Conversation with an Expert: "Brandon Iglesias - CCP is the likely culprit of Havana Syndrome"
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Brandon Iglesias is a Photoelectrochemical engineer with cybersecurity, genetics, materials science, neurotechnology and cognitive science background. You can find him on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandon-i-183998273/
Brandon is prolific on Substack https://electrostasis.substack.com
Here is the pie chart Brandon promised us during the interview
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It was all making pretty good sense, up until Brandon said: "You can't blame Fusion Center People". If Chinese take over their brain, don't they still getting orders from the Fusion Centers, and have to report back? This fusion centers apologetics sounded like BS.
And I am not rejecting Brandon's Hypothesis. it just sounds like CIA is covering up for the CCP. What would be the reason? Are we in some sort of covert alliance between the CIA and CCP? Nothing would surprise me.
If Brandon has reverse-engineered the firmware and wetware to the extent that he knows they are in some kind of assembly languge, then can't he rreverse-engineer some more to ascertain or extract the code that has been used?
If so, then surely it should be possible to interface with the instructions in thecoding so as to nullify the effects of those instructions?
E.g., return "null" to functions, or block the comms functions?