She is probably very good at separating her private and professional lives.
Actually, I have known nurses who were deep into everything that we call woo-woo, but apparently strictly adhering to science when at work.
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Actually, I have known nurses who were deep into everything that we call woo-woo, but apparently strictly adhering to science when at work.
I've had discussions with actual doctors who were even weirder than this:
Læserbrev: Logik og åbenbaringer (Skeptica.dk 2012)
He was a member of the Vandrer mod lyset! cult. Probably still is. However, I think he kept his religion out of medicine.
Læserbrev: Logik og åbenbaringer (Skeptica.dk 2012)
He was a member of the Vandrer mod lyset! cult. Probably still is. However, I think he kept his religion out of medicine.
Today, Wednesday, April 15, 7 PM EDT Arlington, VA + Livestream
"On April 15, we’re taking on one of the most contested issues in national security: Havana Syndrome and Anomalous Health Incidents."
And as so often before, the three panelists Michael Weiss, Christo Grozez & Marc Polymeropoulos as well as the moderator John Sipher are all firm believers in the DEW-attack idea. Not one single skeptic:
"On April 15, we’re taking on one of the most contested issues in national security: Havana Syndrome and Anomalous Health Incidents."
And as so often before, the three panelists Michael Weiss, Christo Grozez & Marc Polymeropoulos as well as the moderator John Sipher are all firm believers in the DEW-attack idea. Not one single skeptic:
Hayden Center on Bsky, April 9, 2026
Invisible attacks.
Conflicting intelligence.
Unanswered questions.
On April 15, we’re taking on one of the most contested issues in national security:
Havana Syndrome and Anomalous Health Incidents.
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It is now on YouTube:
The Quiet War: Invisible Attacks (The Hayden Center on YouTube, April 16, 2026 – 1:32:56)
The YouTube comments give me the impression that the audience consists mainly of targeted individuals, for instance:
The targeted individuals were also busy in the livechat accompanying the discussion. This was the first comment:
The Quiet War: Invisible Attacks (The Hayden Center on YouTube, April 16, 2026 – 1:32:56)
The YouTube comments give me the impression that the audience consists mainly of targeted individuals, for instance:
This one is the exception:
And it is definitely the real Bartholomew! He would love to debate these guys, but they prefer to cultivate their confirmation bias by excluding critics from participating in events like this one.
The targeted individuals were also busy in the livechat accompanying the discussion. This was the first comment:
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The video from the Hayden Center was as biassed as could be expected from a one-sided panel like this one.
John Sipher was the moderator of the Hayden Center's panel:
John Sipher was the moderator of the Hayden Center's panel:
dannsim.bsky.social, April 19, 2026
Baloh & Bartholomew: skepticalinquirer.org/2023/08/the-...
Della Sala: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
Fulton Armstrong: aulablog.net/2022/05/13/u...
Valdes-Sosa: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
When politics obstructs self-correction in science - Mitchell Valdes-Sosa, 2024
dannsim.bsky.social, April 20, 2026
It's grotesque that 60 Minutes and The Insider ignore all objections to the far-right DEW-attack delusion. Michael Weiss presents as "hard evidence" pure and simple obfuscation, but an intel expert ought to look into howSäpo tackled its own MPI case in weeks two years ago.
dannsim.bsky.social, April 19, 2026
But Weiss provides obfuscation when he calls the alleged 'biomarkers' "hard evidence" for the DEW-attack idea. Look up NfL & GFAP, the alleged biomarker evidence: pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC... And look up Minor's syndrome/semicircular canal dehiscence: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superio...
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I guess it's no surprise that people who shield themselves from objections to their ideas when they have panel discussions aren't any more interested in debating on social media. To avoid it, they can cast suspicions – as in the case of Kathleen, "former US career diplomat":
(This Kathleen? https://www.americansecurityproject.org/about/consensus/members/ambassador-kathleen-doherty/ )
And/or ridicule:
https://bsky.app/profile/dannsim.bsky.social/post/3mjwrz5bzcc22
Confronted with arguments (with receipts), they just STFU:
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El Bartho is much less confrontational than me, but that doesn't seem to make them more willing to debate:
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(This Kathleen? https://www.americansecurityproject.org/about/consensus/members/ambassador-kathleen-doherty/ )
And/or ridicule:
https://bsky.app/profile/dannsim.bsky.social/post/3mjwrz5bzcc22
Confronted with arguments (with receipts), they just STFU:
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References to Relman are absurd. He was in charge of two reports but doesn't know how sound behaves: "They left, it dissipated. They returned, it recurred. That to us was something that we had never heard of, we could not explain by known medical ..."...
