The CIA’s Havana Syndrome investigation involved a Stanford professor who spoke about it on 60 minutes 2 years ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1meGH0Dts9M&t=8s.
I just watched that for the first time and got a little awestruck when I realized it might line up with the popular anecdote of Garry Nolan (another Stanford professor) and how he was originally introduced to the UFO subject. Garry pretty much claimed – maybe figuratively; but for the purposes of this post, I assume literally – that people basically just showed up and knocked on his office door to do some blood work. That always sounded a little mythical to me, because who on Earth just shows up at someone’s office from potentially across the country without notice? If this was a secretive matter, there’d be a lot more ceremony to schedule the actual meeting in a SCIF, easily done remotely. If it wasn’t secretive, there’s no reason for the bizarre James Bond BS of showing up unannounced and potentially missing Nolan on vacation. Both seem silly… unless the visitors just happened to be coming from elsewhere on the Stanford campus itself.
So: one Stanford professor was investigating Havana Syndrome for the CIA, an unexplained phenomenon for which a leading explanation is electromagnetic energy like in directed microwaves. Another Stanford professor had people show up at his door asking about mysterious brain injuries related to electromagnetic energy, which he seems to be convinced is the doing of aliens. Hmm…
I’m having another moment where I feel like I’ve gone mad.
I found it interesting that one of the officials in the 60 minutes segment called the attacks close to an act of war. Debilitating brain damage for the highest natsec officials – I mean consider if that really did turn out to be Russia or China, and we finally got proof. That would be a scandal of untold proportions when the allies eventually put two and two together upon finally locating a smoking gun – again, bordering on an act of war. Imagine if Russia got caught poisoning our officials… they just wouldn’t do that in the first place for the same reason they wouldn’t lob missiles at America unprovoked. Anyways, there’s just no way someone’s running around in a van with a bunch of microwave equipment close enough to the Whitehouse to beam a bunch of people without getting roughed up. Even high level government representative Borat of Kazakhstan couldn’t evade small town police with his mail van full of documentary equipment…
And so I make the case that whoever’s doing this doesn’t have to worry at all about pissing off the most powerful militaries of humanity. Like the 60 minutes official said, someone’s sending a message. And I don’t think they’re afraid of us knowing who it really is. Just like in the anecdotes about UFOs disabling nuclear weapons that we’ve all heard of. I wouldn’t be afraid of America either if I could disable all their nukes and fry anyone with the authority to launch them.
I’ve gone on long enough. Let me guess, the subterranean aliens are digging shafts under embassies, the Whitehouse, homes of key officials, etc. and just beaming microwaves (the expert said they can go through brick) into people to remind us who can decapitate the government in a literal instant zap if these aliens feel threatened. And no one can do a thing, and the CIA knows it.
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