Speaker 1: Welcome to thrilling Threads, where we pull on the most
complex and electrifying narratives floating out there, cut through the noise,
and try to figure out what astonishing truth or stunning
fabrication lies beneath.
Speaker 2: And today's thread is it's a wild It really is.
Speaker 1: We are on a mission today to give you the
shortcut to being well informed about a story that frankly
sounds like it was ripped straight out of a military
science fiction movie.
Speaker 2: It does.
Speaker 1: We're looking at an account, a really detailed one, about
an alleged US Special Forces raid deep inside Venezuela. The
target Nicholas Maduro.
Speaker 2: But this is where it gets strange. This wasn't really
about bullets and bombs, at least not at first exactly.
Speaker 1: This central almost unbelievable claim from our source material. Is
this a small, precise, twenty man elite unit completely neutralized
a defending force maybe five times at size we're talking
around one hundred soldiers.
Speaker 2: And not through overwhelming firepower.
Speaker 1: No, it's because those defenders were suddenly physically and horribly incapacityitated.
I mean, the reports say they were suffering from immediate paralysis,
violent vomiting, and even internal bleeding.
Speaker 2: It's an extraordinary, almost cinematic account, and you've highlighted the
central mystery right away. For this thrilling thread, we're focusing
on dissecting the claims made in this specific analysis, notably
the YouTube video US secret weapon used in Venezuela from
the channel Itelli right. And what we're examining here is
an alleged operation that combines, you know, years of meticulous
intelligence prep, classic military deception, and critically the deployment of
technology that it really borders on the experimental.
Speaker 1: So okay, let's unpack this and set the stage for
you the listener. If these claims have any truth to them,
we have to understand how it could have worked. How
did a small unit, just twenty operators breach what we're
called the most secure compounds in Venezuela, And.
Speaker 2: Not just that, how did they shatter the country's supposedly
impenetrable air defenses.
Speaker 1: And the big one, what in the world was this
mysterious weapon that reportedly to soldiers against their own bodies,
causing them to hemorrhage and lose all motor function. I mean,
it's not just a successful mission. It suggests a huge
leap in warfare precisely.
Speaker 2: The reports break this whole operation down into three really
distinct and interconnected phases. It shows this almost flawless coordination
across sea, air, and ground.
Speaker 1: Okay, what are they?
Speaker 2: First you have the initial electronic warfare and kinetic strike. Yeah,
that was designed to instantly blind and decapitate the entire
defense infrastructure, make the air safe. Second, the soft kill
incapacitation phase. This is the weird part. It neutralized the
immediate human thread on the ground using what you can
only call exotic weaponry. And finally, the surgical extraction itself,
the precise rehearse movement to find secure and get the
high value target out of there amidst all that chaos.
Speaker 1: That second phase is where it gets both fascinating and
honestly deeply disturbing. Let's just launch right into that mystery
on the battlefield. So the moment of content act, according
to this narrative, is where the rules of engagement just
completely changed. As the Delta and Special Forces guys deployed
from their eight helicopters, the defending force one hundred Venezuelan
soldiers a significant.
Speaker 2: Force, right, not just a couple of guards, not at all.
Speaker 1: They reportedly just froze. We're talking about a total debilitating stop.
So we have to unpack these descriptions of the horrifying
physical symptoms that paralyze this entire unit.
Speaker 2: The reports are graphic, they're very specific. The core symptoms
cited by alleged witnesses and analysts include severe immediate vertigo,
violent vomiting which often.
Speaker 1: Included blood, vomiting blood.
Speaker 2: Yeah, intense nosebleeds, and a total loss of balance. Analysts
actually use the term vestibular incapacitation to describe it.
Speaker 1: Ohkay, wait, break that down for it's vestibular What vestibular incapacitation?
Speaker 2: So for the listener, your vestibular system is basically your
body's gyroscope. It's in your inner ear. It's what tells
your brain, which weighs up controls your balance. Okay, if
that system is instantly disrupted, you're not just dizzy. You
literally cannot stand, you can't aim a weapon, you can't
even coordinate basic movements. You're just down.
