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You upload so often. Thank you. Your work ethic feeds my insomnia.
ain't that the truth. Almost bedtim.... and a new video. 🍻
Bruh he has a team composing the texts he reads from and edits the videos. His work is literally sitting there 40 mins and read out loud what others wrote.
@@mario97br but he does it so well
But he does that for 5-8 hours a day. That is good work ethic.
@@FlyWithFitz81I must admit its very good, he's clearly dedicated and committed to his craft.
It's insane how directly attacking a nation is not considered an act of war
Yes. Especially if the nation in question is afraid to admit the act of violence.
If Syria, Iran, Hamas, or Hezbollah consider it an act of war they are free to descalate that war.
Unfortunately they are incapable of fighting a war against Israel as Allah has weakened them into impotence for their transgressions against him.
Wtf you talking about - oh you must mean Iran who’s been directly attacking Israel for years
Yea I totally agree… Iran has committed acts of war
With so many proxy wars going on from all sides they all know that considering one Proxy-Attack an "Act of War" would immediately make them guilty of "Acts of War" against several other nations.
Plus, that's entire point of Proxy Organizations. It allows for War-Activities without the War-Consequences.
So much going on, it's hard to keep up. The Ecuador invasion of the Mexican Embassy, for example.
This is the world “going to heck in a handbasket” as my grandmother says it.
I'm just holding my breath for the French - Sino tensions that's gonna escalate any day now that France has regained Vietnam and it's former Indochina colonies
@kokuhakuqiun4215
Some of us had everything taken from us, so we see this as an opportunity. You'd be surprised just how many young men in the West hate their own countries now. People can only be messed with for so long. And I'm just referring to social matters alone; it gets worse from there. The next World War will likely be one seen as the first global cluster of civil, revolutionary, balkanization, and existential wars. The current world order is corrupt and will eventually crumble. The whole world is about to become very grim.
…what.
@kokuhakuqiun4215 yep and america fked it's peace up by not shipping the farm equipment back
0:55 - Chapter 1 - Israel escalation
15:35 - Chapter 2 - Russia was behind havana syndrome
26:20 - Chapter 3 - Ukraine's first F16s
33:20 - Chapter 4 - Could south sudan collapse(again) ?
Thanks mate, very helpful!
The real MVP GOAT
always shocking how much work is put in the content and than the vids are just thrown onto youtube, without chapters, better than auto generated subs or just anything
Thanks. Even though I'm gonna listen to the entire video I do appreciate you taking the time to do this.
Why not watch all of the video ???????????????
Doing the Lord's work. 🙏
Again, thanks so much for the weekly segment. I legitimately have an hour or two each Sunday to get caught up on all things geopolitics and this has become my go to. Watch the whole thing
Then you might need another source for your geopolitics news, there are many good channels on CZcams, this channel is very bias and not one I would recommend, though recently, I have to admit he has been improving in that regard.
28:30 you left a blooper in there, Mr editor :D
The fact you pronounce all theses names right is cause for an GOLD 🏅
I'll catch BBC segments on the radio sometimes and their hosts are constantly mispronouncing words 🙄
“A” gold
This just goes to further show that the Geneva convention holds no weight for countries that won't be held responsible.
Sorry to inform you it has never held weight with any country. All is fair in love and war. Those rules are only there so whoever wins a war can blame the loosing side for breaking them. In every conflict since there inception they are immediately broken by both sides.
Exactly.
You either have to have willing participants or more power than others to enforce any laws you make.
Not gonna happen.
@@mikejohnson-wb9vm nah not really.
Western countries have generally followed the Geneva conventions strictly in every war since WWII.
They've absolutely been broken in certain incidents but it's not a widespread or systematic issue in Western countries.
Western countries have been the only ones who somewhat adhere to the Geneva convention.
Any war anywhere else in the world that doesn’t involved a western country has absolutely 0 rules and ramifications.
The entire Balkan wars, Africa, inner middle eastern conflicts, South American conflicts, all those are far worse then anything the west has dabbled in since ww2
@@retsaMinnavoiGthat is just wrong, western countries have done warcrimes plenty of times since ww2 . We haven't excactly been much better than any other part of the world.
