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HAARP WITH NO STRINGS — What is the Ionospheric ResearchInstrument?

by Gerry Vassilatos

All photos from HAARP website [archive.org]:<http://www.haarp.alaska.edu:80/haarp>

MUCH concern has recently been focused upon the military

project known as H!"# a technolo$ical monstrosity which for

some researchers seemin$ly resists all serious attempts at

analy%in$ its true purpose. &y its many morbid conspiratorial

de'otees# H!" has been called the 'ery ape( of )wentieth

*entury military technolo$y. +amiliarity with technolo$ies such as

H!" does not mean a simple sur'ey of a'ailable conspiracy

type publications. )he recent release of military statements#

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lar$ely disseminated to intellectual curiosity seekers throu$h the

,-)!-)# is a thorou$h and full disclosure of the technolo$y. f

course# one will read throu$h these with a watchful eye.

-e'ertheless# the H!" photo$raphs re'eal a startlin$ andcontradictory e'idence to statements which habitually surround

the topic. H!" is a secret project# but it has nothin$ to do with

those applications recently described in a popular bestseller.

hile discussin$ aspects of the scientific hardware# which ha'e

not to my knowled$e been elucidated# my sin$le most important

theme focuses attention upon the deeply entrenched directi'es

rulin$ the financial world.

,ncomplete understandin$ has pro'oked such de$rees of

fear that many name H!" as the 'ery tool by which the world

will be destroyed. (cessi'e sentiments of this kind e'idence a

$rowin$ hopelessness. mid a world filled with the curious apathy

which closely shadows affluence# there e(ist those whose only joy

is found in morbid inspections of doom. !etrospecti'e study

re'eals that pre'ious episodes of the tumultuous )wentieth

*entury ha'e released similar openly fearful e(pressions. ach

new technolo$ical e(pression has had its attendant commentary of

doom. )he recent proliferation of fear and hysteria is perhaps the

e(ternali%ation of so many internal conflicts seekin$ e(pression. ,t

is peculiar that# in so many similar historic episodes# fear of doom

attaches itself so readily and so decepti'ely on the works of

technolo$y rather than on their true source. )echnolo$y is the

projection of deeper principles. s re$ards the ne$ati'e aspects of

human consciousness# it is always easier to point blame at

somethin$ e(ternal.

populace whose innermost awarenesses are just bein$

aroused to seek personal meanin$ comprise a formidable host.



society whose $o'ernment has so stri'en to remo'e the natural

dri'e for personal e(pression is now confronted with an army of

citi%ens who operate in the intellectual spheres. )he ci'ilian

reco$ni%es why $o'ernment actions are so ruthless. )hose whodictate $o'ernment policies are not politicians at all# they are old

dynastic personalities. )he super1pri'ile$ed rule the land#

$o'ernment obeys their dictations to the stroke. Military is

employed to enforce the commands which the money holders

demand. *i'ilians become 'ictims of merciless military actions

when the truth is out. ,t is important for us to understand the

restructured nature of our republic. Ha'in$ been suborned to

operate as a bureaucracy for the dictates of a few# we ha'e beenpre'ented from reali%in$ the natural de'elopment of disco'ery

and wonder# the pro'idential $ifts. )hose who enjoy super

pri'ile$e do so only at the e(pense of the entire populace. )he

dream of one or two becomes the ser'itude of one or two hundred

million.

ANSWERS

How proficient are the writers of conspiracy themes2

Hysteria is the chaos of i$norance. H!" and its other brethren

projects are not recent de'elopments. )hey are the most recent

representati'es in a research effort whose history stretches

out 345 before the last *entury. &efore we presume to dissect and

interpret H!"# we re6uire historical familiarity with the

documented hardware# phenomena# and ori$inal rationale for the

deployment of these projects. *ontainin$ statements and opinions

which are mutually contradictory# technical conspiracy books are

ne'er the scientific reports which they so profess. )hey are hastily



written# poorly or$ani%ed# insufficiently researched# thematically

underde'eloped# and consistently o'erpriced.

s a no'el means for supplyin$ any and e'ery possible

answer for a price# conspiracy writers ha'e directed a new

publications initiati'e. )he typical conspiracy writer supplies an

insufficient emollient to a painful social wound. "eople who ask

6uestions want real answers. )he confusion of fra$mented facts

presented in such publications does satisfy those whose inner1

most need is conte(tual meanin$. )he unfortunate absence of such

concise presentations becomes the lucrati'e potential of the new

$enre# as conspiracy writers keep their o'er1inflated te(ts mo'in$throu$h distributors.

ne reads throu$h se'eral e(amples of these te(ts with a

sense of $rowin$ amusement. ach new e(ample 'erifies the often

repeated obser'ation that such books are made to be sold# not to

con'ey facts. +illed as they are with turbid con'olutions and

ni$htmarish scenarios# this new publications assault has

succeeded only in promotin$ a confused consciousness of concern.)he factual fra$ments comprisin$ conspiracy books# cassettes# or

'ideos are desi$ned to bait the reader into formin$ personal

conclusions. )hese almost in'ariably satisfy the personal needs of

readers who are acti'ely seekin$ a conspiracy. )he writers of these

books carry no burden of proof. )heirs is the role of pro'ocateur#

irresponsible acti'ators and promoters of social malaise without

solution.

e are the unwittin$ witnesses of a rare manifestation

which has not made its appearance since the period followin$

orld ar ,,. f the hysteria which has worked its way

throu$hout our contemporary society# no undercurrents seem

more ener$i%ed than those which find ni$htmarish deli$ht in



unco'erin$ the possible 7monsters in the machines. )he deeper

implications of these abnormal sublimations stir thou$hts of the

destructi'e principle in human consciousness# that which deli$hts

in seekin$ horrors. &ut what would so in'ert the normal life1seekin$ dri'es in social consciousness2 )he answer to this

penetratin$ 6uestion e(poses the workin$s of human

consciousness both in alienatin$ and bein$ alienated. )he

principle which has no re$ard for human life is familiar to workin$

class people alone.

IV!RCE

)hose who 'ery clearly sense the di'orce between military

and citi%enry know that military intentions do not include the best

interest of the citi%en. lienation# separation# rejection#

di'orcement. )hese are the real foundations from which social

fears emer$e. )he social fears remain latent# mere undercurrents

and suspicions seekin$ a focal point. 9istrust finds its 'ent when

authority demonstrates its adamant rejection of e(traordinary citi%ens. )echnolo$y often becomes the rip in the walls between

social id and social conscience. )he instability throu$h which

suspicion becomes conspiratorial hysteria can be the sli$htest

imposture or $esture on the part of an authority fi$ure. hen once

society has suspected its $o'ernment# the hysteria ra$es in full.

re there reasonable sources of social an$er in this re$ard2

)he arro$ant and often hostile separation e(istin$ between$o'ernment# military# and ci'ilian sectors is fore'er brushed aside

as 7the preser'ation of national security. Maintainin$ certain

secrets from the populace is a token not well recei'ed by an

intellectual population. ,n this continual remo'al of knowled$e

from a supposed liberated society# $o'ernment is demonstratin$



broken trust. Here we find the ori$ins of social suspicion. hen a

military or$ani%ation necessarily re6uires secrecy# personal

alienations ma$nify the latent social fears. -e'ertheless# it is

hilarious to disco'er what $o'ernment a$encies consider to bethreatenin$ secrets. ne perusal of the patent collection will pro'e

this to anyone.

SECRE"S

*an we penetrate the secrecy2 *an we indeed find answers

to the H!" 7problem2 )here are no secrets. )echnolo$ical

history is replete with instances of multiple simultaneous

disco'eries. )he intelli$ence networks run o'er one another.

