Cabot Phillips

New reports confirm that the Pentagon last year secretly acquired a device that they now believe may be responsible for this ailment after all.

Right.

So in the final days of the Biden administration, the Pentagon secretly purchased a device that emits high-frequency pulsed radio waves.

Now, we don't know exactly how they got their hands on this thing, but...

Reports say it cost in the eight-figure range and was acquired covertly as part of a, quote, undercover operation.

Presumably, they got it on the black market.

The Pentagon has been secretly studying this device for the past year.

And get this, according to CNN, it not only is small enough to fit inside of a backpack, it also reportedly contains, you guessed it, Russian components, which lends credibility to the theory that these symptoms were caused by a foreign adversary.

And it also gives vindication to victims who say that they were gaslit by the Pentagon and told that their symptoms were not the result of an attack.

To that point, Mark Polymeropoulos, one of the first CIA officers to go public after experiencing Havana syndrome, told CNN, quote, if the U.S.

government has indeed uncovered such devices, then the CIA owes all the victims a major and public apology for how we've been treated as pariahs.

Yeah, here's where it gets maybe even more interesting.

Unconfirmed testimony from an alleged Venezuelan security guard confirmed

claimed that he and others guarding Maduro were incapacitated by a, quote, very intense sound wave that made him and the others, quote, feel like my head was exploding from the inside.

Again, that report was not confirmed, but White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt did share it on social media saying, quote, stop what you are doing and read this.

Now, for their part, the House Homeland Security Committee launched a new investigation into Havana syndrome, demanding the Pentagon provide them with a, quote, detailed explanation of the procurement process used to acquire the device, along with the results of their study into the device, and much more.

So they, in Congress, like many other Americans, myself included, have a lot of questions they want answered.

They should be cooperating with ICE.

And if they did, we probably wouldn't have a lot of these incidents that we're seeing now.

It's an inviting tragedy.