Thank you so much for your channel and content ❤❤❤
Absolutely love The Situation Room. Great writing and reading! Thank you!
Thank you for keeping up with this Simon and Co!
Havana Syndrome sounds like an interesting topic for Into The Shadows
Sounds like symptoms from neurotoxins not some microwave attack.
Neurotoxin poisoning can be accomplished very discretely with less than a ml and only requires touch not consumption if you are using something as toxic as dimethylmercury
Exactly. And makes sense with the official US line of "accidental pesticide exposure"
This is what I think also.
You would be able to detect the effects of nerve agents due to damage to the nervous system. Trace amounts could also be found in the area contaminated.
@user-ur8hl8lr7q
Yep, if it is enough to cause damage it's detectable.
I take it you haven't seen the Russian documentation regarding the sonic weapon field testing in Havana?
Thank you for all the great information!
If the intention is to use withholding food as a weapon of war, then every move to maintain this appears to be working…
They dismissed the soldiers. Friendly fire incidents are sadly common in war.
Unlike the US some countries fight to win.
Ofc they have to do that in wake or such outrage. This wasn't an accident. Three separate strikes kms apart. Right thru the logo. Idk what it will take for people to see it was obviously on purpose to help achieve an openly stated goal @@Nathan-vt1jz
@@DumberByTheDayUsername checks out.
@@KingNoTail I'm surprised it's taken anyone this long to use my handle against me. But while that may feel true, it in no way invalidates my point. I bet it will be a long time before Gzns pull this oct. 7 shit again.
This is frustrating to watch because that technology has been around for decades, and if you tried talking about it, people would start shitting bricks for a multitude of reasons. But now because russia is involved, it's okay to talk about it? It was developed here in the United States, It's a weapon of intimidation. It sends a message that has meant to say, " I can get to you and your family any time I want, and no one is going to know it's me." It's a perfect weapon against whistle blowers.
Yea but if the US didn't develop it, that doesn't mean no one else would. Most inventions popped up in multiple places independently around the same time. Can't stop the evils of progress
Yeah but the point is until it started to harm US staff, any discussion on the topic was dismissed as conspiracy theory as usual
Who said you couldn’t talk about it?😂
Conspiracy theories are just previews. Now take stock of what else is liable to be proven real and true.
The tech is no where near possible in the way described , I'd say its more likely an undetectable poison as opposed to a physics bending hand heald weaponry
Is a modern version of siege warfare. The Romans where famous for using it in most of their famous conquests but its practice is far more ancient. So is no surprise.
I can't say enough, this is my favorite segment of yours. Thank you for the excellent analysis!!
I love this channel such a in depth look at the news and so well put together
Whichever "side" you're on in any war, it just sucks 😢
Middle east is at war. Its not really news any more is it?
The Ukrainians deserve our attention and resources more
NERF wars are the only exception
Oddly relatable for CZcams comments ❤❤
Yeah...
There should be no war. Muslims refuse the existence of Israel. They were offered a country and refused
Wow its like the only podcast that answers the questions you have in the video the way quality reporters used to do. Im sitting here wondering why on earth the IDF would hit an aid van so Simon goes on to explain that that aid organization has now ceased its efforts to bring in aid to their enemy and everything makes sense, in a sick and twisted this is how the world really is kinda way.
Thanks for keeping us up to date man
Been watching this man for years and this is one of the few news sources I trust. Thank you Simon!
My go to guy for my documentary fix on my drive to work❤
Thanks for the work that you do. You help inform the world with limited bias and keep me up to date on important events.
Simon clearly has bias. Now that’s something we may agree with but lets not fool ourselves!
@@Munthasir123 loads of bias.. a very liberal one at that.
@@megaflux7144 Well liberal in which way American liberalism or classic liberalism? American liberalism? Yes Classic liberalism? No.
Simon doesn’t lie but rather omit facts to make “our side” the hero of the story. In conflicts both side has their grievances but Simon often just amplifies one side and omits another side thus manufacturing our consent.
Simon is still a great source of information. In his report, you will at least get the outlook about one side but just as long as you know that it’s biased one sided narrative. Unfortunately it took me some years to get to this understanding.
