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On March 31, 2024 the German weekly “Der Spiegel”, the Russian internet newspaper in exile “The Insider” and the American TV channel “CBS News” on its “60 minutes program” published facts which challenged the statement by American intelligence services that the Havana syndrome [anomalous health conditions] , the ailment of U.S. government employees, produced according to the U.S. Academy of Sciences report, most probably by pulsed radiofrequency radiation, “was probably the result of factors  that did not involve a foreign adversary, such as preexisting conditions, conventional illnesses, and environmental factors”. In this way the U.S. government was trying to hide the fact that brain activity can be remotely controlled by electromagnetic radiation and keep open for itself the option to use this kind of secret weapon.

The findings of Spiegel, Insider and CBS News were republished by all the big world media. Evidently the German secret services intended to provoke new investigation of the attacks producing the Havana syndrome in the American congress and in this way possibly end the classification of technologies enabling remote control of the activity of the human nervous system.

On May 8, 2024 the hearing in the Committee on the Homeland Security of the U.S. House of Representatives, entitled “Silent Weapons: Examining Foreign Anomalous Health Incidents Targeting Americans in the Homeland”, took place. Lieutenant colonel Greg Edgreen, who ran the investigation of Havana syndrome for the Defense Intelligence Agency, said there that the Havana Syndrome was caused by directed energy weapons, pulsing the radio frequency radiation and he called on the U.S. government to start an action against those attacks on the U.S. government employees.

Christo Grozev, a Bulgarian investigative journalist and author, who joined in 2015 Bellingcat as an investigative reporter, said that “we established that Russian government had long standing program of wave weapons including directed energy electromagnetic weapons” which started in the seventies and that the investigative team found out that employees from the unit 29155 of the Russian Institute for Prospective Military Studies used to stay in the countries, where the Havana syndrom attacks occurred at the time when they occurred.

Mark Zaid, American attorney, who represents several patients with Havana syndrome symptoms and who holds a security clearance, said that in 2012 he received from the U.S. NSA unclassified memorandum describing “high power microwave system weapon … designed to bathe a target’s living quarters in microwaves, causing numerous physical effects including damaged nervous system” and that overwhelming evidence concerning the Havana Syndrome attacks “are hidden behind classified walls.”

“I am convinced that the evidence that exists in the classified arena directly contradicts the public conclusions expressed by federal agencies,” said Mark Zaid.

Christo Grozev added that

“there is more than one way to achieve this same effect on the human brain and one of the most disturbing denials that I have seen…was an attempt to create the impression that no technology would allow this impact on the human brain, that is provably untrue.”

He, as well, told the Committee that he spoke with former Russian intelligence officer, who told him that they [the Russians] were attacked by the same American weapon already in the eighties [by the way, the Russian politician Vladimir Lopatin, who was fighting for the ban of those technologies by the end of the last millennium, wrote in the book “Psychotronic weapon and the security of Russia” that psychotronic war is “actually taking place without declaration of war” – note of the author of the article]. 

Member of the Committee on the Homeland Security on Eliah James Crane asked witnesses, if the use of the same weapons against Russians “might have something to do with part of the CIA’s motive to cover up the existence of this tech and these weapons.” Grozev replied “that is a very logical possibility.” Mark Zaid replied to the question whether there are other people than U.S. government employees in the USA, who complain about Havana Syndrome attacks:

“There are many people, who believe they are victims of AHIs [anomalous health incidents]. All you have to do is to look at my Twitter feed, whenever I post on the topic.”

Member of the committee Eric Swallwell, who sat for 8 years on the Committee on Intelligence of the House of Representatives contributed to the discussion by recalling his meetings with the victims he met:

“they were exposed to this condition, when you meet with the victims it is completely debilitating. It changes your life it turns it upside down and if you are a young parent life is already disorienting and if you are subjected to this, it’s even more difficult to be a parent.”

At the question by representative Crane whether they do know about victims who passed away, both Zaid and Edgreen replied: “I do.” Grozev said as well that he had seen this weapon in 1991 [at that year he was 22 years old and living in Bulgaria, where he was born and since 17 years of his age working as a journalist – possibly his father was an intelligence officer or he already cooperated with Bulgarian intelligence service at this age]. Then the discussion turned to the classification of those weapons and results of their use with no clear decision as to whether this technology should be declassified.

