War At The Speed Of Light, Explains Mysterious Directed-Energy Attacks on US Government and Military Personnel
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Louis A. Del Monte
May 04, 2021
MINNEAPOLIS, May 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- According to CNN (Jeremy Herb, April 30, 2021), "The leaders of the Senate Intelligence Committee warned Friday [4/30/21] that mysterious invisible attacks that have caused debilitating symptoms appear to be on the rise against US personnel." Politico reported (Lara Seligman, Andrew Desiderio, and Betsy Woodruff Swan, April 22, 2021), "Two Defense Department officials briefed members of the House Armed Service Committee about the phenomenon in a classified setting on Wednesday [4/28/21]."
These directed energy attacks are known in the defense industry as low-frequency microwaves, initially used by the Soviet Union during the Cold War. As defense technology expert Louis Del Monte wrote in his new book, War at the Speed of Light (Potomac Books, March 2021), "Microwave weapons may sound like something new. They are not. During the Cold War, from 1953–1976, the US feared that the Soviets were attempting to use microwave radiation covertly as a means of mind control. US intelligence officials surfaced this concern in 1953 when they detected a low-frequency microwave signal at the US Moscow embassy, termed the 'Moscow Signal'".
According to Del Monte, "It's well known that animals and humans subjected to low-level microwaves suffer significant impairment in cognitive function and brain damage. That's the goal of these recent directed energy attacks. It's intended to reduce the ability of US government and military personnel to function."
Surprisingly, few analysts connect the current directed energy attacks to those by the Soviet Union during the Cold War on the US embassy in Moscow. Known as the Moscow Signal, it caused embassy personnel to experience numerous ill effects, including disorientation, headaches, dizziness and hearing loss. In 2017, the US embassy in Havana experienced a similar attack with almost identical casualties, as reported by the New York Times (Gardiner Harris, Julie Hirschfeld Davis and Ernesto Londoño, October 3, 2017). Although unable to determine the perpetrator, the US held the Cuban government responsible for what was termed the "Havana syndrome" and expelled twenty-seven Cuban diplomats.
Unfortunately, the directed energy attacks are becoming more frequent and bolder. For example, a potential incident near the White House involving a National Security Council staffer occurred in November 2020, one of several on US soil.
War At The Speed Of Light devotes an entire chapter to microwave weapons, including the type of directed energy attacks currently being perpetrated against the US government and military personnel. It presents US government studies of these attacks dating back to the 1953 "Moscow Signal" and the 2017 "Havana syndrome".
War At The Speed Of Light is available at bookstores, from Potomac Books and on Amazon.
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