@@Munthasir123 exactly right. for example in this very video he makes no mention of the arsenal of weapons said "aid workers" had in their convoy, even though it wouldnt be the slightest bit unusual for hamas to use aid trucks (or trucks that LOOK like aid trucks) to smuggle weapons or explosives.
@@Munthasir123 Its not simon, its his writers that are radical left wingers. Simon is pretty level and based, red-pilled if you will. His writers though... oof.. the obvious extreme left bias is well, obvious.
You should do a video on the Bush War in Rhodesia. I can't seem to find any good modern videos about it.
Love this channel, really is a great resource for news
Thank you for the information
I remember reading an SBIR proposal from either the Navy or the DoE (probably the Navy) for a handheld detector for directed energy weapons back in 2021. The company I worked for had absolutely no way to make something like that, but it was definitely related the Havana Syndrome without directly saying so.
Great vid, just one note. The israeli strike that killed the quds force commanders wasnt on the iranian embassy but on a building adjacent to it.
I don't blame them for getting that wrong. It was reported in a similar manner even here in Israel, and the embassy WAS damaged. So to report on it the way they did here is completely understandable.
@@eyalamit5120 Are you not offended when Simon here pushes the lies that there is starvation in gaza?LMAO
Yeah. Why would anybody even think there is not enough food. I'm sure Israel is doing everything to make sure everybody gets enough. Now, stop looking at Gaza and talk about the terrible cataclismic genocide China is doing in Xinjiang instead. 🙄
@@piotrswat169oh you really drink the Israeli kool aid huh?
@@piotrswat169 Now THAT is a point I disagree with him on. But the rest is pretty spot on. Besides it didn't sound like it's out of malice. It IS a narrative that is pushed around a lot. And we can't ignore the fact that northern Gaza is in a bit more trouble when it comes to food than the south because aid agencies aren't doing their damn jobs lol
I can’t wait to see your guys take on what happened in Ecuador.
"No evidence that a microwave weapon exist" Isn't that what the active denial system was?
That doesn’t use microwaves. It’s more of a heat ray
@Curt_Johnston, the active denial system uses millimeter waves. A microwave uses significantly bigger waves( centimeters versus millimeters) I think what the original poster is referring to is that since the active denial system exists, the act of making a microwave weapon is just a matter of tuning the wavelength.
@@jameswillen6749 I think the issue with microwaves they don’t carry much energy over distance, so you can’t really create a weapon to ‘shoot’ a microwave at someone
microwaves can travel a much longer distance than millimeter waves before losing energy. the issue is of course how much power is put into the wave in microwave Communications is around 40 miles I'm not saying such a weapon exists what I'm trying to say is that the physics checks out. There's also the factor that we are assuming that it is a long-range weapon when, according to espionage, it might be a scenario where someone might have to get close to use the device.
@@jameswillen6749it’s actually the other way around. High frequency waves like radio waves travel the furthest and don’t require as much energy to do so than lower frequency (longer wave lengths)
I also heard from news outlets that experts haven’t been able to explain how such a weapon could work. Although they didn’t explain the reasons for why
Tech Ingredients did videos on microwave weapons 2 years ago and he was clear that they're a danger already back then
2010. That's when the Active Denial System was invented for use in the military. They have the system for sale to police departments, now, in the US. It was invented by US. Directed microwave energy, they use it for crowd control. They say it only causes heat, so people become uncomfortable and leave. But in the many protests that it's be used, a few people had problems with surgical implants, like pacemakers, that killed a guy. People have complained about the same symptoms as the Havana syndrome. Of course they're going to say no foreign power was involved, because it was probably our own military trying it out on our own guys in a foreign country, just in case. Not like it hasn't happened before.
Netanyahu got what he wanted with that strike on WCK. That's why they owned up to it quickly. WCK was the biggest provider of food to those starving. By stopping their operations and putting aid organizations around the world on guard, they gave him what he wanted.
Exactly. All the aid organizations ceased their work immediately. Famine is now inevitable.
pretty much. but it also shows intent, and it's not hamas.
That just doesn’t make any sense. There are millions of ways and excuses to deter aid. Idk why they would choose the most destructive possible way that will certainly get them in trouble when they are already in dire straights. It would just as stupid of a move as Oct 7th. Work the theory a bit more though there could be something.
