Tag: DEW

Israel’s Iron Beam: Everything you need to know

Tina Marie (Ms. Cat)

Pictures and video of the Iron Dome in action have made appearances across the news and social media apps since Hamas terrorists launched an attack against Israel on Oct. 7. It’s a powerful system, but instead of smart rockets, what if there was a system that used lasers instead? That is exactly what Rafael Advanced Defense Systems’ latest aerial defense system, the Iron Beam, is capable of.

Israel’s Iron Beam: Everything you need to know

Related:

White House requesting funding for Israeli laser weapon, other military assistance

House of Representatives, Israel emergency supplemental appropriations

DoD Will Spend $750,000 Torturing Animals, By Inducing ‘Havana Syndrome’, an Illness the Intel Community Cannot Prove Exists

Tina Marie (Ms. Cat)

The Department of Defense granted Wayne State University $750,000 to attempt to give ferrets “Havana Syndrome.” Earlier this month, the intelligence community concluded the illness is not caused by a weapon.

DoD Will Spend $750,000 Inducing ‘Havana Syndrome’ in Animals, an Illness the Intel Community Cannot Prove Exists

Related:

The Pentagon is funding experiments on animals to recreate ‘Havana Syndrome’ (PETA’s response included)

LOCKED AND LOADED: The most terrifying weapons of the future – including mega-bomb that could destroy Earth +

Tina Marie (Ms. Cat)

LOCKED AND LOADED: The most terrifying weapons of the future – including mega-bomb that could destroy Earth

Related:

STAR WARS: The terrifying future space weapons – ‘rods from God’ meteorites, molten metal cannons and weaponised asteroids

The Army will finally stand up a laser-equipped Stryker platoon next month

YouTube: We tested the US Military’s secret space weapon

The US doesn’t believe that these weapons are weapons of mass destruction—which would violate the Outer Space Treaty!?!

Cuba Says ‘Mysterious Syndrome’ is Not Scientifically Plausible

Tina Marie (Ms. Cat)

teleSUR | September 13, 2021

A technical report was released Monday by a multidisciplinary research team created by the Cuban Academy of Sciences (ACC) on the “unidentified health incidents” reported in Havana in which some U.S. employees complained of various symptoms when they were stationed in Havana. Similar symptoms apparently appeared in some Canadian citizens and, later, in U.S. employees in other countries.

Cuba Says ‘Mysterious Syndrome’ is Not Scientifically Plausible