What They're Not Telling You About the "Sonic Attacks" on US Embassies

THE ONLY REASON this story keeps on running (and running, and running) is that no-one is allowed to tell you the solution, because it is officially secret. Which is silly, because the technology behind the whole affair is not secret at all, and most people own a version of it.

So this Steemit post will explain exactly what is affecting the US Embassies said to be under attack. To add to the intrigue, I'll tell you right now that the solution to the "sonic attacks mystery" has a significant connection to mind-control technology.

(SPOILER!)

THE SO-CALLED "sonic attacks" are nothing of the sort. What's happening is that an electronic spying technique has gone haywire.

If you recall Trump aide Kellyanne Conway (pictured left) getting mocked last year for talking about how microwave ovens could be used to spy on people, then you're halfway there. Evidently, Ms Conway had misunderstood someone telling her about "microwave surveillance."

What's being used in the Cuban Embassy incidents is microwaves, meaning the electromagnetic radiation that microwave ovens (pictured below right) use to heat things.

The short version is: you transmit microwave radiation at a window, and the signal that bounces back allows you to recreate what the people on the other side of that window are saying to each other.

No-one in officialdom is mentioning the solution to this "mystery" because this surveillance technique is very classified -- and very common.

Just about every nation on Earth uses it, and that includes the USA. Its obvious advantages are that it is hard to trace, very hard to defend against, and it doesn't involve planting any hardware in the location you want to spy on. But the decisive factor is: it's very cheap!

"Synthetic Telepathy"

THE KEY to all this is that the "noises" perceived by Embassy staff are not real sounds, travelling through the air around them (like any normal sound does).

The source is a phenomenon called the "Frey Effect," in which the brain interprets microwaves as sounds.

One of the earliest military uses of the Frey Effect was to create "synthetic telepathy." Meaning, you can hook a microphone up to a microwave transmitter and use it to beam your voice directly into someone else's skull -- and no-one else can hear you.

But -- to emphasise once again -- the microwaves beamed at the US Embassy (pictured top) are for eavesdropping, not mind-control. That's why the Embassy staff are hearing incoherent clicking and feedback-like noises, rather than anything identifiable.

The Tell-Tale Trauma

STAFF AT THE AMERICAN Embassy in Havana are said to have fallen victim to a "mysterious new condition of the brain" that is suspected to be related to the "sonic attacks."

That gives the game away. No matter how loud any sound you hear, it will not damage your brain. Your ears, yes. But not your brain. On the other hand, prolonged exposure to microwaves really can cause brain damage. As we know from everyday life, this electromagnetic radiation can cook things -- and that includes your own brain cells if you get in the way.

So there it is. Now you know what you aren't being told, and why.

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