Thanks for sharing.
Love you brother, smart synthesis and crazy work backing up your claims
Consensus?
This guy has so many channels haha go on brother
Simon normally rest a day, then upload videos , fascinating and unbiased analysis, I'm watching early morning 9 : 49 am EAT. All videos are on time, the current Geopolitical hotspots, Thank you so much.
+254?
Except, he's not "unbiased". He's evidently pro-war.
@@LMOBCNO! i left 2yrs ago, I'm +256 now, got understand dude.
An important fact to remeber in regards the the F-16 is they are also used as "Wild Weasals", aircraft used to attack air defence targets and radar.
Zzzzzzzzzz
Yes but that's a specific tactic trained to specific SEAD squadrons. It's not the aircraft itself that's special in that regard.
The F-16 is awesome, and a good boost in capability for Ukraine, but idk if they should use them in such risky roles until they have the numbers to afford losses.
If Ukraine is using their limited F-16s properly I expect they'll be using them mostly to attack air defense systems. If anything this may actually help the Russian Air Force, considering how often they get shot down by their own air defense systems.
@@Darkrunn Precisely. Just as we gave F-35s to countries in exchange for those countries handing Ukraine their old Soviet stuff; we should have done the same for Turkey and South Korea to give Ukraine their F-4 Phantoms. The F-4 was used extensively in the SEAD role. And it would not have taken nearly as long to train the Ukrainians on how to fly/use it versus the F-16. The F-4 by comparison, could be used practically immediately. Granted, the Phantom is ancient, but it still would have proven a major headache for the orcs, especially considering it could also be used as an interceptor and CAS aircraft.
@@Billhatestheinternet No, there are shortages of pilots already and they are not going to waste a valueable pilots in 60s flying tincan for a job where drones can do the same and better.
It actually makes sense to have almost double as many pilots as fighter jets because they are 2-seater vehicles.
Even if they are operable by a solo pilot, this also could guarantee that someone will always be awake and ready to run to the strip and operate the jets at any moment. It would also be wise to consider the likelihood that these pilots will possibly get injured or KIA 😅
Regarding Havana Syndrome, could it be possible that the GRU unit in question (GRU 29155) have been selective in their targets in order to obscure the nature of the attacks so they could be more easily explained away as simple anomalous health incidents? What sort of intelligence collection capacity would that require in order to not only conduct such a series of attacks, but to conduct them against preselected targets based on pre-existing health conditions?
Considering such a set of criteria, i think it can be safely said that such a series of attacks would be carefully conducted so as to avoid fatalities.
It honestly is not hard to believe. It's not unlikely they could have hacked medical centers or have people working secretly with access to medical files.
Israel has had a long history of controversial air strikes, like with the USS Liberty incident.
They don't care.... They are trying to exterminate as many as possible
*Basically every nation*
Friendly fire incidents happen. Mistakes happen. Nobody likes it, but they isn't going to make it stop.
Thank you Simon
I hate that there is so much wack shit going on in the world, but I love the Simon uploads😤😤. Thank yous for helping me keep informed on all the shit going down.
Now , what are you about to do with all this nice information?
@@alexrosario7661I'm gonna move to Sudan and fix an oil pipeline! Wanna come with?
@@alexrosario7661 I’m going to get out and Vote because I’m America our votes matter and can change the world🙃. Probs just share it with my friend group and discuss per usual
Amazing. I am surprised you can compete OEM with an IB sub, but not supertweeters. Can the same car compete in different higher classes?
The shortage of combat aircraft going to ukraine is irritating to say the least, at this point it feels like politicians goal is to keep the war going to hurt russia long term instead of helping ukraine win.
That's been their plan the whole time. If the West wanted that war done, they could have given Ukraine everything they needed from the start.
Another great informative video
1:30 in the morning where I'm at..... Staying up extra to watch 🍿
I have been diagnosed and still deal with Traumatic Brain Injury and other issues. I am disabled because of it. I have lasting brain damage, tinnitus, chronic migraine, ect. The symptoms, as described, sounds like what I felt after a car crash that caused the brain injury. No matter the cause, the symptoms sound familiar.
