by Ethan Huff, Natural News:
For years, the mainstream media establishment in the United States has scoffed at all speculation about the existence of Directed Energy Weapons (DEW) that the government is using to spark “wildfires” and attack entire towns, i.e., Lahaina, Maui, calling DEWs a “conspiracy theory.” Well, suddenly DEWs are real, according to 60 Minutes – but only because Russia is the new alleged boogeyman.
In the following video clip, 60 Minutes investigative reporter Christo Grozev expresses his belief that a top-secret Russian intelligence unit called 29155 is behind “mysterious health incidents reported by U.S. officials” – have a look:
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Investigative reporter Christo Grozev believes a top-secret Russian intelligence unit, known as unit 29155, could be behind mysterious health incidents reported by U.S. officials. pic.twitter.com/xWPpw4YZX0
— 60 Minutes (@60Minutes) April 1, 2024
Now, have a look at this video in which Grozev explains how he “literally had tears” in his eyes after uncovering alleged evidence possibly linking Russia’s top-secret 29155 unit to DEWs:
Investigative reporter Christo Grozev believes a top-secret Russian intelligence unit, known as unit 29155, could be behind mysterious health incidents reported by U.S. officials. pic.twitter.com/xWPpw4YZX0
— 60 Minutes (@60Minutes) April 1, 2024
There is obviously an agenda here, and one that we continue to see over and over again every time another U.S. government plot is exposed as real rather than a conspiracy theory: just blame Russia.
When outed, just blame Russia
Newsweek and other corporate-controlled media outlets are already running with the new narrative, blaming Russia for the “mysterious and debilitating condition that struck U.S. personnel in Cuba,” which is now being referred to as “Havana Syndrome.”
“Unexplained anomalous health incidents, also known as Havana Syndrome, may have their origin in the use of directed energy weapons” used by Russia’s foreign military intelligence agency, known as GRU, reported Newsweek, citing a joint investigation between 60 Minutes, The Insider (Russia) and Der Spiegel (Germany).
