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  1. The earthquake cause: by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Thousands of Blackbirds Fall From Sky Dead

    HAARP

  2. Read = Write by gnuman99 · · Score: 1 · on Big Brother Really Is Watching Us All
    Unfortunately, if one can read my thoughts from the weird brain impulses, then they can affect it and even possibly write thoughts. If thoughts are ever used as evidence, how would one know they are not planted there in the first place?

    Second, it is not non-invasive and passive. It is *very* invasive even though it may be passive. It is like going though your secret diary with a MRI and then calling the result non-invasive. Non-invasive to the the diary (or skull), but very invasive to my privacy.

    Third, we already can alter mood externally. Since I am too lazy to search more than the top results in Google (though the following excerpt is accurate, ignoring the article if you want)

    Our brains are extremely vulnerable to any technology which sends out ELF waves, because they immediately start resonating to the outside signal by a kind of tuning-fork effect. Puharich experimented discovering 7.83 Hz (earths pulse rate) made a person 'feel good producing an altered-state. 10.80 Hz causes riotious behaviour and 6.6 Hz causes depression. Puharich made ELF waves change RNA and DNA, breaking hydrogen bonds to make a person have a higher vibratory rate. He wanted to go beyond the psychic 8 Hz brainwave and attract psi phenomena. James Hurtak, who once worked for Puharich, also wrote in his book The Keys of Enoch that ultra-violet caused hydrogen bonds to break and this raised the vibratory rate.

    Puharich presented the mental effects of ELF waves to military leaders but they would not believe him. He gave this information to certain dignitaries of other Western nations. The US govt burned down his home in New York to shut him up and he fled to Mexico. However Russians discovered which ELF frequencies did what to the human brain and began zapping the US Embassy in Moscow on 4 July 1976 with electromagnetic-waves, varying the signal, including focusing on 10 Hz. (10 Hz puts people into a hypnotic state, Russians and North Koreans use this in portable mind-control machines to extract confessions.


    source: http://www.haarp.net/mindcontrol.htm

    The Russians did transmit at ELF to US Embassy in Moscow at about that time. US Diplomats complained about chronic fatigue and general depression. Ignoring the psedu-science above, being able to read the mind accurately will also allow you to control that mind.

  3. Re:From TFA (and other materials on the subject) by WalterODimm · · Score: 0 · on HAARP Amping It Up

    3 - Ray Gun. Never heard that one before from any guests; though more than one caller to the show has suggested it. Also, I just started listening 3 years ago, so there's plenty of past material I've missed.

    [tinfoil hat]
    Some links to theories of HAARP as a weapon.

    http://www.viewzone.com/haarp00.html

    http://www.haarp.net/
    Both sites are jam packed with general kookery, and stuff that makes for funny reading on alt.conspiracy.blackhelicopters. But there you have it.

    The first article is a bit on the light side as far as details go, and it IS from a site known for it's kookery, scary thing is, if the HAARP's energy is directable, it's plausible, if not probable. It would be just as easy to punch a hole in the ionosphere as it would be to create a lens effect. (see article)
    On a side note, if it is a weather manipulation platform, interesting that they decided to upgrade it so heavily after the year of killer hurricanes and tornados. [/tinfoil hat]

  4. HAARP by DrugCheese · · Score: 1 · on Controlling Hurricanes?

    Yea I immedietly thought of HAARP. This project has been funded for about 30 years now? They should have some effect on weather by heating the ionosphere.

  5. Haarp fallout? by kludge99 · · Score: 1 · on Your Thoughts on the Great Ozone Debate?

    Maybe if the U.S. Government would stop superheating the upper ionosphere see haarp we could at least get a reasonable baseline for measurement. We can't even begin to comprehend the implications that such a project might have on our planet.

  6. Tinfoil hat reference by wytcld · · Score: 4, Informative · on First Artificial Aurora May Lead to Night Sky Ads

    Ever looked at www.haarp.net? This project has kept conspiracy theorists busy for over a decade.

  7. Nikola Tesla by PhantomHarlock · · Score: 4, Interesting · on Living on Internet Time... Like Thomas Edison Did
    was a man way ahead of his time. As mentioned by other slashdotters, he seemed to have only lost a battle with Edison due to Edison's political clout and his desire to make a huge fortune at the expense of the entire human race.

    Tesla's experiments into wireless energy transmission would have spelled the end of the energy industry as we know it, as well as the end of conventional radio and television transmission as a limited resource doled out by the FCC, as we have seen all of this become. His Autobiography is very interesting albiet very quirky. It is also interesting to note that over half of his patents and papers remain classified by the U.S. government to this day. Try getting them through the FOIA act, I dare you. It would actually be an interesting experiment. You can read about alleged uses and abuses of Tesla's wireless technology in the book about Project HAARP, entitled Angels Don't Play This haarp: Advances in Tesla Technology which puts forth evidence that Project HAARP's goals aren't as benign as they would like you to think, and that the weather modification aspect of the techology has been tried extensively for less than good purposes. Food for thought and grounds for further research. (http://www.haarp.net/ HAARP book home page.)