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Chapter 14.
PULSES AND PERSUASION
You won’t be seeing this on the evening news: For years, the Air Force and Navy have conducted
atmospheric engineering experiments known as the High Altitude Auroral Research Project. Using
phased-array antennas situated near Gakona, Alaska, HAARP is steering the most intense beams of
tightly-focused radio waves generated on this planet “to stimulate,” heat and steer sections of the upper
atmosphere.
“The name of the game is, can you accelerate electrons?” HAARP’s inventor Bernard Eastlund told me.
Capable of being operated remotely in concert with similar smaller “ionospheric heaters” located in
Puerto Rico, Germany, the Soviet Union and other far-flung locations, HAARP’s 72-foot antenna arrays
will be able to bounce beams off the ionosphere strong enough to “penetrate” deep underground.
Just like atomic weapons, these new beam weapons are unrestrained and out of legislative control.
When Oppenheimer and other nuclear enthusiasts detonated a weapon brighter than the sun for the first
time at Alamogordo, New Mexico, they feared that Earth’s atmosphere might ignite in the ensuing chain
reaction. They went ahead anyway and more than three million people died at Hiroshima and Nagasaki,
the Marshall Islands, Nevada, Kazakhstan and many other locations as lethal fallout rained down,
accumulating in teeth, breasts and bones. Oppenheimer later repented. But his legacy of plutonium
pollution, spit-second incineration and lingering death haunts us still.
What hazards will HAARP unleash? Instead of melting cities and killing kids with cancer, the new idea is
to heat up 30-mile patches of an already highly charged ionosphere until “the air glows”.
Why?