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There's no reason to assume that highly trained intelligence agents and/or diplomats can't succumb to mass psychogenic illness (MPI). The 🇸🇪MPI case in 2024 shows otherwise, but it was handled professionally – unlike the bungling of the 🇺🇲 'syndrome'...
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Do I know them personally? No, I'm not 🇺🇲. But I have seen and heard them share their stories and cricket🦗 recordings on TV. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1BOfsSLxnw It's not empathy to make them continue to believe they were harmed by DEWs. It's the reason why Valdés-Sosa calls the...
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The Hayden center video misinforms! Weiss' biomarkers aren't "hard evidence" of anything. NfL & GFAP don't signify TBI exclusively. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34600287/ Minor's syndrome (Tblisi AHI case) may be rare, but it's far from unknown and not caused by DEWs...
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El Bartho is much less confrontational than me, but that doesn't seem to make them more willing to debate:
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It is easy to get into heated, polarized debates on social media. I would ask Mr Sipher to consider the position I have laid out and evaluate it on its merits.
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rebartholomew.bsky.social (@rebartholomew.bsky.social)
I commend J Sipher for engaging in an open discussion with Dann Simonsen - a noted Danish skeptic. As the leading skeptic on HS, I would invite you to read my article with Neurologist R Baloh in the 2024 International Journal of Social Psychiatry & critiques of the 60 Minutes claims.
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This seems to have become the favourite argument of believers in the DEW-attack delusion:
Goggle's AI used to make an imperfect but nevertheless pretty reliable presentation of the 'syndrome'.
This has changed. Try googling: "Havana syndrome" 2026
It now supports the DEW-attack story, referring mainly to 60 Minutes and The Insider, while ignoring the two JASON reports and the ODNI report, the most comprehensive study of AHI cases.
It is unfortunate that AI can't distinguish between, on the one hand, baseless arguments and pseudo facts and, on the other hand, fact-based analysis.
It can't see that Minor's syndrome, i.e. semicircular canal dehiscence is a rare but nevertheless well-known and perfectly natural disease.
It can't see that the biomarkers GFAP and NfL – first mentioned by David Relman's Expert Panel (scroll down to Appendix I) as a hypothetical tool some time in the future and more or less dismissed by NIH – aren't "hard evidence" of DEW attacks, as claimed by Michael Weiss.
It can't even see that Relman's understanding of sound is below what a somewhat bright (or merely observant) 5-year-old would know.
And since Don't mention the crickets! became the most important rule of DEW Fight Club, it also seems to have disappeared from the attention span of Google AI. Out of 'sight', out of 'mind'.
In good news, there is this from 'syndrome' lawyer Mark Zaid:
Why cover it up?!
DannSim on bsky, May 6, 2026
You'd have more credibility if you checked 60 Minutes' & The Insider's claims instead of believing in them. It's grotesque that nobody takes a closer look at them: GFAP & NfL, Joy's scar & diagnosis, Chris & Heidi's diagnoses, the Frankfurt case etc.
You just accept them as proof of DEW attacks.
Goggle's AI used to make an imperfect but nevertheless pretty reliable presentation of the 'syndrome'.
This has changed. Try googling: "Havana syndrome" 2026
It now supports the DEW-attack story, referring mainly to 60 Minutes and The Insider, while ignoring the two JASON reports and the ODNI report, the most comprehensive study of AHI cases.
It is unfortunate that AI can't distinguish between, on the one hand, baseless arguments and pseudo facts and, on the other hand, fact-based analysis.
It can't see that Minor's syndrome, i.e. semicircular canal dehiscence is a rare but nevertheless well-known and perfectly natural disease.
It can't see that the biomarkers GFAP and NfL – first mentioned by David Relman's Expert Panel (scroll down to Appendix I) as a hypothetical tool some time in the future and more or less dismissed by NIH – aren't "hard evidence" of DEW attacks, as claimed by Michael Weiss.