Did you work for the government as someone Russia would target?
@@kayleighgroenendal8473 No, mine is totally unrelated to the government or Russia.
Mine was related to a car accident and had too many concussions before the accident. The point was that the symptoms, as described, sound like what I deal with every day. It does make one think about what kind of weapon could cause this, if it is true.
@@3Girliezmy best friend has the same problem as you and have had it for years, also after a car-crash. I wish you the best, i cannot imagine how hard it must be. If you have any advise for how to ease the issues i would love to know and tell him.
Best wishes from Denmark 🙏🏻
@@MrSilz-jb4ik I"m sorry to hear about your friend being in the same boat. It isn't easy. I'm deal with mine day by day. The hardest struggle I have is mentally. I was more capable, highly educated and self driven before the accident. Now, I'm relegated to doing things slower and more methodically. I have to think about how long I have before I wear down and need a break or a nap. I walk with a cane and need a scooter for longer trips. For reference, I am 44 and the accident happened in 2017.
I see a specialist, we call them Otoneurologists here. But they are very rare to find. The doctor specializes in Neurology and Ear Nose and Throat (ENT) as a secondary specialty. He streamlined my medications to be the lowest effective dose vs tons of meds that made me sleep all day.
He also recommended a Vestibular Physical Therapist that I have been seeing for almost 4 years now. She helps me with the vertigo and balance problems, the chronic migraines, and the damage in my head and neck.
Finding the right specialists is so important. It's not easy. I went through 4 neurologists before I found my doctor. Also, being able to accept where I am now was and still is hard for me, so I see a counselor. It's like going through a grieving process of where you used to be vs where I am now. It was definitely hard to accept this is where I am at and am adjusting my lifestyle to meet my physical disabilities. It takes time and patience.
I hope this helps your friend. I wouldn't wish this in anyone. It is super hard to adapt to a new life.
I dont know why but i found simons pronouncing Hamaaas hilarious 😂😂
Great timing fact boy
Good summaries.
Didn't know you put that many hours into condensing this into 41 mins 😅, you did a great job (i felt overall this was also neutral)
Didn't the Americans make one of these microwave trucks in the 90's for crowd control?
They used them on the Native American protests against the pipeline.
@@davidcollin1436 And now we are having high gas prices. 😊
@@arnowisp6244now being form what ?
Sense the trump presidency
@@nikolaideianov5092 Nah. Gas prices were in much better control than now. Biden doesn't do anything to try to control it
Probably not
Hey, this’ll be critical but only because I really like your channel. I’m a sound tech and listen to these to unwind, you normally have a Shure SM7B in frame, so I don’t know if you changed the audio capture method or if this script just had so many sibilant consonant that I noticed (s, t, k, f,etc) BUT 2 easy ways to fix that are in addition to a foam “pop guard” add 1-3 hard air blades which could be made out of something as simple as a pencil and a rubber band on the mic… just put baby “jail bar(s)” between you and the mic(s), much closer to the mic than you. And also if in editing, they can access an equalizer/multiband compressor, use it to tame around 2k hertz… this is absurdly picky, but I believe it will make the audio more “soothing/hypnotic” and keep people here for the entirety of your long form videos
I'm a reserve military Intelligence officer who was working as an executive protection agent with a fortune 50 corporation in November 2015. The company president, his chief of staff, a flight attendant and 3 pilots were on a Bombardier aircraft from Canberra Australia to Beijing China. Upon arriving in China and departing the aircraft I suddenly lost all hearing in my left ear and the right attendant lost hearing in her right ear-nothing left but a high pitched squeezing left. I reported this to DOD on two occasions but never heard anything back. 6+ months later Havana reported similar incidents and a year later it happened in Beijing again at the embassy this time.
I just hope we find peace everywhere.
Utilizing Section 702/FISA Title I, US Military - Artificial Intelligence program aimed at manipulating and censoring society through the integration of microchips, television, and involvement from politicians blaming Russia and other foreign governments to cover this up. This manipulation involves exerting control over the central nervous system and cognitive processes, often referred to as Full Body Control and Thought Manipulation and Censoring Thoughts.
