Michelle Ann Blommenbill on Havana Syndrome and technology weaponization
Blommenbill testifies about being an unwitting victim of neurological attacks and technology weaponization, describing organized stalking, electronic assault, and non-consensual human experimentation. She thanks the Council for laws like the POST Act and biometric access restrictions.
Yes, my name is Michelle Ann Blommenbill.
I'm a health and fitness educator for 40 years, a former adjunct lecturer at New York University, former instructor at Fashion Institute of
technology and at the American Red Cross.
I'm here today to represent those innocent American citizens who are being experimented on for the use of AI and to
add to the supercomputer.
Thank you for your servitude in these difficult times.
I'm speaking on behalf of everyday people who are Havana Syndrome or anomalous health incident victims, some knowingly and unknowingly.
With the glaring awareness of the benefits afforded to our diplomat counterparts, helping American
victims affected by neurological attacks.
We certainly hold fast to the notion that one day we will be free from torture, pain, invisibility, and the weaponization of technology.
I do thank the New York City Council for all of those
laws put into place like the post act on Hanifa's law that she just put into place about
businesses accessing our biometrics and so forth.
Every day people
Havana syndrome victims as compromise of diagnosed Havana syndrome public citizens who have been unlawfully experimented on and who endure targeting in various infamous matters.
These heinous crimes include, but are not limited to, organized stalking.
Thank you for those harassment laws also that are put into our workplace.
Smear campaigns, noise harassment, electronic assault from directed...
Energy weapons, non-consensual human experimentation socially and technologically as V2K blue-eye technology and AI.
Thank you.
Thank you so much for your testimony.
Thank you.