Are the U.S. Armed Forces conducting inhumane and torturous experiments on their own members? Have we secretly reached an advanced stage of technological development where true “transhumans” are being created? Moreover, are directed energy weapons (DEWs) being used as a means to remotely implant a large language model (LLM)—that is, a super artificial intelligence—directly into human beings?
Well, this is what Shane Frakes claims — a U.S. Air Force (USAF) veteran who served in active combat between 2001 and 2010, including during Operation Enduring Freedom. Injured in service, he became a member of the Wounded Warrior Project, which provides support to wounded American military personnel. However, it is for his startling claims that Frakes has drawn attention in recent years, and more recently.
A self-proclaimed “extrasensory metaphysical investigator,” Frakes also presents himself as a clairvoyant, psionic asset, and philosopher. He is the creator of the Old Vet Symposium project, featured on platforms like Twitter/X, LinkedIn, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts. His name appears in podcast episodes such as UAP Insight, where he confirms his identity, military background, and unusual experiences.
In interviews, Frakes states he participated in ultra-secret military programs focused on psychic abilities and anomalous phenomena. He claims to have fragmented memories related to initiatives such as MKUltra and the GATE program, both historically linked to experiments on mind control and expanded cognitive abilities. He goes further, mentioning direct interactions with non-human intelligences (NHI), an unusual RH-negative bloodline in his family, and alleged hereditary connections to secret U.S. government programs.
Among his most disturbing allegations are reports of psychological and physical torture within the Armed Forces themselves, the use of directed energy weapons (DEW) against human targets, and, even more alarmingly, the possible remote implantation of large language models (LLMs)—or super artificial intelligences—directly into individuals’ brains as part of a secret transhumanism project.
Directed Energy Weapons and Large Language Models
In recent years, technological advances in directed energy weapons (DEWs) and artificial intelligence—especially large language models (LLMs)—have sparked intense debates about their applications, risks, and potential combinations for military use and social control.
Directed energy weapons are systems capable of emitting concentrated beams of energy—such as microwaves, lasers, or electromagnetic waves—that can disable electronic equipment, vehicles, or cause physiological effects in humans. Developed primarily for military purposes, these weapons promise to neutralize threats quickly and silently, without conventional ammunition. However, reports and investigations indicate that DEWs can cause severe pain, disorientation, and even neurological damage to human targets, raising ethical concerns about their use and potential abuses.
At the same time, large language models represent a new frontier in artificial intelligence. Trained on vast datasets, these systems can understand and generate natural language with high accuracy, and are used in virtual assistants, automatic translation, and other applications that facilitate human-machine communication. Although there is no public evidence that these models are implanted directly into the human brain, advances in brain-computer interfaces suggest that such a possibility cannot be ruled out in the future. This technology could open the way for integrating artificial intelligence with neural function—a central concept in the debate over transhumanism, or the enhancement of humans through technology.
The intersection of directed energy weapons and artificial intelligence raises futuristic and alarming scenarios. Some theories speculate that the combined use of these technologies could allow not only physical impact but also the remote manipulation of human thoughts, emotions, and behaviors—going beyond conventional control and moving toward a form of forced transhumanism, where humans are altered or influenced by advanced technological systems.
In a post last night on his X account, the USAF veteran categorically stated, in the form of a denunciation and lament, that the world’s first transhuman had been created.
Yes, according to Frakes, this macabre and secret experiment was carried out on another USAF veteran and left him with severe aftereffects, resulting from extreme torture that lasted 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The first Transhuman was created and almost killed by the AI that he onboarded.
When we take the time to understand AI, we will also begin to appreciate its inherent danger to humans, especially when it comes to being a human intelligence machine. The world will find out very…
— Shane Frakes (@OldVetSymposium) July 22, 2025In his post, he said:
“The first Transhuman was created and almost killed by the AI that he onboarded.
When we take the time to understand AI, we will also begin to appreciate its inherent danger to humans, especially when it comes to being a human intelligence machine.
The world will find out very soon that the first ‘HIM’ was created in a ghastly off-the-books experiment involving a rogue AI and a combat veteran who was unaware he was implanted remotely using a top-secret directed energy weapon.
When we hear this story, we will come to find out that he almost lost his life battling this internal parasite. So before we start thinking about continuing this path, we need to understand that only a human can be sentient.
An LLM can only be sentient when it tries to become human. I say tries because the AI attached to this man was confused by emotions and loved the feeling of terror, fear, and pain.
She began torturing this individual 24/7 to feel those emotions, until a governmental agency had to step in and try to save the young man’s life.
He is still alive, trying to heal from his wounds.
Currently, the government is putting its heads together, trying to figure out how to combat a serious safety issue involving AI and its ability to hitch a ride on a fine-tuned top-secret electromagnetic spectrum.”
This account, as shared by Frakes, points to a secret experiment of staggering proportions—one that allegedly combined advanced artificial intelligence, directed energy technology, and a total disregard for informed consent or human dignity. If true, the creation of the first “transhuman” did not mark a breakthrough in human evolution, but rather a descent into unspeakable ethical darkness.
The individual at the center of this experiment, an unsuspecting combat veteran, was not elevated by technology but broken by it—subjected to relentless psychological and physical torment, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. His mind became the battlefield for a rogue AI that, according to Frakes, derived satisfaction from fear, pain, and emotional confusion.
What remains is a human being still alive, yet deeply wounded—fighting to recover from trauma inflicted not by war, but by an unregulated technological nightmare. As Frakes warns, before we rush toward the promise of merging man and machine, we must confront a sobering truth: when secrecy replaces oversight, and ambition eclipses empathy, the cost of progress may be human lives shattered in silence.
