2024-02-15 14:38:51
Suspicions of illegal eavesdropping, subliminal messages, secret societies… In a shocking video published this Monday, Brenda Biya, the daughter of the Cameroonian president, claims to have been the target of harassment from Westerners for more than a year, point of sinking into depression. Disturbing revelations to say the least.
The Internet has been ablaze for several hours over a video that is, to say the least, disturbing. Monday February 12, Brenda Biya, the daughter of Cameroonian head of state Paul Biya, claims to have been the victim for more than a year of permanent harassment orchestrated by Westerners, some of whom act on behalf of secret societies.
Eavesdropping, subliminal messages and suicide attempts
Living in Switzerland or France, Brenda begins her chilling story by mentioning the discovery that her phone was tapped and that ultrasounds were being emitted in her hotel room. According to her, ultrasound vectors “subliminal messages” with hateful content against her and her family.
A descent into hell then follows, Brenda Biya recounting having sunk into a deep depression under the effect of this constant harassment, with even suicidal thoughts. Before returning a year later to this episode, with the aim of denouncing these actions.
Of the ” Illuminati » Westerners singled out
Because Paul Biya’s daughter is categorical: behind this harassment aimed at psychologically destabilizing her are Westerners, whom she openly accuses of having hatched a Machiavellian scheme to reach her father from a distance.
Worse still, Brenda Biya evokes the movement of “ Illuminati“, a secret society imagined by conspiracy theorists, by ensuring that the name of this mysterious group was mentioned in the ultrasonic messages that it managed to decode.
In short, revelations that are astonishing to say the least and which further add to the mystique of the Biya family. Real cry for help from a psychologically broken girl or paranoid delusions? One thing is certain, this video should not leave anyone indifferent.