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From: Konstantinos Dennis Papadopoulos
To: xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: HAARP question
Date: Mar 13, 2011 4:33 PM
HAARP cannot do anything like that. Its power is electromagnetic like a radio station. Radio stations put out more than 1000000 time more power than HAARP and do not create earthquakes. In any way HAARP has not operated during the last month
DP
Originally posted by subject x
reply to post by Mayura
Originally posted by Mayura
Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence, my friend...
That's just it. there's plenty of evidence, it just all points to HAARP not having the ability to do what the paranoid claim it can. There's simply not enough power involved anywhere in the HAARP system to do things like affect the weather or cause earthquakes. The installation is visited by non-government people quite often, and no-one reports anything different. Why would there be hundreds of scientific journal write ups on it that show quite clearly that HAARP just doesn't have the power? It's not like the general public reads this stuff. If it was so scary, wouldn't they just not mention it?
Oh wait, I know. it's all a disinformation campaign to keep the public in the dark. The public that won't read, let alone understand, the reports in the first place...
HAARP cannot do anything like that. Its power is electromagnetic like a radio station.
Originally posted by roadtoad
Well, mr. x, you didn't pay attention.
The file mentioned the 'reverse piezoelectric effect', not the 'piezoelectric effect'.
You're barking up the wrong tree.
Also, you obviously didn't even read down to the weather control part.
Obviously you work on the 'cult of the personality', and have decided Beardon is an idiot. Getting you to follow his explinations will probably be next to impossible
You might try something completely different, like actual observation, for example.
You can tell when scalar transmitters are transmitting. You look at the heavens, and when you see the 'cloud chevrons' , (my term) for example, you'll see a non-natural pattern like: ////////// The transmitter is 90 degrees to the line up. There are several other classical patterns.
So, before I mention those, I'll see what you do with this knowledge.
Usually, in weather control, this will be an attempt to produce a barometric high in the affected area.
transmitters from other sites will try to cancel that wave, sometimes. Again, you can trace the direction.
Another famous physcist explains scalar waves,
www.rbduncan.com...
Originally posted by Agent_USA_Supporter
Sure it is you know subject x you shouldn't believe the so called Haarp maker his know for lying and if HAARP wasnt used why is connected to us army?
Originally posted by Thurisaz
reply to post by infomaster
OMG you should check out the site. Go to the 'shop' area.
The guy is a crank who is just after money and attention. OMG I nearly puked
when I saw his site.
what an obvious fraud!!!!!
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Originally posted by subject x
reply to post by Agent_USA_Supporter
From what I can gather the Army has an interest in using it as a missile defence system.
I don't know if it would actually work, but that seems to be their interest.
Believe what you want. I'll gladly take on anybody armed with HAARP using just a stick.
Originally posted by Agent_USA_Supporter
and i bet you didn't watch that video i posted about HAARP, your defending your government
you still haven't answered why does the army need 12 HAARP if its for a missile defence system?
HAARP is a weapon, its to bad you dont believe that.
Originally posted by subject x
Originally posted by Agent_USA_Supporter
and i bet you didn't watch that video i posted about HAARP, your defending your government
You're right, I didn't watch it. I'm sure it's some form of paranoid drivel with no facts to back it up.
I'm not defending the government, I'm showing that HAARP wasn't and couldn't be used to cause the earthquake in Japan like Ben Fulford said it was.
you still haven't answered why does the army need 12 HAARP if its for a missile defence system?
Just off the top of my head, to cover different areas of attack. HAARP is pretty limited in it's area of effect, so you couldn't cover every direction with just one or two.
HAARP is a weapon, its to bad you dont believe that.
No, it's not. I've shown that it doesn't have the power to be used as a weapon.
It's a radio transmitter. Thus, the antennas. All it can do is send a pretty weak signal up to heat a small spot in the ionosphere, which I think is possibly a bad idea as we're still not aware of all the potential ramifications of doing this.
Just off the top of my head, to cover different areas of attack. HAARP is pretty limited in it's area of effect, so you couldn't cover every direction with just one or two.
No, it's not. I've shown that it doesn't have the power to be used as a weapon. It's a radio transmitter. Thus, the antennas. All it can do is send a pretty weak signal up to heat a small spot in the ionosphere, which I think is possibly a bad idea as we're still not aware of all the potential ramifications of doing this
Originally posted by subject x
Well, I have to say I'm suprised. Dr. Papadopoulos actually responded to my email.
You know, the guy who essentially invented HAARP?
His response was short and to the point.
From: Konstantinos Dennis Papadopoulos
To: xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: HAARP question
Date: Mar 13, 2011 4:33 PM
HAARP cannot do anything like that. Its power is electromagnetic like a radio station. Radio stations put out more than 1000000 time more power than HAARP and do not create earthquakes. In any way HAARP has not operated during the last month
DP
So there we have it, straight from the horse's mouth as it were.
Not only can HAARP not cause an earthquake, it hasn't been used in the last month.
Just goes to show how easy it is for some clown on the internet to make crap up and have people believe it.
I'm sure the paranoid will claim this is lies/disinfo, and in that case I obviously can't make you recognize reality when you see it, but there it is.
Believe what you will...