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Weather Weapons _ Worse _ Tesla_s Stolen Tech and the New Arms Race · truthunedited

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Speaker 1: In nineteen oh one, Nicola Tesla built Wardencliffe. The one
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hundred and ninety foot tower on Long Island. Wasn't for
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radio signals. It was for wireless energy transmission across the planet.
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And this wasn't theoretical. Tesla demonstrated wireless power at the
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eighteen ninety three World's Fair. He lit phosphorescent tubes without wires.
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The crowd was amazed. Tesla believes Earth could conduct electricity
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like a circuit. The secret was the ionosphere, an electrically
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charged atmospheric layer starting fifty miles up. By pumping electromagnetic
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energy into this layer, he could create a planet wide
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resonance system.
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Speaker 2: Well, blah blah blah, a planet wide resonance system. Ay
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they I love Texas for Yeah, I'm a human speaking
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note again, I need a translation.
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Speaker 1: Well, think of a like pushing a child on a swing.
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Speaker 4: Get beat.
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Speaker 1: Think of it like pushing a guppy on a swing.
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Small pushes timed right create large sustained motion. Tesla wanted
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to push the aono sphere at a frequency matching the
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Earth's resonance. This would create stable waves circling the planet.
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Earth resonates at seven point eighty three hertz, and this
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was proven in nineteen fifty four. Tesla suspected this but
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wasn't certain. He needed financing to continue. JP Morgan initially
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funded the project, but withdrew when he realized Tesla wanted
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to provide free electricity worldwide. Morgan asked, if anyone can
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draw on the power, where do we put the meter?
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Without Morgan support, Tesla was ruined. In the nineteen thirties,
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Tesla announced Teleforce. The press called it a death ray.
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Tesla said to con generate an invisible wall of energy
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capable of destroying aircraft and armies from hundreds of miles away.
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We have a whole episode on testa his death Ray
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and Wardencliffe Tower. If you want to learn more.
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Speaker 3: It's three laked Danny land Leggage.
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Speaker 1: When Tesla died in nineteen forty three, the US government
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responded fast. His body was so warm as his entire
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legacy was packed into government creates. Tesla's dream died with him,
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but his research lived on in the hands of men
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who saw not free energy, but in limited power. Tesla's
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technical documents were sent to an MIT professor for review.
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That professor was doctor John Trump, the future president's uncle.
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Doctor Trump, also a National Defense Research Committee member, said
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Tesla's research contained nothing valuable that wasn't true.
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Speaker 3: I make America lie again.
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Speaker 1: The military quietly continued Tesla's work. Some research went to
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write Patterson Air Force Base under Project NICK. This was
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a top secret operation launched in nineteen forty five to
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study Tesla's particle beam weapon. Project Nick's details remained classified.
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The project was officially abandoned, but particle beam research continued.
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DARPA launched Project Seesaw in nineteen fifty eight. Like Project NICK,
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Seesaw was heavily funded for years, and like Project NICK, Seesaw,
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was quietly shut down. During this time, Tesla's particle beam
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technology disappeared. Nobody knows what happened to it. Then, years later,
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DARPA and the US Air Force built an expensive, secret
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facility in Alaska. The technology there would look familiar to
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Tesla historians. The military claims the facility is only for research,
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but that's not what the patents say. In nineteen eighty seven,
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physicist Bernard Eastland filed a patent titled Method and Apparatus
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for altering a region in the Earth's atmosphere, ionosphere, and
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or magnetosphere. The patent described a facility that could heat
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specific ionosphere portions using radio waves. Eastland wasn't working alone.
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Arcotechnologies funded his research. Arco owned vast natural gas reserves
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in Alaska's North Slope, but had no buyers. They saw
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Eastland's invention as a way to convert their gas into
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something valuable, power, and Eastland's technology needed lots of power.
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Speaker 5: Arco originally approached via nineteen eighty four to find a
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use for the natural gas on the North Slope of Alaska,
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which they could not sell. To give you a feel
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for how much gas he asked me to find an
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application for it was enough, guess, to produce all the
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electricity of the United States for a full year.