Speaker 1: And the symptoms went beyond just disorientation. Right. The descriptions
of vomiting blood, the severe nose bleeds that suggest these
soldiers weren't just dizzy, they were suffering rapid, significant internal
trauma hemorrhage.
Speaker 2: It strongly suggests that whatever hit them wasn't a bullet
or shrapnel. It was some invisible, focused wave of pressure
or energy.
Speaker 1: That's the critical insight. It completely reframes the entire engagement.
Speaker 2: It does this was a soft kill operation, and it
used some kind of high power device. The source claims
this incapacitation was so fast and so profound that it
allowed those twenty operators to engage with The report calls
it impossible precision.
Speaker 1: What does that mean in terms of fire rate?
Speaker 2: They estimated an insane rate of fire. Some theared three
hundred rounds per minute per soldier. But it was against
a target that was essentially paralyzed, sick, and immobile. So
it wasn't a firefight. It was, like Dannel Alsa said,
more of a cleanup operation after the main debilitating strike
had already happened.
Speaker 1: What's truly horrifying here is that the goal wasn't to
kill them, not at first. It was immediate debilitating illness
designed to instantly remove their ability to fight back.
Speaker 2: Exactly, if you're vomiting blood, you're paralyzed by vertigo, you
can't focus your vision. You are functionally useless, no matter
how well trained you are.
Speaker 1: So we have to look at the physics of this.
How do you create that effect internal bleeding, nausea, vertigo,
without an explosion, without an obvious sound.
Speaker 2: Well, military analysts point to two main candidates for creating
this kind of focused, high intensity internal pressure. The first one,
and maybe the most widely discussed in these speculative circles,
is the high power microwave device and HPM a microwave weapon. Yeah,
and the theory is that it was deployed from specially
modified Blackhawk or Chinook helicopters. They may have used those
weird disc shaped radar attachments that are mentioned in the
source material.
Speaker 1: Okay, so it's not firings waves.
Speaker 2: No, not at all. It fires a highly focused, extremely
dense beam of pulse microwave energy. We're talking about radio waves,
you know, like in your cell phone, but cranked up
to a catastrophic power level and aimed like a spotlight.
Speaker 1: I need to understand the mechanics here because this is
where the physics gets terrifying. How do invisible radio waves
cause bleeding inside a person's skull?
Speaker 2: Well, the energy passes straight through the skull, no resistance.
It's absorbed by water molecules, and of course, human tissue
is mostly water.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: The energy gets absorbed by the water and the brain
tissue and crucially the fluid that's inside your inner ears,
cochlea and vestibular system. This absorption causes incredibly rapid, localized
but tiny heating. The source notes the temperature increases less
than one degree celsius.
Speaker 1: Wait, so the tissue isn't getting cooked like in a
microwave oven exactly.
Speaker 2: That's the key. It's not the heat itself, but the
speed of the expansion. That rapid, tiny thermal expansion generates
this strong, detectable pressure wave inside the skull and the
inner ear. Think of it like a micro explosion happening
inside your head.
Speaker 1: That makes a horrifying kind of sense, and the result
for the target is that famous uh Fray effect. Right.
Microwave hearing correct.
Speaker 2: The target hears a sound it's often described as clicks, buzzing,
or a deafening roar that originates entirely inside their head.
It completely bypasses.
Speaker 1: The ear drums, so you're hearing something no one else
can hear, and you know it's coming from inside your
own skull's That is psychological.
Speaker 2: Terror right there, deeply disorienting. Yeah, and that's where the
weaponization comes in. If you can tune the frequency of
that pulse to the specific resonant frequency of the inner ear,
the body's gyroscope, you cause violent disruption, immediate debilitating vertigo
and nausea, and the bleeding That suggests the power levels
were cranked way way higher than just for disorientation. At
those extreme power levels, that rapid forced expansion inside the
skull can physically rupture tiny, delicate blad vessels, the capillarias
in your nasal passages, and the brain's lining. And that
mechanism provides a clear physical explanation for the nose bleeds
and the internal hemorrhaging that witnesses reported. The HPM weaponizes
thermal dynamics against your nervous and circulatory systems at the
same time.
