In “Monarch – The New Phoenix Program,” the viewer is taken on a chilling journey through the United States government’s use of the Phoenix Program during the Vietnam War, and its adaptation for use on American soil. The Phoenix Program, initially used in Vietnam to kill suspected Viet Cong sympathizers, was a systematic and brutal operation that became a blueprint for the current black ops targeting loyal Americans using state-of-the-art microwave and radio frequency radiation weapons.
The documentary uncovers the motivations behind the use of these weapons, namely the government’s perception of dissent against the war as treason. The program operates with complete disregard for the US Constitution and the civil liberties of American citizens. The use of these weapons is indiscriminate, and the program continues to operate with impunity, with no oversight or accountability.
The documentary follows the stories of those targeted by the program, including political activists, whistleblowers, and journalists, who have all faced harassment, intimidation, and even assassination attempts. Their stories are harrowing, and the use of these weapons has resulted in devastating physical and mental health consequences for many.
The viewer is also given an insight into the technology behind the program, including the use of satellite-based directed energy weapons, and the manipulation of electromagnetic frequencies to control and manipulate individuals. The documentary uncovers the collusion between the military, intelligence agencies, and the telecommunications industry in the development and implementation of this technology.
“Monarch – The New Phoenix Program” is a powerful and thought-provoking documentary that exposes the government’s use of state-of-the-art microwave and radio frequency radiation weapons to suppress domestic dissent and assassinate loyal American opposition under the guise of the Phoenix Program. The documentary is a call to action for all Americans to demand accountability and transparency from their government and to protect the fundamental principles of democracy and freedom.