Directed-Energy Weapons, Havana Syndrome, and January 6th Revelations

Havana Syndrome Investigation

• 💡 Catherine Herridge's reporting has prompted DNI Tulsi Gabbard to launch a full review into Havana Syndrome.
• 🎯 This phenomenon, which caused mysterious brain injuries in U.S. officials globally, is now being recognized as real, with a focus on providing financial and medical help to affected individuals.
• ⚠️ The CIA and Department of Defense have historically denied the existence of the syndrome and the weapons used, despite ongoing investigations.

Directed-Energy Weapons Technology

• 🔬 Directed-energy weapons are not unknown and are used for crowd control and by the military, with examples like the LRAD (sound/audio directed energy weapon) seen on January 6th.
• ⚡ These weapons, with origins dating back to the 1950s, operate on sound, audio, and microwave levels, and have become increasingly miniaturized.
• 🛰️ The U.S. has advanced this technology significantly since the fall of the Soviet Union, acquiring and improving upon Soviet-era designs.
• 🌍 Evidence suggests these weapons are possessed not only by Russia and China but also by Britain (used in Ireland in the 70s) and potentially other nations.

Domestic Use and Government Cover-Up

• 🏠 Investigations indicate that directed-energy weapons are being used domestically in areas like D.C., Virginia, Maryland, and Florida, by both foreign intelligence services and potentially the U.S. government itself.
• 🚫 The CIA's refusal to acknowledge the existence of these weapons stems from a reluctance to admit their own potential involvement or use.
• 🗣️ Expert witnesses testified before Congress, offering to provide classified proof of these weapons' existence in secure settings.

January 6th and Related Cases

• 💥 Blaze Media, with assistance from Tulsi Gabbard's office, is researching the potential use of directed-energy weapons on January 6th, citing General Milley's alleged authorization of similar weapons against protesters in 2020.
• ⚖️ The wrongful death lawsuit for Ashli Babbitt has a settlement in principle for $30 million, a development that has angered the outgoing Chief of the U.S. Capitol Police.
• 👤 The investigation into Aaron Black, described as a fixer for Pelosi and a professional agitator with ties to Occupy Wall Street and past violence at Trump rallies, is also gaining traction with assistance from Congress.