Speaker 1: Okay, so that's one possibility, a very high tech, very
precise one. But the source provided an alternative, right, something
may be more crude but just as powerful. The weaponized
infrasonic pulse emitter a.
Speaker 2: Totally different approach. It relies on raw air pressure but
below the threshold of human hearing infrasound exactly, So instead
of a directed beam of energy, this device fires high
intensity slugs of low frequency air pressure. We're talking sound
waves below twenty hertz. You can't hear them, but you
can absolutely feel them.
Speaker 1: Silent but incredibly powerful pressure waves washing over the battlefield.
But how does that cause internal bleeding without shaking the
buildings apart?
Speaker 2: The danger isn't the sound itself, it's resonance. You're like
hitting a tuning fork. If you hit the exact right frequency,
the vibration becomes catastrophic. These low frequency waves travel straight
through your body and at high intensity they start to
match the resonant frequency of your internal fluid filled organs,
especially the stomach, the lungs, the gut.
Speaker 1: And what happens when you hit that resonance with enough.
Speaker 2: Power you induce a phenomenon called cavitation. It's a process
where the low pressure causes tiny vacuum bubbles to form
in your bodily fluids and soft tissues. It's kind of
like how a boat propeller can create bubbles in water.
Speaker 1: And when those bubbles collapse inside someone's body, the collapse.
Speaker 2: Is instantaneous and violent. When these tiny bubbles implode, they
create localized high energy shock waves microshocks that damage the
tissue around them.
Speaker 1: So the target hears nothing nothing.
Speaker 2: But they feel this intense crippling vibration deep in their
gut and chest. It leads to immediate and severe nausea,
overwhelming pain, and it essentially paralyzes them with sackness. It's
a total systemic shutdown through internal vibration.
Speaker 1: Which would explain all the symptoms, the nausea, the vomiting
blood from ruptured capillaries, the total incapacitation. I have to
inject a little skepticism here, though the HPM device sounds
very focused, very directional. Wouldn't an infrasound weapon be much
harder to aim? Wouldn't you risk hitting your own troops?
Speaker 2: That is an excellent point, and it's something military analysts
debate constantly with these hypotheticals. Infrasound is much harder to
direct over long distances. It tends to spread out, which
suggests it would have to be deployed extremely close to
the target, maybe by the landing helicopters themselves, just moments
before the trips get out. The HPM, on the other hand,
with its focused beam offers more precision and less risk
to friendly forces who are flying above the beam.
Speaker 1: But either way they serve the same tactical function.
Speaker 2: Which brings us back to the strategy. The sources claim
is that whichever tech was used, it was the ultimate
force multiplier. It ensured those Venus willand guards were quote incapacitated, sick, dizzy,
and bleeding long before US troops made contact.
Speaker 1: It meant the twenty man team could enter a highly
secured area and literally, as the source said, walk virtually unopposed.
Speaker 2: The defense force was neutralized before the shooting even started.
This ability just fundamentally shifts the battle. Instead of engaging
a prepared, superior enemy, you just turn off their ability
to fight by disrupting their physiology.
Speaker 1: It changes the risk calculation completely. But you know, none
of this ground operation matters if the team couldn't get
into Caracas in the first place. Let's shift now to
the opening salvo that made all of this even possible,
So the narrative flips now from the horror on the
ground to the strategic air war that came before it.
The huge challenge for this mission was getting through an
airspace that was supposedly impenetrable, locked down, and the.
Speaker 2: Threat was very real. It was Russian made. Venezuela had
the S three hundred anti air system, specifically the S
three hundred Viny variant. This isn't some old Cold War relic.
It's a high end and digital goalkeeper that can engage
multiple targets at once.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I've heard it described as a beast capable of
swatting aircraft out of the sky from one hundred and
fifty miles away.
