so are you accusing HAARP of these tornados? you make it sound like this is an amazing feat for a tornado (to suck up water) but at the same time you make it sound like a somewhat natural even if uncommon occurrence

Impressive footage, to be sure. I just don't understand how HAARP has anything to do with it.

Are you implying that only tornadoes caused by HAARP are able to draw water? I don't get it. You could have let the admittedly cool footage speak for itself without throwing HAARP in to the mix.

Not sure at all what HAARP has to do with
a natural occurance. I am familiar with
what is referred to as Water Spouts that
form over the ocean. They seldom come
on land and are a danger mostly to boaters.
Interesting and good video just the same.

intense video. crazy to this that was 100 miles from where i am and not in the midwest. again ill say it dont know what haarp has to do with it? mother nature is a bitch.

I am still on the fence about this tornado folks. I just wanted to share with you what I found. Thing is, This tornado is pretty large, and at the same time very thin-compared to other tornados I have seen in person.

I'm impressed by the amount of water it is able to suck up cause one rarely sees that unless you live by a body of water in a tornado hotspot. It's seems less concentrated in force unlike the water spouts in Persia if you folks had seen that.

It may or may not be HAARP, but, for a tornado that size and force- not to not include other tornado HAARP incidents that have been happening lately- this tornado is interesting nonetheless.

Actually, I work right in the city that happened in Massachusetts, Springfield, in a highrise. Tornado's continued to sprout up throughout MA that day and caused lots of harm in small portions.
I left work at about 4:30 and must have JUST missed the tornado. I came in the next day and some people were talking about how they were just watching it blaze by the building, not even realizing what it was; they assumed it was just wind blowing crap everywhere, then when they saw the video they understood.
It caused some damage, destroying a bunch of old buildings, but of course didn't last much over a minute.
We rarely have touchdowns or damage from tornados in MA but western MA would be where it happens.

Actually, the long and lat of the place is : 42.100276,-72.593386
at the very end of the video you can make out a bridge, that is memorial bridge, where I planted the long and lat; a truck was tipped over there also..

I doubt it was man made.