"ublications are instantaneous. &ut this statement does not refer

to electronic mail. )he history of science pro'es that ideas literally

flow throu$h space. imilar intense minds successfully

communicate at unfathomable deep le'els. hat is learned in one

laboratory soon appears spontaneously in many others. tudy the

literature and see this phenomenon repeated countless times. ,nthis continual manifestation of intellectual fusion# only the

sensiti'es ha'e 'alue. )hose who demand and those who direct are

helpless obser'ers of processes which re'eal the true heart of

humanity. )hose who e(acerbate separations amon$ societies are

only forestallin$ their own obsolescence. ,n truth# there are no

restrictions# no boundaries to the flow of such consciousness.

ecrets cannot be kept. ne can no more control the a'alanche

de'elopments of technolo$y than one can control the ocean. )he

absence of total secrecy is perhaps then the $reatest secret.

'en the military projects which ha'e so powerfully focused

the writers of conspiracy essays ha'e recently be$un to 7make

utterance. )he recent release of 7full disclosures by the military



is an e6ually curious modem manifestation. )he $reat furor which

H!" has released has been successful enou$h to force military

statements. ne now finds that the military itself is declassifyin$

patents and articles pertinent to the H!" "roject# anunprecedented willin$ness to 6uench the social spotli$hts which

they ha'e drawn. hy are they so willin$ in this opened disclosure

policy2 hat are they tryin$ to protect2 nd on whose behalf are

they makin$ these apolo$etic campai$ns2 9oes the disclosure of

hard data si$nal both the obsolescence of that data and the

possession of superior technolo$y2

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GA#ES

)he superficial world $ame is a 'ain e(ercise of *ontrol

itself# of !e$ulation. )he controllers wish to maintain their poise

and power o'er the populace. )his is nothin$ new. !ome saw

endless such stru$$les# and is no more. )here are those who

comprehend e'idence of deliberate desi$n in the adamant and

ludicrous beha'ior of military a$ainst citi%enry. ne asks the

moti'e behind such a poise. hat a$ent is capable of demandin$

and establishin$ such a rift2 )here are but two principalities which

rule the workin$s of the world. f the nation. *ontrol and Money.

9omination# rule. (tendin$ the permeatin$ alienation which has

so thorou$hly characteri%ed our time# one will always find

$raspin$ hands of $reed at work.

(cessi'e control# e(cessi'e re$ulation indicates a demise of

social inte$rity which no military mi$ht# howe'er fascistic and

demandin$# can alter or chan$e. ,deas remain. ,deas and ,deals.

)hey are 'isitors# messa$es from a deeper reality. merican



Military has traditionally o'erestimated its own worth and

mispercei'ed its role. ,n truth# military is the workhorse of the

Multinationals and nothin$ more. ,t is certainly not the ri$ht hand

of ;iberty with which the poster propa$anda campai$ns putsforth. Military has been# and will remain nothin$ more than the

stron$ arm of merican &i$ &usiness. ecret military projects do

not be$in in the military at all. ecret military projects be$in in the

boardrooms of the business world. )hese are the ori$ins of the

co'ert. Here we ind those who would control our destinies and

those of our children for $enerations. Ha'in$ de'eloped systems

for controllin$ the systems# multinationals rule by the scratch of a

pen stroke. Money threatens depression# and the ;aws le$ally fulfill the intent.

&usiness rules science and industry. &usiness rules military.

&usiness rules $o'ernment. ne protocol rules all the others.

*i'ilians find themsel'es under the most direct authorities# abo'e

which there e(ists a $antry of superior commanders. ,mperialistic

desi$ns desire the ac6uisition of forei$n resources. utri$ht war is

politically impossible unless reasonably o'ert e(cuses e(ist. ,n the

absence of these# conditions must be created. *entral ,ntelli$ence

7stimulate numerous controlled circumstances. )hese are

contri'ed to di'ert attention away from certain acti'ities. tudy

the pattens whereby hollow re$imes appear in resource1borderin$

nations. )he threat of war is suddenly reported. ome new

dictator has 7risen to power# the latest in a series of synthetic

madmen. )he president is concerned# and the enate 'otes

unanimously. Military forces swoop in# and presto -i$htly -ews

reports a new 'ictory for merican troops. "rops and setups all.

)he realistic result of these imperialistic 'entures is that citi%ens

pay for the e(pended weapons# while &i$ &usiness ac6uires a

copper mine# an oil field# a uranium supply.



My ad'ice to conspiracy writers is this: do your research

better. +ind out what resources e'ery = occupied nation

contains. nd who did the dirty work2 Military. &ut Military

initiates nothin$. &usiness initiates. Military is merely an effecti'eand dictatorial a$ency for dri'in$ and directin$ otherwise

disoriented academic researchers toward the achie'ement of

realistic $oals. hen &usiness wants a job done# Military

researchers de'ise means for achie'in$ those $oals. Military force

e(ecutes commands which be$in in pri'ate liaisons amon$

bankers. Military 7ad'isement simply insures that research $oals

are achie'ed within the prere6uisite time period. )hose who

accuse the Military of en$a$in$ in co'ert operations know nothin$of the fundamental facts concernin$ a subject of which they claim

such superior insi$ht Military takes its orders from the cliched

frail white business men in brown round toed shoes# whose

dispassionate $a%es smack of old merican families.

#!US !$ERANI

Historic e(amination of merican policies re'eals that the

demands of a 'ery few cartels consistently direct these superior

commands. Manipulati'e control of military supremacy has

continually achie'ed the 6uestionable personal ends of the few.

?eepin$ ahead of one@s ad'ersaries $i'es technolo$y the notion

that $o'ernment lo'es science. )he lie is total. *artels want those

uranium mines in frica# so military $ets the fundin$ to de'elop

all sorts of new death de'ices for 7testin$. &ut do not be decei'ed#

throu$hout the process we obser'e that military is not in the

position of initiation.

)he military does not en$a$e in such projects unless under

superior command. )he pure lo'e of science or the pleasure of



ac6uirin$ scientific data is not in their command1obedient a$enda.

+or the military to desist from the study and de'elopment of new

weaponry# a superior command of e(ceedin$ly hi$h priority must

be in effect. Military does nothin$ on its own# and cannot. fterthe $o'ernments themsel'es bow in homa$e to superior capital#

military is the sla'e of cartels. &usiness directs. &usiness $i'es the

orders. )he Ao'ernment issues commands. )he Military e(ecutes.

hen the battle smoke clears# medals are clipped on old

Aenerals and &i$ &usiness li$hts up ci$ars all around the

boardroom table where it all be$an. )o achie'e the 'arious

objecti'es which business demands# e'er newer 7measures andcountermeasures ha'e been steadily de'eloped since the *old

ar. -on1nuclear weapons packa$es and other cunnin$

technolo$ies ha'e continually facilitated 'arious deceptions#

conditions# and terminations which ordinary citi%ens fail to

reco$ni%e as deliberate military actions. ,n brief# the military is

well stocked with a reser'e of surprisin$ weapons and

communications systems which enable the rapid ac6uisition of

forei$n resources when commanded.

e must also look behind the imperialistic forays in order to

comprehend the rationale for the numerous little e(ercises which

ha'e so colorfully flooded our tele'ision screens for the past thirty

years. )he desire for forei$n resources is no blind ambition. )he

desire for forei$n resources is always predicated on the demands

of new 'entures. ars are fou$ht on many battlefronts. )he most

decisi'e wars are fou$ht in study# where new ideas emer$e.

sin$le idea can alter the course of centuries. nd none know when

or where such an e'ent may occur. hile 3B5the pri'ate military

laboratories burst with unsuspected new technolo$ies# monies for



these 7projects arri'e in unendin$ ri'ers from demandin$

multinational bankers.

