A series of brain injuries and other serious health ailments that struck hundreds of U.S. diplomats and intelligence officials was almost certainly the work of a U.S. adversary, according to a new report by lawmakers, who accuse U.S. intelligence agencies of trying to hide the truth.
Lmao right, US intelligence agencies are trying to hide the truth, when “the truth” would allow them to scaremonger about foreign adversaries. Makes perfect sense.
It’s a good thing we can rely on the totally neutral Voice of America to totally not just be a propaganda rag repeating made up stories that even much of the intelligence community has given up on trying to push.
It’s a classic tactic, you have the more “reputable” outlets push the propaganda piece at first, then when the story can’t hold up anymore, they quietly drop it, while a more fringe outlet picks it up for the people who still buy in, demanding to know why the mainstream dropped it since it’s definitely true and totally real. Somehow, you get people arriving at these absurd conclusions that the government is covering up on behalf of the very foreign enemies they’re trying to rile people up against! It’s absolutely insane.
But actually, you know what, sure. Cuba has developed a super science weapon that can give people headaches and defies our understanding of physics. How are they so far beyond our technological capabilities, despite the US pouring an obscene amount of money into the military? Clearly, this demonstrates the superiority of the Cuban system. In light of such a devastating victory for socialism, it’s clear that we need to abandon everything we’re doing and follow their lead.
I would also add that Havana Syndrome is far more widespread than anybody realizes, they’re actually targeting our low wage workers en masse - if you go up to anybody working in an Amazon warehouse and tell them that they’ll get paid time off and recompense if they report the symptoms of Havana Syndrome, I’m confident that you’ll discover that the vast majority of them are suffering from it as we speak.
Ooh! Looks like we can add Havana Syndrome to the list of things you’re not allowed to question on .world. Is there anything the US government says that we’re allowed to doubt?
Pretty every other comment here is, more or less, agreeing with you that the IC consensus was right, it probably wasn’t a foreign adversary, congress doesn’t know what it’s talking about, and the evidence is that this report and this story is a bunch of crap.
Yours was the only comment that was shouty, condescending, and insulting, in addition to saying that the report is wrong. You were not censored for your content.
Then why was it removed for “misinformation” and not “being shouty?”
I am trying to help you understand how to not get your comments removed, and also to have more productive interactions online.
If you’re not interested, then fine. I can tell you the information, but I can’t make you absorb it. I’m not interested in being drawn into an extensive and pointless debate about what some other person wrote in their report field and why.
Hey, you know who could actually help me know how to avoid getting my comments removed? The mod who removed my comment. You know, in that little space underneath the action in the modlog where they’re supposed to list the reason for removal? Well, the good news is they told me, and the reason that they told me is that they consider the information that I wrote to be false. So I have concluded that that’s the reason it was removed. Because the person who removed it told me so.