Radio Frequency Computer Chips - Using Havana Syndrome as a deploy. The technologies described in patents like the Neurophone (U.S. Patent #3,393,279) and the nervous system excitation patent (US3393279A) (The NSA placed a secrecy order on this development for over five years due to potential military applications) exert manipulation and stimulation of cognitive processes in a brain and exerting influence over individuals' minds.
These patents outline methods to directly interface with the nervous system in a human, either through the transmission of electrical impulses or the direct excitation of neural activity.
This describes the auditory system, which includes various structures in the ear and the brain responsible for processing sound. These components work together to encode information about the frequency, attenuation (volume), and spatial location of sounds. They also facilitate the comprehension of auditory stimuli by processing combinations of these properties.
The section then mentions the Neurophone device, which utilizes auditory stimuli to manipulate the mind, taking advantage of the auditory system's ability to perceive and interpret sounds from the environment. This concept aligns with the principles of the Gateway process, which involves analysis and assessment.
www.cia.gov/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP96-00788R001700210016-5.pdf
docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vSeYLCQzx82UL5kUP8KYmeecAuWRhAhHg41N79RZol
Can the AI assistants in the test F16 be deployed to aid? Would be great testing ground for the systems
I heavily doubt with as many precautions they took, the IDF still struck their convoy. They had warnings ahead of time, clear identification, and non conflict corridor yet still struck them. Then they give the "Oh sorry it happened, we'll look into it"
Apparently someone involved in the strike "thought" they saw a gun and decided that must mean the convoy had been stolen by hamas. I would find that unbelievable if not for them also shooting their own hostages who were waving a white flag and pleading for mercy in Hebrew.
Which is what makes it even more clear, that they did it use starvation as a weapon of war
Don't worry folks Biden gave them a strong finger wagging about it as he gave them more weapons.
nighttime and the NGO decals don't show up well on NV drone cameras per the people who have seen the footage.
Only took a crook informant, or and overt one to screw the operation, I mean all you put out it makes the perfect infiltration route, maybe they just screw with IDF informant network, or the informant was caught and Hamas bail out before the strike.
There's patents for microwave weapons
We have *so* many outdated f-16s to phase out, why are we only giving them 6?! Who made this decision?
If the war ends who will your billionaires sell weapons to? They want a stretched out war that will scare governments around the world to stock up on the newest weapon system
thank you
Let’s name our organization the Axis of Resistance…. “Are we the baddies?”
hahahaHAhaahhaha
Axis of Rebels-Scum! (Mohammed skywalker destroyes a F.O.B. by throwing bombs while riding a camel)
Hahahaha yes kind of definitely actually.
That’s actually a name we gave them weirdly its not what they call themselves. Also axis doesn’t mean baddie but obviously its just bad PR because we associate then with the axis in WW2 which btw is also a name we gave not the other side lol
@@Munthasir123 Definitely the worse of the two sides, going by inequality and basic rights of citizens....Most people emigrate out of the Axis of Resistance....not towards it.
'We' call them the Axis of Evil. 'They' call it the Axis of Resistance.
Europe is being inundated with people from 'AoR' Countries.
Great video as always but I think you missed an edit at 28:30
It's like an easter egg. It's a small peak behind the curtain of this well-oiled content machine.
I have to ask. With how many channels you run, how on Earth do you keep up? Presumably a very talented team behind the camera but do you not get tired of filming what seems to be constantly?
CIA funding
@@davidcollin1436
He is Brittish so Mi6
@@constantinethecataphract5949 He's in the Czech Republic so it's actually the IS.
@@blooperman1997
He is Brittish not Czech, his wife is Czech.
Don't know if he himself is Czech as well and just grew up in the UK
@@constantinethecataphract5949 He does currently live in the Czech Republic. I'm just making a joke about the goofy ass claim that he gets CIA or MI6 funding lol.
Point of order - the CWK convoy was hit at night. Clear markings are irrelevant. It was a giant screwup - IDF should've provider CWK with infrared IFF lights as USA forces did in similar situations
That would imply that Israel wanted to support aid efforts
IDF Mission Was to Remove All NGO's From Gaza They Acheived That Missian. There is No aid workers to Feed Children left in Gaza.
