Weaponized Nanoparticles and Their Claimed Effects on the Brain

Moreover, you heard earlier about the idea of nanoparticulate matter

that can be utilized in a weaponizable way.

And here, too, we're looking very, very strongly

at what nanoparticulate matter can do to the nervous system.

Some ongoing studies with our colleagues in the medical branches of NATO

have, in fact, shown that the use of nanoparticulate matter

in a scatter arrangement can be used to incur

what looks to be broad-scale epidemiological stroke epidemics.

So, what we're able to do here is infiltrate the brain space

with nanoparticulate matter that aggregates in situ, on site, in the brain.

And there's one of two things, either penetrates from the vascular space,

gets in through the bloodstream, gets in through the nose, through the mucosa,

or infiltrates the vascular space and clogs it.

What is the result? What's called a nanoparticulate stroke,

or a hemorrhagic diathesis, fancy word,

for it's a predisposition to individuals having brain bleeds.

Demonstrated? Oh, absolutely.

We're able to show animal models of same,

and the Italian group has done a fair amount of work

demonstrating that nanoparticulate matter can be highly disruptive,

not only of brain vascularity, but brain function.

You may not necessarily incur a stroke,

but you're going to begin to disrupt the network properties of the brain,

and as a result, engage something more of a long war's effect

through the use of these types of matters

where you now begin to influence the population

in increasingly concentric circles of expansion.