This is the Developmental Prototype of the HAARP Ionospheric Research Instrment. It consists of !" antenna elements arrange# as " rows by $ colmns.The array is being se# to evalate the engineering #esign for the HAARP IRI.

Initial testing of the Developmental Prototype began in December %&&! an# hasoccrre# intermittently since that time.

*artels employ acti'e research staffs to scope the science

world for potentially destabili%in$ e(pressions and desi$ns. hile

unable to stop the pro$ressi'e emer$ence of such inspirations#

they can and do mana$e the efficient eradication of percei'ed

threats. cholars and patent biblio$raphers well know that

workin$ technolo$ies# now well beyond their third sta$e of

de'elopment# ha'e already rendered the much1discussed 7co'ert

military technolo$ies obsolescent. -o sin$le statement can be

more important than this one. ,n rarely mentioned reports#military research successfully de'eloped sophisticated ray1beam

systems which e(ceed the optical laser in coherent penetrability

and lethal power.



-# as a military adjunct or$ani%ation# has continually

enabled and maintained deployment of a worldwide military

satellite e(chan$e. )he hea'y schedule of - pace huttle

launches e'idenced the deployment of hi$hly secreti'e military packa$es in predetermined orbits throu$hout its decade lon$

history. )hese systems ha'e replaced radiowa'e technolo$y in

both communications and reconnaissance operations. *oupled

with space technolo$ies# these optical and paraoptical

technolo$ies now best represent the true and classified military

state of the art. +or this reason it is stron$ly belie'ed that ;+

projects such as +!! will shortly he decommissioned.

!adiowa'e technolo$y has been rendered obsolescent by betterand more dependable technolo$ies# the nature of which has ne'er

been discussed in the open. , ha'e retrie'ed the patents which

pro'e my assertions.

,n this confusion is disco'ered the inestimable 'alue of

conspiracy writers to military security. 9eclassified military

patents si$nal the deployin$ of complete hi$hly ad'anced systems.

Military declassification is a di'ersion for the intellectuals who are

easily fascinated by technolo$ical baubles. !emember# the modus

operandi are completely opposed. )he military is not intri$ued or

concerned with the wonders of nature &ut why was the military

so absolutely empowered to de'elop superweapons at all2 &oth

durin$ and after orld ar ,,# certain multinationals sou$ht

security in trade. *apitalistic security. +or this reason alone# llied

military was $i'en the wherewithal to de'elop weaponry. hen

Capan threatened "acific free trade# an in'incible weapon was

sou$ht. +unds for the Manhattan "roject did not come from the

merican ta(1payer. )he Ao'ernment was already in debt to the

+ederal &ank lenders. *ash flow for this weaponry came from

pri'ateers. )he tomic ner$y *ommission mana$ed the ancillary



,ndustry on behalf of the ori$inal in'estors. )his con$lomerate is

also reachin$ its lo$ical conclusion# a startlin$ outcome which we

will shortly discuss. -e'ertheless# the many le'els in which

multinational or$ani%ations seemin$ly coe(ist re'eals that they themsel'es are in de'ious competitions.

Many continually cite *ommunism as the tri$$er for the

rapid proliferation of nuclear stockpiles. *ommunism only

threatened capitalists who were themsel'es di'orced from the

innermost circles of multinational business. *ommunism was not

an accidental re'olution. -either was it an economic

7e(periment# as some ha'e su$$ested. *ommunism was a business weapon# aimed at those who were not in'ested.

*ommunism was a pri'ately owned system which used the

totalitarian $o'ernment as a permanent deterrent to all other

potential in'estors. )he central mystery fi$ure in this hi$h le'el

domination was rmand Hamer# whose continual pri'ate

inspections of both o'iet Ao'ernment and ,ndustry are

un6uestionably financial. Hamer reaped unmentionable capital

profits from o'iet ,ndustries# while consortin$ with llied cartels.

orld business is a $ame of simple causes and effects. )he

only 'ariables are those which technolo$y brin$s into the $ame.

&esides these new 'ariables# human nature and human reactions

remain unaltered throu$hout history. 7utsider cartels

reco$ni%ed the inherent weakness in the otherwise dominatin$

stron$1hold which Hamer had de'ised and e(ecuted. +i(ed in a

political arena# it was possible to threaten that fortress with the

new weaponry. )he mere su$$estion that outsiders could destroy

the totalitarian 7arran$ement would perhaps sufficiently ser'e to

brin$ Hamer into dialo$ue. Hamer himself was the only indi'idual

permitted to enter Moscow airspace without 6uestion. Met by



personal limousine# Hamer was secretly escorted to his !ussian

estate# a hu$e property maintained in his absence by a pri'ately

hired workforce. hen he so desired# o'iet military 3D05 brass and

the "remier himself would arri'e at the estate. *learly# from itsinception Hamer was underwritin$ the o'iet re$ime.

)oward breakin$ this strate$y of domination# the numerous

outsider cartels directed the unprecedented deployment of atomic

weaponry. hen the initial threat was matched with a o'iet

duplicate of atomic weaponry# the $ame was locked in 7che6ue.

eein$ that this maneu'er did not succeed in brin$in$ Hamer to

the consortium# the * was directed toward de'elopin$ morepowerful weaponry. )hermonuclear de'ices were the fri$htenin$

result# an une(pected and horrifyin$ outcome of the unleashed

scientific consortium. )here bein$ no theoretical limit to the

effecti'e destructi'e e(tent of such weaponry# the de'elopment

and deployment of no'el weapons became a prime objecti'e

throu$hout the 7*old ar. ,n the face of 7Mutual ssured

9estruction scenarios# priority was e'entually re'ised in the

de'elopment of tactical weapons which permitted post1war

occupation. -eutron bombs were tested to satisfaction durin$ this

time period# a small spin off of patented de'ices whose

descriptions ha'e been recently unearthed.

RU#!RS

)he unfortunate mention of a few misunderstood military technolo$ies has flooded society with conspiratorial issues#

suspicions and rumors ha'in$ no real foundation. ,n such a fear1

ruled atmosphere there can be no true objecti'ity# no serious

scientific discussion. ,n order to allay the fundamental fears which

ha'e been incited by all too numerous and o'er enthused writers#



this article on H!" has been composed. hat we re6uire is

factual clarification.

"atent retrie'al re6uires historical scope# otherwise an o'er1

e(cited response will produce con'oluted misinterpretations. )his

is precisely what has happened in discussin$ H!". )herefore# a

brief summary of military achie'ements in the hi$h1tech realm

may be fittin$# )he lar$e1scale demonstrations of plutonium and

hydro$en bombs brou$ht the disco'ery of a new and une(pected

phenomenon. lectroma$netic "ulse# or M" phenomena#

became the focal point of intense military interest. !emember who

was directin$ the military pro$ress in these endea'ors. )hou$h weha'e deep interests in the natural phenomena which attended

such e(perimentation# please recall the patrona$e behind these

tests.

)he M" phenomenon su$$ested a new weapons potential

which could be used in a limited strike scenario. )he techni6ue

would not re6uire lar$e yield nuclear weapons# and seemed a

plausible route to pursue. timulatin$ a powerful and decisi'ely destructi'e M" across any military opposition# M"@s reachin$

se'eral thousand amperes were powerful and penetratin$ enou$h

to bum out electronics packa$es and power $rids in a sin$le

instant. M" potentials were deri'ed from $round induced rin$

currents beneath the risin$ plasma of any small nuclear blast. )he

essential feature was that M"s could not be blocked. ,n this#

military reco$ni%ed a new weaponry.

