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Originally posted by UnknownAgenda26
Exact video i was looking for Bedlam...
Originally posted by Bedlam
Originally posted by UnknownAgenda26
Weather modification technology is in use today by the United States, Russia, China, and Cuba. The project involves the manipulation of the ionosphere and the alteration of the earth's magnetic fields. This technology has both localized and global capabilities. Evidence indicates that this technology also has the capability of manipulating human behavior and mood patterns.
Most weather mod is through cloud seeding. This guy's 'document' which you posted the front of, it's not particularly correct. It looks like the usual pseudo-science bs you see on Adachi's site.
Originally posted by john124
reply to post by graaly
There have been numerous confirmations that HAARP is capable of causing earthquakes
And the evidence of HAARP causing large quakes??? Natural quakes occur often, so why even consider something else without any evidence.
When a building gets demolished it causes a small regional tremor, but only very tiny. Does that classify as an earthquake causing machine?
[edit on 8-3-2010 by john124]
Originally posted by Donny 4 million
reply to post by Bedlam
Is this what you have been trying to say Bedlam?
HAARP - Alaska Conservation Foundation
When the full HAARP facility is constructed, it will include several sensing ... Deeply submerged submarines can receive secure messages through ELF radio ...
But that's just the publicly announced part of the program. HAARP also has a secret agenda: pursuing more exotic military goals, such as locating deeply buried weapons factories thousands of miles away and even altering the local weather above an enemy's territory.
A 1990 internal document obtained by POPULAR SCIENCE... provides a description of the following applications:
Originally posted by Donny 4 million
reply to post by Bedlam
You are aware that back in 1997 the sitting US Secretary of Defence said that---- Others are engaging in in electro magnetic weapons that can cause earthquakes ect. He was talking about US enemies.
That was a long time ago. Why wouldn't the US want the same weapons?
Originally posted by Bedlam
Originally posted by Donny 4 million
reply to post by Bedlam
You are aware that back in 1997 the sitting US Secretary of Defence said that---- Others are engaging in in electro magnetic weapons that can cause earthquakes ect. He was talking about US enemies.
That was a long time ago. Why wouldn't the US want the same weapons?
Why do you automatically assume it has something to do with HAARP? Other than Bearden and Begich say so. Neither of whom are - ahem - very firmly grounded, let's say.
There are LOTS of other projects in many other places. HAARP's right out in the open. You can tour the damn place. Same for PFRR and all the other EM woo places in Alaska.
If I were looking for a secret electromagnetic weapon, I might look for something a bit less open, less accessible, less well known, than a place you can basically take the kiddies to see.
If you reread the statement, which he shouldn't have made, he didn't exclude the US. Actually, I think it might have been more accurately worded if he'd said 'are attempting to develop' instead of 'engaging', but YMMV.
Originally posted by Donny 4 million
Very scary wouldn't you say?
You do know he was in charge of keeping the USA defended right up untill a couple months before 911. Dropped the ball there as well right.
Originally posted by Bedlam
Well, to be fair, no. HAARP isn't designed for such things, and really, the total power of the array isn't that high.
It's a beam-steered HF transmitter, not that much different from other megawatt class short wave stations, with the exception of the antenna array - instead of a long wire or a vertical, it's a phased array like you'd use on a radar.
There have always been earthquakes; with a little perusal of history you'll find that lots of them happened before technology really got underway. They're pretty much a normal, if undesirable, facet of geology.