The Shawn Ryan Show #283 AJ - Former CIA Chief of Station Breaks Silence on Microwave Weapons
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Feb 26, 2026 A former CIA operations officer recounts a suspected directed-energy attack and its acute neurological effects. The conversation traces decades of microwave research, Cold War-era programs, and modern weaponization doctrine. It covers medical findings like brain injury biomarkers and dysautonomia, institutional pushback, advocacy for accountability, and efforts to secure care and policy changes.
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Cold War Microwave Research Mirrors Havana Cases
- Cold War research (Project Pandora/Bazaar) studied non‑thermal pulsed microwaves and found neurological effects in primates and embassy staff.
- Historical records show repeated concern about non‑thermal microwave biological effects despite official minimization.
Morning Attack Description In Southeast Asia
- AJ describes waking at 04:55 with a crushing sensation and an internal mechanical sound, followed by full-body muscle lock and loss of balance.
- He felt a pinpoint shot behind his right ear, a slide‑whistle rise to a soft pop, and then hours of disorientation before medevac.
Matching Incidents And Ionizing Radiation Evidence
- AJ and another US colleague experienced near‑identical attacks in different hotels: crushing sensations, loss of balance, and distinct non‑audible sounds.
- Local security found non‑sourced ionizing radiation in the colleague's room and collected physical evidence near AJ's room.