Speaker 2: That's about right. If that system was fully operational. Sitting
in helicopters, even stealth fighters like the F thirty five
would have been an astronomical risk taking out the S
three hundred. It had to be job number one, and.
Speaker 1: The opening move, according to the source, didn't even involve pilots.
It was pure physics delivered from way way out.
Speaker 2: That's the brilliance of the strategy. The reports say the
first blow came from the sea. The ussr Ford Carrier
Strike Group, probably a destroyer, was stationed far off the
coast and unleashed the first non kinetic attack. This was
the move that broke the entire Venezuelan defense before anyone
even saw a missile.
Speaker 1: What did they do.
Speaker 2: It was an overwhelming electronic warfare barrage, an EW attack.
Speaker 1: Okay, for anyone listening who isn't familiar what is EW,
It's basically.
Speaker 2: The art of manipulating the electromagnetic spectrum. In this case,
the EW assault was described as being so dense it
didn't just jammed the Venezuelan radar screens. It burned them white,
burned them white. We're talking about jamming signals so powerful
they overload the receiving circuits of the radar array, physically
frying the components. It's like shining a stadium floodlight directly
into a sensitive camera lens until the sensor just melts.
Speaker 1: So not only were the operators seeing nothing, their equipment
was instantly permanently destroyed, total sensory deprivation.
Speaker 2: Precisely. The main target, the source says, was the S
three hundred van radar arrays at Captain Manuel Rio's air base,
and the reports emphasized the radar operators were blind before
they ever saw the missiles coming.
Speaker 1: So they took out their ability to see.
Speaker 2: In modern warfare, the ability to see the enemy is
the single greatest asset, and for the Venezuelans that asset
was gone in an instant, and.
Speaker 1: Once they were blind, the kinetic strikes were surgical and ruthless.
Speaker 2: Swift. Two Tomahawk cruise missiles fired from that destroyer, hundreds
of miles away, well outside of any countertack range, slammed
directly into those now useful s three hundred radar arrays,
and the report said that the eyes of the Venezuelan
defense network were turned into twisted, red hot scrap metal.
It's just a demonstration of total technological superiority. You execute
their entire air defense from a distance with zero risk
to your own forces.
Speaker 1: But they didn't stop there, did they. They also went
after the planes.
Speaker 2: No, These systematically dismantled the offensive air capability as well.
Precision guided bombs then walked down the flight line at
the air base. This wasn't a random bombing run. It
was a deliberate destruction of high value assets on the ground,
and the outcome devastating the few remaining sou thirties and
their aging A. Sixteens were just engulfed in fireballs. Seven
jets were erased before their pilots could even reach the
ladders to get in. The source called it an execution.
Speaker 1: Not a dogfight, because there was no fight.
Speaker 2: There was no resistance. The combination of the ew and
the precision strikes meant that the Venezuelan air force couldn't
even get off the ground to challenge the airspace.
Speaker 1: So the physical destruction cleared the air. But the final
strike around four to twenty am was big. It was
purely psychological. Wasn't it designed to shatter the command chain? Oh?
Speaker 2: Absolutely, this was pure strategic communication. Downtown Caracas was rattled
by jet engines and the target was Fortuna, the headquarters
of the Ministry of Defense, the absolute nerve center of
the regime's military command.
Speaker 1: So this wasn't about clearing the way for helicopters anymore.
This was about making sure that people in charge couldn't
order a counterattack.
Speaker 2: Exactly the reports emphasized. The strikes didn't level the city,
but they instantly decapitated the leadership's ability to communicate. When
smoke started billowing from the Ministry buildings, the communications blackout
sent a devastating message to every commander on the ground.
The center has fallen. You are alone. No help is coming.
Speaker 1: That chaos was the goal, That chaos was.
Speaker 2: The essential condition for the extraction phase. It guaranteed that
any potential counter response would just be paralyzed by confusion
and a lack of direction.
Speaker 1: The synchronization is just every single action was designed to
create this perfect low risk window for the ground team.