It can't even see that Relman's understanding of sound is below what a somewhat bright (or merely observant) 5-year-old would know.
And since Don't mention the crickets! became the most important rule of DEW Fight Club, it also seems to have disappeared from the attention span of Google AI. Out of 'sight', out of 'mind'.
In good news, there is this from 'syndrome' lawyer Mark Zaid:
I would have loved to see the 10-page complaint!
Why cover it up?!
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I expected AI to have an algorithm or something akin to an algorithm that would make them value actual investigations higher than media like 60 Minutes and The Insider, but that doesn't seem to be the case.
If this is why the Epstein class buys up all the media conglomerates, AI will be useless as tools to access unbiassed knowledge. It will be automated Minitrue. Elmo's MechaHitler was just a little premature.
If this is why the Epstein class buys up all the media conglomerates, AI will be useless as tools to access unbiassed knowledge. It will be automated Minitrue. Elmo's MechaHitler was just a little premature.
Bloody hell Dann, I see what you mean:
It reads like it has digested a James Bond book.
From MS's Copilot:
"As of early 2026, investigations into "Havana Syndrome" (Anomalous Health Incidents) indicate a potential breakthrough, with reports suggesting US officials acquired a portable, concealable microwave device linked to a foreign adversary. Evidence increasingly points to a Russian "kill" unit, with the Pentagon restructuring its task force to focus on medical countermeasures and treating neurological injuries. [1, 2, 3]"
It reads like it has digested a James Bond book.
From MS's Copilot:
The most significant 2026 development is that U.S. investigators obtained and tested a physical device believed to match the long‑suspected directed‑energy mechanism behind Havana Syndrome, reigniting debates about Russian involvement.
ChatGPT:Havana syndrome (2026) refers to a still-unexplained set of reported neurological symptoms affecting mainly diplomats, intelligence staff, and their families since 2016.
What it is
- Often called “anomalous health incidents (AHIs)”
- Not officially recognised as a single medical disease
- First reported among U.S. personnel in Cuba, then in multiple countries
No fear of the 'syndrome', apparently:
I don't know what is wrong with this woman! Does she actually believe that things were fine until Biden took over after Trump? Can a foreign policy analyst be unaware of what Trump did after he took office in January 2017 – under pretext of the 'syndrome'?
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Video clip, 4:57 min:
The video clip is from this interview with John Brennan, CIA director 2013-2017, 52:04 min:
Brennan is very cautious about what he says and is mainly asking for more meticulous analysis of the whole thing, but it is fairly obvious that he hasn't seen evidence of any DEW attacks.
Brennan was one of Mark Zaid's clients when his security clearance was revoked by Trump in 2018, and again "on January 20, 2025, President Donald Trump signed an executive order revoking the security clearances of Brennan and the other signatories." (Wikipedia)
I don't know to what extent being Zaid's client may influence Brennan's attitude to the 'syndrome'.
Unfortunately, Brennan doesn't really "break down what really happened in Cuba," and he doesn't seem to know "what the government is still hiding."
The video clip is from this interview with John Brennan, CIA director 2013-2017, 52:04 min:
They talk about the 'syndrome' from 38:30 to 44:40.
Brennan is very cautious about what he says and is mainly asking for more meticulous analysis of the whole thing, but it is fairly obvious that he hasn't seen evidence of any DEW attacks.
Brennan was one of Mark Zaid's clients when his security clearance was revoked by Trump in 2018, and again "on January 20, 2025, President Donald Trump signed an executive order revoking the security clearances of Brennan and the other signatories." (Wikipedia)
I don't know to what extent being Zaid's client may influence Brennan's attitude to the 'syndrome'.
The 'syndrome' in fiction
The novel, The Invisible Enemy by Alma Katsu, is to be released next year. She mentions it in a very long video:
NSA vs CIA: A Former Analyst Explains the Difference | Alma Katsu (The Team House on YouTube, May 7, 2028 – 1:46:47)
My link is to the approximately 20 minutes specifically about the 'syndrome' and her novel about it, but the rest of it, about working at the NSA and the CIA, is also interesting.
Katsu is a former intelligence analyst who herself had symptoms akin to the 'syndrome' 25 years ago.
