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HAARP, Weather & Mind Control
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Weather Manipulation
Weather Manipulation
HAARP's Development
Weather Manipulation
Control & Technology
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10-23-05 |
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Art Bell |
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The topic was Project HAARP(1) when Art Bell returned for a conversation with Dr. Nick Begich(2). A long time researcher on the antenna array in Alaska which interacts with the ionosphere, Begich reported that HAARP's array has quadrupled in size in the last two years. He also revealed that the Dept. of Defense's DARPA(3) had now taken over the program.
It's unfortunate that such technology is in the hands of the military, he commented, as some beneficial applications haven't been explored such as creating chemical reactions to reduce pollutants and adding ozone to the atmosphere. Begich believes that weather manipulation technology exists, and there is "a lot of salivation [over it] in military circles." However he doesn't find it likely that HAARP had the power to create a storm as huge as Katrina, though it might have been used to affect the storm in different ways.
It's possible that HAARP could be also be used for mind control, he mentioned. Because many of HAARP's uses may be "black projects," there is no oversight to these activities, he noted. The military use of mind control likely took place in the first Gulf War, with infrasound being embedded into radio broadcast signals, Begich added. This might explain why such large numbers of Iraqi troops simply gave up.
1. http://www.haarp.alaska.edu/
2. http://www.earthpulse.com/
3. http://www.darpa.mil/
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