CIA Whistleblower Claims Biden Covered Up Energy Weapon Attacks

A new revelation from an Emmy-winning journalist has rocked Washington. Catherine Herridge’s interview with a CIA whistleblower unveiled allegations that the Biden administration is covering up direct energy weapon (DEW) attacks on U.S. intelligence officers. These attacks, allegedly orchestrated by foreign adversaries, have caused severe injuries and career-ending health complications for those targeted.

In the interview, Herridge pressed the whistleblower, a former intelligence officer, with pointed questions:

“You were attacked?” Herridge asked.

“Yes,” the whistleblower confirmed.

Herridge continued, “You were attacked by an energy weapon?”

“Yes, a direct energy weapon,” the whistleblower replied.

This claim sheds light on the mysterious injuries many U.S. intelligence officers and diplomats have reported over the years, often dismissed as “Havana Syndrome” or psychological episodes.

Herridge did not mince words, describing the intelligence community’s efforts to obstruct Congressional investigations as part of a “government cover-up.” The whistleblower echoed this sentiment, calling the situation “terrifying.”

“It’s a cover-up, and it should be terrifying for all Americans,” the whistleblower stated.

The situation reportedly goes beyond denial. The whistleblower accused the CIA of actively making life unbearable for those trying to expose the truth. “The CIA is betraying, and not just betraying, but making friends of mine and my life a living hell,” she said.

Her goal in speaking out is clear: “I want them to stop denying what is happening to us, so there can be opportunities to collect the information we need to prevent this from happening to more people.”

Herridge shared excerpts from a leaked Department of Defense letter acknowledging that the injuries and experiences reported by intelligence officers are real. These revelations add credibility to long-standing claims that directed energy weapons are being used against American personnel.

Directed energy weapons use focused energy, such as microwaves or lasers, to cause physical or psychological harm. The whistleblower’s account aligns with reports of unexplained symptoms like headaches, dizziness, and memory loss, often linked to DEW exposure.

The whistleblower suggested a need for a systemic overhaul in Washington. When asked by Herridge whether a Trump or J.D. Vance administration could bring about change, she hesitated before responding, “I really hope so.”

She added, “The phrase ‘cleaning up the swamp’ is thrown around a lot in D.C., but at a bare minimum, I do not believe that those people involved in the earlier report should be allowed to touch this.”

WATCH:

BREAKING: CIA Whistleblower Comes Forward

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— Catherine Herridge (@C__Herridge) December 30, 2024

The allegations go beyond individual cases of injury and touch on larger questions about the U.S. government’s ability—or willingness—to protect its personnel. Critics argue that if foreign adversaries are deploying such advanced technologies, it represents a new frontier in asymmetrical warfare.

The whistleblower’s call for transparency and accountability comes amid increasing pressure on the Biden administration to address national security threats more assertively. The administration’s perceived reluctance to investigate these claims has drawn fire from both political opponents and former intelligence officials.

The revelations have already sparked bipartisan concern. Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are demanding a thorough investigation into the alleged DEW attacks and the administration’s handling of the situation.

Supporters of the whistleblower argue that her bravery in speaking out may finally lead to action. Calls for reform include:

• Establishing an independent commission to investigate DEW attacks on U.S. personnel.
• Enacting stronger protections for whistleblowers within the intelligence community.
• Increasing transparency about the nature and scale of these incidents.

Critics of the Biden administration see this as a tipping point, with some urging former President Donald Trump to prioritize this issue should he return to the White House.

The use of directed energy weapons represents a significant escalation in covert warfare tactics. For U.S. personnel targeted by these attacks, the stakes are not only professional but personal, as they face long-term health consequences and systemic denial of their experiences.

The whistleblower’s courage in coming forward sheds light on a shadowy conflict with profound implications for national security, intelligence operations, and the lives of those sworn to protect America.

As Catherine Herridge’s report continues to make waves, it raises the urgent question: Will the U.S. government take action to address these claims, or will it continue to silence those who dare to speak the truth?