@@Hurricayne92yes because letting in over 100 aid trucks a day is clearly trying to prevent aid god were do you get your info the BBC and Sky news
Still, the IDF must've known about the convoy. It's not that it appeared out of nowhere.
As Simon said, Israel was working with WCK and they have been aware of their actions and intentions.
This was an outright attack on the civilian workers of WCK. Why is no one reacting more harshly towards Israel is beyond me.
What is happening in Gaza is not a defensive war that Israel is fighting against Hamas, it's a concerted genocide of Palestinian people there, and the world is just fucking watching.
It's not the markings. Israel's excuse was they saw a gunman (ie security) on top of a truck going towards WCK's warehouse. But it was too close to the warehouse to strike. So they waited for 3 DIFFERENT vehicles belonging to IWK to leave (with the gunman apparently left behind at the warehouse) tracked them some distance, and then shot missiles at the trucks, one after the other. Waiting for survivors from the first truck to run to the second truck 800m away before shooting the second truck, and then waiting for the survivors to run to the 3rd truck 1.6km away, before blowing them all up. The entire attack took 5 minutes.
I'm pretty sure it was a terrible mistake. In the darkness, it was difficult to notice that most of the 7 aid workers were white Europeans and Americans. They already killed 200 aid workers. Nobody repeats the same mistake 200 times. Its not like they were not deliberately targetting aid workers. The problem was that it was fine to kill briwn people, but at night it's really hard to tell brown from white.😊
The science of pulsed microwave was well documented and tested in 1961. It is called the Frey Effect. I have been screaming about it for years to anyone who will listen. This is the science behind Havana Syndrome. The amount of power they use is astounding. It’s also where the “voice to skull” tech started. Which sounds nuts but there’s the science for you unfortunately. As someone working in RF satcom it was wild to run into these and understand what’s going on. It also unfortunately makes the dang 5G people slightly less crazy which bugs me.
ah weekly dose of reality
I think you are my favourite story teller, your head must be full of some stuff, must have two brains in that head of yours
Tbh, it seems his team composes the text he reads from and doesn’t really „know“ what he says like news readers in tv.
@@mario97br I understand that my friend but nonetheless if you spend all day every day inhaling all this information surely he retains some? I think you do the guy a disservice by dismissing it all as the efforts of the team
Havanah syndrome sounds like it would make a great Decoding the Unknown episode
It did.
Another banger !!
Thank you mister sir
Mexico vs. Ecuador, please
On the topic of the F16s, they may require 17 hours of maintenance per flight hour by our standards, but I'd be interested to see how they manage to be utilized without that, out of necessity. It could make for a spectacular failure of operational capacity, or possibly prove that the platform is capable of being pressed far harder than our safety standards allow. I'll definitely be curious about those reports in the future.
When you don't know what indiscriminate means.
Everything is free real estate to isnotreal
Thanks for this, Simon. It needs to be known what our tax dollars are funding.
The fact people are even questioning Havana syndrome when it’s been known about since at least the 80s is one of the funniest things I can think of. Man we are such sheep it’s sad
It's not that we are questioning it, it is that nobody can prove anything about it
Whenever there's a new technology or weapon you should always think what is the very worst thing that I could do with this weapon before you make it cuz you can be sure that it will be done if it can be done
Utilizing Section 702/FISA Title I, US Military - Artificial Intelligence program aimed at manipulating and censoring society through the integration of microchips, television, and involvement from politicians blaming Russia and other foreign governments to cover this up. This manipulation involves exerting control over the central nervous system and cognitive processes, often referred to as Full Body Control and Thought Manipulation and Censoring Thoughts.
Radio Frequency Computer Chips - Using Havana Syndrome as a deploy. The technologies described in patents like the Neurophone (U.S. Patent #3,393,279) and the nervous system excitation patent (US3393279A) (The NSA placed a secrecy order on this development for over five years due to potential military applications) exert manipulation and stimulation of cognitive processes in a brain and exerting influence over individuals' minds.
These patents outline methods to directly interface with the nervous system in a human, either through the transmission of electrical impulses or the direct excitation of neural activity.
This describes the auditory system, which includes various structures in the ear and the brain responsible for processing sound. These components work together to encode information about the frequency, attenuation (volume), and spatial location of sounds. They also facilitate the comprehension of auditory stimuli by processing combinations of these properties.
