THE ADVANTAGES OF CCMS

CCMS = Cerebral Communication & Monitoring Systems (e.g. MM02, Tetra2, etc.)

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• CCMS employs different principles, according to how it is used:
  • Communication:  It employs the principles of prayer, positive voodooism which is classed as a religion, etc. (See: How does prayer work?)
  • Accessing the body:  Although it employs the principles of voodo dolls, it can be used positively and respectfully, i.e. for operations:  
  • Accessing the body:  Used negatively disrespecfully by criminals for revenge or gain, this system is deadly accurate and frighteningly powerful, because it works on a harmful version of the principles of prayer (e.g. black magic) plus the harmful principles of voodoo dolls. Truly evil, it is so powerful and deadly it will damage the souls of the aggressors, the victim, any like-minded individuals, their families and colleagues, whether actively involved, or not.  

• New technological developments (CCMS) have discovered a deadlier way of using the principles employed by Voodoo Dolls, which condemns the user and like-minded friends, relatives and colleagues to Hell. It involves:
  • CCMS (a cerebral communication & monitoring system)
  • a special screen, showing parts of the body in close-up
  • probes, needles, etc.
  • pressure
• Used positively and with respect, there is no danger to the soul (see Operations of the Future)
• Misuse of this technology will not only destroy the soul of the user (see Hell), but , because CCMS employs different principles, according to how it is used. (See: How does prayer work?)

COMMUNICATION

MONITORING

• To communicate with deaf people, especially if used from an early age, to ensure the understanding and correction of:-

  •      speech

  •      syntax

  •      pronunciation

• To communicate with people who are dumb, or have severe speech impediments, due to birth defects, stroke, cancer, etc. 

• To help victims of brain injuries, or trauma, by:

  • Providing a direct route into the brain to allow them to understand questions and provide answers (NB: this must be used sensitively) 

  • To communicate with and monitor coma victims 

  • To communicate with shy, or traumatised children/adults in order to give them speaking confidence 

• To over-ride memory difficulties in the form of listening dyslexia 

• To avoid the use of notes when giving a speech 

• To give instructions, or information, to rescuers, or victims, as appropriate in complicated rescues, e.g. when:- 

  • the number of rescuers is limited due to a small area

  • no rescuers can reach the victim, e.g. coalmine

  •  buried victims of earthquakes

  •  the victim requires complicated medical procedures

• To counsel victims of crimes (children/adults), who cannot speak about their suffering

• To confirm lie detector readings

• To protect victims of crime and to accumulate evidence

• To monitor victims of bullying in schools, on estates, etc.

•  To monitor patients during brain operations, or during fits

•  To monitor patients in mental health units (possibly already in use) 

• To monitor the elderly, to prevent elder abuse 

• To monitor passengers for security reasons

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