Catherine Herridge on Havana Syndrome Cover-Up and Directed Energy Weapons
The HillJune 5, 202510 min9,884 views
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- π‘ Investigative journalist Catherine Herridge reports that the Biden administration may have attempted to cover up incidents of Havana Syndrome.
- π The neurological incidents, first reported in 2016 by US and Canadian officials in Havana, Cuba, involved strange noises and symptoms like headaches and dizziness.
- β οΈ Some government officials claim to be suffering from Havana Syndrome and feel they have been completely ignored.
Directed Energy Weapons and Their Effects
- π¬ A top neuroscientist confirmed to Herridge that directed energy weapon attacks are real and that reports against US personnel are credible.
- β‘ These attacks, which have been occurring for decades, involve sonic and microwave energy weapons that disrupt brain networks.
- π§ The disruption leads to difficulty in brain compensation, worsening over time, and can result in brain cell atrophy and death.
- π€ The attack is just the beginning; there's a cascading effect, and the long-term outlook for affected individuals is bleak.
Potential Perpetrators and Motivations
- π Based on reporting, the United States, Russia, and China possess the capability for directed energy weapon attacks.
- π·πΊ Many affected officials had portfolios related to Russia, suggesting Russia or its proxies may be responsible.
- π― Motivations for these attacks are speculated to include weakening diplomatic corps, forcing US presence out of countries like Cuba, or simply experimenting with new technology.
Government Response and Future Outlook
- ποΈ An interim report from the House Intelligence Committee called out the intelligence community for obfuscation and cover-up regarding Havana Syndrome.
- π The Director of National Intelligence has committed to a new assessment, signaling a potential sea change in the US government's acknowledgment of these attacks.
- π€ The Department of Defense has been more proactive in treating personnel and mitigating the threat, recognizing these attacks as gray zone warfare.
- βοΈ There's a call for the government to acknowledge the attacks as the work of a foreign adversary, take care of those affected, and ensure they receive proper compensation and recognition for their sacrifices.
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