why there is such a negative view of TIN FOIL HATS. First of all, most people that wear TIN FOIL HATS for legitimate reasons aren't going to tell you they do. Secondly, 9 out of 10 people that do legitimately use them speak negatively of them. That's because they want all the TIN FOIL HATS to themselves, those sneaky hoarding hoarders. Always make your own TIN FOIL HAT, but remember to put the reflective side facing out so that you don't cook your brain from short wave and so you can signal "THE ONE WHO MUST NOT BE NAMED" that you are ready. When looking for TIN FOIL HATS, it's best not to look on Amazon, because the G Men are watching.
Also, we're watching
Sincerely, The Illuminutty
You must understand that when these gents recommend you make your own they aren't just promoting a diy spirit. The supply chain is vulnerable to surreptitious inclusion of tracking and listening devices. They're inside the hats themselves. I've found six so far.
I heard that and I know where you are!
What was the name of that movie with Gene Hackman and Will Smith? "Enemy of the State"?
If you want a free tin foil hat, just go to BD's Mongolian grill on your birthday, they will give you one with a free desert!
This is absolutely true by the way!
Yeah well y'all laugh and make fun......It all fun and games till the MOTHER SHIP shows up...
Bhohahahaha
I bought mine on ebay. I couldn't get reception very well on my head so reconfigured the circuits to this configuration and found I got MUCH better reception.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...tar/foil04.jpg
Yowza. No wonder you live in Alaska :noway:
I have found that aluminum hongs are...well...crinkly. 'nough said.
I don't know why, but have a craving for left over refried beans....... :pinch:
My brother knows this island in the Philippines....
I totally prefer my solid aluminum helmet. Not only because it is stylish and very shiny (the better to reflect those thought penetrating rays) but because it is also versatile. It can double as a cooking pot in an extreme emergency.
But you have to melt your own aluminum to create the blank before cutting. If you purchase the block, it may have embedded government nano-technology in the metal. Kinda destroys the usefulness.
At first I thought this thread was started by a secret govt. agent to track, uh well, nevermind. After seeing the modified TFH into an TFAH, it confirms my beliefs
im,a gunna line mine with mylar yeah thats the ticket
I heard it helps if you line it with alternating layers of old drier lint and window screen. It's gotta be the old steel kind though, and you should solder ground leads between the layers.
The dryer lint is to store the Orgone energy. You have to layer the foil with the lint. Then you have to ground it (what's a shield without a ground). That's why the aluminum hong is such a great idea - that's where you ground the hat.....
just a hat ? I think Not
http://i678.photobucket.com/albums/v...ps6p719cwx.jpg
Nothing like a walking Faraday cage.