U.S. May Have Suspected 'No Trace' Weapon Against Spies Decades Ago

The transcript discusses mysterious health incidents affecting U.S. personnel globally, including symptoms like vertigo and tinnitus. Mark Polymar Opolis recounts his experience in Moscow, similar to cases in Cuba, China, and near the White House. Legal actions are ongoing, with historical evidence suggesting foreign involvement. Scientists suspect directed energy as the cause, but investigations remain inconclusive, with Russia as a leading suspect.

What symptoms did Mark Polymaropoulos experience during his incident in Moscow?

• Nausea and vomiting

• Vertigo and tinnitus

• Fever and chills

• Cough and sore throat

Which countries have reported similar incidents involving U.S. personnel?

• South Africa, Italy, and Canada

• Brazil, India, and Australia

• Cuba, China, and the Middle East

• Russia, Germany, and Japan

What did the NSA documents from 2012 reveal about the attacks?

• They were caused by natural phenomena

• They were a result of internal sabotage

• They were linked to cyber attacks

• A hostile country was using a weapon to harm enemies

What is the suspected cause of the injuries according to government scientists?

• Chemical exposure

• Directed energy pulse radio frequencies

• Biological agents

• Psychological stress

What is one potential aim of using directed energy weapons, as suggested by Alan Frey?

• To disrupt electronic devices

• To cause physical harm

• To eavesdrop on conversations

• To create visual disturbances