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Originally posted by murphyhurtme
or maybe not? either way you have to admit saying the government is causing earth quakes and tsunamis and hurricanes and whatnot sounds a little odd. i think a more likely culprit would be, i don't know the sun or something. maybe the moon? ocean?
[edit on 3/13/2010 by murphyhurtme]
Originally posted by Donny 4 million
reply to post by Maybe...maybe not
I told you not to let your dog pull on that string attached to the HAARP transmitters.
Originally posted by Titen-Sxull
reply to post by Donny 4 million
The reason people cannot make any progress in swaying you from your stance is because your stance is one of blind faith arrogantly and ignorantly standing against simple logic and fact all the while claiming the facts are on your side and that your version of the truth is absolute. Sort of reminiscent of a religious zealot.
As I said numerous times in my posts, show irrefutable evidence of your extraordinary claims and the scientific community will have to come clean.
Edit to Add: There is no evidence that Russia or China have earthquake machines or weather control machines. There is some evidence that governments would want to control weather if they could but no evidence at all that they have made any breakthroughs. If multiple countries had this theoretical technology we'd see earthquakes and storms on a constant basis being used to easily cripple enemy nations far faster than a Nuclear attack. We would not expect to see isolated quakes in countries we have no reason to attack taking place along known faultlines.
[edit on 13-3-2010 by Titen-Sxull]
Originally posted by davesidious
reply to post by DARKCYDE_CROWLEY
Why? Scientists know exactly what it can be used to perform, and they aren't scared. HAARP isn't doing anything the Sun doesn't do 24/7, on a fantastically larger scale.
The only reason to be scared of HAARP is ignorance.
reply to post by Decoy
There's no evidence at all to suggest it's capable of anything other than heating a tiny, tiny part of the Ionosphere directly above the facility. None.
Originally posted by Decoy
reply to post by Maybe...maybe not
How so? 'Succinctly and accurately' needs a wee-bit more data to support the repetition, I feel.
Decoy
Originally posted by Decoy
reply to post by Maybe...maybe not
How so? Just seems bouncing around a question is just that -- bouncing around.
Decoy
Originally posted by davesidious
reply to post by highlyoriginal
There can be no evidence, as the equipment at HAARP, and its abilities, are well understood by scientists the world over.
Replace "HAARP" with "a cheese sandwich", and you'll see how silly all these claims sound, as both are just as capable as each other of causing earthquakes and influencing other natural disasters.