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originally posted by: Whatsthisthen
Because the Nature Beings turn up to the Lodges when people are there in numbers.
That they come voluntarily...
originally posted by: Bedlam
A little Huperzine might help that memory issue. But a HF transmitter in Alaska can't.
originally posted by: Whatsthisthen
They turn up because there is a promise to them in your mysteries.
originally posted by: Whatsthisthen
I wouldn't know that because I am not an initiate into the Masonic Mysteries.
I can give you a clue though.
The Scots might have lost the war against Britan on the physical battlefield, but they won on the inner battlefield.
The promise lays in the Arthurian mysteries. Nimue, the once and future king, excaliber and an immortal girl held hostage on the inner below Glastonbury Tor by the Templars (england).
originally posted by: Whatsthisthen
a reply to: AugustusMasonicus
Because the Nature Beings turn up to the Lodges when people are there in numbers.
originally posted by: imitator
originally posted by: Bedlam
A little Huperzine might help that memory issue. But a HF transmitter in Alaska can't.
lol I'm not to sure about that, HAARP maybe a perfect transmitter for memory issues or the cause of the the Mandela Effect!
I'm sure UAF is sneaking in their little military students for continued projects on mind control.
originally posted by: Bedlam
Given that a lot of people haven't been mind controlled by shortwave and HAM transmitters in the same frequency range, I'm pretty sure you don't have much to worry about HAARP, if it was even working
originally posted by: imitator
Most shortwave and Ham transmitters are shielded, if anything they mostly radiate spurious emissions in that frequency range. They usually don't give out constant drone or pulse emissions.
Plus most Hams or LowFER's only use 1 watt with crappy antennas, whereas an ionospheric heater = MEGA watts! That's enough watts to change the noise floor into non-thermal thoughts, dementia and AD!
originally posted by: Bedlam
Good Lord, no. HAARP and HAM radio overlap at the 160M, 80M, 40M and 30M bands, which are some of my favorites.
originally posted by: Bedlam
And CW is the very essense of pulse emissions. Also, AM and FM are pretty much constant drones. Despite what the neat little drawings of how AM works look like on the net.[/post]
Most HAMs that aren't intentionally working flea power on those bands use 1kW.
Ionospheric heaters are pointed up. HAM is pointed at YOU. Also, that pesky ol' inverse square law. The HAM next door is orders of magnitude higher power density at your locale than every ionospheric heater set to '11'.
originally posted by: imitator
Right, I thought we're talking about the schizophrenia frequency range....you know the ELF, Schumann resonance, subs etc.... Tell me how many hams use 160M, 80M, 40M etc. for ELF comunications?
yeah HAARP is sort of like a CW/drone transmitter x 1,000,000.
I want to see a Ham radio that can create an artificial aurora and turn the ionosphere into a ELF antenna. Maybe I got all this wrong, enlighten me?
Yes, ionospheric heaters are pointed up, to rain down mind numbing frequencies that have no boundaries...
Ham's use all kinds of antennas pointed in all kinds of directions, most use a NIVIS type antennas, that can be a simple dipole slanted upwards.
--I think we are on the wrong frequency here--
Why do you think ELF is "schizophrenia frequency"? HAARP can't broadcast at those frequencies. The IRI can induce the auroral electrojet (could, anyway) to produce them. I think they topped out on their best run at about 35W total emitted power, though. Not 'hundreds of thousands'. The average was more like 10W.
yeah HAARP is sort of like a CW/drone transmitter x 1,000,000.
Not whatsoever. You should actually try reading a few legit sources on how the electrojet works.
HAARP isn't mystical tech. It's 360 10kW transmitters, with a dandy exciter, hooked to a field of dipoles with really flexible switching and decent antenna tuners.