The commenter proposes an ionic-charge explanation for alleged directed-energy targeting and describes gr…

HHS public comment #5222 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-27

#1The commenter proposes an ionic-charge explanation for alleged directed-energy targeting and describes gr…by Bert Kyzer » 2026-10-27
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The commenter proposes an ionic-charge explanation for alleged directed-energy targeting and describes grounding methods they believe reduce symptoms and targeting.

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BoscoHPFB

25 weeks ago

Two years later update on dissipating the ionic charge that I think is responsible for most of the DEW symptoms. If you can prevent the charge from accumulating, I think it reduces the ability of the AI to see you, and therefore target the weapons on you. Anyway, now I use two anti-static foot straps, (only when sleeping). The reason to use the foot strap type of anti-static (even when one is worn on the hand) is because all of the anti-static wrist straps have metal on them, and that metal will be targeted and it is not tolerable if the AI does that. The foot strap type are available in versions with no metal and a woven or flat braided fabric cord. So I wear one anti-static on my right hand (or stuff it into a disposable nitrile glove worn on the right hand) and then the other foot strap on the right foot. Both of these connected to an automotive jumper cable that is connected to the copper or galvanized hot water line of the house. I think the hot water line is better because I think the water itself can store the ionic charge - or if you have tankless water heater there is a big lump of copper there for the heating coils that the AI can target and build up a charge. Make sure the water lines both hot and cold are connected to a ground rod.

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