Her description sounds much like those of Polymeropoulos in Moscow (and she thinks so, too; coming up). Actually, Polymeropoulos prompted her to write the book. He is obviously still campaigning zealously for the DEW-attack idea, which reminds me of the Danish 'vaccine skeptic', Christine Stabell Benn, who persuaded a Danish novelist to fictionalize (and idealize) her Guinea-Bissau project as the novel The Dinosaur Feather.
But back to Alma Katsu's story:
However, she doesn't suspect a hostile attack to be the cause. Instead, she points to her work environment at the NSA:
She may be right, but to me it sounds more like a case of stress combined with EHS (Wikipedia):
About Polymeropoulos, whom she heard speak at a meeting:
Years later, she had a relapse, went back to (Johns, I assume) Hopkins and – this is interesting – she may have something similar to Minor's syndrome/semicircular canal dehiscence:
When she gets her diagnosis from Johns Hopkins, it is interesting that she sticks to her first suspicion and weaves the two things into one narrative: that it was still somehow caused by the electrical fields in the building and the microwave antennas on the roof. She just happened to be particularly susceptible to them due to her "congenital problems." It doesn't occur to her that almost everybody has similar symptoms occasionally, so when her colleagues had them, in her mind, it will also have to have been caused by the environment, the electromagnetic fields.
Even though she is very interested in feminist issues, it doesn't occur to her that the apparently frail masculinity of Polymeropoulos makes him unable to admit to being susceptible to anything – remember his assumption that the deterioration of his long-distance vision isn't just a normal symptom of aging – and that his way of coping with the problems of age and stress is to blame them on the evil adversary and insist that his condition is a "combat injury."
Instead, she has fictionalized the 'syndrome' in a way that confirms it, unfortunately.
The novel might be worth reading for entertainment. I think she's probably a better writer than the one who wrote the last 'syndrome' novel I read. (See post 2,413.)
The novel, The Invisible Enemy by Alma Katsu, is to be released next year. She mentions it in a very long video:
NSA vs CIA: A Former Analyst Explains the Difference | Alma Katsu (The Team House on YouTube, May 7, 2028 – 1:46:47)
My link is to the approximately 20 minutes specifically about the 'syndrome' and her novel about it, but the rest of it, about working at the NSA and the CIA, is also interesting.
Katsu is a former intelligence analyst who herself had symptoms akin to the 'syndrome' 25 years ago.
Her description sounds much like those of Polymeropoulos in Moscow (and she thinks so, too; coming up). Actually, Polymeropoulos prompted her to write the book. He is obviously still campaigning zealously for the DEW-attack idea, which reminds me of the Danish 'vaccine skeptic', Christine Stabell Benn, who persuaded a Danish novelist to fictionalize (and idealize) her Guinea-Bissau project as the novel The Dinosaur Feather.
But back to Alma Katsu's story:
However, she doesn't suspect a hostile attack to be the cause. Instead, she points to her work environment at the NSA:
She may be right, but to me it sounds more like a case of stress combined with EHS (Wikipedia):
About Polymeropoulos, whom she heard speak at a meeting:
Years later, she had a relapse, went back to (Johns, I assume) Hopkins and – this is interesting – she may have something similar to Minor's syndrome/semicircular canal dehiscence:
When she gets her diagnosis from Johns Hopkins, it is interesting that she sticks to her first suspicion and weaves the two things into one narrative: that it was still somehow caused by the electrical fields in the building and the microwave antennas on the roof. She just happened to be particularly susceptible to them due to her "congenital problems." It doesn't occur to her that almost everybody has similar symptoms occasionally, so when her colleagues had them, in her mind, it will also have to have been caused by the environment, the electromagnetic fields.
Even though she is very interested in feminist issues, it doesn't occur to her that the apparently frail masculinity of Polymeropoulos makes him unable to admit to being susceptible to anything – remember his assumption that the deterioration of his long-distance vision isn't just a normal symptom of aging – and that his way of coping with the problems of age and stress is to blame them on the evil adversary and insist that his condition is a "combat injury."
Instead, she has fictionalized the 'syndrome' in a way that confirms it, unfortunately.
The novel might be worth reading for entertainment. I think she's probably a better writer than the one who wrote the last 'syndrome' novel I read. (See post 2,413.)
