HAARP Called Cause of Devastating Tornadoes Conspiracy theorists may not have been wrong about the dangers of the HAARP program run by the U.S. Air Force and Navy, the University of Alaska, and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) if the leak from a U of A. researcher, speaking ON CONDITION OF ANONYMITY prove accurate.
The drama surrounding the disclosure took on even more "buzz" when the insider talked about potential presidential candidate and former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin's involvement.
HAARP stands for High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program. The program uses a high power radio frequency transmitter to excite electrons in the Equatorial Electroject, a worldwide solar-driven wind that races around the globe in the ionosphere 50 miles above the planet. The HAARP project, run by BAE Advanced Technologies, is sited near Gakona, Alaska. The central device in HAARP is a high energy radio cannon, the Ionospheric Research Instrument (IRI), that fires blasts of high energy radio waves into the electrojet. Massive amounts of energy are contained in the electroject, which is responsible in part for the aurora borealis, and which is energized by the solar wind.
According to the source, who spoke On Condition of Anonymity, the U.S.A.F. and U.S.N. have long hoped the IRI could be used as a weather weapon. On Monday April 25, the insider stated, the IRI was fired into the electrojet in hopes of triggering massive rainstorms in the Middle East to disrupt attacks by the Gadhafi regime on anti-government rebels and by the Assad regime in Syria on protestors. The problem, according to the researcher is that the IRI and HAARP are very inaccurate. "Basically, HAARP is like smashing your house with a wrecking ball to kill a mouse," the researcher stated.
Again, speaking On Condition Of Anonymity, the insider reported that the IRI beam struck the electroject which had recently been energized by massive solar flares that erupted as Sol entered its current period of heightened flare activity. The spike of energy ran down the positron-rich terrestrial gamma-ray flashes that reach up into the ionosphere from atop most thunderstorms. The amount of energy released was greater than the atom bomb dropped on Hiroshima, Japan. This is the energy that caused the massive storm cells and tornadoes that cut through Alabama causing over 300 deaths.
A fascinating back story to HAARP and the IRI is the involvement of former Alaskan half-term Governor and potential presidential candidate Sarah Palin. "Palin was secretly, and intimately involved in HAARP and IRI," stated the insider, again speaking On Condition of Anonymity. Palin has provided political consultation in deep secrecy to BAE Advanced Technologies, according to the source. "Palin agitated for using the IRI as a weapon in the Middle East," the source said, "because she believes the U.S. is involved in a covert global war with the Chinese for control of oil in Libya, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and Iran." She advised that tornadoes of the magnitude that mistakenly hit Alabama would disrupt the entire Middle East and inundate Iran's nuclear program to boot, said the insider.
Trump Clone Created in U.K. An insider at the Roslin Institute laboratory near Edinburgh, Scotland, speaking ON CONDITION OF ANONYMITY, has reported that Ian Wilmut and Keith Campbell, the geneticists who cloned Dolly, the sheep, were approached by American financier and potential presidential candidate, Donald Trump to create a clone of him.
According to the anonymous source, Trump produced his foreskin, which had been saved when he was circumcised shortly after birth. Speaking ON CONDITION OF ANONYMITY, because he was not authorized to discuss the project and because the contract between Trump and the Roslin Institute mandated complete secrecy, the source reported that researchers successfully created a Trump clone using cells from the foreskin.
According to the insider, the researchers, who considered their work to have been highly successful, said the clone turned out to be "a complete dick."
Predator Drone's Hellfire Missile Sparks 80,000 Acre Texas Fire A U.S. Air Force Hellfire missile was responsible for starting the Rock House fire near Ft. Davis, Tx just 150 miles from the Mexican border, an army insider stated, speaking ON CONDITION OF ANONYMITY.
The fire, one of 10 burning up more than 300,000 acres of Texas brushland, has incinerated 40 to 50 homes. Fire operations chief Mark Sanford stated, "We still don't know what started it."
Apparently someone at Creech Air Force Base at Indian Springs on Route 95 in Nevada knows what started the fire. The Predator drones are operated from Nevada, whether they fly in Pakistan or along the Mexican border. The information, if it went public, would certainly create an uproar and might spark a public demand for the program to be curtailed. General Atomics, manufacturer of the MQ-1 Predator, is working closely with the Air Force to keep a tight lid on the cause of the Texas conflagration according to the source.
"Obama authorized the use of Predators to patrol the border," the insider said, "but nobody vetted the people at Creech who are flying these things." Again, speaking strictly ON CONDITION OF ANONYMITY, the highly placed Air Force insider said that apparently the officer piloting the unmanned drone had some serious mental issues and an enormous hatred for Hispanics due to a love affair gone bad. According to the insider, the officer's wife left him for her Mexican lover. "They moved to a house near Ft. Davis, so her boyfriend could be close to the border." According to the insider's statement, the boyfriend is involved in smuggling drugs and people.
"The Air Force officer flying the UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) that day found the house, spotted his wife's car, and smoked them with a Hellfire. That started the fire," said the contact, speaking ON CONDITION OF ANONYMITY.
"In a weird way, this is a lot like that shooting at Fort Hood," said the contact, referring to the case of Major Nidal Hasan, who was a U.S. Army psychiatrist with mental problems who killed 13 people and wounded 32 at the Texas army base. "In each case you've got a high-level military officer with mental problems who uses the weapons he's been trusted with against other Americans," said the insider, speaking ON CONDITION OF ANONYMITY.