Speaker 2: Let's move to the culmination of all of this, the
surgical extraction itself. Okay, so we've established the chaos in
the air, the incapacitation on the ground. Now we get
to the real objective, the capture and extraction of Nicolas Maduro,
and the source material strongly suggests this wasn't some rate
of opportunity. This was planned months, maybe years in advance.
Speaker 1: This takes us right to step one, the setup. You
can't just go after a target like this without extensive preparation.
For months leading up to this alleged operation, the US
had been tightening a naval quarantine around Venezuela.
Speaker 2: Right the ussr Ford Carrier Strike Group, the USS EuMA
Amphibious Group. They were parked right off the coast.
Speaker 1: And that wasn't just symbolic. It served a dual purpose. First,
the official story was designating the government a narco terrorist state.
That gave them plausible deniability for the naval build up and.
Speaker 2: The real reason behind the scenes, the true focus of
intelligence assets was tracking one man Maduro. The quarantine limited
his escape options, but really the intelligence community was just
waiting for that critical operational window, a moment when Maduro
was known to be stationary and vulnerable.
Speaker 1: So all of that massive technological deployment, it all boiled
down to waiting for just a few minutes of opportunity exactly.
Speaker 2: And step two do strike all the chaos we just
detailed that served as the perfect cover.
Speaker 1: The timing was critical, kicked off at exactly two point
zero am Venezuelan time. The initial phase used F thirty
five stealth fighters to punch a hole through the remaining defenses.
Speaker 2: Right Their job was highly specialized to destabilize any smaller
mobile anti air defenses that might have survived the first wave.
They were basically scrubbing the slight path clean for the helicopters.
Speaker 1: And this is where the deception comes in.
Speaker 2: It really shines here. As the Delta Force helicopters were
flying low toward the target, the F thirty fives intensified
their strikes on Fortuna, the main military base, and La
Carlo airbase, so all the reports of widespread explosions and
a sudden communications blackout that was all deliberate manufactured noise.
Speaker 1: The chaos wasn't the goal, it was the cover, that's it.
Speaker 2: By creating the illusion of a full scale air assault
on command centers, they drew all the attention, all the
response away from the surgical localized extraction team that was
moving silently towards one specific building. Everyone was looking at
the burning airfields.
Speaker 1: No one was looking at the rooftops, which brings us
a step three Tier one entry the actual infiltration.
Speaker 2: The unit tasked with this was Delta Force, the best
of the best. Witnesses and Kacas reported low flying aircraft
skimming the rooftops, using that ew blackout at a kinetic
chaos as a massive smoke screen.
Speaker 1: The skill to fly that low, that fast in a city.
Speaker 2: It's beyond what most militaries can do. They moved on
a secure compound believed to be a safe house inside
the massive Fortuna complex, and the resistance from the presidential
guard was described as swift but ultimately feudle.
Speaker 1: So even if the soft kill weapon wasn't used on
every single guard, the sheer speed and surprise just overwhelmed
them exactly.
Speaker 2: Helicopters laid down heavy cover fire while the operators landed
and converged on the target building instantly.
Speaker 1: But the whole thing hinges on one crucial factor intelligence.
How did they find him inside that massive compound in
the middle of a war zone.
Speaker 2: That's the classic component of every successful HVT oppy, the
intelligence edge. The report's claim a CIA had successfully planted
a spy, an asset deep inside Maduro's inner circle. A
spy without that, the hardware is useless. You need human
intelligence to put the X on the map, the right room,
the right time. The security set up.
Speaker 1: The risk involved for that one person must have been
astronomical incredible.
Speaker 2: That spy would have had access to presidential movements communications.
That information was the difference between a successful mission and
a catastrophic failure that could have started a war. That
spy's intel let the planners move with absolute certainty.
Speaker 1: And that's certainty allowed for obsessive preparation. The idea that
back in the US Delta Force built an exact replica
of the safe house, rehearsing the raid until they can
do it blindfolded. That speaks volumes, and it's.
Speaker 2: Not just about knowing where the doors are. It means
replicating the exact dimensions, the lighting, the feel of the floors,
the mechanism of every single lock.
