Is Havana Syndrome A 'Global Experiment In Mass Suggestion' And Not Targeted Attacks

The Embassy of the United States of America in Cuba, which is where Havana Syndrome was first allegedly encountered  

Daily Mail: All in the mind? How the mysterious Havana Syndrome is a 'global experiment in mass suggestion' and NOT targeted attacks expert claims 

* There are cases across the world, but expert says it's all in the mind 

* Targeting a huge hotel with soundwaves 'defies the laws of physics' 

* Mass psychogenic illness documented as far back as the middle ages 

* The Philippines government used Katy Perry songs to break up a riot 

* Is Havana Syndrome really just a case of hearing cicadas and crickets? 

* What has the Cold War, dog poo and mosquitos got to do with it all? 

Since Havana Syndrome emerged in late 2016, the US government has made the mysterious phenomenon an intelligence priority and spent tens of millions of dollars investigating potential microwave weapon attacks by foreign adversaries. 

But medical sociology expert Dr Robert Bartholomew is so convinced it's a case of mass delusion, he's co-authored a book on it with Robert Baloh - Havana Syndrome: Mass Psychogenic Illness and the Real Story Behind the Embassy Mystery and Hysteria. 

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WNU Editor: Here is another analysis .... Havana syndrome fits the pattern of psychosomatic illness – but that doesn’t mean the symptoms aren’t real (The Conversation).