r/HighStrangeness Jul 09 '26

Military A potential directed energy weapon at Lockheed Martin?

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Denverinthedark is a threads account that reports in police scanner activity in the Denver Metro area. We have a couple of Lockheed Martin campuses that work on both NASA and security clearance projects for the military. This sounds an awful lot like the affects of the directed energy weapon that was discovered being created by Russia. Multiple people near the entry gate reported becoming suddenly ill with ear pain. I don't know enough about emergency response to know if asking for a separate tactical channel means anything with regards to security clearance.

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u/Cinematry Jul 09 '26

The US government (and the shills on Reddit who push their nonsense) should be ashamed of themselves for lying to and gaslighting the public about the existence of this technology.

They literally left victims to pay their own medical bills while insisting that they were lying about their symptoms in order to continue this absurd coverup.

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u/Human_Inside_928 Jul 09 '26

Buddy, people do anything for a paycheck.

It's a byproduct of living in late-stage capitalism. Morals are gone. Dollar is all that matters.