On August 20, 2024 the chairman of the Committee on the Homeland Security of the House of Representatives Mark Green and the chairman of the Subcommittee on Counterterrorism, Law Enforcement, and Intelligence of the U.S. Congress August Pfluger sent a letter to the National Security Adviser of Joe Biden Jake Sullivan on those “anomalous health incidents“, where it stated:

“These incidents are an assault on our nation’s sovereignty. We implore the Administration to take decisive action to investigate the causation and attribution of AHIs, disrupt and deter the operations of any foreign entities conducting these attacks, and send a clear message to the world that these actions will not be tolerated.“

On December 5, 2024 the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence wrote in an unclassified report that it “appears increasingly likely that a foreign adversary is behind some cases“ of what is known as the Havana syndrome and what officials refer to as “anomalous health incidents” (AHI). The committee went on:

“The Biden Administration and IC (intelligence community) leadership has sought to hinder the Subcommittee’s investigation into AHIs to keep the truth about AHIs from Congress and, by extension, the American public. This is unacceptable.”

In the report House Committee officials called for the Intelligence Community to release a new report on the Havana Syndrome.  Rick Crawford, the chairman of the Subcommittee on the Central Intelligence Agency, who led the investigation, told the CBS News:

“Sadly, the [intelligence community] has actively attempted to impede our investigation, but we have nonetheless been able to gather significant evidence, and I have reason to believe that its claims of environmental or social factors explaining AHIs are false.“

The house leaders wrote in their report that the Subcommittee plans to issue a classified report that explains why the Subcommittee finds the conclusions reached in the ICA (intelligence community assessment) dubious at best, and misleading at worst.”

It is evident that the Biden’s administration will not order the U.S. intelligence community to produce the honest report on the Havana syndrome, which would in priciple declassify the existence of mind control weapons.

Commander Cornelis van der Klaauw from Royal Netherlands Navy and Expert from Strategic Communications and Information Operations NATO Joint Warfare Centre, wrote in an article in 2023:

“The reason why cognitive attacks go unnoticed by their targets is that cognitive activities bypass the conscious mind and directly target the subconscious of a person… most of our decisions are made by our subconscious…Cognitive attacks are aimed at exploiting emotions rooted in our subconscious, bypassing our rational conscious mind.“

In the attacks described by Cornelius van der Klaauw, people may still realise that they did not have such thoughts in the past and that perhaps something has entered their minds that does not really belong there. In 2015, the British newspaper The Guardian published an article about scientific research in which mice’s memories were manipulated by switching fearful or positive and negative memories on and off, or by storing artificial memories in their brains while they slept, which influenced their behaviour when they woke up. If scientists find, or have already found, the way to manipulate human memory in similar ways, humans will become a piece of flesh that can be manipulated to do anything, absolutely independent of their will.

Russia, China and the USA operate systems that can be used to control brain activity on large areas of the planet by producing in ionosphere electromagnetic waves in the frequencies of the brain activity. As well satellites and cell phone systems can be used for the same purpose .

It will be Donald Trump, who will decide about the requests of the U.S. House of Representatives committees, when he starts his new presidency.

Let us hope that he will decide to save the freedom of thought and human conscience in the future of this world and help to declassify the neurotechnologies enabling their destruction. Readers of this article can support this decision by signing a petition to the European parliament demanding the declassification of technologies of remote control of the activity of human brains.

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Mojmir Babacek was born in 1947 in Prague, Czech Republic. Graduated in 1972 at Charles University in Prague in philosophy and political economy. In 1978 signed the document defending human rights in  communist Czechoslovakia „Charter 77“. Since 1981 until 1988 lived in emigration in the USA. Since 1996 he has published articles on different subjects mostly in the Czech and international alternative media.

In 2010, he published a book on the 9/11 attacks in the Czech language. Since the 1990‘s he has been striving to help to achieve the international ban of remote control of the activity of the human nervous system and human minds with the use of neurotechnology.

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