Quote:Now this one is truly odd, because apparently at least one of these veterans claims to have seen Gurhka troops in northern Colorado:

Quote:For some time now, Dave Hodges of the Common Sense Show has been reporting on strange events taking place in Northern Colorado. Last year, before the presidential election, Hodges reported on sightings of foreign mercenaries and elite military personnel from Nepal known as Gurkhas in that part of the state. He pointed out at the time that Gurkhas were specially recruited by the British army in the mid-19th century because they are elite, highly trained soldiers. Interestingly, he noted, Gurkhas are trained to fight against guerrilla forces. What, he wondered, were they doing in Northern Colorado?

Which brings us to the mystery of the sudden hearing loss:

Quote:Now, another shocking, baffling and confusing development has arisen in the same area of the state: At least 15 otherwise healthy veterans have suddenly gone completely deaf.

Paul Martin, a friend of Hodges, recently contacted him to inform him of the strange development. An unnamed friend of Martin who lives in this area and is a very healthy veteran, had suddenly woken up one morning to find that he had totally lost his hearing. When he visited a good VA hospital in the area, they ran several tests but could find absolutely nothing wrong. One of the doctors there informed the man that he was the 15th person from the region that had experienced the exact same bizarre thing.

There's more:

Quote:What could be going on to cause 15 healthy men to “suddenly and dramatically lose their hearing?” he asked. Since a major catastrophic event would have affected the whole region and non-veterans would have been affected as well, Hodges and Martin believe that veterans are being specifically targeted. (Related: American Legion endorses medical marijuana for veterans.)

The men have been collecting eyewitness and photographic evidence of the foreign military activity taking place in Northern Colorado for some time. In addition, some of the show’s listeners have submitted similar evidence from Southern Wyoming.

With this in mind, Martin and Hodges suspect that this could be a military beta test for a new weapon.

Making Hodges even more suspicious is the fact that when Martin was conveying the story to him on the phone, they were suddenly and dramatically disconnected, and Hodges had a hard time getting him back on the line.

The good news is that one of the affected men recovered his hearing after 30 days of total deafness. Doctors are hopeful that the same thing will happen with the other people in the group.

In other words, this hearing loss is (1) inexplicable and (2) selective in that it apparently targeted a number of U.S. veterans tracking alleged foreign troops on American soil. And again, as in the strange case of the American embassy in Havana, the suspicion has fallen on an alleged new and secret weapons technology, an allegation which in this instance gains some traction since a phone conversation was in which this hypothesis was being discussed was suddenly disconnected.

So is it connected to the Cuban mystery, as Mr. H.B. suggested in his email to me?

A few things would suggest it is not, namely that to my knowledge, hearing loss has not been one of the things that the victims in Havana seem to have suffered, at least, not until recently. If anything, in that case we have reports of victims hearing all manner of odd noises, and hearing them only in certain places of a room at that, noises from grinding sounds to high pitches, and so on.

Quote:That said, however, there is a way in which these phenomena might be connected. Recall in my blog earlier this week about the strange mystery of the Cuban embassy "sonic weapon," I pointed out that remote mind manipulation via electromagnetic interferometry on the brain could establish beat frequencies that could be used to stimulate, or dampen, certain areas of the brain. Indeed, there are even allegations in the literature one mind control technologies capable of stimulating these regions to the extent that an individual can be made to hear voices inside their head.
I wrote of this possibility, in fact, in Genes, Giants, Monsters, and Men. It stands to reason that if these technologies actually exist, then it might be possible to use the same means to stimulate temporary and possibly even permanent deafness. And if that is so, then indeed there may be some sort of connection between these strange cases of "sudden deafness" in Colorado, and the equally strange events at the American embassy in Havana.

(09-22-2017, 08:13 PM)Armonica_Templar Wrote: let me ask someone something I know who lives in the area..

As for experimenting..

For such directed control

Either a two part system

Delivery of one part somewhere

then easy mass signal send

If it is a singular direct weapon, a different story
the people would be findable who tested it

(09-25-2017, 12:55 PM)Wallfire Wrote: I have checked as much as I can online and cant find any new info, so I think this story is just that, a internet story. Any one else got new info??