Military researchers 6uickly de'eloped controlled M"

de'ices and techni6ues throu$hout the years between DBE0 and

DB40# the details of which are $i'en in my forthcomin$

book# 7ecrets of *old ar )echnolo$y F "roject H!" and

&eyond. pecial techni6ues for enhancin$ M" action were

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in'esti$ated. Military deployed new non1nuclear de'ices in

identical research themes# dispersin$ ioni%able chemicals throu$h

hi$h aerial detonations. (periments performed with these

artificial plasma clouds were desi$ned to test a 'ariety of weaponsobjecti'es. )hese techni6ues were discarded with the de'elopment

and deployment of satellites# ineffecti'e 7o'er the hori%on and

other such 7back1scatter !9! techni6ues bein$ replaced by

optical reconnaissance.

9isco'erin$ that aerial plasma clouds could destroy short1

wa'e reception for hours and days if necessary# military

e(perimenters e(perimented with ionospheric 7heaters for atime. )hese were found capable of deli'erin$ controlled shortwa'e

blackouts for sustained periods. Military frowned upon the

monstrous station re6uired in supportin$ such techni6ues. s

weapons# their e(cessi'e e(pense and si%e rendered them easy

7first strike tar$ets. )hese too fell into obsolescent disuse with the

deployment of se'eral satellite deployed beam weapons. 9urin$

the 9, period# military was $i'en command to launch weapons1

ready orbital platforms# and deployed sur'eillance and

reconnaissance satellites in a continual 'olley of pri'ate missile

launches.

"lease reco$ni%e that the technical biblio$raphic reser'oir

$i'es us the only reasonable basis for assessin$ and e'aluatin$

projects such as H!". )echnolo$ical de'elopments of this

ma$nitude are attended by a $reat host of research reports and

ancillary e(perimental proceedin$s. Historically released

publications represent those thousands who ha'e had empirical

knowled$e of real e6uipment. )he difficulty of tamperin$ with

such a densified biblio$raphy is inestimable. 9eliberate

eradication of such biblio$raphies by intelli$ence a$encies has



ne'er been completely successful# the indolence and relati'e

apathy of the populace bein$ a dependable enou$h deterrent to

possible security leaks.

-o sin$le intelli$ence a$ency can e(ercise manipulations to

the de$ree that e'ery sin$le report may be altered or eradicated.

+reedom of e(pression rules in the older biblio$raphies# pro'ided

you are able to yet obtain them at all# ,t is throu$h the

biblio$raphic manifold of 'isionary tunnels that the astute analyst

discerns the ra%or ed$e of truth. ,n addition# the e(amination of

numerous military funded technical reports always places the

pri'ate analyst on alert. )hose a$encies who prepare and publishtheir official reports are as dubious as those who compile

conspiracy theories. nd writers who doubt both $roups are held

opened to the 'ery same accusations eekin$ the balance# one

strikes a curious pose. )ethered on a jeweled pi'ot between

military releases and conspiracy theories# one seeks a clear ima$e

of sunli$ht in a hall of mirrors. &ut one fact is clear and remains.

ll publications ser'e as markers ad points on which we may focus

discussion. ,n this# we ha'e a le'er which can indeed mo'e the

world of secrecy.

Ha'in$ anticipated the social turbulence which

surrounds 3DD5projects such as H!"# military journalists ha'e

been hard a work carefully selectin$ certain hard technical data for

publication. Hundreds of declassified pa$es ha'e been dispatched

throu$h the ,-)!-). ,t is a simple and effecti'e means for

powerfully silencin$ potentially irascible intellectuals. *uriously it

is the military who are a$ain in position to step in and act as the

7'oice of reason. Ges# amid the oceans of fear and suspicion which

hi$hly classified projects ha'e stimulated# the military itself

emer$in$ as the 'ery epitome of honesty and beneficent authority.



)he military prose writers ha'e succeeded in usin$ the social

paranoia which they themsel'es ha'e tri$$ered to their own best

ad'anta$e.

&ut the real direction toward which military ad'isement has

pro$ressed is no hideous co'ert plot to mind1manipulate the

nation. hat lies at the root of H!" is a mundane business

arran$ement which the all too elaborate paranoia has typically and

completely misinterpreted. )he $reat and monstrous fear which

has been e'oked amon$ the intellectuals actually centers around a

business foray which the military has been commanded to de'elop

by e(ecuti'e command. ,t is therefore in this li$ht that we willunra'el the H!" issue. hat conspiratorialists so fear and

suspect is delusional. Hysteria is not the atmosphere proper to the

deliberation and e(trication of facts. Hysteria blocks the pursuit of

clear thinkin$. H!" is about "ower# *ontrol# and Money.

-othin$ more. ne must break throu$h the fear which

conspiratorialists are wea'in$. Aet the facts.

EAS"%UN

hy ha'e discussions on H!" become so redundant and

con'oluted that the entire discussion has been rendered

incomprehensible2 )he writers of sensational conspiracy books

ha'e 'ery i$norantly admi(ed a $reat number of completely

unrelated patents to$ether. )he basic assumption that all of these

separate and distinct patents ha'e been combined to form H!" be$an as the erroneous conception of a sin$le researcher.

"ulsed !9!# &eam eapons# ;+# ubsurface

)omo$raphy# o'er the hori%on !9!# Aamma !ay detectors:

only a complete incompetent would e'er assume that these



patents are 'a$uely related. +urther idiocy is re6uired to belie'e

that any sin$le system could deli'er such a mena$erie of

potentials. 'en ".). &arnum would ha'e blushed before

presentin$ such an outlandish set of promises. )he fact thatcertain writers of the conspiracy camp ha'e so admi(ed these

indicates the de$ree to which the absurdity has been e(panded.

H!" has nothin$ to do with any of the conspiratorial topics

whatsoe'er# as a precursory e(amination of the photo$raphic

e'idence should teach. hat is re6uired of scholars entails a

proper and thorou$h classification of each of the distinct patents

rele'ant to H!". =nfortunately we do not ha'e the entire series

of patents which ha'e been collected and collated in these re$ards#so we can ne'er a$ree with those who claim to ha'e alone so. &ut ,

ha'e found better than the patents which support the H!"

thesis which so many acclaim. , ha'e found patents which pro'e

that H!" cannot possibly be any kind of weapon# a dia$nostic

de'ice# a sur'eillance system# or a superior communications

technolo$y.

;ook at the photo$raphs. (amine the e'idence before your

eyes. -one of the cited patents on 'arious radar systems apply

here at all. ;ook at the array ee what is before your eyes. !adar

heaters2 H!" does not include such features. )here are no H+

structures anywhere in si$ht. liminate the hysteria# block out the

conspiratorial noise which blinds your eyes. hat do you see2

"erhaps you do not see because the writers of the more hysterical

accounts concernin$ H!"# symbolists and story1tellers of the

subconscious# ha'e no real information to share. ne needs an

historical# not an hysterical continuity to $ain the sin$le

o'erwhelmin$ e'idence concernin$ the ,!,. *ompetent technical

libraries contain much of the data which precedes each of the

separate radio technolo$ies. )he biblio$raphy dealin$ with radio



technolo$y is replete with e(amples of projects like H!".

,ndeed# one finds a biblio$raphy so well documented that to make

such otherwise blunderin$ commentary bewilders the

ima$ination. "his HAAR$ has no strin&s'

Most of the systems rele'ant toward $ainin$ such

understandin$ were de'eloped prior to orld ar ,,. "rojects

e(actly like H!" ha'e already been established and discarded

before DB0 )e(ts on M"# ;+# and !9! flood the technical

shel'es. )he information# opened and declassified# is waitin$ to be

read. , ha'e recently finali%ed an immense file on such topics as to

completely re'olutioni%e all serious subse6uent discussion onH!" and other secret technolo$ies. )his title will comprise a

second# more technically oriented publication on topics which

reach far beyond H!".

