It's new in the sense that we're no longer debating capitalism and socialism. The new divide is between democracy and autocracy. Freedom and tyranny.

Yes, it's definitely real. The first case was me and the attack left me in a wheelchair: PERMANENTLY.

Sherilyn Victoria Malloy is in Olympia Washington State USA and was passed off as. "A stroke".

Absolutely true, Godly powers, and misuse Of that power on innocent immigrants who only came to USA for better future , what a shame

It isn t usa.

Yup. Exactly. I think we are at the point now, however, where a majority of our population was NOT alive during the Cold War. Or, maybe half the population. Those of us who were - or who have studied Cold War history in any detail - know how much this is simply a extension of age old tactics employed by Moscow. Going forward, we need to try to persuade China to at least prevent Russia from doing its worst. There's still hope that China won't simply ape the geopolitical behavior of the Cold War superpowers. They'll be aggressive and their authoritarianism is troubling, but their history suggests that they might not be quite as aggressive as the Russians have been.

​​@@RobespierreThePoof While US bans advanced chip making machines and sells arms to taiwan a country doesn't have a diplomatic ties and arming Indo pacific, you expect China to help West lol! We all are already in cold war. Don't expect China to do any favors while you're not doing any for them

@@alystero8838 You sound really confused and not saying anything remotely relevant to the matter at hand. It is in China's best interests to keep russia on a leash. Given its entirely export based economy, and how every other major economic sector in china has crashed (banking, construction), China's survival depends on their being a stable global order with peaceful relations. They cannot survive on their own.

Why did the US give advance warning to them re a certain recent event ? Beyond me. 'They' are not the West's friends at all. Nor advocating that event, just feel total indifference. Like 'they' do to the West.

They can do what they want to the politicians and the fbi I don’t care

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Might not be the Cubans. It could be a test. Let us see what they say, and what type of energy (sounds, electromagnetism, other?) is inferred to be used.

Canadian diplomats were totally aligned with US targets since Canadians were at the time e.g. the biggest tourist group (first direct flights from Montreal and Toronto to Havanna)

@@bartholomewmanegold6039 That's not "totally " aligned with Americans. There have been long chunks of history in which Americans were not allowed to vacation in Cuba. I suppose in a way, the Americans were aligning themselves with the Canadians, not the other way around.

Field practice

China has had a trade war and diplomatic rift with China for a while now. Back in 2018 Canada arrested the Huawei CFO in Vancouver. Russia sees Canada as yet another NATO arctic competitor.

Why not share your knowledge in the comment section or provide a link to a KZfaq video on the subject!!.🤔

If you know about it and want to be on the show, you should give a sample of your knowledge here in the comments. Thank you!

@caravanstuff2827 yea sure so at most rf frequencies, all have some ability to penetrate human skin and deposit the energy. Too low of frequency doesn't work because the wavelength is too long and there's little voltage potential across different points in the human body like AM/FM radio. There's also very strict regulations on power output from radio towers. Too high of frequency would reflect off the skin and not penetrate. The sweet spot is 1-3 GHz where biomedical research is being done at these frequencies to use RF energy to identify and eliminate cancerous tissue by heating it up and killing the cells without requiring invasive surgery. This is challenging because precise control is needed to identify cancerous tissue vs non cancerous and also antennas have sidelobes which leak power to unintended directions. Now as a Russian spy committing attacks on US diplomats, you don't care about the health and safety of these RF transmitters, then you have yourself a weapon. Most rf engineers could design a transmitter to output a decent amount of power. FCC regulations ensure a max power density of 1W/m^2 unpon the human body for safety, but most common transmitters with amplifiers can output 10W (~40dBm) and use directive antennas to focus this power over a narrow area such as a brain. This is well over the limit that can begin to destroy brain tissue. Due to FCC regulations, they can see these big sources of energy, so the Russians committing these attacks need to pulse the control from a remote vehicle at night and not for long so as to not anger FCC agents which can track their location. Now identifying the location of this offending source can only be done when it's activated, and based on the victims stories, some people experience a huge amount of pain immediately (indicating high rf power) and others a mild discomfort (less power) which indicates that some attackers probably have the offending source on all the time but transmit low enough power so that the FCC cannot detect it. The damage is then like a slow burn that degrades cognitive abilities over the course of months. To track these devices, all you need is a handheld VNA with up to 3Ghz bandwidth which will cost around $150 and a directive broadband antenna. I recommend the TSA800 on amazon for $40. You basically point the antenna around and look for the frequency with most power and which direction it comes from. Kind of like a hot/cold detector until you hone in on the offending sources location. The offending transmitter could be in the walls, vents, near a window, but you could find it pretty easily and for cheap. Hope this in depth explanation helps!

