https://www.cbsnews.com/news/60-minutes-havana-syndrome-report-finds-u-s-government-tested-energy-weapon/This week, 60 Minutes reported on the Havana Syndrome, the mysterious constellation of injuries – like cognitive difficulties, vision impairment, and issues with balance – that have befallen high-ranking officials in the United States government while they were serving in the U.S. and abroad. For nine years, producers Oriana Zill de Granados and Michael Rey reported with correspondent Scott Pelley on what victims described as an invisible force that suddenly overwhelms their senses, causing headaches, nausea and vomiting in some cases, while they are in their homes, walking to their cars, or asleep in their beds. Some victims believed they were attacked with an energy weapon, and were targeted because of their job within the U.S. government. "When we first heard all of these stories, it sounded odd and hard to believe… that some invisible ray gun was hitting these people and hurting them," Zill de Granados told Overtime.But this week, 60 Minutes reported the U.S. government acquired a directed energy weapon from a Russian criminal network, and is believed to be testing it on animals.
Soon to be announced,"Minnesota syndrome".Republican fascists have been using I.C.E agents to test the next generation of this type of weapon on American civilians protesting peacefully.
>>1495983>"Russian" criminal networkso, it's from israeli
>>1495987>Protest>peacefullyI wish my taxes went to exterminating these activist faggots.
>>1495983>These burned-out officers at a Havana base just SUDDENLY start getting targeted by advanced energy weapons >All investigations shut down>All of them kept on long-term monitoring >U.S. government acquired a directed energy weapon from a Russian criminal network,if you believe that you're a genuine retarded goyim. Sure, because the US Government has never tested weapons out on its own officers and staff before.
>>1496110What part do you find to be unbelievable?
>>1496369Nta but I've wondered why in the world would embassy officials get targeted with a weapon like this. It's essentially just amounts to millions in funding and years of research just to harass half a dozen no name government officials for a few weeks
>>1496371It might be a personal grudge from a foreign intel agency toward specific US employees at that embassy. We will probably never know the real reason, but it won't stop massive speculation.
>>1496371>Gee, why would abroad officials in the Trump admin ever feel massively overwhelmed and nauseous with massive headachesI swear to god Havana Syndrome is just the US government trying to make themselves look cooler than they actually are by subtly taking credit whenever someone gets overwhelmed by work
>>1496104deep
>>1496369It's dumb as shit. Why would they ever test weapons on high ranking semi public figures instead of the third world shit holes in secrecy?
No... OUR DIPLOMATS?! USED AS LAB RATS?!
>>1496109So when the political side you don't like gets into power and decides to use all it's power to oppress you, what's your plan?
>>1496485Not him but presumably they've already tested them on random serfs that no one has ever heard of or cared about. Now they're seeing how it will go for real targets.
>>1496773That's classified and on a need-to-no basis, jeet.
