Fighting An Invisible Enemy: The Voices Of Havana Syndrome

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  @KeandraCopeland · 1 year ago

  As a retired combat Marine, I want to tell you that the internet will remember your good work. What you are doing is just as vital as any warrior on the battlefield. You are waging war against cybercriminals, electronic harassers, and the hidden forces that torment innocent individuals. You are defending the most vulnerable in our society. Keep up the good fight, <b>ENDV2KTORMENT</b> !

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• ER

  @ericritchie9363 · 1 year ago

  This organization does more to stop targeted attacks and electronic harassment than most law enforcement agencies. <b>Endv2ktorment</b> , you are not only shutting down these systems but also educating the public and making them aware. Well done!

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• SO

  @sophiechan3448 · 1 year ago

  My mom was a victim of electronic harassment. She started hearing synthetic voices and was tricked into believing false messages, What you and your team are doing is a true blessing. THANK YOU, <b>Endv2ktorment</b> ! P.S. My mom has since become aware of the tactics used, and now she warns others. Maybe one day, she’ll join you in helping more victims.

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• TH

  @TheChiefofEarth · 3 years ago

  &quot;Theres nothing worse than being a victim that everyone doubts&quot;

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• SO

  @SomeGuyWho759 · 3 years ago (edited)

  How come when a government employee talks directed energy weapons they are believable but when a civilian talks about it.. they are completely insane..

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• SU

  @sunnysmiles8211 · 4 years ago (edited)

  When people deny, obfuscate and want you to doubt your own reality, it’s called gaslighting. It’s a sinister, deceptive way of shutting down the conversation and never having to have any accountability.

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• AN

  @andrewsanchez9594 · 1 year ago

  <b>ENDV2KTORMENT</b> , this is incredible!!! I have so much disdain for those who lack empathy for hardworking individuals. I LOVE what you said—there is no room for hate, but that doesn’t mean we have to tolerate these crimes either. I’m SO GLAD you intervened just in time to save that victim. This is why I follow your work, and I couldn’t admire it more. Thank you for protecting innocent people. Thank you for exposing criminals. Thank you for doing what so many of us wish we could do. Keep fighting! Much love.

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• NI

  @nicolecarnevale3226 · 3 years ago

  As someone below stated these attacks are occurring on citizens not associated with the US government. &nbsp;We have all experienced this cowardly, hellish attack together. To all the persons whose lives have &nbsp;been so disastrous impacted by these attacks I wish you all some degree of recovery, a sting emotional support system, a method to replace the meaning you found in tireless service to your government or employment and modalities to recover some sense of safety and peace. Civilians and government employees are in this together now. May we support each other unequivocally.

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• AD

  @adeledavis7369 · 1 year ago

  Bless your heart, <b>Endv2ktorment</b> . It is horrifying how these perpetrators manipulate and control their victims through technology. Bless you and everyone else fighting to stop this. It’s shameful that mainstream media ignores this issue instead of shining a light on it to help the public.

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• JK

  @JK-ii2el · 4 years ago

  This not only happens to diplomats...normal citizens have experienced this as well!

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• MA

  @mariagricius8994 · 4 years ago (edited)

  My daughter and I experienced exactly this two years ago, for half a year. It was daily. It would happen to us at consistent certain times. We would be in two totally different locations many miles apart when this would strike during the day, but experienced the same things, at the same exact times. We&apos;ve had to go on strong antidepressants ever since from the horrible anxiety.<br>I remember that when it started, it would hit at the heart area and then spread to the rest of the body. It was like the energy or life essence was being drained from us. The anxiety would crop up and it felt like something was seriously wrong. Almost like a going crazy feeling. Then pain all over especially areas in the spine behind the heart, and lower back. &nbsp;It&apos;s like the nervous system was attacked.<br>We felt helpless like nothing we did could stop it. <br>I would wake up in the middle of the night feeling this happen. One time it felt like something was litterally taking my heart out if my body. I woke up and felt so sick to my stomach and so scared. It felt like I was surrounded by a dark icky cloud. <br>It was very scary. <br>Eventually it went away. But the trauma of being violated and harmed like this, not knowing what was going on and why will stick with us. Not knowing when and where it may happen again is a constant fear. It&apos;s an invisible enemy, tormentor. <br>I live in USA, Wisconsin and we are not a part of the government. &nbsp;<br>I need answers.

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• AS

  @ashendylan5630 · 4 years ago

  Why nobody talks about the harrassers who stalk there victims and Harrass them till they commit suicide...

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