The Shrine

yeah...

Yeah, I have. Ten years ago. Also: Wikipedia

I know.

After my research on 9/11, you really all don't want to know what I think about HAARP. Just curious to see if anyone is following the current story...google it and Haiti together for an entertaining afternoon.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,583588,00.html

This is the best. Hope they dont find out about Goldeneye...

Hehe, conspiracies are always fun to read about. :0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3smG0gLUObs

Her other videos are just as bad.

Sadly for us all, probably, I happen to be one of the nuts who thinks HAARP energy actually WAS used to stimulate the Haitian faultline, which also happens to probably be why the U.S. military is down there blocking aid to crucial areas...look up the reports of the U.S. military obstructionism down there right now.

Also look up Tesla's research on small-scale research generation. Tesla almost brought down an entire office building with a small device he could carry in his hands, involving between 10-90 pounds of vibrating pressure or thereabouts. It wouldn't be that hard to do the same thing to a fault line on a much larger scale with the kind of power we're talking about here.

My guess is that they've modified HAARP to basically be a HUGE wireless energy transmitter and have the capability to receive the microwave energy the masers and gyrotons are putting into the atmosphere at other arrays. HAARP energy signatures were seen all over Haiti and Sichuan, and there is at least one video I've seen of an aurora in the sky over Sichuan at the time of the quake, which is also another signature of the technology, for anyone who's seen the "northern lights" effect from pictures of the main HAARP array - especially if the microwave energy is being sent to satellite arrays before being focused back down to Earth in particular areas, which would be the most logical way to transmit microwave power from place to place. Very prescient there on Goldeneye, Flip...

I am prepared to hear all the mockery you want to give, but unless you know more about Tesla's quake research and masers than I do, I probably won't listen, knowing the open-mindedness of this crowd. But, it will be interesting to see the debate.

Mental wrote:Also look up Tesla's research on small-scale research generation. Tesla almost brought down an entire office building with a small device he could carry in his hands, involving between 10-90 pounds of vibrating pressure or thereabouts. It wouldn't be that hard to do the same thing to a fault line on a much larger scale with the kind of power we're talking about here.

I guess you didn't see the Mythbusters episode on that...

I didn't, but Tesla >>>>> those two in terms of science, I'm sorry, with all respect to both of them. I don't always believe them, or think things happened exactly the way they perform their experiments, though I enjoy the show when I watch it.

Russian military is with me and Hugo Chavez on this one: http://www.islamtimes.org/vdcirzaz.t1a352lict.html

Mental wrote:I am prepared to hear all the mockery you want to give, but unless you know more about Tesla's quake research and masers than I do, I probably won't listen, knowing the open-mindedness of this crowd.

Quoted for irony.

Kupek wrote:

Mental wrote:I am prepared to hear all the mockery you want to give, but unless you know more about Tesla's quake research and masers than I do, I probably won't listen, knowing the open-mindedness of this crowd.

Quoted for irony.

New acronym: QFI

Also, I watched the Mythbusters episode about Tesla's quake research, so I already know more than him. Unless he wants to actually back his shit up with a geological dialogue. After all, he just claimed that he knew more than Tesla's quake research then anybody else in this forum. So, let's hear it!

Take that, Haiti.

Flip wrote:

Take that, Haiti.

Goddamn summoners.

Kupek, you're an idiot.

http://dailypaul.com/node/122552

Did you think through the meaning of your statement? You said you wouldn't listen to what we have to say because you're more open-minded than us.