In an internal email, the FBI told a former agent reporting symptoms of Havana Syndrome that there were "no medical programs in place" to help him.

Absolute clown show.

In an email last month, an FBI official told a former agent who had reported possible brain injury symptoms that "unfortunately, the FBI is not authorized to give any medical advice and there are not any medical programs in place for current and/or retired employees." The agent began suffering migraines and dizziness about a decade ago after a stint overseas in a country near Russia.

Not even IN Russia, and over a decade ago.

The statement added that the issue of "Anomalous Health Incidents," as the U.S. government calls the mysterious set of symptoms afflicting as many as 200 current or former government employees, "is a top priority for the FBI, as the protection, health and well-being of our employees and colleagues across the federal government is paramount."

NBC leaking emails, not to do good things, but to manufacture consent for an almost certainly fictitious ailment so it may be used as a cudgel against countries the US does not like