The community of 'targeted individuasl' will feel vindicated by this story:
Chris Nagano on bsky, May 22, 2026
Physical attack (Havana Syndrome) & intimidation force Investigative Journalist Alisa Valdez-Rodriguez who has blown the lid off dark secrets at Zorro Ranch to leave the country
Powerful people involved w/Epstein will do whatever it takes to keep his secrets secret
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The Epstein class strikes back!
Now also in New York Post, May 26, 2026:
I love this turn of events!
The DEW attacks are as imaginary as they've always been, but at least the crickets have now come home to roost – or whatever it is crickets do instead of roosting!
Now also in New York Post, May 26, 2026:
I love this turn of events!
The DEW attacks are as imaginary as they've always been, but at least the crickets have now come home to roost – or whatever it is crickets do instead of roosting!
I hope this one was hallucinated together by (very dumb) AI:
Havana Syndrome: The Physics, the Weapon, and What Is Actually Being Done to These People (Fear&Wine, May 27, 2026)
I'll go into two examples only and not comment on this one at all:
1)
According to Wikipedia:
I hadn't heard about Amy Eskridge before, but she appears to be one of the 'mysteriously' disappeared and/or dead scientists currently in vogue among conspiracy theorists:
The Mystery of Missing and Dead Scientists, Explained (Skeptic, April 25, 2026)
Nobody claims that she was killed by the 'syndrome', but Chris Cuomo finds it suspicious that "Amy Eskridge, who was president of the Institute for Exotic Science (an organization she co-founded) and worked on anti-gravity propulsion and electrostatic propulsion systems, died by suicide of a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head" because "months before found dead a scientist [Eskridge] texted a friend that "I did not kill myself.”" (Chris Cuomo on Instagram)
2) And then there are the allegedly identical victim profiles:
"The full episode on Havana Syndrome will be available soon on the Fear & Wine Patreon"
Havana Syndrome: The Physics, the Weapon, and What Is Actually Being Done to These People (Fear&Wine, May 27, 2026)
I'll go into two examples only and not comment on this one at all:
1)
According to Wikipedia:
I guess this is the appropriate way to honor the president of the Institute for Exotic Science.
I hadn't heard about Amy Eskridge before, but she appears to be one of the 'mysteriously' disappeared and/or dead scientists currently in vogue among conspiracy theorists:
The Mystery of Missing and Dead Scientists, Explained (Skeptic, April 25, 2026)
Nobody claims that she was killed by the 'syndrome', but Chris Cuomo finds it suspicious that "Amy Eskridge, who was president of the Institute for Exotic Science (an organization she co-founded) and worked on anti-gravity propulsion and electrostatic propulsion systems, died by suicide of a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head" because "months before found dead a scientist [Eskridge] texted a friend that "I did not kill myself.”" (Chris Cuomo on Instagram)
2) And then there are the allegedly identical victim profiles:
I have no idea what "the Barber retrieval team" is.
"The full episode on Havana Syndrome will be available soon on the Fear & Wine Patreon"
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With a one-minute video.
I think (but I'm not sure) that the Fear&Wine people are probably aware that what they put out there is nothing but fiction,
but they aren't up front about it, i.e. they actually claim that what they're saying is "actual science":
And a major problem, as evidenced by the replies to the X post from 'targeted individual', is that people take it seriously, e.g.:
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More whining from former CIA agent Marc Polymeropoulos, lawyer Mark Zaid and microbiologist and immunologist David Relman:
"And even though the administration now says Cuba was not responsible for sickening American diplomats, the ties between the two countries may take years to heal."
The Cubans did come clean – several times!
The "Havana Syndrome": a vile pretext for the dirty war against Cuba (Granma.cu, Sep 2, 2024)
Havana syndrome is really Washington syndrome (Granma.cu, April 4, 2024)
Diaz-Canel: False Havana syndrome reinforced blockade of Cuba (RadioRebelde.cu, April 2,2024)
People with Havana syndrome show no brain damage or medical illness (ScientificAmerican, Mar 18, 2024)
When politics obstructs self-correction in science (International Journal of Social Psychology, Oct 31, 2023)
The truth should not fall on deaf ears (Granma.cu, Jan 24, 2022)
U.S. deception syndrome to discredit adversaries (Granma.cu, May 14, 2021)
No scientific evidence to support allegations of sonic attacks (Granma.cu, Mar 4, 2020)
But much like in the case of the Cubans as well as in the case of the ODNI report, Polymeropoulos is as adamant that he was hurt by 'directed energy weapons', i.e. that he suffers from a "combat injury," as anti-vaxxers are that PASC patients are victims of the mRNA vaccines.
