A strange epidemic hitting TV - leading lost his mind

A strange wave of making speeches on television commentators set of incomprehensible gibberish has raised concerns that it may have been to blame the U.S. military.
In four cases received wide attention, leading start to speak properly, but then fall into delirium and incomprehensible become quite confused and addled mind.
The frequency of these "attacks" led to that conspiracy theorists as a reason started talking about secret government experiments.
The latest victim: Judge Judy Sheydlin had to stop his court TV show on Wednesday after suddenly starts talking nonsense.
The Internet began to emerge theories that blame the U.S. military that a study of the use of microwave weapons, mind control.
America has never acknowledged these studies, but proponents of this theory argue that the effects o microwave signals, which can be seen in major reports are typical for stimulation of the brain by microwave.
As to the reasons why the Pentagon is enveloping the presenters opinion of theorists is not as specific.
Judge Judith Sheindlin of «Judge Judy» Wednesday was rushed to hospital after she began speaking nonsensical words during the recording of the show in the courtroom.
Vvatreshni people say Sheindlin, who leads the show's most popular daytime television programs in America, sitting in front of the camera and started saying things that have absolutely no meaning. "
Then she calls a time out because she felt ill and asked the staff to call an ambulance.

 
She was released from hospital the following day but a spokesman said medical tests found no reason for the verbal and nonsense.
Her speech disorder is the fourth in a series of cases that led to feverish speculation.
The video with the case of Judge Judy has not been released, but the other three cases are recorded on video and quickly spread over the Internet.
The first victim was CBS reporter Soren Branson kovto in a report last month Award "Grammy" suddenly began to speak incoherently.
Later she said: "In my head, as if something started pounding, I had a feeling of discomfort and I knew something was wrong. I was scared and confused. "
Then, a Canadian journalist who tells about the country's participation in the military campaign suddenly lose the ability to express thoughts clearly.
In January, the victim of strange events happening and Sarah Carlson of WISC-TV. She began to talk about trying to live in Wisconsin to alter changes in health care reform Barack Obama, but it soon becomes clear that she has problems to pronounce words and then the camera moves to the second leading frightened.