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Speaker 1: The technology is straightforward. A powerful radio signal is transmitted
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into the Hono sphere, targeting a specific region. This energy
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excites charged particles, heating them and altering their properties. The
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heated region acts like an optical lens, but instead of
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bending light, it bends and redirects radio waves. This includes
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radar signals and natural currents in Earth's upper atmosphere. This
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is like inserting a resistor into a global electrical circuit.
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The lens could create effects thousands of miles away from
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the transmission site. Within a year of Eastland's patent filing,
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Arco was awarded a contract to build a similar facility
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in Alaska. When locals read about it in the March
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nineteen eighty eight Omni magazine, they grew concerned. The military
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insisted they were building a research facility, nothing more. They didn't.
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They looked up Eastlands patent and the language was crystal clear.
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Speaker 5: Applications discussed in the patents included destroying missiles, Communications controlled
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and disruption were included. There were some other ideas, both
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to possibly modify weather and finally to lift a portion
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of the upper atmosphere further out into space, where hopefully
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it would be able to deflect missile trajectors.
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Speaker 1: Those are Eastlands on words. This wasn't an invention for
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i atospheric research. As heart rose in the Alaskan wilderness.
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The military's intentions were obvious. They weren't just studying the sky,
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they were weaponizing it.
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Speaker 6: There are several high powered radio antennas around the world,
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but in relation to HARP, they're like a child's cap
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gun compared to a fifty millimeter cannon.
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Speaker 1: When locals discovered what Darba and the Air Force were
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building Alaska, they demanded answers. The military admitted to building
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antennas that could affect the atmosphere, but insisted they use
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technology different than Eastland's patents.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, let me see if I fala go ahead, tesla, guys,
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the government steals his plans for a deck gray machine,
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they lose their plans. Then by some miracle they find
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a guy who patents a bunch of stuff based a
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testless death ray machine instead of give him money to
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build this hot thing. But they're not using his stuff
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for using that some other stuff and it's all fine.
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Nothing to see here?
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Speaker 3: Is that about? To sum it up both.
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Speaker 1: Eastland later confirmed the military's interest in his work before
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his death in two thousand and seven. He said HARP
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is the perfect first step toward a plan like mine.
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There are powerful people involved. The military never sleeps.
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Speaker 6: When you look at the other patents built upon the
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work of Eastland, it becomes clear how the military intends
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to use a HARP transmitter. It could give them a
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tool to replace the electromagnetic pulse effect of some atmospheric
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thermonuclear devices, still considered an option by some planners. It
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can replace the huge, extremely low frequency submarine communication system.
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It could replace the over the horizon radar system once
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planned for the current location of HARP, with a much
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more accurate system.
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Speaker 1: The technical similarities between HARP and Eastland's patents are obvious
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to engineers. By nineteen ninety three, Darba and the Air
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Force had built a machine that could turn weather into
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a weapon, and they were excited to show off their
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new toy.
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Speaker 7: The statement that there is no association between the ionosphere
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and service weather is an outright lie. We can artificially
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influence the Earth's aurora the relatively small amount of energy,
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and we know that outbursts of the Northern lights do
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change weather patterns. There is indeed mounting evidence that upper
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atmospheric events affect lower atmospheric weather, and vice versa.
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Speaker 1: In nineteen ninety six, the US Air Force published Weather
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as a force multiplier, owning the weather. In twenty twenty five,
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this wasn't science fiction. It was a military assessment of
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weather modification as a combat tool. The paper stated weather
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modification will become part of domestic and international security and
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could be done unilaterally. It could have offensive and defensive
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applications and even be used for deterrence purposes. Weather warfare
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isn't new. During Vietnam, US conducted Operation Popeye cloud seeding
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to extend monsoon season over enemy supply roots. They called
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it making mud, not war at.
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Speaker 2: A military nixture operation names aids like naming a guilladine
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mister Snippy.
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Speaker 1: For years, the idea of creating rain with electricity was
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a conspiracy theory that did but then to.
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Speaker 8: Bai to buy.
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Speaker 5: Is making it rain in a sweltering desert by zapping
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clouds with electricity using drones?
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Speaker 9: Fascinating, isn't it?
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Speaker 1: Critics argue Harp's power is too low to affect global weather.
