HAARP's space-generated ELF(extremely low frequency) waves, coming back
down to the earth, can be utilized in many different ways, such as
communicating with submarines or creating harmful biological and mental
effects upon a specifically targeted population. HAARP can also be
utilized in a system of earth-penetrating tomography, for locating
hidden underground bunkers in enemy territory or the buried arms,
survival supplies, and valuable coins buried by U.S. patriots and
militias.
The 1/96 'Progressive Magazine' reported that a 1995 article,
"Non-Lethal Technology and Airpower", in the 'Air Command and Staff
College's Airpower Journal', describes how so-called non-lethal
psychotronic and electromagnetic weapons will be used against civilians:

   "In the very near future, it will become clear that non-lethal
methods have applicability across the entire spectrum of conflict,
including crime and terrorism..."
"In this research paper, the authors reveal for the first time, the U.S.
military is developing high-powered microwave weapons for use against
human beings"
(which is one of the hidden goals of the HAARP transmitters).

Such "microwave weapons are almost uniquely intrusive" (especially when
they are pulsed at ELF frequencies). "They do not simply attack a
person's body, they reach all the way into a person's mind...They are
meant to disorient or upset mental stability."

The Soviets aimed one of these weapons at the American Embassy in Moscow
for years and caused enormous physical and emotional damage amongst the
Americans working there. It is thus shocking to see the U.S. military
now preparing, with the help of the Justice Department, to use such
electromagnetic totalitarian zapping devices against American civilians.

Years before he became House Speaker, Newt Gingrich wrote the foreword
to an official U.S. Air Force book that described how electromagnetic
weapons can be used to subjugate U.S. citizens who oppose the policies
of the Federal government. The publication, titled 'Low Intensity
Conflict and Modern Technology' (Lt. Col. David J. Dean, USAF, Editor),
contained a chapter written by Capt. Paul Tyler that deals with
electromagnetic, (so-called) non-lethal and psychotronic weapons.

Because of the strong support for using the U.S. military against
civilians (as clearly demonstrated by recent anti-terrorist
legislation), this Air Force publication (and its relationship to HAARP)
is very significant. Capt. Tyler stated:

   "The potential applications of artificial electromagnetic fields are
wide-ranging and can be used in many military or quasi-military
situations. ...Some of these potential uses include dealing with
terrorist groups" (as currently defined by the Clinton administration),
"crowd control, and...antipersonnel techniques in tactical warfare. In
all cases, the electromagnetic systems would be used to produce mild to
severe physiological disruption or perceptual distortion or
disorientation"(psychotronic weapons application).

"In addition, the ability of individuals to function could be degraded
to such a point that they would be combat ineffective. Another advantage
of electromagnetic systems is that they provide coverage over large
areas with a single system"(disguised reference to projects like HAARP).

"...One last area where electromagnetic radiation may prove of some
value is enhancing abilities of individuals for anomalous phenomena",
which appears to be a veiled reference to the Federal government's use
of electromagnetic and psychotronic devices to create artificial UFO
abductions amongst unwitting civilians. Such government-staged UFO
encounters (not to be confused with the many real UFO events, such as
the Roswell crash) are now being used a cover for widespread physical
and psychological experimentation upon U.S. civilians.


One internal HAARP document boasts of "exciting and
challenging...potential to control ionospheric processes." HAARP's goal
is to "perturb" the ionosphere with powerful blasts of
energy to see "how it responds to the disturbance." Scientists envision
using it to burn "holes" in the ionosphere and "create an artificial
lens" in the sky that could focus large bursts of
electromagnetic energy. The Pentagon also wants to know if HAARP could
be used to disrupt communications, destroy enemy missiles or control
global weather. Sci-fi freak Newt Gingrich was one of its early
supporters.

Building the HAARP transmitter requires cutting spruce forest and
filling wetlands. Its six 3,600-horsepower diesel generators would burn
95 tons of diesel fuel per day, producing over
seven tons of air pollution.

The project's environmental-impact statement notes that the site "lies
within the Copper River Basin, which is one of Alaska's more important
migration corridors" for birds, which could be
fried by flying through HAARP's 10-megahertz beams. Swans, owls and
ducks could also crash into its maze of antennas.

The HAARP fact sheet states that "most of the energy of the high-power
beam would be emitted upward rather than toward the horizon." But other
government documents reveal that "80-90
percent of the experiments would...refract fundamental radio frequency
energy Earthward from the ionosphere."

The nearest large cities are Fairbanks and Anchorage. Over the past
three decades, human electromagnetic exposure has been linked to
fatigue, irritability, memory loss, cataracts, leukemia,
birth defects, cancer and changes in brain chemistry.

While a government study on the "bioeffects" of HAARP radiation
concluded that "chronic exposure may not necessarily be harmful," other
government documents warn that such radiation
is powerful enough to explode highway flares in passing vehicles a
quarter-mile away and disrupt cardiac pacemakers in jet passengers
flying overhead. The Pentagon has already decided that
HAARP's radio interference is too intense to allow it to be located near
any military facilities!

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Dr. Richard Williams