@@mmn149 see my reply to caravan

@@jacobrandall4891 Thank you, they really shoud invite you. But is it really even thinkable that the US doesn't have a simple rf power meter in their embassies on the ready? Or that the rf beam could be focussed so narrowly that it couldn't be detected? And why the reported accustic phenomenon? I accept, that there is a possibility and clearly similar weapons do exist, but I remain sceptic.

Vad är det du tyckte va så jävligt? =D

Att det skulle vara ett super vapen från ryssland. En näsvis fråga är du från domsjö.

@@jonssonchrister2418 Det finns överallt 🤣🤣

It's good old fashioned stress-induced burnout in most cases I reckon.

7 years on Havana, sounds like you are on some special type of medication. What is it?

@@Angelicaarchangelica no they use signals in streets cook head make sonic attack and type with people. It’s not medicine security chief told Havana syndrome. But they don’t turn this off and destroy health 7 years.

The clown from the sewer?

Very good comment

The great frequency battle is soon upon us

faraday cage can block some range of RF . Even tin-foil I guess can protect the body from microwave .

Funny enough, a grounded tin foil hat

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Honestly, don’t know if you’re super serious or not, but a long time ago, like 6 years ago, I googled this question. I found something interesting. It looked like there was a Swedish company/entrepreneur that had invented a jamming device for this. You could buy a little handheld version to stick in your pocket. Or like a briefcase size one that has a longer range. I am super skeptical by nature, so I looked up reviews and videos. There was no shortage of people claiming “I always had to have a tv on or something to draw my attention away from it. Then after buying this thing and turning it on, it helped considerably, like 75% of the volume.” I understand that it wouldn’t be impossible to stage a few videos and reviews to sell your product, and I know that people that suffer from this stuff may be a little desperate for hope, but I thought that there might be something to it, ya know? I mean, I would think that countering it with an electromagnetic device would be the way to go. I heard once that sometimes to overpower a signal all you have to do is broadcast your signal stronger than theirs. I’m sure this science is way more sophisticated than that but like I said, a counter EM field would probably be the answer IF there was an answer.

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They will and musk will try and fail to build it and not sell it on Amazon if it had, by some miracle advice from a stable genius, made it work.

You can sell libs every story you want if it puts Russia, North Korea, Cuba or China. They eat up EVERYTHING. lol

For the ignorant maybe....

We’ve had microwaves for years, I can’t believe people still deny their existence I cook food in mien everyday

Really? Micro= small Waves= 🌊

Jij gelooft dit?

you looked for the meaning and reason in their discussion, the show is not addressed to those with good sense and reason, it is only for the manipulation of those with a little mind🤣🤣

@@norinretrescu2474 Facts

I wear a glass bowl around my head to shield me from harmful radio waves

it's been in the news for at least 5years

@@ccalex8548 well, I must have missed it. There's a lot of information to take in these days. Easy to miss stuff admidst the overload.

