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Biden Regime to Brief Incoming Trump Administration on ‘Anomalous Health Incidents’ Possibly Caused by ‘Pulsed Electromagnetic or Acoustic Energy’
 [GP] The Biden White House raised eyebrows across the Internet today with a somewhat startling press release just days before President Trump is scheduled to take office.NSC Spokesperson Sean Savett wrote a statement on behalf of the Regime titled regarding so-called "anomalous health incidents" affecting hundreds of U.S. personnel and family members while suggesting possible causes for the mysterious happenings including electromagnetic or acoustic energy. These mysterious symptoms, which include unexplained head pressure, ear pain, and dizziness, reportedly began in 2016 and have spread to roughly a dozen overseas locations. The press release starts by bragging about the Regime’s actions and supposed progress in countering these scary incidents. "Upon taking office, the Biden-Harris Administration spearheaded a dedicated effort to address anomalous health incidents reported by our colleagues," the statement by Savett reads. "We convened departments and agencies across the U.S. Government to develop new policies to expand access to and improve medical care for affected personnel, ensure incidents could be reported freely and without stigma, and provide benefits to eligible employees under statutes passed by Congress, including the HAVANA Act which President Biden signed into law," the press release continues. "We also tasked the Intelligence Community to examine the causes or causes of these incidents and directed intensive research by our leading laboratories, informed by experts in and outside of government." The release notes that the Regime released an intelligence assessment today regarding this phenomenon, which many have called "Havana Syndrome" because of where the mysterious symptoms first began. This report states that the majority of spy agencies now doubt these ailments are via the actions of a foreign enemy. Posted by: Besoeker 2025-01-11 |
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