Speaker 1: So they're building muscle memory.
Speaker 2: So refined that they can move through the place in
total darkness or after being hit by a flash grenade
with the same speed as if it were daylight. The
goal is to move so fast that the security guys
go from a sleep to overwhelmed without ever getting to
reaction mode.
Speaker 1: The account mentions them using flash grenades and then a
blowtorch to get to Maduro before he could lock the doors.
That's just brutal efficiency.
Speaker 2: Speed is security. Flash Grenades give you that crucial window
of sensory incapacitation. The blow torch a thermal breacher, cuts
through heavy steel doors. The message is clear, this was
a detention, not a negotiation a Maduro. The reports say
he and his wife Cilia Flores were physically secured while
they were still in a state of shock and awe.
They were detained, secured and immediately moved to the extraction point.
Speaker 1: And the final piece of the puzzle, getting them out
of Venezuela before anyone could react.
Speaker 2: The reports mentioned specialized aircraft, probably highly modified tilt rotors
or chinocks, something that could do an urban extraction from
a rooftop. But the crucial detail is the ability to
refuel in mid air.
Speaker 1: Why is that so important.
Speaker 2: That mid air refueling capability ensures an uninterrupted long distance flight.
It gets the high value target away from any possible
counter response area quickly and decisively minimizes your time over
hostile territory.
Speaker 1: It's a complete, horrifyingly detailed picture of modern asymmetric warfare
using the most advanced capabilities, not for a general war,
but for a single surgical action with overwhelming superiority at
every single step.
Speaker 2: So, stepping back from the extraordinary and highly speculative details
of this operation, what we've analyzed here based on the
Itelli reports, it was far more than a military rate. Yeah,
it is a demonstration, perfectly layered demonstration of technological supremacy.
You saw the seamless link between massive naval electronic warfare
to blind the enemy, precision long range missiles to destroy
their eyes, stealth aviation for the insertion, and then the.
Speaker 1: Alleged deployment of the z exotic non lethal but utterly
incapacitating weapons.
Speaker 2: On the ground right, the HPM or the infrasound systems.
Every phase reinforced the others. It completely stacked the deck.
Speaker 1: So what does this all mean for you, the listener
processing this extraordinary account. I mean it means modern conflict
is constantly redefining itself. This report, whether it turns out
to be fact deep fabrication or a very accurate hypothetical exercise,
paints a clear picture. And that picture is the battlefield
is shifting. It's moving away from just kinetic engagement to
cognitive and vestibular disruption. The use of information that key
se spy and the psychological shock from the Fortuna strike
were just as crucial as the hardware.
Speaker 2: The most powerful weapon in the end was the ability
to take away the enemy's ability to think, see and
stand up straight before a shot was really fired in anger. Yeah,
and this race is a really important question something for
us to ponder moving forward. The source suggests the deployment
of a soft kill system, whether it's microwave or infrasound,
that essentially turns the human body against itself.
Speaker 1: A terrifying thought.
Speaker 2: It is, if this technology is indeed viable and scalable,
and you can deploy with this level of precision. What
does the future of warfare even look like when entire
groups of soldiers can be paralyzed by an invisible, silent
pressure wave before a single bullet is fired. Does that
lead to some new era of low casualty dominance or
just a more terrifying and vegable arms race.
Speaker 1: The scale of technological escalations suggested here is just staggering.
If the goal of modern warfare is to win with
the minimum casualties for your side, these soft kill weapons
are a terrifying new frontier. It bypasses traditional defense entirely.
Speaker 2: It achieves victory through absolute physiological submission rather than mass destruction.
Speaker 1: The only thing standing between victory and failure in a
scenario like this is a defense against systems you can't
see here or touch. This thrilling thread gives us so
much to chew on. We want to hear your thoughts
on this astonishing account. What stands out to you most
about this deep dive, the strategic absolute destruction of the
Russian S three hundred system, or the physiological effects of
the alleged secret sonic weapon. Let us know what you think.
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