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All across the world, from approximately the 1970s, there have been allegations that some world powers have the capability of deliberately harming targeted peoples health via microwave and other radio type waves. Probably the beginning of these type of allegations were complaints from staff in the US embassy in Moscow in the 1970s and now the most famous of these allegations centres on the US embassy in Havana from 2016 on. Hence this is now known as ‘Havana Syndrome’ as described here by the BBC:
There are vast numbers of theories out there about this, including what apparatus would be needed to create this condition in the target person/population (victims are sometimes known as ‘Targeted Individuals’ (TIs)), varying from some type of microwave device all the way to devices that may be placed on or use satellites, but hard definite facts are very hard to come by.
But what may be one specific example of this does not, it seems to this observer, get much publicity.
South Armagh Watchtowers
Starting about 1986 and reaching its peak maybe in c.1990, the British Army in South Armagh/Down decided to create a network of ‘watchtowers’ along the hills and high ground in this border region. They did this, we are told, for surveillance reasons, and they also combined them with helicopter pads which were very important for the army in that area, because the IRA had pretty much denied them the use of the roads.
But it seems these watchtowers had some further, top secret, aim, as you can see from this headline in the Belfast Telegraph and based on the release of government files on the subject:
Who knows what that secret use was but what is interesting for our story is that the local population always complained that there seemed to be a negative healthcare component to these towers:
New Revelations
Only ‘conspiracy theories’ by an uneducated rural population, I hear a section of readers will say! However what’s interesting about all this is that now we have a former microwave expert, Barrie Trower who used to work for the Royal Navy, saying that:
Does it seem so safe now to be so dismissive of these ‘conspiracy theories’?
by Brian Nugent, www.orwellianireland.com
There are vast numbers of theories out there about this, including what apparatus would be needed to create this condition in the target person/population (victims are sometimes known as ‘Targeted Individuals’ (TIs)), varying from some type of microwave device all the way to devices that may be placed on or use satellites, but hard definite facts are very hard to come by.
But what may be one specific example of this does not, it seems to this observer, get much publicity.
South Armagh Watchtowers
Starting about 1986 and reaching its peak maybe in c.1990, the British Army in South Armagh/Down decided to create a network of ‘watchtowers’ along the hills and high ground in this border region. They did this, we are told, for surveillance reasons, and they also combined them with helicopter pads which were very important for the army in that area, because the IRA had pretty much denied them the use of the roads.
But it seems these watchtowers had some further, top secret, aim, as you can see from this headline in the Belfast Telegraph and based on the release of government files on the subject:
Who knows what that secret use was but what is interesting for our story is that the local population always complained that there seemed to be a negative healthcare component to these towers:
New Revelations
Only ‘conspiracy theories’ by an uneducated rural population, I hear a section of readers will say! However what’s interesting about all this is that now we have a former microwave expert, Barrie Trower who used to work for the Royal Navy, saying that:
And I wonder if people would like to see the whole short video by him:
Does it seem so safe now to be so dismissive of these ‘conspiracy theories’?
by Brian Nugent, www.orwellianireland.com