*ritical comprehension of H!" does not re6uire

e(amination of the astlund patents. )hat supposed base on

which "roject H!" was framed has little to do with the actual

de'ice in Aakona# laska. )he astlund patents present such aconfusin$ assortment of components and proposals that serious

scholars are immediately suspicious. )he de'ice demanded by 9r.

astlund boasts se'eral completely contradictory applications.

ne reads that the fully operational system will 7modify weather

patterns . . . deran$e incomin$ missiles . . . focus sunli$ht on

distant areas . . . lift enormous sections of atmosphere to

unprecedented hei$hts . . . create stron$ updrafts . . . e'acuate

atmospheric re$ions . . . tar$et specific locales to produce

drou$ht . . . stimulate ;+ si$nals in the chumann natural

wa'e$uide . . . a duplication of )esla techni6ues.

&y this description# H!" seems to be the $reatest and

most prolific technolo$ical work of the )wentieth *entury# the



wonder and acme of modern co'ert science Ges# the astlund

patents must be the mar'el of this a$e# since so many additional

attributes ha'e been daily appearin$ under the topic headline. ,n

actually readin$ this patent description# one would ima$ine that9r. astlund has found the 'ery ;amp of laddin. )he

conspiratorialists ha'e inferred that this patent $roup is made to

produce re$ional mind1manipulation techni6ues# resonant

disturbance of biorhythms# artificially dri'en circadian

cycles# 3DI5induced insomnia and neuroses# and paranoia and terror

psychotronics. , will not disallow that such weapons e(ist. &ut ,

will not allow readers to ima$ine that the astlund claims ha'e

any ability to achie'e these objecti'es. ,n fact# H!" has nothin$to do with these patents.

,n point of fact# the astlund patents were a series of $rant

proposals written durin$ the wanin$ days of 9,. 9esi$ned to

attract any potential Military or ner$y ,ndustry attention# this

patent series aimed only at findin$ a patron. )o be blunt# the

astlund patents lack both utility and merit. )he author did

nothin$ more# than 6uote the achie'ements of se'eral past

$eophysical researchers# claimin$ that his desi$n could do all that

and more. )he astlund patents are comprised of a te(tual slurry

which a brief readin$ clearly re'eals. )he whole of his patent

wrapper is a shameful multiplication of contradictions. )he

outlandish and self1a$$randi%in$ nature of claims made by 9r.

astlund pro'oked an honest patent e(aminer to refuse the

$rantin$ of license on first si$ht. )he reason for rejectin$ the

application was strai$htforward. 7)he in'ention as disclosed is

inoperati'e and therefore lacks utility. ur consistent opinion

remains in a$reement with this assessment H!" can achie'e

none of the proposed claims which conspiracy te(ts so freely

assert.



+urthermore# if these hysterical writers would only learn

their material better# they would reali%e that H!" has nothin$

at all to do with )esla )echnolo$y. H!" employs technolo$y

which )esla continually berated H!" is the 'ery antithesis of systems de'eloped by )esla# and only uses the )esla name as a

'ery effecti'e publicity bu%%word.

,f H!" has indeed achie'ed any of its aims# it certainly

has achie'ed the ori$inal $oal for which it was drafted. 9r.

astlund successfully attracted se'eral communities with 'ery

different a$endas. , do not for a moment belie'e that he e(pected

to e'er implement the plans which he so bombastically outlined inhis te(ts. ,ndeed# one must con$ratulate the public relations work

which preceded the ac6uisition of these patents. &ased on

en$ineerin$ finesse and scientific soundness# no such $ood fortune

should ha'e followed. "atents such as these ne'er merit more than

a critical few para$raphs in the journals. re any of these claims

ori$inal and new2 -o# not one. ach of his claims has already been

made by a $reat number of other $eophysicists throu$hout the

pre'ious decades. ,s there anythin$ about his system which is

creati'ely different or somehow ori$inal2 $ain# each component

of the astlund proposal represents a $reat number of patents

already in e(istence. )hese are patents which are sin$ularly

uninterestin$. hen compared with the newly unco'ered files# the

,!, actually appears 6uite bland and ineffecti'e

,n fact a precursory sur'ey of many other patents is

sufficient to re'eal workin$ systems and tested e(perimental

hardware capable of totally outstrippin$ the astlund proposal on

se'eral fronts. e emphasi%e the term 7proposal because

nowhere does the astlund de'ice e(ist in model form. proposal

paradin$ as a patent -e'er has such a precedent been set in



merican patent history. ne therefore 6uestions the means by

which such a fait accompli has been so successfully mana$ed. 9r.

astlund made his mark# and won his $rant

ne issue must be made crystal clear before my discussion

continues. )he assumption that the astlund patent $roup forms

the 'ery heart of H!" is completely unfounded. ther patents

support my assertion. *laimin$ this sin$le $roup of patents to be

the pi'otal technolo$y on which H!" is based# especially after

readin$ the te(tual descriptions and claims# is obscenely

embarrassin$. orse than this initial mess of misinformation are

those who lump the astlund patents to$ether with a host of completely different applications. *ompoundin$ error upon error#

it is then assumed that the astlund claims are the sole

contributors to the H!" "roject# which is an outri$ht lie and

misrepresentation. &ut these mis$i'in$s are useful in the search

concernin$ H!". )hey lead us to penetratin$ and more deeply

hidden truths.

*asual e(amination of the ad'isory committees surroundin$the H!" "roject does not $i'e us ade6uate additional

information. n the surface it appears that military# academic#

and commercial interests ha'e to$ether mer$ed their interests in

the "roject. &ecause of this tripartite structure# many ha'e

inferred the se'eral usually mentioned possibilities in connection

with H!". hy would such a hu$e and thorou$hly connected

con$lomerate as !aytheon be suddenly mo'ed to buy out the

astlund patents at all2 hat real 7merit did !aytheon see in

these ill1concei'ed and all too erudite soundin$ proposals2

+urthermore# was this small representati'e packa$e the only

$roup which !aytheon ac6uired in its 'ery ob'ious sur'ey2



RA("HE!N

s with so many other desi$ns# !aytheon ac6uired the ri$hts

to the astlund patents for a sin$ular de'elopmental purpose. )he

astlund patent collection certainly does not represent a systemcapable of achie'in$ any of its proposed applications. "re'ious

