Thought screen hats

The first real thought screens were made by Michael Menkin in 1998 and sent to people who were being abducted by aliens for testing. Successful thought screens were developed in 1999 using 3M Velostat as shielding material.

As of 2010 Michael Menkin made and sent over 95 thought screens to people all over the world. All funding is from his own money. It takes almost four hours to make a thought screen helmet and over two hours to make a thought screen baseball cap or other type of thought screen hat.

Thoughts screens have successfully stopped four kinds of aliens from abducting humans.  

1. The praying mantis-like aliens.
2. Servants of the mantis-like aliens who are popularly referred to as grays. 
3. Snake-skinned aliens popularly referred to as reptilians.
4. "Meek-Moks" which refers to the sound these aliens make while speaking.

We believe that thought screens work by scrambling the communication between aliens and humans.  Velostat has unique conductive properties which change the microwave communication.  When the aliens can't communicate, they can't take their victims.  Since the signal is changed, not blocked, increasing the frequency of the signal is still ineffective.  The aliens can't control their victims regardless of how intense they make the signal transmission.  

Several types of thought screens are shown on this page.  For instructions, required tools and materials used for making thought screen helmets, see stopabductions.com.   For instructions on making other types of thought screen hats, contact Michael Menkin.

Stopabductions.com  is a public service, non-profit web site.  There is nothing for sale on stopabductions.com.  Michael Menkin has no relationship with any sources he recommends.