Haarp causing earthquakes?

reply to post by dethduck


Could be, i dont think HAARP is causing EQs, but im curious to why someone thinks so.

Maestro.haarp is down - rest of the haarp site is functioning.

I still havent gotten any good arguments as to why haarp would be causing eqs... sorry..

reply to post by Essan


Ultra Low frequences can move an object. So, USA has high tech and and can perform that. 1/2 century before, there was A bomb, why not artificials earthquakes 1/2 century later ?

reply to post by Essan


Of course i kow HAARP is real. Maybe i didnt state myself clear enough. Im interested in evidence of HAARP causing Eqs. And why.

I also wonder why people seem to believe this.

I know Haarp is real. I dont doubt that. I only doubt it causing EQs. Whats so very horrific about HAARP?

reply to post by Moxiaty


I can't give you the answer you are looking for, only point you to some sites that might help explain. Of course you could just do this yourself using Google.

www.viewzone.com...

reply to post by Moxiaty


I just explained why it causes earthquakes. Did you and everyone else skip my post or something? Seems to happen quite often when I post information and it annoys me. Here is what I said.

It sends 1 billion watts of microwave energy up into the atmosphere to collide with the ionosphere, causing a massive rebound of energy that slams back into the Earth and disrupts the tectonic plates, resulting in earthquakes. Several credible people have investigated it and confirmed it to be real technology that is capable of such destruction. HAARP has a facility in Alaska and performs atmospheric experiments quite frequently.

kauilapele.wordpress.com... n-yen-to-feds/

herpderp HAARP is causing Earthquakes, even though Earthquakes happen all the time...

Originally posted by Condemned0625
reply to post by Moxiaty

 

I just explained why it causes earthquakes. Did you and everyone else skip my post or something? Seems to happen quite often when I post information and it annoys me. Here is what I said.

It sends 1 billion watts of microwave energy up into the atmosphere to collide with the ionosphere, causing a massive rebound of energy that slams back into the Earth and disrupts the tectonic plates, resulting in earthquakes. Several credible people have investigated it and confirmed it to be real technology that is capable of such destruction. HAARP has a facility in Alaska and performs atmospheric experiments quite frequently.

kauilapele.wordpress.com... n-yen-to-feds/

I didnt see it, but now i see it. I understand that it its annoying to be overlooked.

I still cant see that this is a real reason. It sounds like a decent explanation but its no proof. I'll read the link you and everyone has posted.

Whats credible in someones eye, might not be in others..

reply to post by Moxiaty


Some of the HAARP employees confirmed it. They're the ones who truly know how their electric grids and microwave technologies work. 1 billion watts of microwaves is an enormous amount of energy and is more than enough to cause an earthquake. I even have official pdf documents that explain how it all works. It also uses radio waves, which is the main frequency it uses for most experiments. The earthquakes could only have been caused by a massive microwave burst if HAARP is responsible.

reply to post by Condemned0625


Probably because it's a load of rubbish.

1 billion watts is a made up figure... the maximum output of the Alaska facility is 3.6 megawatts.

reply to post by Chadwickus

1 billion watts is a made up figure...

Are you absolutely certain?

the maximum output of the Alaska facility is 3.6 megawatts.

That you know of. They can still do much experimentation with 3.6 million watts. If they can produce 1 billion watts of microwave energy, then that type of power is certainly sufficient for causing earthquakes.

reply to post by Condemned0625


Pretty certain.

I think we'd hear about the billion watts of power amongst the hundreds of papers written about HAARP.

reply to post by Chadwickus


Is there anyone who knows why HAARP came to be such an object of conspiracy?

Recently, or in 2009 i think it was, a norwegian journalist said he was really a politican, that he was part of something called "Project camelot" where the norwegian goverment was building arcs around the world, specially in Svalbard for the seedbank. It also had something to do with HAARP. That was actually the first time i heard about it - and i never thought anymore about it untill i came here... :.-)

reply to post by Moxiaty


I think you missed my sarcasm

The only evidence that HAARP causes earthquakes is the fact that HAARP exists and earthquakes occur.

The rest is fantasy. Although the really interesting point that no-one can answer is: if recent major earthquakes have all been caused by HAARP, then why have there not been any recent natural major earthquakes? Or does it mean the US Govt also has an anti-earthquake machine that prevents them occurring?

Psst...
Little known fact.
HAARP killed JFK.

reply to post by Chadwickus


current.com...

haarp.net...

You can find it when you search for it. I'm currently decrypting password-protected HAARP documents that I obtained.

reply to post by Moxiaty


It started in 1995 when Nick Begich published Angels Don't Play This HAARP. However, the book was filled with pseudoscience and patents that have nothing to do with HAARP. Furthermore, at the time Begich's book was published, HAARP was only capable of producing several hundred watts of energy. Even at its current output of 3.6 mW it isn't capable of doing what Begich claims. Another fun fact about Begich is that he claims to be a doctor, but the "school" his diploma is from is a diploma mill, where for a fee you too could be a doctor.

reply to post by Essan


Ah, sorry
so hard to get sarcasm over ze interwebs sometimes.. ;-)

Originally posted by Moxiaty
I've searched the forum for this, and i see lots of people thinking haarp causes eqs. What i DONT see is explanations or evidence of this.

Thats why im making this thread, in hope someone can tell me how haarp could cause eqs and other catastrophes. Also, why would it?

S.

What research have you done on the subject? Often I find forums just a jumping off point for my own research.

reply to post by Condemned0625

Yes. If they could produce 1 billion watts of microwave energy it would indeed be impressive. But the ionospheric heater cannot produce even 1 watt of microwave energy, it produces high frequency radio energy.

There is a radar unit though. It uses microwave frequencies to look out for aircraft in the vicinity. It puts out 60 kW.

Originally posted by Xcalibur254
reply to post by Moxiaty

 

It started in 1995 when Nick Begich published Angels Don't Play This HAARP. However, the book was filled with pseudoscience and patents that have nothing to do with HAARP. Furthermore, at the time Begich's book was published, HAARP was only capable of producing several hundred watts of energy. Even at its current output of 3.6 mW it isn't capable of doing what Begich claims. Another fun fact about Begich is that he claims to be a doctor, but the "school" his diploma is from is a diploma mill, where for a fee you too could be a doctor.

The nwo are pretty well known for routinely ruining a whistleblowers credibility or killing them ?? open your mind a little more