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Now here's a highlight from Coast to Coast AM on iHeartRadio. We are in the middle of a serious discussion about Havana Syndrome. The same directed energy attacks first reported at the US Embassy in Cuba now being linked to civilian experiences in the United States. That's Dr. John Hall and targeted individual Ben Koenig are with us. So let's continue. Ben, how do you function? I mean, I don't know how much you're able to divulge in terms of work and so forth. Are you able to work? I mean, how is it that you are surviving this? It's tough. I mean, the V2K has stopped. I don't hear any more of that, but now they're hitting me with kind of physiological effects. I wake up in the morning with heart palpitations, extreme dizziness, just feeling completely out of it, shaking. And I went in, I had an MRI done recently, which is, I was looking forward to getting an MRI done to try to get some type of diagnosis. But when I went in there to the NT, I described the tinnitus and like the, because I get extreme tinnitus as well in my left ear especially. And when he wrote down for the test, he said, left ear needs to be checked out. But then when I got the MRI results, it was the MRI results, what he asked for had changed and it said pain behind left eye instead of pain in left ear when the ENT was specifically worried that I had a growth in my left ear. So those results aren't really accurate. But yeah, I'm suffering like a lot of physiological problems now. And yeah, I just, I feel like horrific all the time. I get hit with like extreme nausea, dizziness, you know, about two weeks ago out of nowhere, it was like the entire world just started spinning out of nowhere and I started throwing up uncontrollably. So I've been dealing with like a lot of that recently. Yeah, and it's been extremely stressful, obviously. Dr. Hall, Dr. Hall, Ben was discussing or describing earlier about how he was, I don't know what they call it in the US and Canada, they call it form, they form one him, form one and he was basically involuntarily committed to a mental institution. How is it, who's ever behind this and we'll get into that a little bit later, but how is it that they are recruiting healthcare professionals, police, how is this being done? You know, we live in a society where we've kind of been spoon fed that if you're hearing voices or anything like that, that you're automatically crazy. Even though there's several technologies that can put voices in your head now. Now sometimes in some small towns or some areas, there is a private investigative group that's usually an offshoot of FBI, like the group that I wrote about here is a former FBI guy and his son who was a Lieutenant Colonel in the DOD that ran a private investigative group that specialized in this kind of harassment. And that is kind of how it's mostly done. It's typically not a government agency directly harassing you. It's a PI group that's owned by people that still have clearances to access. The technology and the technology believe it or not is actually not government owned technology. It's private company technology that's leased out to the government agencies. So that being said, you know, those companies do have or our PIs do have people on the ground that they can kind of end up trying to direct you to so they get the diagnosis that they're hoping to get. And then this is all in all, it's a continuation of MKUltra. And early on, all of these projects were directed by psychiatrists. So it's no surprise that it was developed very intently to look like schizophrenia. But since schizophrenia typically hits people at an early age, and most of these victims, you know, kind of notice it or it starts in their 30s or 40s. So what they're getting now is diagnosis uses of psychosis because it doesn't really, you know, fit the DSM criteria for schizophrenia. But there's no... Well, did we lose Dr. Hall? It's kind of fading in and out. I don't know if somebody's playing tricks on us, but you're kind of fading out, Dr. Hall. Am I a little better now? Yeah. Let me just quickly ask Ben. You're not, as far as I know, you're not former military. You're not, you know, you didn't work for a defense contractor like Raytheon or someplace like that. How do you suspect they're targeting you? I think they're targeting my entire family. My brother is a director at Raytheon. And... Oh, okay. That was a wild stab in the dark I took there. Yeah, right. Yeah. And yeah, like when I look back now, I see lots of weird stuff that happened. I think I was kind of lined up for this. And like Dr. John Hall said, they seem to let people know or, you know, kind of start the overt targeting when people are in their 30s and 40s. But I think that they pick out people when they're younger than that and monitor them and kind of set things up and kind of control their family before they start to actually do the overt targeting. Because when I hadn't talked to my family in a long time and when this started happening, I freaked out and went back to them and they all acted like robots and wouldn't, even though they trusted me and knew I was smart, they wouldn't believe a word I said when I was talking about any of this in a really weird way. So I think they lined it up so that they control people around you to keep you from having any, you know, credible backup when you run into this type of targeting. I'm going to presume that whoever they are behind your particular targeting are fully aware that you're on coast to coast tonight. I mean, do you feel as if they are ramping up whatever affects tonight while you're on the air with me? