My analysis:
The health problems are real, I assume.
The theory about the cause being a Russian weapon isn’t credible. Because…
The trained anti-Russia expert blames Russia. That’s like the priest blaming Satan for inflation, or one political party blaming the other for anything. Not credible from the start.
Note: “Credible” means persuasive to a rational observer. It doesn’t mean “true.”
Next, the multiple worldwide attack claims don’t suggest any kind of coherent plan by anyone. It does match the expected and predictable pattern of mass hysteria. Safe to assume MOST are not caused by a weapon injury even if one or more are.
Why would Russia use an exotic weapon that would put them at the top of a short list of suspects? Don’t they have smarter ways to kill people without leaving their business card?
If it is a Russian psyop of some sort, I don’t see how Russia revealing their secret weapon and giving America a cause for war is up to Putin’s standard. I assume they know we would suspect them first.
If you ever get mysteriously injured, I recommend speculating you were attacked because you are so darned effective at your job that a superpower ordered a hit on you.
What do brain doctors say are the other potential explanation for real injuries coinciding with the physical sensation of being attacked? If you have a stroke or other natural brain mishap, do you remember it clearly?
I recall being hit in the back of my calf muscle by a golf ball, or so it seemed, only to later learn it was a torn muscle that happened to give out at that moment — a common tennis player injury.
Do the other victims also report the same experience at onset? Or are headaches the only common experience?
Again, I assume the health problems are real. I hope they get the help they need.