From the video:
- Three independent sources from different agencies tell us that undercover Homeland Security agents purchased a miniaturized microwave weapon from a complex Russian criminal network.
- It’s classified, we didn’t see it, but it has been described to us. We are told it doesn’t look anything like a gun, it’s designed to be concealed and small enough to be carried by a person. It is silent and doesn’t create heat like a microwave oven. Our sources say the device is programmable for different scenarios and can be operated by remote control. The range of the beam is several hundred feet. It can penetrate windows and drywall. The vital components were made in Russia.
- Our sources say the key is not the hardware but the software. The programming shapes a unique electromagnetic wave that rises and falls abruptly and pulses rapidly. and falls abruptly and pulses rapidly pulsed microwave radiation just what dr. David relman’s investigations predicted
- He wouldn’t talk about classified information in our interview but his research found that Russian scientists had been perfecting the concept for decades and what the Russians spoke about was the importance of the energy being pulsed in order to have biological effects on humans.
- When you produce pulses like this, you can actually stimulate electrically active tissue, like brain tissue and the heart for that matter, mimicking what the brain normally does, but now you’re driving it with your pulses from the outside. brain normally does, but now you’re driving it with your pulses from the outside. An ideal stealth weapon. Ideal. Ideal. Because literally, the person feels as if this is in my head.
- Our confidential sources tell us the still classified weapon has been tested in a U.S. military lab for more than a year. Tests on rats and sheep show injuries consistent with those seen in humans.
- Also, as a separate part of the investigation, security camera videos have been collected that show Americans being hit. The videos are classified, but they were described to us. In one, a camera in a restaurant in Istanbul captured two FBI agents on vacation sitting at a table with their families. A man with a backpack walks in, and suddenly, everyone at the table grabs their head as if in pain. Our sources say another video comes from a stairwell in the U.S. Embassy in Vienna. The stairs lead to a secure facility. In the video, two people on the stairs suddenly collapse.
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U.S. military tested device that may be tied to Havana Syndrome on rats, sheep, confidential sources
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