$eophysics research teams achie'ed what 9r. astlund claimed as

ori$inal. urely !aytheon did not wish to simply reproduce the list

of pre'ious $eophysical achie'ements &ut perhaps !aytheon was

interested in buyin$ out all the rele'ant astlund1like patents that

year simply because it had already decided to de'elop an ori$inal

system for other purposes. Jery 3D5lucrati'e purposes. ,n such a

case# we would then assume that !aytheon@s act of purchasin$ the

complete astlund patent series was an unintentional disclosure

of intent e would therefore ne'er e(pect the astlund patent to

appear at all in the !aytheon H!" project. ,n fact#

photo$raphic e'idence pro'es this assertion to be correct. -either

dia$rammatically nor descripti'ely# the ,!, has nothin$ at all in

common with the astlund disclosures. hose desi$n then is the

,!,2 nd why is it such an o'ertly poor e(ample of en$ineerin$desi$n2

)he astlund patent $roup was certainly not the only such

representati'e which !aytheon ac6uired when it 7swept the patent

floor. )his is common practice in business when one wishes to

eradicate potentially threatenin$ technolo$ies. )he concomitant

fact that !aytheon directed the actual buildin$ of H!" has

eliminated that scenario. hy then did !aytheon buy up all of these patents on ionospheric heaters2 &ecause it wishes to deploy

a weapon2 How ridiculous. eapons are deployed with no

permissions or re6uests. ,nfrin$ement suits do not occur when

military directed projects are concerned. &ut why did !aytheon#

me$alithic defense contractor# ac6uire such patents at all2



+urthermore# why did !aytheon form separate mana$ement

$roups for the de'elopment of its H!" "roject2 )he intense

military in'ol'ement surroundin$ H!" is always e6uated with

weapons research. ,ndeed# many ine(perienced analysts concludethat H!" is a weapons project on this basis alone. &ut it is no

such thin$. ne must e(amine the scenario in 6uestion before

jumpin$ to such prejudicial conclusions. hy is the military

o'erseein$ a commercial 'enture2 n whose behalf are such strict

research directi'es bein$ enforced2

)hose who read the military in'ol'ement in H!" as

proof of a secret weapons pro$ram ha'e not lo$$ed in theade6uate research time. Had they done so# they would ne'er ha'e

arri'ed at these pedantic and embarrassin$ conclusions. fter

multinational business initiates hi$h1tech projects# the military is

employed to or$ani%e and complete the project. &usiness

commands# military obeys. Military ad'isement necessarily forms

the heart of e'ery such project# whether it be toward the

de'elopment of weapons or pipelines. )he military keeps acti'e

files on all science professionals in the nation.

"aramilitary ,ntelli$ence studies the pro$ressi'e

de'elopment of specific indi'iduals. Military leadership o'ersees

e'ery aspect of such technical projects until completion for $ood

reasons# recruitin$ specific kinds of professional researchers from

the academic world. uch recruits are not always the hi$hest and

most e(emplary representati'es of their profession. )hey are often

7$reen to the military1academic system# often youn$ $raduates

with no prior e(perience in the trade. )he pay is too $ood to

refuse. Military con'ention has lon$ learned how to successfully

choose its professional liaisons# rejectin$ those hi$hly intelli$ent

indi'iduals whom they percei'e as unmana$eable security risks.



"rofessionals who e'entually reco$ni%e what they are de'elopin$

also reali%e that they themsel'es hold the hi$h card in a

multinational $ame plan. uch persons are ne'er desired.

+or this reason# a lar$e number of technically adept persons#

usually military trained# are massed to$ether in any one facility.

;ow le'el academic representati'es are carefully placed amon$

this mass of military technicians. "rofessionals who work well in

this 6uasi1military structure become familiar faces in

multinational initiati'es. -o one such professional is e'er

permitted to know too much of what the others are doin$.

cademic in'ol'ement in lar$e1scale projects e6uates with endlesse(penditures in time and money. ,n addition# professionals who

are absolutely needed place personal demands on $roups who

ha'e temporarily forsaken all ci'ilian pleasantries. )he

eccentricities of professorial employees ha'e traditionally been

6uashed at the moment of their e(pression by military leadership.

)his has produced le$endary separations between military and

academia. Military leadership dri'es each such project to its

conclusion# clippin$ the otherwise endless applications of useless

fascinations so typical of professorial researchers.

-either business nor military are in lo'e with the wonders of

nature# the mar'els of science# or the beauty of technolo$y. )heirs

is not an appreciation of the sublime# )hey want domination.

!ulership. "reeminence in the world. &ecause of this predilection#

military is $i'en monies with which to de'ise 7tactical means.

*artels demand sureties for their in'estment. ,n order to maintain

the imperial upper hand on behalf of its multinational employers#

military re6uires new weaponry. ,nternational ad'ersaries#

political amal$amation# are funded by warrin$ cartels. )he

hierarchy of business e(chan$es and strate$ies rises the populace



as a slurry pit for the mo'ement# e(traction# and multiplication of

profit. -othin$ more. &ein$ the commodity in this cruel use of our

li'es is the true source of our deepest sentiments of fear# distrust#

and hopelessness.

*ommercial in'ol'ements simply e6uate with lucrati'e

contracts and $o'ernment funded weapons 'entures. nd there

are of course those who admi( each of these in'ol'ement in 'aried

proportions# obtainin$ conclusions which ne'er reach resolution.

nd so the conspiracy theories continue spinnin$ their intri$ues#

all the while missin$ the ob'ious. )he fact that all of these

inferences comprise an incoherent pattern# one desi$ned tomisdirect the ima$ination# is stran$ely ne'er itself e(amined.

hile se'eral writers ha'e made much mention of the

military in strict connection with H!"# it is not the military

which directs or pursues projects such as H!" at all. +or all its

weaponry# its steely se'erity# its polished poise# its stripes and

banners# the military is but a tool in the hands of its masters. )he

military is a task oriented hierarchy# made to obey the commandsof a hi$hly bureaucratic le$islati'e branch# themsel'es recei'in$

dictatorial command from the multinationals. )here is no other

way to interpret the otherwise irrational military conflicts of our

time.

How many times has the $lo'ed hand been wielded for the

superlati'e $oals of altruism2 How much more has it not been

wielded in the selfish brutality of imperialistic control2 )hemilitary hand is now simply a tool to effect possession of forei$n

resources. )o co'er this function# elaborate intelli$ence

operations 3DK5set up the $ame board for public witness. ne cannot

occupy a nation which does not appear to be a threat# in order to

sei%e and use its resources. ,ndeed# e'ery war since orld ar ,,



has had only financial objecti'es first in mind. ealth# power#

control# re$ulation# and technolo$y. )hese are the rulin$

principalities in the bureaucratic hierarchate. $encies bow in

homa$e to these stone idols. ,f there is money and power to be$ained in a potential market technolo$y# then any outlandish

project will be entertained# funded# and deployed. )he =nited

tates Ao'ernment has traditionally employed their military

hierarchy when desperate to achie'e a technolo$ical objecti'e.

Military in turn implements its stern mi$ht in both seekin$

potential projects# recruitin$ the 'ery best researchers# and

deployin$ the most e(pensi'e e(perimental apparatus.

I!N!S$HERIC RESEARCH INS"RU#EN"

H!" is a project whose taff and ad'isement council

ha'in$ been determined by "hillips ;aboratories Lir +orce and

the -!; directly. &uilt on the laskan -orth lope near Aakona#

the 7,onospheric !esearch ,nstrument is built on land which is

owned by the 9epartment of 9efense. +or this reason alone many ine(perienced scholars ha'e concluded that the ,!, is a weapons

project. -othin$ can be further from the truth. hen one is

de'elopin$ a re'olutionary technolo$y# ha'in$ potential

entan$lements and infrin$ements from commercial and pri'ate

sectors# one sweeps the patent floor. ere !aytheon operatin$ on

behalf of a military weapons project# they would ne'er ha'e called

attention to themsel'es in purchasin$ these ri$hts. )herefore#

!aytheon@s in'ol'ement in H!" is a mystifyin$ commercial

'enture. )he seemin$ly si%able payments paid out when ac6uirin$

potential contestants is infinitesimal when compared with the

projected profits of a re'olutionary new commercial technolo$y.



pen your eyes and see what the photo$raphs tell. )he first

impression reminds the trained eye of a power $rid. ;ook at the

intertan$led array of H+ structures. )he ,!, as presently

established consists of a primary H+ transmitter field# anassembla$e of H+ antennas# and a host of sophisticated dia$nostic

e6uipment. )he ,!, itself is owned by !aytheon# mana$ed throu$h

1ystems# and constructed by "ower )echnolo$ies ,ncorporated

L"),. (amination of the photo$raphic e'idence is thorou$hly

disappointin$. )he H!" site is not the monstrous multi1$abled

structure which befits the hysterical claims. pitiful assembla$e

of frail upri$hts and cross wires# the scene resembles those

monstrous arrays of Marconi a'e !adio. -othin$ appears no'elor inspired. total of D80 towers will comprise the ,!,. ach

tower stands 4I feet hi$h the lot on which this fastidious

assembly stands co'ers a acre field# ha'in$ dimensions D000 by

DI00 feet. ach tower is founded on a DI by DN foot rectan$ular

base# spaced 80 feet apart. o much for the physical dimensions.

