Jack O'Farrell

What an incredible three days in Washington, D.C. Together with the team at NEURORIGHTS NOW, Mind Nexus met with representatives from 40 Congressional offices to raise awareness, build support, and begin opening doors around the growing concerns involving civilian Anomalous Health Incidents (AHIs) and Havana Syndrome. For years, the national conversation around Havana Syndrome has largely centered on government personnel. Meanwhile, civilians continue coming forward reporting many of the same types of unexplained auditory, neurological, sensory, and physical experiences, often with nowhere to turn and no clear pathway for documentation or investigation. That is why these three days mattered. We were there to put civilian cases directly in front of Congressional offices, explain what Mind Nexus is documenting, discuss the need for greater awareness and oversight, and push for civilians to be included in a conversation that cannot stop with government employees. This is not about waiting for someone else to fix it. It is about building documentation, creating pressure, raising awareness, and getting enough people involved that these concerns can no longer be dismissed or ignored. And we need your help. If you believe non-consensual human experimentation, emerging neurotechnology, and civilian AHI concerns deserve serious Congressional attention, take action with us. Learn more about Mind Nexus: MindNexusLive.com Sign and share our petition: Stop3024.com Our goal is 1,000,000 signatures. Forty Congressional offices in three days is a major step, but it is only the beginning. The more people who document, speak up, sign, share, and get involved, the harder this issue becomes to ignore. #MindNexus #NeuroRightsNow #HavanaSyndrome #AHI #AnomalousHealthIncidents #CivilianAHI #NeuroRights #HumanRights #Congress #Stop3024 #Documentation #Accountability