Wrong. Russia is taking advantage of your lack of knowledge on the topic. If they were monitoring data for theft, they'd be receiving, not transmitting. They also would most likely be transmitting 1-2 GHz to penetrative the human body the best. Wifi and Bluetooth are 2.5GHz or 5.8GHz. These frequencies are not good at penetrative human skin. To damage organs, they'd need over 30 dBm power levels ( way over the FCC limit). No one is transmitting this much power unless the intent is to harm

By small... do you mean it just fits in the box of an Ford F-150... if there is three guys around to lift it in? Because, otherwise, there's some real problems.. with at least... thermodynamics.

The US and Russia have had this tech for decades, albeit with different research directions. Directed energy weapons are used actively on some US military bases for area denial. The Russians seem to have went and developed a special-use sonic “laser” or microwave laser.

You’re referring to remote viewing.

interesting and plausible.

Are you referring to the "Bug" placed in a carved figure presented to the US embassy in Russia? Brilliant device no power is needed except for the transmission to activate it it was called "The Thing, also known as the Great Seal bug" available on Wikipedia.

There r thousands of people hit all over the world.

So sorry. U is wrong

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He fried his own brain with drug use.

Isnt that just because you're very interested in inserting doubt that it was Russia?

@@coreyleander7911 So one should just accept this rumours. I have never even heard of this disease, and how they are saying is mass hysteria if there's only some hundred of cases aroung the world in a decade? this is not even something statistically significant to make any studies.

CONSPIRACY

I am definitely suspicious govt is doing embryo genetics research

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Hello, sorry to bother you, but to be honest, we haven't met before. I found your profile here and I kind of like your sense of reasoning,I hope you don't mind me knowing you more?

@@JudasGPierre Gosh. I’m just joking.This whole “report” is ridiculous

@@annas6547 you're right and I admire you Sense of judgement,where are you texting from

@@annas6547 Hey Anna

Pro Russian spotted

@@coreyleander7911 This program was very poorly presented to be honest. If you are classifying people as pro russian, you must hate Russia a lot. Are you from russia? did you escape Russia? Have you been there?

@@DiegoGamboa-lo2lwpeople never even met Russians, never been to Russia, don’t know anything about it apart from the narrative but their opinions are STRONG

But there is one particular country that actually uses them against diplomats! 😠

Tass?

100+ comments on this channel alone 😂

Rt News guy

@@abrahamdozer6273 No. CIA.

Is there no limit to the amount of simping you will do for the Russian government?

Hello, sorry to bother you, but to be honest, we haven't met before. I found your profile here and I kind of like your sense of reasoning,I hope you don't mind me knowing you more?

@@JudasGPierre I don't mind, tell me about yourself?

@@Angelicaarchangelica I'm Judas Pierre from Loveland Ohio presently texting from Ireland and you dear friend??

@@JudasGPierre I am Clear Jensen, obviously 😊

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US is too then 😂

Hard to say, however even Tesla believed a energy weapon could be devised using accelerated mercury that would cut anything

Sorry. U is wrong. Nice try though. Might want to consider other possibilities

This is the definitive explanation

Everyone is doing a lot more mistakes than usually in the western world. I heard a public servant saying once that the Chinese was planning to make westerners dumb by poisoning their foods and goods in order to dominate the world. Maybe it is working, lol. That was in 2014. Jesus!! 10 years ago.

It is likely, not likey

​@Angelicaarchangelica I think it is likely there is some real form of attacks that have occurred, but that whatever is causing it, the tech mechanism is still not understood.

@@thomasodonnell2960 Yes, I guess that is why their personnel need such an extreme security clearance so that they can be sure that top secret will be top secret and no one will see it coming. 😂😂 I guess, I don't really know, I just hope for the best really, it is all that we, average people without high level clearance, can do. I could do better without my sarcasm I suppose, you never know when the wrong person may read your sarcastic jokes online 😂😂 the world is getting a little too sensitive.

Evidence is in the report. KGB agents came to US embassies on the exact dates of the attack. There are records of their airplane tickets. And victims recognized photos of perpetrators.

This is a tough situation. Highly advanced weapons. Difficult to prove.

@@annthomson5648 What do you mean, what are you referring to?