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A lightning bulb contains one billion watts. A hurricane releases
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energy equal to thousands of nuclear bombs. How could HARP compete? Well,
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the answer is chaos theory. Weather is a chaotic system.
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In chaotic systems, small change trigger larger events. The class
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example is the butterfly effect. Yet we're not playing pub trivia.
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Speaker 3: Yes, savvy, savvy, go ahead.
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Speaker 1: Harp's designers understood chaos theory. They didn't need to match
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nature's power, They just needed to know where to apply
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the pressure. A butterfly's wings can start a tornado, and
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Harp was the most powerful butterfly ever created.
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Speaker 10: What they're not paying any attention to is what's happening
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to the ionosphere. If they picked the right frequency to
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push that plume out into space, that energy made discharge
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back out of the ionosphere, back down the radio beam
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and strike the Earth, and it would be about one
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hundred times the energy released out of a thunderbolt.
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Speaker 4: Freaking up, Now, whoa.
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Speaker 10: And it would be about one hundred times the energy
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released out of a thunderbolt.
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Speaker 1: Meteorologist Edward N. Lorenz presented this concept in nineteen seventy two,
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and his point was something as small as a butterfly
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could set off a series of events that eventually lead
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to a tornado. History is full of butterfly effects. Hitler
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wanted to be an artist, but he was rejected by
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the art school in Vienna. He chose a different path.
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On August ninth, nineteen forty five, the city of Kukura
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was supposed to be hit with an atomic bomb, but
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it was too cloud to defind the target, so Nagasaki
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was chosen instead. HARP doesn't need to match nature's power.
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It needs a tiny, precise nudge at the right place
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and time to trigger catastrophe. By nineteen seventy seven, whether
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manipulation was such a concern that the UN banded through
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the Environmental Modification Convention.
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Speaker 3: Did the United States military listen to the UN?
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Speaker 1: No?
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Speaker 6: Yeah?
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Speaker 1: UN specifically addressed HARP in nineteen ninety nine, again calling
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for a ban on technologies that can alter the environment
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for military purposes.
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Speaker 3: Did the United States military listen to the UN?
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Speaker 2: This time?
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Speaker 4: No? Yeah?
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Speaker 1: The UN issued multiple resolutions calling for transparency, oversight, and
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international monitoring of facilities like HARP.
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Speaker 3: Did the United States military yet?
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Speaker 4: Oh?
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Speaker 1: Never mind. In two thousand and Tworussian President Vladimir Putin
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expressed concern about geophysical weapons that could alter the weather.
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He was talking about HARP. Then Russia and China built
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their own ionospheric heaters. They saw the military value. An
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arms or race nobody talks about is happening above our
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heads right now. But HARP had another ability more powerful
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than changing weather. By pulsing radio waves at specific frequencies,
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HARP created low frequency waves that penetrate deep into the
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earth and oceans.
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Speaker 7: What's most scary and exciting about heart is the potential
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of its application. For example, ELF waves generated by the
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array could be used for a variety of military applications,
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including finding underground bases, tunnels, even caves. The government is
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interested in HARP technology because it's a new frontier, a
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new way to solve an old problem.
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Speaker 1: These waves oscillate between one and one hundred hertz precisely
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within natural atmospheric resonance than scientists wondered what would happen
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and if those energy waves were directed not at the
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atmosphere but at fault lines deep within the earth. When
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scientists examine earthquakes, they focus on two factors, tectonic stress
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and resonant frequency. Every object vibrates at a natural frequency, metal, rock,
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your body. Exposing an object to its natural frequency amplifies vibrations,
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and sometimes vibrations grow so strong they damage the object,
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like sound shattering a glass. This is called resonant frequency
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induced material failure. It works on large objects too. A
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famous example is the collapse of the Coma Narrows Bridge
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in nineteen forty. Wind hitting the bridge at its resonant
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frequency created vibrations that tore it apart. The Earth's tectonic
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plates also have a resonant frequency. Fault Lines are cracks
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in the Earth's crust that build up enormous tension as
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they move against each other. The right trigger can release
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this tension.
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Speaker 10: In nineteen eighty three, I did radio tomography with thirty
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watts looking for oil in the ground. I found twenty
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six oil wells over a nine state area, and one
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hundred percent of the time was accurate, which is thirty
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watts of power beaming straight into solid rock. HARP, or
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the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Project, uses two billion
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watts beam straight into the ionosphere for experiments. Now that's
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profoundly dangerous.
