ANGELS DON'T PLAY THIS HAARP
Is world's most powerful radio transmitter
weapon of doom or instrument of peace?
A top-secret U.S. government experiment with ionosphere heating has the
power to disrupt normal human thought processes, jam global communications
systems, change weather patterns, affect human health and impact the earth's
upper atmosphere, charges a new book by authors Jeane Manning and Dr. Nick
Begich.
The project is called HAARP, or High-frequency Active Auroral Research
Program, and is essentially the reversal of a radio telescope. Instead of
receiving signals, it sends them out. It is an active test of a
super-powerful radio-beam technology that can actually lift areas of the
ionosphere by heating them with focused energy beams. Electromagnetic waves
then bounce back to earth -- with many possible unknown effects.
Based in remote Alaska, the HAARP research station consists of 36 antennas
pointed skyward, the first phase of a modular, expandable system that will
become the world's most powerful radio trasmitter. Government documents
unearthed by the researchers for their book, "Angels Don't Play This HAARP,"
reveal the project will alter the ionosphere in fundamental ways. Unintended
effects of tampering with this natural atmospheric shield could be
cataclysmic, say some scientists. Nobody is really sure how this big
experiment will turn out.
"The military is going to give the ionosphere a big kick and see what
happens," says Alaskan anti-HAARP activist Clare Zickuhr.
So how come so few of us have heard anything about HAARP? According to the
Rocky Mountain News, the project is one of the 10 best-kept secrets of the
U.S. government -- a joint project of the Air Force, Navy and the University
of Alaska. But much of the contracting for the project is handled by a
company called Arco Power Technologies Inc., a subsidiary of Atlantic
Richfield. APTI holds patents for "making nuclear-sized explosions without
radiation" and weather modification by manipulating the ionosphere.
HAARP was deliberately sited directly under the aurora borealis, the
atmospheric glow known as the northern lights. Its designers claim it will
someday be able to communicate with submarines, remotely sense underground
structures such as tunnels and oil deposits, prolong the life of
satellites, boost radar and serve as an anti-missile defense shield.
The Russians have been working on similar projects for the purpose of mind
and weather control. Recently a top Russian scientist boasted of his
nation's advanced research into so-called "plasma" weapons. The ionosphere
is an active electrical shield protecting the planet from the constant
bombardment of high-energy particles from space. This conducting "plasma,"
along with earth's magnetic field, traps the electrical plasma of space and
holds it back from going directly to the surface of the planet, explains Dr.
Begich.
Could HAARP actually be used for mind control? One potential military use of
the HAARP system is the production of high-power electronic oscillations
that could seriously impair the brain performance of very large populations
in selected regions over an extended period, says Dr. Begich.
One wonders if such a scheme might tie in with general Bible prophecies
about the great deception in which the whole world accepts an Antichrist
figure as God. But, more specifically, could such a weapon be the cause of
the confusion cited by Zechariah on the battlefields of the last great war? (Zechariah 10:5)
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