I initially dismissed even reading about the Havana syndrome again, but I clicked on the perspective you share as it comes from The Atlantic. In the end, as I presumed, there is nothing concrete, or tangible. In case the closest thesis to a foreign force attack is confirmed, it speaks of only “a small number of cases” being targeted by it. The other agency that changed its reasoning speaks of “[a] chance that a foreign actor has developed a weapon that could have harmed people”, but at the end acknowledges that it was difficult to have been already deployed. Then?
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This might end up being one of those stories where theories and claims pop up sporadically but conclusive proof one way or another ever materializes. And once the U.S. and Cuba finally normalize relations, disappear into a Memory Hole.
Would be nice to see that organically happening in our time. Thanks for the feedback and also for your steady support to my content here. Best regards from Havana.