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Speaker 1: On January second, twenty twenty, a devastating seven point zero
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magnitude earthquake struck Haiti, killing over two hundred that people.
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What made this earthquake suspicious was its location. It occurred
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along a fault system that behaved differently than geologists had predicted,
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and several monitoring stations recorded unusual heating patterns and electromagnetic
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anomalies in the ionosphere over Haiti. HARP was active during
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this period Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez accused the United States
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of causing the earthquake using tectonic weapons.
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Speaker 5: Spanish newspaper AMC vocal javas as saying that the US
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Navy launched a weapon capable of inducing a powerful earthquake
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off the shore of.
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Speaker 1: Haiti, and this theory was dismissed until researchers examined the
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technical possibility. Similar patterns appeared with other seismic events. The
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two thousand and eight Sishworn earthquake killed nearly ninety thousand people.
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Some researchers saw correlations between this disaster and HARP operations.
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The twenty eleven earthquake that triggered the Fukushima disaster also
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coincided with ionospheric anomalies detected by multiple stations. These correlations
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concerned China enough that in twenty eighteen they launched the
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China Seismo Electromagnetic satellite, designed to study connections between the
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atospheric disturbances and earthquakes. Chinese researchers published papers examining correlations
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between ionospheric heating and seismic activity. As evidence mounted, a
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pattern emerged. Major earthquakes were occurring where harp's energy had
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been detected hours earlier. But the most disturbing application of
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this technology had nothing to do with the sky above
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us or the ground beneath our feet. Harp's technology could
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penetrate the ultimate boundary, the human mind. The human brain
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operates within specific frequency ranges from about one hertz to
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forty hertz, depending on how alert you are. These are
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ELF sounds.
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Speaker 3: Sounds like it elf. We t in Alissa. I want
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to say it.
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Speaker 1: As slaves, not lf elf.
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Speaker 2: Oh, my second wife generated ELF sounds extremely loud and furious.
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Speaker 1: That's not what ELF stands for.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, tell that to a lawyer. After fifteen minutes, I
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hit ELF. I signed over the case to my eighty
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four camaro.
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Speaker 1: Oh, I love that ca. ELF means extremely low frequency.
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HARP can generate waves in exactly the same range as
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human brain waves. When you ask CARP officials about this,
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they point out their antenna array doesn't generate ELF waves directly,
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But when you ask the government questions, you have to
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be specific. HARP can't generate ELF waves, that's true, but
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it can heat the atmosphere in a way that creates
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ELF waves as a byproduct. Documents show that harp generated
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ELF waves for years. This is concerning because electromagnetic fields
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can influence brain function. The phenomenon is called frequency following
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response or FFR. Doctor Nick Beggage, author of Angels Don't
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Play This HARP, explains.
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Speaker 9: It has the ability of affecting the frequency following response,
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which is where the brain locks onto an external signal
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against to mirrort and brain chemistry changes.
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Speaker 1: So even simpler than that is, HARP can control minds.
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Speaker 9: Absolutely can control in the sense of changing the metal function.
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Speaker 1: Beggage is called a conspiracy theorist, but f FR is
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proven science, and you know who proved it the US military.
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In the nineteen eighties, doctor Michael Persinger conducted research partly
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funded by the US Navy. He showed that weak electromagnetic
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fields applied to the temporal lobe could induce altered states,
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including religious experiences and hallucinations. When exposed to an external frequency,
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the brain tends to synchronize with it. This is why
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bright flashing lights can trigger seizures in some people.
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Speaker 2: I was just why every time I'm an adventist to office,
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I suddenly know all the lyrics to its reigning men.
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I don't think so, Oh, good Hallelujah Amen. The European
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Parliament takes this technology seriously. Resolution A four zero zero
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five nineteen ninety nine specifically mentioned HARP while expressing concern
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about manipulative capabilities affecting human health and psychology. The resolution
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called for transparency regarding harp's ethical implications.
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Speaker 3: Did the United States military listen to indu?