)esla achie'ed much more with less space.

,n its current phase# the ,!, is unfinished F the

9e'elopmental "rototype L9" consists of K8 antenna elements# of

which only D8 are currently acti'e. ach of the towers support a

double crossed dipole. ne dipole set operates from I.8 to 4

Me$acycles# the other set operates from 4 to l0 Me$acycles.

&eneath the entire 'ertical array of the proposed ,!, will be a

acre copper screen. "oised on insulators DN feet abo'e the $round#

'ehicle access to the 'arious shelters is facilitated# "rime electric

power for the ,!, is pro'ided by si( diesel dri'en I.N Me$awatt

$enerators. !adio ener$y for the hu$e assembly is deri'ed from

transmitters which are housed in 0 separate shelters spread

across the acrea$e. ach shelter contains E pairs of D0 ?ilowatt



transmitters. 'en in its completed phase the ,!, will be

bombastic and ineffectual.

Jertical radiations from this array are phased controlled to

produce circular polari%ations. )he 'ertical beam can be skewed

and therefore aimed toward 'arious compass headin$s# a process

which diminishes the effecti'e ener$etic cross1section at the tar$et

site. )he ,!, can focus its radiant ener$y to a ti$ht point in 'arious

selected ionospheric strata. *oncentrated radio ener$y from the

,!, is fre6uency directed into these specified strata. )here the

ener$y is absorbed in a layer a few hundred meters thick# a

process which re6uires deeper e(amination. &ut morefundamental and immediate 6uestions need be asked here. hat

is the ,!,# and why was it built2

)he time for e(tensi'e e(penditures on new weapons

projects commenced with 9, in DB8 and was discontinued by

the end of the same decade. hile the di'er$ent applications of

the ,!, ha'e been mentioned# it is rather ob'ious that this hu$e

test facility is no weapon. *itin$ functions by which the ,!, caneffect controlled conju$ate auroral storms alon$ lon$itude lines

Lpoised so close to ma$netic north# the ,!, can concei'ably

tri$$er such storms as far as the south pole )he mirror effect

binds ener$i%ed particles between fi(ed ma$netic reflection points.

s a potential means for effectin$ auroral storms# the ,!, is an

unlikely candidate for a functionin$ weapons system of any

dependability. &ut considerin$ the ,!, to be a beam weapons

system is part of the repertoire of paranoia# an anachronistic and

foolhardy e'aluation. hy would the military spend billions on so

lar$e and unwieldy a tar$et as the ,!, if it were a weapon2 )he ,!,

cannot achie'e weapons objecti'es. -either can it launch clustered



particle beams alon$ the $eoma$netic field lines to specific tar$ets.

)o be sure# the ,!, is no weapons project.

,n a more beni$n function# military releases ha'e mentioned

the ,!, in conjunction with sur'eillance technolo$y. &ut the ,!, is

no mere military listenin$ post. )he o'erwhelmin$ number of

military satellites can do far better in the sur'eillance arena. )hose

who claim that 7deep earth tomo$raphy is a possible application

of the ,!, ha'e much to learn in basic physics. !ecall that ;+

wa'elen$ths literally span continents. How are such wa'es to be

employed in a techni6ue which would seek out the detail of

7subterraneanOtunnels2 uch tomo$raphy re6uires the projectionof wa'es 'ery much more minute than infrared. )hose who cite

;+ methods in this respect simply do not understand the nature

of ;+ and its inability to re'eal such detail. a'es this lar$e can

define nothin$ smaller than their 3DN5own dimensions. How then

can they resol'e small subterranean tunnels beneath an e6ually

small $eo$raphic section2 nly P1!ay or Aamma !ay technolo$ies

can achie'e these objecti'es with hi$hest efficiency.

*onclusions such as these are e'idence of unfortunate

misdirected and unschooled %eal amon$ those who are easily

dissuaded from obser'in$ the ob'ious. 9eep earth tomo$raphy

can be accomplished by orbital means with far $reater definition

and access. ll surface# submer$ed# or entrenched installations

re6uire the penetratin$ $a%e of more powerful emissions. &ut the

well documented and patented techni6ues of P1!ay and Aamma

!ay technolo$y will ha'e been discussed# and will be a'ailable

alon$ with my forthcomin$ patent collection L7ecrets of *old ar

)echnolo$y ,,: 9eclassified "atents of the *old ar and 9,.

&esides openin$ a $reat many debates on the obsolescence of

e'ery residual radiowa'e technolo$y# we are left with a clear path

throu$h which to understand H!"# a desi$n which is by no

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means the most ultimate representation of its class. ,t is in fact a

'ery poorly desi$ned e(ample of lar$e1scale influence1type

transmitters.

hile the ,!, is an e(pensi'e e(perimental station whose

data can be used toward the de'elopment of se'eral distinct

systems in the future# it is clearly an attempt in a sin$ular

direction. )he ,!, has been recently hailed as a 7dia$nostic tool

ha'in$ multiple e(perimental applications. &ut what is the chief

application of the ,!,2 hat do our e'aluations finally conclude2

)he one military release which attracts my attention is the least

mentioned throu$hout the literature of hysteria. ,t is the onedescription which accurately matches the e(istin$ structure in

Aakona. , am surprised that so few of the more prolifically 'erbal

researchers ha'e focused their more scholarly attentions thereto.

U"I%I"(

,ssues of the $ame become more complicated as efforts to

achie'e domination of world resources intensify. ,n this re$ime of

weapons proliferation between warrin$ cartels# both the =nited

tates and the o'iet =nion were dri'en to the point of economic

failure. mid the proliferation of hi$h1tech weapons systems and

erudite scientific research# an e'er present and obsolescent

commodity was ele'ated to the le'el of demi$od. il became the

world central focus# in a most curious manner# fi(in$ all eyes on

the ancient heart of ci'ili%ation. il dro'e e'ery sophisticatedpersonality back to a desert where descendants of shepherds

became self1style royalty. )he charades were ludicrous. !oads in

deserts built in circles so that sheiks could be chauffeured in air

conditioned ustin1Martins. *artels patiently endured the



fri'olities of this mas6ue# while deliberatin$ their own means for

undoin$ the une(pected new $ame players.

Hamer had already outbalanced this new 'ariable with his

own oil fields in the -orth tlantic. Ha'in$ funded a new deep

well offshore technolo$y# Hamer himself had become the major

opposition to "*. How curious that# with his death# both the

&erlin wall and the o'iet !e$ime 'ery swiftly came to an end. )he

world was suddenly not a one1sided $ame board where

imperialistic ideolo$ies could e(ist unchallen$ed. )here are many

others who came to play the $ame# and played it 'ery well. ,n all of

this# )echnolo$y emer$ed as the sin$ular decisi'e means forachie'in$ dominations in world markets. &usiness makes its

demands. Military or$ani%es. )echnolo$y produces.

ars need not in'ol'e the rumble of military mi$ht at all.

new technolo$y may emer$e# threatenin$ the stability of some

cartel. ,n such scenarios it has been con'enient to assassinate the

potential new technolo$ical dictator and undo the technolo$y. ,n

other cases# the re'erse may actually occur. n the surface# thecondition is simply determined by those who hold the capital. ,f

there are factions whose domination of a resource has wearied

other cartels# then a new 'enture will be sou$ht to undo those

dominations.

