Originally posted by StellarX
So now you get to decide what sciences are in fact sciences? Why do you think one should not be able to get a doctorate in traditional medicine? Do
you think tha the 'dr' part makes him instantly believable and if so why do you hold such stupid views?
Because he's trying to pawn himself off as having a doctorate in a relevant field. And, no, I don't consider homeopathy to be science. I'm also
pretty much not into Atlantis, fairies in the garden, orgone or the blue crystals giving you good luck.
Are you scared that the people who normally believes governmeny propaganda might be distracted by other 'dr's saying what they wish?
No, what's "scary", if you can call it that, is that people are credulous enough to buy into the "HAARP lore" without question.
It's a travesty that so much truth can be so easily documented by even a guy without a 'proper' PHD. At some stage one must ask what the so called
intelligence people with proper degrees are doing or for that matter NOT doing.
There's not much in the way of truth in the book. Even if you're not techically savvy, a bit of critical reading would lead you to many of the same
conclusions.
Long post's rarely put me off so go ahead and stun us with your brilliant insights into what HAARP can not do.
No, it's really long. Probably 4 maximum posts. If you really want it, I'll u2u it to you after I get back from vacation. Hint - go look up some of
his "experts", I especially like his use of "Dr" Daniel Winter.
Which one's have a higher ERP than HAARP does? As i understand federal regulations do not allow them to get anywhere close? These FM stations can
also not focus their energy the way HAARP can.
Nope, sorry, there are lots of TV stations with way more ERP than HAARP. Looking in the FCC database,
WSRE has about a 3GW ERP.
They do "focus" their output, that is, they use a directional antenna array, although not of the same type as HAARP. Otherwise their ERP would be
equivalent to their total output. When you see transmission towers in a group, that's a directional array.
Are you familiar with wireless energy transmission and the fact that such energy can and will build up in any given area when focus can be
maintained?
Pfft. No, it doesn't. Does the output of your local TV station "build up" in the downfield antenna footprint? Does your flashlight "build up"
light in its "focus" the longer you hold it still?
HAARP is a dirt-plain HF phased array. At least it is from the power amplifiers out to the antenna field. You could buy the same stuff off the shelf
and make one, if you had the money. The trick, if such you could call it, is in the exciter and the techniques of using the system.
And, yes, I know you're a "Bearden-phile", so no doubt we'll be treated to a huge cut-and-paste session about scalar crap.
[edit on 31-5-2007 by Tom Bedlam]