Have you looked at the .gov doc? It's about #Havana syndrome. When they say 'the brain is the new space of contention' the government means *your brain*. I'm not government, i'm actually actively hated by mine and others. Thank God.
Btw, my government actively monitors my nostr account, against the law and my will.
I did yes. They can leave my brain alone as well!
But, I better stop talking about them then!
Niiice people, niiiiice people.
For us Brits the 77th Brigade monitor social media, et al. Been going on years...sowing disinformation also. Nostr the latest in their cross hairs. Often wonder if and how many of the 77th actively post here. Attention first drawn to gov tactics online in early 90s with the Eschelon revelation. Ergo, avoided social platforms until Nostr was here.
They're actually supposed to only monitor foreigners and not #British citizens but get around it by saying the person they're monitoring isn't explicitly a UK citizen on their profile.
Else they get one of their 5 eyes partners to do it in their name. And vice versa. Makes my blood boil!
Btw...Havana syndrome...very suss.
It's being used in the #UK now and so is #EMERALD
# "Mysterious attacks on the human brain have begun plaguing U.S. diplomats and
officials with increasing frequency, ranging from overseas diplomatic outposts to right
here in the United States. Known in the media as #HavanaSyndrome, these attacks appear to be signaling a new form of #warfare—one that is focused on enhancing, targeting, and weaponizing the human brain— #neurowarfare. Indeed, the human brain is at the center of a biotechnological revolution currently underway. At the same time, great power competition has returned to the forefront of international relations, as #China and #Russia seek to contest America’s global leadership. In an increasingly globalized and interconnected world, this contest is ultimately a battle of ideas and influence, with more value placed on information and non-lethal means to manipulate and control both adversaries and domestic populations alike. The battle for influence begins and ends in the **human mind, where reality is perceived**. The implications of these developments point to both a new form and domain of warfare centering on the #humanbrain. By highlighting recent attacks targeting the brain and revealing research from the United States and its two main competitors—China and Russia—this thesis seeks to argue that #neurowar is not just coming, but rather is already here and is likely to fundamentally alter conflict and warfare"
