Australian police are now using Directed Energy Weapons against peaceful protestors, despite the fact that the use of them violates the Geneva Convention and could therefore constitute a war crime.
A spokesman for ACT Policing confirmed this week that LRADs were deployed during the anti-mandate protests.
Last weekend in Canberra the Australian Federal Police Commissioner Reece Kershaw complained that the peaceful protests against COVID restrictions and forced jabs were a “challenge” for law enforcement. Videos from the protest show huge crowds rising up against the ‘New World Order’- which is why the elites retaliated.
Freewestmedia.com reports: The police deployed long-range acoustic devices (LRADs), which transmit at high volumes and frequencies. Even if they are referred to as “non-lethal weapons”, Canberra protesters (including women and children) were badly burned by directed microwave energy beams, complaining of blisters on their faces, arms, and torsos. Concentrated microwave radiation can inflict painful burns on the skin from long distances away.
Protesters were also reporting feeling nauseous, and suffering from vertigo and dizziness – outcomes associated with acoustic crowd control weapons.
In the US it is known as “Active Denial technology”, developed expressly as a crowd-control weapon. Unveiled in 2001, these wavelengths heat the outer surface, penetrating only the surface of the skin. But this is deep enough to affect great pain and trigger the same reflex reaction as being scalded by hot tea. It has an effective range of several hundred meters and can be aimed very easily.
The manufacturer, Raytheon, actually built a miniature Active Denial system which appears to be the same one which the Australians have deployed. The Australian police purchased LRAD devices as early as 2016.
According to the Geneva Convention: “Parties to a conflict shall at all times distinguish between the civilian population and combatants in order to spare civilian population and property. Neither the civilian population as such nor civilian persons shall be the object of attack. Attacks shall be directed solely against military objectives.”
MP Craig Kelly has promised to set up a “Royal Commission into Police Misconduct and Criminality” to “establish as a matter of urgency […] the abuse of ‘sound weapons’ that Australian Police forces have acquired”.
(Article by Sean Adl-Tabatabai republished from NewsPunch.com)