With a video, 1:51 min, allegedly from Mar 7, 2026. However, it sounds as if the video is much older:
"And even though the administration now says Cuba was not responsible for sickening American diplomats, the ties between the two countries may take years to heal."
The Cubans did come clean – several times!
The "Havana Syndrome": a vile pretext for the dirty war against Cuba (Granma.cu, Sep 2, 2024)
Havana syndrome is really Washington syndrome (Granma.cu, April 4, 2024)
Diaz-Canel: False Havana syndrome reinforced blockade of Cuba (RadioRebelde.cu, April 2,2024)
People with Havana syndrome show no brain damage or medical illness (ScientificAmerican, Mar 18, 2024)
When politics obstructs self-correction in science (International Journal of Social Psychology, Oct 31, 2023)
The truth should not fall on deaf ears (Granma.cu, Jan 24, 2022)
U.S. deception syndrome to discredit adversaries (Granma.cu, May 14, 2021)
No scientific evidence to support allegations of sonic attacks (Granma.cu, Mar 4, 2020)
But much like in the case of the Cubans as well as in the case of the ODNI report, Polymeropoulos is as adamant that he was hurt by 'directed energy weapons', i.e. that he suffers from a "combat injury," as anti-vaxxers are that PASC patients are victims of the mRNA vaccines.
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Another one from MS NOW, and this is very bad news:
Weren't the CIA and all the other intelligence agencies supposed to have already got to the bottom of exactly what happened? Weren't they assumed to already have that evidence but hiding it for nefarious reasons? It's what Marc Polymeropoulos and his fellow conspiracy nuts usually claim.
Because, of course!, it has to be on of the two possibilities! It has to be something that confirms that Polymeropoulos is the victim of "a combat injury," which is what he usually claims.
So now he relies mainly on the 60 Minutes 'reporting' and claims that the evidence for his alleged combat injury is already an undisputed fact:
But why does he then need Rubio to coerce the Cubans "to come clean" if the intelligence were already there? He obviously knows that it isn't so he refers to the two Republicans, Jim Hines and Rick Crawford, who say it's there:
And MS NOW appears to also have accepted the sloppy reporting from The Insider as proper investigative journalism:
Weren't the CIA and all the other intelligence agencies supposed to have already got to the bottom of exactly what happened? Weren't they assumed to already have that evidence but hiding it for nefarious reasons? It's what Marc Polymeropoulos and his fellow conspiracy nuts usually claim.
Because, of course!, it has to be on of the two possibilities! It has to be something that confirms that Polymeropoulos is the victim of "a combat injury," which is what he usually claims.
So now he relies mainly on the 60 Minutes 'reporting' and claims that the evidence for his alleged combat injury is already an undisputed fact:
But why does he then need Rubio to coerce the Cubans "to come clean" if the intelligence were already there? He obviously knows that it isn't so he refers to the two Republicans, Jim Hines and Rick Crawford, who say it's there:
I wonder what exactly "the new reporting" is supposed to be, but I suspect that he's again referring to 60 Minutes and The Insider.
And MS NOW appears to also have accepted the sloppy reporting from The Insider as proper investigative journalism:
Michael Weiss, the guy with the stories about Joy's semicircular canal dehiscence/Minor's syndrome and the biomarkers GFAP and NfL ...
Interesting ....
So much for:
I can't imagine that a a microwave weapon bought from a complex Russian criminal network for $15 million isn't the real McCoyski.
ETA: Senate Demands Answers on Pentagon's Mysterious Weapon (Legis1, May 15, 2026)
We all do! They've had it since 2024. Can't they test it on the alleged Norwegian scientist?
So much for:
I can't imagine that a a microwave weapon bought from a complex Russian criminal network for $15 million isn't the real McCoyski.
We already know what's in Relman's head. Microwave weapons didn't put it there, and it will make people who mimic it look really stupid!
ETA: Senate Demands Answers on Pentagon's Mysterious Weapon (Legis1, May 15, 2026)
We all do! They've had it since 2024. Can't they test it on the alleged Norwegian scientist?
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