NEW REPORT CALLS FOR INVESTIGATION INTO FORT MEADE NEURAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS

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“PROJECT PUPPET / SIGNAL” — NEW REPORT CALLS FOR INVESTIGATION INTO FORT MEADE NEURAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS

Fort Meade, Maryland The **Project Puppet Coalition has issued a formal statement calling for public hearings and full transparency surrounding alleged neural-interface and electromagnetic research programs operating at or near Fort Meade, home to the National Security Agency (NSA) and U.S. Cyber Command**.

According to the Coalition, a classified initiative known as Project Puppet (SIGNAL) may represent a modern continuation of the Cold War–era MK-Ultra project, updated with artificial intelligence, advanced neuroscience, and electromagnetic-field technologies. The group has submitted preliminary documentation to oversight authorities, urging investigation into whether these systems are being developed or tested in ways that could violate U.S. or international human-rights standards.

Historical Context: From MK-Ultra to Modern Neural Engineering

The CIA’s Project MK-Ultra, launched in 1953 and exposed during the U.S. Senate Church Committee hearings (1975–1977), involved unauthorized behavioral experiments using hypnosis, sensory deprivation, and chemical agents. Declassified records from the National Security Archive confirm that hundreds of experiments were conducted without informed consent, prompting major reforms in federal research ethics.

The **Project Puppet Coalition argues that, while MK-Ultra was officially terminated in 1973, the same line of inquiry has resurfaced through emerging defense and intelligence neurotechnology programs**.

Modern Developments: DARPA’s Neural Research Initiatives

Publicly available Department of Defense documents describe several ongoing neural-interface efforts:

• DARPA’s Next-Generation N3 Program (2019–2024), designed to create non-invasive brain–computer interfaces for soldier communication.
• The Restoring Active Memory (RAM) Program (2014–2020), which investigated electrical stimulation to enhance human memory recall.
• The ElectRx Initiative, exploring bioelectronic medicine and nerve signal modulation for therapeutic applications.

Although these projects are presented as medical and communications research, the Coalition warns that such technologies could be repurposed for surveillance or behavioral influence if not strictly monitored.

Public Allegations: RNM and V2K

Some citizens and advocacy groups have voiced concerns about alleged technologies sometimes described as “Remote Neural Monitoring (RNM)” and “Voice-to-Skull (V2K)”, which they believe could enable long-distance interaction with human perception or neural activity.

While no verified scientific or public evidence currently supports the existence or government use of RNM or V2K systems, these claims have intensified calls for greater oversight of defense-funded neural and electromagnetic research. The **Project Puppet Coalition emphasizes that transparency and independent verification** are the only ways to separate fact from speculation.

Legal and Oversight Frameworks

The Coalition’s report calls for immediate attention from several oversight bodies:

• The Department of Defense Inspector General (DoD OIG) — empowered under Title 10, U.S. Code §141 to investigate potential abuse in defense research.
• The Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board (PCLOB) — tasked with ensuring intelligence operations comply with constitutional safeguards.
• Congressional Intelligence Committees — with jurisdiction under Title 50 to oversee classified programs.
• Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) mechanisms — which allow citizens to request and review defense and intelligence research records.

The Coalition asserts that full transparency through these channels is “vital to maintaining public trust in national-security institutions.”

Public Statement

“Our concern is not science itself, but secrecy,” said Maxis Richards, spokesperson for the Project Puppet Coalition. “We know from history that when human experimentation is hidden under national-security labels, ethics are the first casualty. Congress must ensure that no modern neural or electromagnetic program repeats the mistakes of MK-Ultra.”

Call to Action

The Coalition is urging:

1. Congressional hearings on all U.S. government-funded neural-interface and cognitive-influence research.
2. Public disclosure of DARPA and DoD contracts related to non-invasive brain monitoring or electromagnetic cognition technologies.
3. Updated ethical codes under the Department of Defense’s Human Research Protection Program (DoD Instruction 3216.02).
4. A centralized public registry of all neural-interface projects funded by federal agencies.

Members of the public, journalists, and human-rights organizations are encouraged to review the Coalition’s documentation and follow updates at 👉 **https://projectpuppet.wordpress.com**

Contact

Maxis Richards — Project Puppet Coalition 🌐 https://projectpuppet.wordpress.com

About the Coalition

The Project Puppet Coalition is an independent research and advocacy initiative focused on transparency, ethical governance, and human-rights protections in defense neuroscience and electromagnetic research.