The U.S. Defense Department has spent more than a year testing a device purchased in an undercover operation that some investigators think could be the cause of a series of mysterious ailments impacting U.S. spies, diplomats and troops that are colloquially known as Havana Syndrome, according to four sources briefed on the matter.
Havana syndrome is a joke.
Yeah like all the police claiming to have overdosed on fentanyl after touching suspects, even going so far as to writhe on the ground, but who were later have been found to have nothing in their system.
They can’t even determine what caused these illnesses let alone claim they know who did it and with what object.
My tinfoil conspiracy: The US government brought in fentanyl and adulterated all the incoming supplies of everything they could , flooded the market with it for cutting, and just let that become the norm, so they could finally punish all those hippie druggies once and for all.
You know, like they did with crack in black communities in the 90s but with a larger scope.
crack walked so fent could run
This isn’t even tinfoil hat level, it’s literally something they’ve done before (with crack).
No one has blown the whistle on it yet, but I will be 0% surprised if they do.
Except the US has denied this from the get go. Not the same as the police pretending to have contact overdose.
Havana syndrome is apparently symptoms of a targeted weapon the Pentagon is using in Cuba.
I mean that would be a little bit more plausible, although the article claims the opposite—that the device is super mysterious and the Americans don’t even know how to use it.
It sounds like someone pulled off a sweet scam though, getting “eight figures” for what sounds like a backpack full of cobbled together radio hardware.
Reminds me of an old book/movie, Our Man in Havana.
This vacume cleaner salesman somehow has the schematics for his vacume found by the cia when he’s in havana and the cia thinks it’s some weapon schematics and they get all deep into this espianage with him, he’s clueless. From what I recall I only was part of it once.