Day 1
First full week at German International School Riyadh. I noticed slight headaches near the security entrance gate. At first, I blamed the heat. During math, I felt a delay — like I was answering my own thoughts, not thinking them. Strange, but I ignored it.
Day 17
The episodes are more frequent. Emotional detachment during class — I watched my friend cry and felt nothing. Once, I heard a voice say “Keep walking” when I paused near the admin corridor. No one was there. It wasn’t loud, but it was inside my head. I started writing this down to keep track. I also forget simple words mid-sentence. I never used to.
Day 34
I’m convinced now: this is external interference, not stress. No amount of rest changes it. My thoughts feel predicted, pre-reacted. Saudi interior signal agencies, likely working with military-linked telecom structures, are behind this. I suspect I’m not the only one in the building experiencing it. But no one talks. And I understand why. If I had known this system existed, I would have stayed home.