)echnolo$ical creation of new markets has not always been

pursued by world major cartels. tability and status 6uo has been

the theme of all in'estors for nearly a century. ,n'estments aremade and secured. )hey are not tested in the fields of 'enture. &ut

technolo$y is the 7wild card. )echnolo$y destabili%es the status

6uo. ,rrepressible technolo$ical pro$ress has not been permitted

to fulfill its e(pression in the world. )hose who demanded a halt to

pro$ress mana$ed to silence the wonder for a time. -e'ertheless#



a situation has now presented itself where e'en the cartels ha'e

demanded a world re'olution in technolo$y.

;et us suppose there e(isted a cartel whose total domination

of a resource had $rown so uncontrollable that it threatened e'ery

other e(istin$ business. -ow suppose that the other cartels ha'e

reali%ed that the essential dominatin$ resource itself supplies an

obsolescent technolo$y. !eali%in$ that the dissolution of the

obsolescent technolo$y spells defeat for the dominatin$ supplier#

all the threatened cartels will band to$ether to de'elop 3DE5a new

and superior substitute. il is the resource whose re'enues ha'e

$i'en an underde'eloped handful such total dominatin$ power inthe world. )he powerful enemies of this dominatin$ influence

ha'e reco$ni%ed the essential weakness in this resource as a fuel.

"erhaps the eradication of re'olutionary technolo$y is no lon$er

profitable. ther world cartels ha'e had enou$h of "*# its

flowin$ white robes# its intolerance# its sneerin$ 'oices# and world1

rulin$ policies. )he attendant terrorist acti'ities do not endear

these persons to uropean multinationals. )he other world cartels

ha'e found a new 'enture which will dethrone oil and make untold

wealth for themsel'es. H!" is their "roject. &ut e(actly what is

the "roject# and what are its real capabilities2

ince the official termination of 9,# new ener$y projects

ha'e had far $reater le'els of classification and importance. ,n the

past# patent e(aminers were directed by pri'ateers to screen all

ener$y de'ices. )he moti'e durin$ that pur$e was elimination. )he

continual rejection of ener$y de'ices forced the nation to accept an

inferior technolo$y and a subordinated science. )he pri'ately

'iewed wonders of those powerful early ener$y de'ices tau$ht a far

superior science to a few. +rom that period onward# internal

stru$$les amon$ warrin$ bureaucratic factions has prompted a



new search. +or ener$y de'ices to ha'e bureaucratic utility# the

heart of control and re$ulation must be satisfied.

,nstallations must be lar$e# costly# and distant. )he secrets

of such a science need not be too erudite# just physically unfeasible

and inaccessible. s pre'iously emphasi%ed# in its present form

the ,!, has nothin$ in common with the astlund patents.

-othin$ whatsoe'er. Cud$in$ from the patents alone# the astlund

thesis has not been achie'ed in Aakona. ,t is in fact 6uite ob'ious

that others ha'e taken this proposal and made it into a thin$

which no lon$er resembles the ori$inal. o where is the merit2

hat compels the $o'ernment to co'er itself with the military# while in'estin$ such hea'y fortunes in the astlund proposal2

hat do certain a$encies see in the astlund patents2 hat is it

about this system which so enamors the se'eral jointly en$a$ed

parties2

+uel and ener$y themes ha'e historically pro'en themsel'es

to be the central focus of power and control durin$ this latter half

of the )wentieth *entury. bundant proof of this is found in theopened forum which the media ha'e $ranted us. 9isplayin$ e'ery

fuel imperiali%in$ military maneu'er# we ha'e recently witnessed

countless o'er1indul$ent occupations of underde'eloped oil1rich

nations. ,f this is not true# then why is such a propa$anda

campai$n o'er1emphasi%in$ the dan$er of minuscule and

insi$nificant sheikdoms which till the Middle ast2 )he lo'e of

;iberty2 +uel and ner$y dri'e the relentless wheels and maintain

the precious *ontrol. ner$y is the demand. ner$y is the sin$le

most 'aluable commodity. nd of all ener$y supply# the

$eneration of electricity is the most profitable.

,t is ob'ious that the ,!, has been deployed in the

northlands to achie'e a 'ery specific and tantali%in$ objecti'e. ,f it



were not so# then the present desi$n which we see would ne'er

ha'e been $i'en fundin$. )he *aribbean recibo facility could

certainly ha'e been outfitted with more powerful radar

transmitters# and could ha'e focused more heat on the ionospherethan the ,!, can e'er hope to produce. ,n this li$ht# the 'ery

construction of the ,!, was a needless e(pense. &ut recibo does

not ha'e the northern access for which the ,!, has been

specifically based. ,n the words of the releases# the ,!, 7stimulates

and controls plasma processes in the northern auroral %one. )his

is the most clarified comment made by the military press releases

F the 'ery one least fa'ored by the popular writers. ,t is the 'ery

item upon which they continually stumble# the one which they reject.

;ook at the sheer si%e of the ,!,. hy the enormous surface

area2 hat has !aytheon already pro'en# and what are they

hopin$ to perfect2 (amine the e'idence. hy is the ,!, so close

to ma$netic north2 )he answer to this 6uestion is the secret# the

'ery heart of the H!" "roject: )he Hi$h +re6uency cti'e

uroral !esearch "ro$ram. hy build so 'ast a station beneath

the auroral rin$2 nd what does !aytheon want from the urora

&orealis2

)AC"S

?nowin$ the facts is neither concession nor willin$ness to

accept H!" technolo$y. f this# make no mistake. e do notendorse# appro'e# or applaud this infernal deployment. ?nowin$

the facts is not affirmin$ the ri$ht of military en$ineers to

continue deployin$ such projects. &ut knowin$ the facts empowers

our confidence in relin6uishin$ concern o'er a technolo$y which#

it will be learned# cannot wreak the en'ironmental destructions



which certain production crews are usin$ to best lucrati'e

ad'anta$e. 9o not allow yourself to be used by conspiracy writers.

)hey rely on your hysterical response for their success. Gou need

facts. nd only historical facts will clear the issues. ur scienceteaches that H!" is not the threat which natural forces

themsel'es represent. )he fury of 'ulcanism and the monstrous

potentials innate to solar flares so dwar'es H!" and the ,!, as

to banish all concern in the hysterical claims made by uninformed

others. well supplied biblio$raphy informs me that 6ualitati'e

science has answers to 6uestions $ermane to the discussion of

H!" and the en'ironment.

+inally# concern is tempered by knowled$e. ,t is an item

which does not easily become common hysteria. )he loss of

discipline in research slips into hysteria. tatements made in

i$norance cannot be accepted with the $ra'ity and concern so

'ehemently projected by the hysterical conspiratorial writers.

)here is nothin$ co'ert in H!" which cannot be clearly

affirmed throu$h careful and meticulous study of the recently

ac6uired patents. )he historical biblio$raphy pro'ides e'ery clear

de'elopmental path which led to these present desi$ns.

treasure1house filled with innumerable $em1studded ra'ines# we

find the repetiti'e patterns crossin$ and recrossin$ in continual

affirmations. )hese kinds of illuminated studies alone re'eal the

empirically discerned truths re$ardin$ both super hi$h power

microwa'e projectors and hi$h power ;+ de'ices.



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