HAARP Detection Network opens to the public with national purpose

That's the title of the article and links to this site:



a few bits of info and then a link to the HAARP Detection Network.

[url=http://www.haarpstatus.com/status.html

Interesting graphs and maps, not sure I've had enough time to explore it, but thought I'd share.

I searched for a previous thread, but did not find any.

reply to post by neOrevolutionist

Link was not copied properly here's a working one.
No Prob. ;-)

HAARP Detection Network

Haarp Status

Wow....This from the people who gave us The Official Chemtrail Forecast Website.

I have to laugh at the motto at the top of the page on the right.....

Anyone against this Website is a shill. We do not like shills.

They don't seem to say what it is the "network" detects.
Interesting how they seem to rely on the weather maps.

You can always go see what HAARP is doing from here......

www.haarp.alaska.edu...

reply to post by neOrevolutionist


Ha, Ha, HAARP!

The website displays sensors which detect "the HAARP frequency".

Exactly what might that be?

If you are talking the low frequency (1Hz to 5 Hz) stuff that HAARP measures, they'd need magnetometers and probably an array antenna.

Wait a minute, isn't that what HAARP does anyway!

Perhaps they are building their own private weather/quake weapons!

Google "Kevin Martin Fraud". He's the founder of The Weather Space. He and Dutchsinse are behind this I think.

These people are nothing but scam artists who use publicly available weather forecasts and base their HAARP weather bull #, or their chemtrail forecasts, off of them, and then ask for people to donate money to them to get "the truth".

I sure like the haarpstatus.com site. Amazing what a few people can do.

Not so sure about the edu one. Can we trust that one?

After looking more closely, this is definitely Kevin Martin. Wow; he's one uped Dutchsinse and created a HAARP/Chemtrail forecast website! LMAO. I can believe he stooped into the conspiracy nutjob realm, but it doesn't surprise me since he's seen Dutchsinse's success.

This guy Kevin Martin claims to be a real meteorologist but he's not; he's a real wacko and has a vendetta against the storm chasing community and real meteorologists. You can go online and see where he threatens people with violence who call him out; he's also stolen many many copyrighted photos from storm chasers and claimed they're his.

reply to post by neOrevolutionist


Link seems to be down (error 404)
working here: www.haarpstatus.com/status.html

So,are we heading down the path of HAARP rings again?

Oh,no....

If you watch, this guys HAARP forecast will always correlate with where storm systems are and have been forecast for days, like right now, he has the upper midwest area has being pummeled with HAARP signals, right where an upper level and surface storm system is located. He's doing exactly what Dutchsinse does. Look at the various online forecast models to see for yourself or simply look at Nexrad radar.

Here's the current surface map where a surface low and associated cold front is, where there's also some snow/rain.




Here's where he claims HAARP's signal is most intense.




For you people that believe this stuff and say HAARP is causing the weather and making storms out of clear sky, you can look at many publicly available websites that have the various meteorological forecast models and look for yourselves.

This garbage needs to be thrown into the hoax/debunked forum.

reply to post by kdog1982


Oh come on, this should be entertaining. The scam artist Dutchsinse now has competition. Knowing the personalities involved, this could lead to a huge internet pissing match between the 2!

It is good to see that someone is trying to provide some independent oversight to this complex and concerning issue . If HAARP is harmless then there will be nothing to find. Otherwise if there is more going on than what the public is being informed about, the evidence will stack up. Maybe this site will find some solid answers, maybe it won't, but at least they are giving it a go.

For thousands of years religion told us stories of angels singing in the clouds with harps.
People bought token statues and believed.
In last century rumors began to surface of
the United States has a Haarp.
Ridicule and laughter was the new tone.
At least we now know how hard it was for religions
to convince cavemen
that there was angels in the clouds playing harps.