There's no place to escape to. This is the last talk on the left side stories.

Side stories. Yeah.

All right. Here we go. I tell you what? Yeah. I tell you what. I'm really suffering from

Havana syndrome today. Bert May mouth on some floutes last night. Oh, Havana syndrome.

Of course, perhaps a CIA op. We'll talk about it because Henry has been ranting a

ravine. We're doing MK ultra. We have many more episodes coming your way. But Henry's

brain is boiling like the egg in that drug commercial. Havana syndrome. You mean I'm missing

my Panama hat. I know where is it? I must be suffering from Havana syndrome. What is

even that? Oh, it's something. Oh, what's that? Oh, what's that call? I'm getting

in from it's coming from this cold from inside the house. Whoa. Havana syndrome. It sounds

like you should be dancing in a field wearing a nice dress and they say, oh, he suffers Havana

syndrome. But indeed, it is a perhaps weapon being used to scramble the minds of what Henry

believes to be CIA operatives. Whatever, man, these guys are doing it to themselves.

It's positive side stories. They're doing it. You're going to intro. I'm going to do it.

Welcome to side stories. Wow. Henry's at Browse. We were here with Ben Chumann Kissle and

we're talking the straight ass truth that the CIA is Havana syndromeing themselves. You

know, I would have believed you, but you forgot one key word. Folks, folks. We got a look

at it. Let's just really look at it. Come on. I'm just actively look at it. No, because

they're saying it is crazy. True talk. It is frickin nuts. What's going on is the war

games continue. It's interesting because Russia saying that they don't have anything to

do with it. They are now saying that on the me know, but I also feel like they would.

I feel like what they never admit anything. Every single thing that comes out of their

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