HAARP - Good or Bad?

[JessieD]

The HAARP Website http://www.haarp.alaska.edu/



What is HAARP?

HAARP is a scientific endeavor aimed at studying the properties and behavior of the ionosphere, with particular emphasis on being able to understand and use it to enhance communications and surveillance systems for both civilian and defense purposes.

The HAARP program is committed to developing a world class ionospheric research facility consisting of:

- The Ionospheric Research Instrument (IRI), a high power transmitter facility operating in the High Frequency (HF) range. The IRI will be used to temporarily excite a limited area of the ionosphere for scientific study.
- A sophisticated suite of scientific (or diagnostic) instruments that will be used to observe the physical processes that occur in the excited region.

Observation of the processes resulting from the use of the IRI in a controlled manner will allow scientists to better understand processes that occur continuously under the natural stimulation of the sun.

Scientific instruments installed at the HAARP Observatory will be useful for a variety of continuing research efforts which do not involve the use of the IRI but are strictly passive. Among these studies include ionospheric characterization using satellite beacons, telescopic observation of the fine structure in the aurora, and documentation of long-term variations in the ozone layer.

From the HAARP website.

Conspiracies

- Weather Warfare
- Communication/Electronics blocker
- Some kind of weapon instead of ionosphere research center

[Ace Rimmer]

What do people in Alaska think about it ? Are they up to no good or are they simply doing what they say they are.

[JessieD]

Most Alaskans don't really know what it is. They've heard of it and they know that it's near Gakona, but aren't quite sure. The military guys and some of the science people up on "the hill" (which is a reference to UAF since it sits on a hill) have a better idea of what is going on, but what they say sounds like it came directly from the HAARP website. Something that most people don't know about Alaskans is that they are overly private. Take away an Alaskan's privacy and you'll have a gun in your face...seriously. HAARP, to many Alaskans, is treated as small invasion of privacy. Nick Begich, brother of Senator Mark Begich, has written a few books on HAARP and has been on Coast to Coast AM about it. Also, when the HAARP array is turned on there are people who get migraines. It's weird. It's like how some people can hear ELF waves.

I'll ask around today and give you guys some interesting feedback late tonight.

[Ace Rimmer]

Thanks Jessie, because I am one of the folks who thinks they are up to know good, but I think that about all sorts of things, especially anything to do with our government.

[Foxlike Mulder]

Great subject! Some of this was covered in another thread:

viewtopic.php?f=17&t=400&p=24314&hilit=HAARP#p24314

Dr. Nick Begich has a lot to read on the subject. Oh, by the way, his Dad was an Alaskan Congressman whose plane disappeared in 1972 (highlighted in Brad Meltzer's Decoded). The coincidinks just keep on coming!

[JessieD]

There are a ton of Alaskans who know about Nick and Mark's dad. Nick Begich wrote a book about the Alaskan Triangle where planes and people have vanished without a trace. The big difference between this triangle and most others is that its over the land mass of Alaska, not over a body of water.

[Sunrisepony]

Actually there is tons of evidence supporting the use of HAARP to generate Earth Quakes, and Weather Patterns with the intent of causing mass damage. Just, a little interesting tid-bit. The Russians were the first to create methods for Weather Warfare.

[Moon]

They probably use the learned information to figure out the best ways to keep communications open during sun spots and other activities that interrupt the ever increasing use of satellite technology.

One problem with using the atmosphere for all kinds of sinister testing is they breath the same air as everyone else.

[MissStutts]

One problem with using the atmosphere for all kinds of sinister testing is they breath the same air as everyone else.

So how 'bout them chem trails?


But seriously you are right mercury.

And I've heard the same things about HAARP. Its supposed to be a way to manipulate weather patterns to create un'natural' disasters.

[Ace Rimmer]

One problem with using the atmosphere for all kinds of sinister testing is they breath the same air as everyone else.

So how 'bout them chem trails?


But seriously you are right mercury.

And I've heard the same things about HAARP. Its supposed to be a way to manipulate weather patterns to create un'natural' disasters.

We had a brief period of time this last summer where we didn't have any chem trails for a couple of weeks I think it was. I look at the sky alot and noticed it after a few days, no chem trails at all and yet still the same number of airplanes and jets. We live near a big Air Force/Army Base, 30 miles as the crow flies, so we see a lot of their traffic and also a major airport on the west coast, it's about 35-40 miles away, but we can see the planes way up high all the time, day and night.
No chem trails I told a few other people who are into this sort of things if they noticed it, they had not, but then they were paying attention and they never saw any in that time period either. Then just like somebody turned on a switch, they were back and lots of them. Even my husband who is more of a skeptic (not as much of a kook) than me said...WTF !

[seeker1117]

Same here, Metaluna...there was a period here in Austin this past summer where it seemed that we were rid of the Chemtrails...it was glorious...the sky was finally clear blue again, not hazy-white-blue. Then they began to appear with a vengence again, and have been thick in the air ever since.

And there is no denying that they are NOT "regular jet trails". A "regular jet trail" does not "hang together" and FALL in the atmosphere until it reaches a certain altitude and then spread out into a whitish haze.

As for HAARP? Bad. Even IF it's just for "weather manipulation", I can only think of the old Bluebonnet Margarine commercials from the 70s: "It's NOT NICE to fooooool Muthah Nature!"