The first link is what I was looking for.

I did go to look at the other site whose URL you posted. Admitting that I haven't read the whole thing, there are two observations I have on its contents.

First, I wonder why these folks haven't taken the proof they have to the mainstream press. If the evidence is credible, surely one mainstream newspaper would take it on. If personal danger is the problem, surely posting to the Net is just as dangerous. Have any of them vanished, and in a way that would interest the police?

Second, there's a third alternative to the microwave-or-psychosis dilemma. I suggest the book The Origin of Consciousness and the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind by Julian Jaynes. There's a part of the brain that "ought to" mirror our speech center in the opposite hemisphere, but doesn't seem to. Dr. Jaynes postulates that this is a source for the voices of prophecy and also for certain types of poetic expression that were far more common in millennia past. One doesn't have to be crazy, possessed or mentally molested by microwaves to hear voices, and they could very well come from our own thought processes -- just not ones that respond to conscious control.

Just something else to think about. ;)

Regards--
Mary Anne