The section then mentions the Neurophone device, which utilizes auditory stimuli to manipulate the mind, taking advantage of the auditory system's ability to perceive and interpret sounds from the environment. This concept aligns with the principles of the Gateway process, which involves analysis and assessment.
www.cia.gov/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP96-00788R001700210016-5.pdf
docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vSeYLCQzx82UL5kUP8KYmeecAuWRhAhHg41N79RZol
23:15 - That tops the suspicious list 🤨
"Saving grace that they were carried out against military targets." A consulate! A diplomatic center of business. That. Is. Not. A. Military. Target.
“Axis of Resistance” was there a competition to try and invent such a villainous sounding name?
"Axis of evil" was already taken
You just had to be there to get it.
Axis of resistance sounds actually like a defensive pact, you know, defence….from an Attacker.
Yea you know attackers like how Israel attacked Hamas on October 7th.... Oh wait. @@Mistabushi
@@adamtran7427 Do you really want to use a Bushism in this context?
Havana Syndrome: Done by real life Winter Soldiers 😂
The first minute: and I’m here for it.
With the sonic weapon theory.
Don't we already have rifle like handheld guns for shooting down drones, isn't it the same sorta concept?
If we can shoot down drones with 'radar guns', why is it not possible to have a handheld gun that shoots out an invisible light wavelength that can mess up our brain the way it does a drone.
I feel like this is the sorta gun that would be a black project specifically because; You cant hear it, and it slowly kills you.. That's terrifying. It's the perfect assassination weapon. Especially if it doesn't look like a conventional gun.
Easily detected.
Havana syndrome is really fascinating I can’t remember the ending (getting old) but if anyone does want to know, I read a novel years back about it. The author was an ex serviceman American, it was a spy thriller! Would make a great Decoding episode; jeez maybe you’ve already done that 😁
19:06 sounds a little bit like when they kept changing it from Shell Shock to battle fatigue to finally PTSD they don't want to pay for the medical costs
13:47 the investigation into the aid workers strike yielded some new findings that, at the very least, highlight the complexity of navigating the fog of war.
I must admit it baffles me how charities and journalists going into a warzone are shocked when there’s the odd deaths. People will always make mistakes, people will definitely die like they did. It shouldn’t happen but how is it a shock when it happens?
As stalin said, 1 death is a tragedy, a million deaths is a statistic. A single story hits harder for people.
Yeah. The civilian to fighter death ratio in Gaza is substantially less than pretty much any other similar war. It is maddening how frequently the media cite the Hamas provided 33,000 dead figure with ZERO context.
We will be the reason why this world doesn’t make it. And we will have only our selves to blame. Both the evil who perpetrated it, and the innocent and good who sat by and did nothing.
Could an LRAD (Long Range Acoustic Device) cause symptoms similar to Havana Syndrome?
The world is on fire, can’t keep up with these videos 😮
And in all this s!hit going on, U.N. does nothing.....
Good. The UN is beyond useless, even evil I would say
kind of a pattern for them. been the same way since the 80s and 90s. IMO the UN has lost any legitimacy or authority they may have had.
microwave weapons are patented publicly in the US. it's not speculative; the technology has existed for decades!
Yea but very impractical to my knowledge. The symptoms of Havana sound like neurotoxin exposure to me.
A mini fusion reactor that fits in an F16 is also patented... just saying oh and Warp Drive...
More than more than likely, there's a hundreds of trucks lined up outside the gate with spoiled food inside after sitting in the hot sun for months
Thanks!
I heard a member of the food aid organization also say that Israel had hit a warehouse killing two. A warehouse Israel knew was run by the humanitarian organization.
You “heard?”…oh well then, it must be true…
@@jon9021 was supposed to be "heard on the radio" considering it was during an interview with multiple news agencies yea id say it probably was.
I'll say it again!
"Don't start nothing won't be nothing!"
Hardly accurate
I felt like I stumbled into Decoding the Unknown during the Havana Syndrome segment
Those glasses are too reflective bud, or you moved the light rig.
When hasnt food not been a weapon for war?
Starving the enemy out tactic is as old as the world itself.