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Clinton Uses LRAD To Hide Fundraiser Speech From Reporters

submitted by newtboy

8 years 3 weeks ago

Hillary Clinton used a military grade white noise generator (LRAD-Long Range Acoustical Device) at her outdoor fundraiser in Colorado at the home of Governor John Hickenlooper Friday night so reporters couldn't hear her speech to her donors. White noise muffles other sounds by mixing the artificially generated sound waves with other local sounds in order to muffle them and render them unintelligible. At high levels, LRADs can cause disorientation, deafness, nausea, and severe discomfort.
What might she have wanted to hide about her promises to wealthy donors?
Good thing she's the "most transparent person in public life"...according to her.

Sorry for the video covered with silly wording....it was either that or 5 minutes of someone talking about it with 10 seconds of actual video.