CHEMTRAILS%20-%20CONFIRMED%20-%202010%20by%20William%20Thomas

EVERYTHING IS VIBRATION
“How much energy do you need to redirect it? Not a lot,”
Hank replied. “It’s all frequency. Everything is waves.
Everything is frequency.
“They’re playing music to this thing,” he went on.
“A hurricane is partly vapor, partly solid water, partly in
between the two. Hit it with radar and you get a readout
of its frequencies. If you can image something, that
means you are interacting with it. If you are interacting
with it, you can affect it. If you can affect it, you can
control it. If you’ve got an atmospheric reflector and
HAARP, you’ve got the right amount of energy in the
right frequency.”
How much energy at which frequency band?
HAARP’s “final expanded stage” envisioned by its
inventor, Dr. Bernard Eastlund was reached under the
second Bush administration. In July 2006 HAARP’s
array was increased from 48 to 180 of ionosphericheating
antennas, boosting HAARP’s power from
960,000 watts to 3.6 million watts. [Business Wire June
10/04]
Operating in the ELF (Extreme Low Frequency) band, HAARP’s powerful radio waves can steer weather
patterns – including hurricanes. All this powerful transmitter needs is something dumped into the
atmosphere to resonate at HAARP’s frequency. [borderlands.com Jan 27/99]
HOW TO JUDO-FLIP A HURRIANCE
If you want to control a hurricane, said my very-well connected informant, “you turn it into something that
can grab a hold of, and hit it with a standing wave.”
Special chemtrails provide the “handles”. And the standing wave is beamed by HAARP.
So how can a hurricane be judo-flipped 90-degrees?
Press the ends of two broomsticks together as hard as you can and they won’t go anywhere. Apply a
small force at a right angle to where they meet - and both sticks will fly apart, my friend explained.
Now “use the rotating Earth as a force of nature against the force of rotating hurricane” by inducing “a
very small standing wave” – using air-dispersed atmospheric reflectors and HAARP.
The standing wave works like a fulcrum. Contain the top of the hurricane with part of the standing wave,
and it would look like a tongue depressor bent into “C,” Hank visualized. When the hurricane comes in,
“the only way it can go is to squish, turn and follow the interior of that ‘C’ – which is a 90-degree angle.”
But…
And there is always a “but”…
“Energy drained from a hurricane doesn’t go away. It just goes somewhere else,” Hank echoed other
critics of hurricane manipulation – possibly causing earthquakes, tsunamis or other severe geological
stress-releasing events on the opposite side of the globe.