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Yeah, my arms are like my shoulders are killing me right now. And yeah, I'm getting like shortness of breath and stuff like that. Yeah. Yeah, they do that stuff a lot. Let's go. Our I Heart Radio Music Awards are coming back Thursday, March 26th live on Fox. Watch as we honor the biggest stars from all genres of music that you loved listening to all year long on your favorite I Heart Radio station and the I Heart Radio app. Hosted by Ludacris, Icon Award recipient John Mellencamp, Innovator Award recipient Miley Cyrus with performances by Alex Warren, Kailani, Lainey Wilson, Ludacris, Ray, TLC, Salt and Kappa and Invoke. Taylor Swift makes her first award show appearance this year. Also, Gold Medal Olympian, Alyssa Liu, Neo, Nick Colesher Singer, Nikki Glaser, Sombra, Weezer and more. Watch live on Fox Thursday, March 26th, at 8, 7 central and listen on I Heart Radio stations across America and the free I Heart app. Stay there. This is Josh from Stuff You Should Know with a message that could change your life. The Stuff You Should Know ThinkSpring Podcast playlist is available now. Whether Spring has sprung in your neck of the woods yet or not, the Stuff You Should Know ThinkSpring playlist will make you want to get your overalls on, get outside and get your hands in the dirt. You can get the Stuff You Should Know ThinkSpring playlist on the I Heart Radio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. Dr. Hall, we used to talk about microwave weapons and so forth. You could basically take the door off a microwave and hold it up against the neighbor's wall and produce certain effects. What is the technology involved now? Is this all being done by satellites? Then you do it with some handheld devices as well. Just so the listeners realize, it's kind of my history of this. When I first came out of my first book and started advocating for some of the victims that were being experimented on, I was pretty much hailed as the Pied Piper of the insane. I actually had an article come up in New York Times that said pretty much that. Then actually had a psychiatric disorder named after me called the Hall Effect or the Haunted Person Syndrome that these people weren't being experimented on, that they were being haunted by their own thoughts and saying essentially that it was a form of psychosis. Will come full circle to now after Havana Syndrome broke, then they kind of had to admit to it even though the CIA tried to say that it was permethrin and that was crickets and it was competing surveillance technology in the embassy. But then they finally had to come around to admitting that it was microwave energy. Just this past week, the DOD, the Pentagon came out and admitted that they have high energy lasers and microwave weapons that are scalable, which means that can be used on a crowd of people or used on an individual. You just saw them used in Venezuela. Yes, they can be used for crowd control. What do they call that? Active denial. This is non-lethal weapons. Yeah, they were invented as non-lethal. With the people that have been experimented on with them for years at a time, they can be lethal because all of these weapons are designed to disrupt the way that calcium, sodium, and potassium ions move in your body. The human body is essentially a bioelectric entity. The electricity and the way your nerves work is through forming conduction through ion channels and the microwave energy disrupts those channels. Are you able to get any relief? What do you do to temporarily get away from this onslaught? Everything that I've tested out doesn't really work. The only thing I've found that actually helps, this guy called Onion Head Andrew, he suggested making an EMP device out of a taser. Those are illegal here in mass, so I had to make one out of an electric fly swatter. That actually helps. If I run the EMP device around my head and body, I actually feel better immediately. It definitely has an effect, which sounds like bonkers, but that actually helps. That's the only thing I've found. I've literally went and tried to go underground in tunnels or places that didn't have strong, out in the middle of the woods to get away from cell towers. It didn't help at all, swimming in the ocean, stuff like that. The EMP device actually helped, but it only helps for a short period of time. Then you have to do it again. When we were doing the TV pilot, Dr. Hall, on targeted individuals, I seem to recall someone talking about using oscillating fans, having two oscillating fans running around or powered on near your bed when you're asleep. Is that still a possible remedy or is that just old technology? Kind of old technology. The thinking behind that was that when you hear the term voice to skull, a lot of times what people are actually hearing is a direct transmission of an electronic-based sound that needs some type of vibration in the air to finish amplifying it to your brain. That vibration can be a fan, can be a vent fan, an aquarium pump. Anything that slightly moves air or causes a vibration in your environment, well, if you can disturb that, you can at least block what you're hearing as far as the people talking to you. Now, the other way we found to do that was through bone conduction headphones and using binaural beats to try to successfully break you away from the actual targeting which causes the voice to skull. If you can break the targeting, what we found is that the rest of the weapons that are on the platform, the Director of Energy Weapons, aren't as easily used on you because you're not as easily found on the grid, I guess you could say. Ben, have you tried these binaural beats? Yeah, I tried the binaural beats. I did not really get any help from them. And I really, in my research, I found that you really shouldn't use Bluetooth because Bluetooth opens up the blood-brain barrier and lets in more. I mean, I'm of the belief with my research that there's nanotechnology involved. Like graphene oxide nanostructures or something similar to that that kind of like builds up in your central nervous system, in your bloodstream and amplifies this signal. And that makes the most sense to me. And when I tried the binaural beats, I didn't feel any different at all. I tried it for a month or so and I didn't feel anything. 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And listen on iHeart radio stations across America and the free iHeart app. Hey there, this is Josh from Stuff You Should Know with a message that could change your life. The Stuff You Should Know ThinkSpring Podcast playlist is available now. Whether Spring has sprung in your neck of the woods yet or not, the Stuff You Should Know ThinkSpring playlist will make you want to get your overalls on, get outside and get your hands in the dirt. You can get the Stuff You Should Know ThinkSpring playlist on the iHeart radio app, Apple podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