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Speaker 1: No nah. Because HARP uses the atmosphere, it could influence
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mental states of people over large areas. It could cause hallucinations,
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alter emotions, induce seizures, all without their knowledge. HARP officials
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deny mind control allegations, but the CIA denied researching mind
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control too. Then mk ulture was exposed and showed the
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CIA was a exploring the exact same technology other countries
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were paying attention. In nineteen ninety eight, a Russian military
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journal published The Mind Has No Firewall. It was later
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republished by the US Army War College. The article warned
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the human mind is vulnerable to electromagnetic intrusion. Mind control
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technology is not science fiction, it's science fact, and as
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the United States continues to refine its capabilities, other world
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powers are racing to catch up. The HARP conspiracy theories
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go back to the nineteen eighties. The story has been
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covered so much that I was surprised at how many
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people asked me to do this one. But in researching HARP,
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I was surprised that how scientifically possible all the theories are.
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I was also prized that so much of the science
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is based on Tesla's work. But how much of this
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is true? Well, First, HARP is definitely a high power
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radio transmitter designed to heat bianist fearful research. The facility
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is real, it operates, it conducts legitimate scientific experiments. These
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are facts. Second, defense agencies funded and operated HARP for
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most of its history. The Air Force, Navy, and DHARPA
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don't typically invest hundreds of millions of dollars in purely
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scientific projects without military applications. Now, this doesn't prove as
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a weapon, but it suggests HARP has capabilities beyond what's
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publicly acknowledged. Third, the patents that formed harp's foundation specifically
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describe weather modification and earth penetrating applications, But aren't Eastland,
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who developed these patents, confirmed their potential military uses before
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he died in two thousand and seven. The more extreme
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claims about HARP causing specific hurricanes or triggering earthquakes lack
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definitive proof. Correlations exist between HARP operations and certain disasters,
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but correlation isn't causation. Earthquakes and severe weather existed long
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before HARP. The facility's three point six million watts seems
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too low to directly cause major weather events or earthquakes,
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but scientists confirm weather systems are chaotic enough that small
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targeted inputs could have major effects. Claims about mind control
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also can't be proven, but the science of electromagnetic influence
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on brain function is real and well documented. HARP generates
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frequencies that overlap with human brain waves, but the signal
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reaching populated areas would probably be too weak to have
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any noticeable effects, maybe probably. In twenty fifteen, HARP ownership
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transferred from the military to the University of Alaska Fairbanks.
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Speaker 6: The University of Alaska Fairbanks is preparing to take control
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of the High Frequency Active Auroral Program, more commonly known
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as HARP next month.
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Speaker 1: Officials called this a move toward transparency, Critics saw it
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as rebranding a military weapon as an academic resource. The
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university now allows public tours and independent researchers, but former
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darker employees have said the most sensitive equipment was removed
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before the handover. What remains is only a fraction of
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Harp's capabilities. So is HARP an innocent research project or
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a doomsday device? Well, the truth is probably somewhere in between.
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Like many advanced technologies that exist where scientific research overlaps
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with potential military use, what makes HARP concerning isn't what
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we know, but what remains classified.
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Speaker 2: Like seting pharmaceutical trial documents that day once Seal for
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seventy five.
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Speaker 1: Years, despite many freedom of information requests, significant portions of
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arp's operational history and technical capabilities remain redacted or withheld.
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This continued secrecy decades after HARP was built will continue
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to fuel speculation. In many ways. HARP represents our species
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growing capacity to affect natural systems on a planetary scale,
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whether through climate change, geoengineering, or manipulating the hones sphere,
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humanity can alter Earth's basic systems, often without fully understanding
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the consequences.
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Speaker 3: Well dah yo, wow, you didn't see that cabinet.
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Speaker 1: HARP also says something about power. The power structure that
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most affects our lives remains hidden. We're told not to worry.
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We're told the military is looking out for us, but
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history teaches a different lesson. From Project mk Ultra to
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Operation Northwoods, secrecy rarely serves the public good. The technology
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testa dreamed would liberate humanity now sits behind barbed wire
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fences operated by organizations with classified budgets and limited oversight.
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Testless dream wasn't just about free energy, it was about
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free knowledge. The military took both, so what can we do?
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Question everything research. These facilities support independent monitoring, demand transparency
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