Louis Roe urges Arizona Council to address neuro weaponry and cybersecurity reforms

The Prescott City Council meeting on February 11, 2025, featured a significant discussion on the emerging threat of neuro weaponry, presented by Louis Roe from the Advocacy for Neural Rights. Roe emphasized the urgent need for enhanced cybersecurity measures to protect citizens from potential neurological attacks facilitated by advanced technologies.

Roe highlighted concerns regarding the use of neuro weaponry, which he claims can be deployed through various channels, including 5G networks and medical devices. He referenced a 2016 executive order aimed at addressing these issues but noted that the threat persists. He pointed to international examples, particularly mentioning China’s alleged involvement in hacking central systems, which could lead to severe consequences for public safety.

The discussion also touched on the implications of cognitive domain software systems, which Roe stated rely on biotechnologies that have been sanctioned by the U.S. government. He drew parallels to the Havana Syndrome, a condition linked to unexplained neurological symptoms, and called for legislative action in Arizona to protect neuro rights, similar to laws already established in Colorado and California.

Roe urged the council to recognize the seriousness of these threats and to consider reforms in medical and investigative practices. He concluded by stressing the importance of awareness and action from local and state authorities to safeguard citizens against these emerging risks.

The meeting underscored the growing intersection of technology and public safety, highlighting the need for proactive measures in the face of evolving threats.