Living in New Jersey, I can attest to this personally, although I can’t prove this was caused by the drones. During the height of this period, my wife got sick with several days of migraines and even vomited at one point. As soon as the drones sightings decreased, she started getting better very quickly. It could be a coincidence of course, but…
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Migraines and vomiting. Sounds like a concussion. I wonder what mechanism(s) caused these ‘concussion like’ symptoms. Were these mechanisms directly intentional, side affects, or both? Or, was it something completely different. In which case there’s no connection at all. It would be interesting to find out if others in your area had the same experience. The different levels of government most often like to wave such experiences off as ‘nothing to see hear folks’. I like it when the next step is to have science step forward, in all their solemnity, and declare it an anomaly. In my opinion that word in cases such as this, is like tying a flag staff to a bull’s horn so the red flag is constantly waving in his face. I’ll feel sorry for the bull, but I’ll be damned if I’m stepping in to help him. There’s a lot of red flags in this whole occurrence, but it’s even more frustrating when it literally hits home and it’s impossible to find the answers to your questions. Talk about your innocent bystanders…! I hope your wife continues to do well with no relapses.
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… I, like the Good Doctor, wouldn’t put anything past these __________ (fill in the blank with the word of your choice). Hoping your wife is on the mend. 
After all … nothing new under the (Rising) Sun …
Quite a bit of Biowarfare Research was also being done in Japan in the period leading up to and during WWII. Were some of those Japanese scientists brought into the US as were the Germans? Why yes, they were and we know some of the history of one of those … “After being granted immunity, Shirō Ishii was hired by the U.S. government to lecture American officers at Fort Detrick on the uses of bioweapons and the findings made by Unit 731. During the Korean War, Shirō Ishii reportedly traveled to Korea to take part in the U.S. Army’s alleged biological warfare activities. On 22 February 1952, Ishii was explicitly named in a statement made by North Korea, claiming that he, along with other ‘Japanese bacteriological war criminals’, had been involved in ‘systematically spreading large quantities of bacteria-carrying insects by aircraft in order to disseminate contagious diseases over our frontline positions and our rear’.”
So the rudimentary biowarfare technology and the ingenious air delivery systems have been available since 1945. Imagine the improvement in both lethality and delivery systems in the last 75 years. One wonders how much of a contribution Ishii made to American Biowarfare. If anywhere near to Von Braun’s contribution to America’s rocket technology … God help us All.
I’ve always claimed that The Wakling Dead is actually a set of USSA government sponsored “training films” (tongue in cheek – sort of)
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The answer is yes, some associated with unit 731 were brought to this country along with its archives. There was even an X Files episode about it.