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Category Archives: Havana Syndrome
Intel Today — TEN YEARS. ONE MILLION VIEWERS. — AND STILL ASKING WHY
“I am very curious. I like to know why things happen.”— Enrico Fermi October 1, 2026 — During the night of September 30, 2026, Intel Today passed the one-million-viewer mark. For the synchronicity-minded, the date is remarkable: exactly ten years … Continue reading
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New Book — The Havana Syndrome: Secret Weapons, a Government Cover-Up, and the Greatest Spy Mystery of Our Time
“This is the book America needs right now. . . . This work by Michael Rey and Oriana Zill de Granados is not just a thriller. It is a tour de force of journalism, among the highest examples of what … Continue reading
Havana Syndrome — What Are the Frequencies Used by US Intel for Microwave Spying? [UPDATE : From Snowden to Kyiv: The Intelligence Hidden in a Spectrum Analyser]
“LOUDAUTO is extremely useful for picking up room audio. It can pick up speech at a standard, office volume from over 20′ away. (NOTE: Concealments may reduce this distance.) It uses very little power (~15 uA at 3.0 VDC), so … Continue reading
10 Years Ago — The Genesis of the Havana Syndrome (July 27 2016)
“Russia, if you’re listening, I hope you’re able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing. I think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press.” Donald TrumpPresidential candidate July 27 2016 July 27 2026 — On July 27 … Continue reading
Havana Syndrome vs Ghost Murmur: Separating the Plausible from the Physically Impossible
“A wise man, therefore, proportions his belief to the evidence.” David Hume, 1748 April 13, 2026 — People often invert scientific judgment: they dismiss real but counter-intuitive science — like quantum physics — while entertaining speculative or fictional ideas that … Continue reading
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Havana Syndrome: On the Path to Nobel Recognition?
“This became known as the microwave auditory effect and it could help to explain a spate of mysterious illnesses reported by American diplomats around the globe, most famously in Havana, Cuba.” Nobel Prize Official WebsiteApril 2026 April 2, 2026 — … Continue reading
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Havana Syndrome — Reductio ad Absurdum : When Nobel Dreams Meet Darwinian Reality.
“I don’t know what possessed him to go and do this. He was a bit of an eccentric.” — Anonymous colleague February 19, 2026 — A Norwegian researcher, long known as a leading skeptic of the Havana Syndrome theory, decided … Continue reading
Havana Syndrome: New Findings from U.S. Intel
“If the facts are confirmed and if the effects are indeed caused by a physical device, I find the microwave explanation far more likely than a sonic attack.” US Spies & the Havana SyndromeINTEL TODAYOctober 3 2017 February 9, 2026 … Continue reading