According to Ana Toledo of Targeted Justice, innocent Americans included in the Federal Bureau of Investigation's (FBI) Terrorist Screening Database (TSDB) are now on the U.S. government's targeted individuals list.
She revealed this worrying fact during an appearance on the "Health Ranger Report" with the Health Ranger Mike Adams, alongside updates on her lawsuit against the federal government over this matter. Toledo, a board member of and attorney for Targeted Justice, was herself a targeted individual while doing environmental justice work in Puerto Rico.
Adams began by disclosing that his organization, the Brighteon.com free speech network, has been targeted for defamation, de-platforming and blacklisting. He pointed to a government that has abused its power and turned it into a weapon against We The People as the main culprit.
Toledo explained that the TSDB was supposed to list down known and suspected terrorists, with reasonable grounds being the legal criteria. But Timothy Groh, former deputy director of the FBI's Terrorist Screening Center that maintains the TSDB, admitted that some people who do not constitute a terrorist threat or do not pose a risk to national security are on the list.
She then mentioned that the lawsuit she filed early this year against the government was on behalf of targeted individuals on the TSDB and categorized as domestic terrorists by the FBI. Adams chimed in, noting that the federal government can place a person on the database without any due process or rule of law. Having viewpoints that do not align with the lies spewed by the government also makes one a highly likely candidate for inclusion, he added.
Anyone on the TSDB can be denied basic public services and even financial services. But aside from this denial, Toledo revealed the ghastly and horrible consequences for targeted individuals – which include their forced participation in a human experimentation program without their consent or awareness.
Targeted individuals suffer microwave attacks from directed energy weapons
According to the attorney-at-law, one of the founding members of Targeted Justice discovered he was a targeted individual after suffering from microwave attacks. These attacks were concentrated on his leg, which eventually caused a blood clot to form there. Toledo continued: "He almost lost his life because that's when he found out the relationship between being a targeted individual and being on the [TSDB]."
She told Adams that targeted individuals are placed in a category where they suffer a microwave attack via directed energy weapons (DEW), or experience what is known as organized stalking. Most of the targeted individuals don't even know that they are targeted. (Related: Targeted Justice's Ana Toledo: Targeted Individual Program the most EXTREME example of gov't weaponization.)
"Some of them might feel like when you wake up in the morning and you're like, 'Oh, God, I'm getting old, too fast.'" Toledo said. "It's not that you're getting old. It's that you're getting microwaved through the use of cell towers, and 90 percent of the microwave attacks come through cell towers."
Moreover, the attorney for Targeted Justice disclosed that there are certain targeted individuals being slowly poisoned, especially when they go out to eat with others outside their homes. According to her, rogue government people are carrying out this human experimentation program against targeted individuals. Toledo told the Natural News founder: "So, we have to be very careful because there is slow poisoning going on."
"The key to this program is plausible deniability so that anybody denouncing this kind of thing sounds like crazy or conspiracy theorist. However, you have a sworn statement from a person saying that people that are not terrorists are included in this list are placed in there."
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Watch the full conversation between the Health Ranger Mike Adams and Targeted Justice's Ana Toledo below.
This video is from the Health Ranger Report channel on Brighteon.com.
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