Science fiction has become reality as Mark Milley may have ordered the use of directed energy weapons against American citizens during the 2020 riots.
“We all remember 2020, the summer of love, the burning buildings, all the looted stores, and the overall lack of legal punishment for mob crimes. But Blaze's exclusive In an article, Blaze investigative journalists Steve Baker and Joe Hanneman revealed that the Pentagon approved the use of directed energy weapons against insurgents in June of that year, “Blaze News Tonight.'' ' explains Jill Savage.
Baker didn't set out to find this information, but it led him here through his investigation of the January 6th Capitol riot.
“My curiosity started leading me down different rabbit holes and pulling a lot of strings. And through that process, I discovered that there were new types of systems that I wasn't aware of. It was used for crowd control as riot control, but it also had other uses for moving people in ways that the American public probably wasn't aware of,” Baker says.
However, this technology is not entirely new.
In the 1950s, the Soviet Union was active in developing so-called psychotronic weapons. And when the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, many Soviet scientists sold their information and were also selling their science to the U.S. government and other buyers.
“Our government officials were able to purchase advanced technology in what we call the directed energy weapons field, some of which was much more advanced than what we have.” Baker explained, noting that the technology we have now is more advanced.
“We have a video that our own correspondent Julio Rosas shot in Kenosha in 2020. In this video, an actual audio device, an audio energy weapon, is used to eliminate crowds at what is called a super audio level. There's also a microwave version of this that you can pulse for two seconds and it will feel like it's burning your skin,” he continues.
“These are very basic things that we've seen for a long time. They're not science fiction,” he added.
Now, the technology is “much more sophisticated and small enough to carry in a backpack,” Baker said.
“So now they have backpack-sized, and what some of these special operatives have described to me in great detail, what they call incitement weapons. And this is what we most That's what we're afraid of,” Baker said.
“These weapons that we know are being used overseas by the military and the CIA in operations to spark color revolutions, incite riots, and create chaos in hotspots around the world, may be currently in use here.
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