The increasing threats from supertechnology, such as Directed Energy and Havana Syndrome, have raised significant concerns about national security and public safety. These invisible yet potent threats are capable of causing physiological harm, affecting individuals' health, and compromising national security. They can target anyone, anywhere, making every American potentially vulnerable.

Reports and studies confirm that Directed Energy Weapons (DEWs) have been used in various instances where individuals experienced unexplained symptoms matching those of Havana Syndrome, which first garnered attention after affecting US diplomats in Havana, Cuba, Washington D.C., Northern Virginia and Florida. Symptoms include hearing loss, dizziness, cognitive impairment, and more. Such incidents underscore the urgent need for a coordinated defense strategy.

To combat these threats effectively, the establishment of a Direct Energy Weapons Agency (DEWA) physical location in each state is crucial. These agencies would serve as critical points for defense and response, equipped with the latest technology and staffed with trained experts to monitor, detect, and mitigate these threats. They could work in collaboration with federal agencies, research institutions, and private sectors to develop advanced defense mechanisms.

A DEWA in each state would also facilitate faster information dissemination and response coordination, thereby enhancing nationwide readiness and resilience against Directed Energy and Havana Syndrome threats. Moreover, it would provide resources for public education and awareness, ensuring that Americans understand the risks and necessary precautions.

By signing this petition, you support the establishment of a robust infrastructure to protect our citizens from these modern threats. Encourage lawmakers to prioritize this initiative for the safety and security of all Americans. Let us come together to safeguard our communities from the hidden dangers of Directed Energy. Please sign the petition to make our voices heard and drive necessary action! Website: www.dewagency.org