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Les G's avatar

It’s a seemingly perfect weapons system because it has deniability. Microwave frequencies are invisible (obviously) and hard to detect or document in a convincing manner. The few who are aware of the weapons, and are not yet targeted, must be fearful of becoming targets themselves. And of course many of the symptoms overlap with textbook definitions of mental illness. It’s enacted at a distance, potentially by satellite, and possibly controlled by AI. How do you identify and locate the perpetrator? My greatest hope is that someone develops a personal defense system against the psychotronics. That seems like a long shot, but Justice seems even more improbable.

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Angela Kikuchi's avatar

The traumatic damage that these incidents has caused seems like a real psychotronic warfare tactic in every scope. Yet the non-lethality of these events takes a backseat-- after all, are these "NOT" NLW Non Lethal Weapons? Today's threat and fear factor of the unknown supercedes the mere fact that people are reporting their survival of these incidents. Who dropped dead? And who is counting them?

I reported an incident too, one that made me unconcious- yet I saw a possible perpetrator and measured out the distance from the nearest microwave tower. I no longer believe it's necessarily from microwaves or beaming techniques rife with information warfare purposes- deniability of Cyber, EMF warfare. In my study of this, after growing up as a US DoD test victim from early childhood -- it is about instilling fear, controlling behaviors and familial interactions of their targets both foreign and domestic. After all my mother was a Japanese national. I consider these incidents within an assymetrical form of hostage taking in the 6D spectrum amidst the interloping lifestyle its victims are forced to endure.

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