Cuba 'acoustic attack' gave U.S. diplomats brain injuries, medical records show

FoxNews ^ | Aug 23, 2017 | FoxNews

[Hawthorn]

>> What a heaping, steaming pile of BS <<

Welcome to FR!

[Hawthorn]

>> We ought to be given more, much more information as to what is affecting our diplomats <<

Not sure I can agree.

We may not want to let the perpetrators (i.e., the Russkis and/or Chicoms) know the extent to which we have scoped out the technology in question.

Also, we may not want to divulge info that might help OTHER nations develop similar stuff.

[Dusty Road]

Yea your probably right. Everybody knows a federal employee would never take advantage of the system. What was I thinking.

[Buckeye McFrog]

Reportedly the attack involved the soundtrack of THIS which was greatly amplified and aimed back at the diplomats.

[dfwgator]

That would do it.

[subterfuge]

Which is it? “Mild” or “traumatic?” can’t be both

[subterfuge]

Obama’s regime slobbered all over them, but Castro mocked and derided him (and US) the instant Hussein left.

[huldah1776]

One way to tell if PTSD is present is the brain damage. You don’t need to see combat to get it. IMHO, after taking neuroscience is that most are predisposed from the womb. Others are children who suffer stress. PTSD symptoms also snowball. The more events, the greater the symptoms (without treatment or therapy to counter the stress).

This does not mean that 65% are lying. they should have the stats that 25-30% is avg for the military, abused kids 40% or higher.

[imardmd1]

Right. Keep the plebes ignorant. They wouldn't know what to do with the information if they had it. And keep the lesser diplomat employees dumb, too. Or they might ask for hazardous duty compensation. Or they might not even want to go to that post if they knew.

I guess you've got to be right, eh?

< /sarc >

[kabar]

Thanks, I have been here for almost 15 years.

[kabar]

Yeah, right and the Canadians are similarly motivated.