Topic: Microwaves

During the Cold War, the Soviet Union beamed low-power microwaves at the US Embassy in Moscow for over two decades, an event known as the Moscow Signal. This exposure was linked to "microwave sickness," resulting in elevated cancer rates and the death of Ambassador Walter Stossel from leukemia. Despite internal warnings, Secretary of State Henry Kissinger reportedly suppressed the information to avoid diplomatic embarrassment and maintain the "thermal-only" safety dogma.

Greg Carlwood provides a solo wrap-up, analyzing the "microwave field effect" theory as an explanation for various 9-11 anomalies. He suggests that this technology explains why people jumped from the towers (feeling internal heat) and why "squibs" appeared on lower floors. He argues that this perspective offers a more comprehensive explanation than traditional controlled demolition theories.

Eric Dollard differentiates between long-wavelength radio waves and high-frequency microwaves, noting that the latter are more biologically disruptive. He speculates that Nikola Tesla’s late-life decline may have been caused by exposure to his own "cosmic ray beams." Dollard criticizes the modern disregard for safety in the rollout of microwave technology.

Shannon Rowan describes her experience becoming electromagnetically hypersensitive in 2014, a condition she refers to as microwave sickness. She explains the cumulative nature of toxic burdens and how cognitive fog, heart arrhythmia, and physical pain forced her to relocate to remote Northern California. Rowan details her journey from a curious child to a geopolitical researcher and author following her health crisis.

Brown describes a method for destroying viruses using structural resonance energy transfer (SRET). By tuning microwave frequencies to the exact dimensions of a virus, researchers can induce photothermal lysis, effectively bursting the viral membrane without damaging human tissue, similar to how a microwave heats water.

Major sources of electrical exposure in the home include high-consumption appliances like microwave ovens and improper wiring. Dr. Milham notes that even driving can result in high readings due to magnetic metal in tires and rotating components. In Palm Springs, he used directional RF meters to trace illnesses back to transmitters located on high-rise buildings blocks away from the affected individuals.

Dr. Brown explains why he removed his microwave oven years ago, citing concerns about how microwave energy alters the frequency of water and food. He references early, suppressed studies regarding the health dangers of microwave technology and the subsequent discrediting of the researchers involved. Beyond health concerns, the segment notes the inferior texture and taste of microwaved meat and bread.

The conversation turns to the 1996 deregulation of the cell phone industry and the lack of pre-market safety testing. Smallstorm describes "microwave hearing" and extreme sensitivity as rising health issues, citing a friend in New York who successfully fought to remove a smart meter. She warns that smart meters ping every few seconds to gather data, transmitting radio waves through power lines not designed for that purpose.

Analysis of material recovered from the Roswell crash site revealed thin, alternating layers of bismuth and magnesium that act as a phase-conjugating material. This material can develop force when exposed to specific microwave frequencies, suggesting the craft used microwave beam propulsion. This technology relates to Project Skyfall and explains the sightings of large triangular crafts that appear to be supported by invisible "legs" of microwave energy.

Following a conference presentation, LaViolette received a packet of leaked information that allowed him to reverse engineer a secret microwave propulsion project. He asserts that with $50 million and a team of scientists, he could build a functional craft based on these principles today. While Townsend Brown's work was largely suppressed, modern researchers continue to duplicate his experiments with small-scale flying discs.

The conversation explores the intersection of human biology and natural electrical currents, referred to in Eastern philosophy as Qi or Chi. Susan Clark explains how pulse-modulated microwave radiation is "xenobiotic" or foreign to life, interfering with the body's natural resonance. She posits that centimeter microwaves may be linked to native psychic or intuitive capacities, which are currently being suppressed by the saturation of unnatural signals in the atmosphere.

Susan Clark discusses her path to recovery through total commitment to her mission, despite the physical and financial hardships of being a targeted activist. She recommends resources such as Scientists for Wired Tech and EMRActionDay.org for those seeking to support the fight against RFR. Clark warns against "greenwashing" in the environmental movement and reiterates that 5G will lead to widespread nerve damage, brain cancer, and "microwave sickness."

Marie D. Jones discusses the modern phenomenon of "Targeted Individuals" (TIs) who claim to be victims of electronic harassment, V2K (voice-to-skull), and gang stalking. Drawing on her 15 years of experience with MUFON, the guest notes that while some claimants may seek attention, others appear to be genuine victims of stealth technology. These individuals often believe they are being used as guinea pigs for perfected military harassment tools.

The conversation explores the science of plasma engines and the "Canna motor," which uses microwaves to generate thrust without onboard fuel. While current prototypes produce minimal micronewtons of thrust, Agnew explains that scaling the technology to larger diameters in a vacuum could allow spacecraft to reach significant fractions of lightspeed over several months of continuous acceleration.

The conversation shifts to the dangers of electromagnetic frequencies, citing a Texas building surrounded by 40 smart meters. Zen Gardner references British intelligence expert Barry Trower, who linked microwave beams to leukemia in the Moscow embassy and claims cell phone frequencies are intentionally tuned to disrupt the human brain.

In March 1946, a Brazilian farmer named Manuel Prestes was struck by a silent beam of light from a hovering object. Prestes suffered horrific injuries consistent with internal microwave heating, leading to his skin literally sliding off his body before he died in a hospital. This case predates the Kenneth Arnold sighting and is cited as evidence of deliberate hostility by certain UFO entities.

A discussion of the Washington Navy Yard shooting highlights reports that the gunman claimed to be targeted by microwave machines and vibrations. Police reports from six weeks prior to the event indicate the suspect felt followed and suffered from sleep deprivation caused by electronic manipulation. These details are compared to other historical accounts of targeted energetic discomfort in lone gunman cases.

Adam Gorightly recounts personal experiences of sudden, unexplained body temperature spikes and physical distress while researching the Manson family. He speculates these incidents may have been the result of electronic harassment or microwave beaming used to deter researchers from sensitive topics.