[Aeroguerilla]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChjyCR8V2Bg

Tesla invented some other shit known as the howitzer laser beam. which i believe the US gov is actively using today check out Cutler Maine Navy station antenna network. they say its for listening in on the seas. picking up submarine transmissions. i think they are using this station to put energy into the ionosphere to control the weather and shift the poles. This station is 10miles from some land i own and im always up there. really weird shit going down. its the middle of fucking nowhere!! check out the google earth images of it Type cutler maine antenna network and zoom in on the large towers aligned in a double star pattern creating to hexagons in the middle. i dont know what there using this shit for but its something really crazy for sure... then look into the ocean right off the coast of the facility and theres boats watching over what appears to be a grouping of underwater spheres... something to do with energy.... there is a sister site to the one in Cutler Maine and it lies on the same grid line its found in the outback of western australia in exxmouth its known as Naval Communication Station Harold E. Holt. at these facilities there are either expierimenting with EM energy or they know what there doing already and using them to do something that im trying to get to the bottom of. ive been trying to contact the base all day. no luck. i just want to know what those round looking things are that navy boats are circling and patroling right off the coast of Cutler Maine. im going to try and enter the base see what happens. ill be like "hey wheres bangor? lol"

[PoopyTeaBags]

very curious about this keep us updated

[joe fresh]

interesting

They had a show on a couple years ago called "conspiracy theory" with jesse ventura as host that talked and showed pretty much the exact same thing(might have been a different location so they might have more than one? not sure though)....pretty sketchy shit if u ask me...

Thanks for this!

[Phaeton]

The HAARP array at the Clear AFB here in Alaska gets quite a bit of that conspiracy stuff. High energy atomosphere research.
I used to ride the 100 mile roundtrip from Fairbanks to Clear and sit in on the classes my father was lecturing at when I was 8 years old and the crews were still doing minor finishing work on the structures.
Needless to say I have quite a different opinion on what goes on, from the construction in the '50's to the ionization feedback going on today. I won't be insulting as no one is really to blame for lack of education. But the gap between what is real versus misunderstood fantasy is growing and is scary.

[gaiusmarius]

saw an interview with the an ex director of the haarp facility a few years back and he made some incredible claims. the russians have their own version of haarp now so do the chinese.

i do wonder what the round underwater spheres are too. let us know if you find out?

[whodare]

Originally Posted by Phaeton

The HAARP array at the Clear AFB here in Alaska gets quite a bit of that conspiracy stuff. High energy atomosphere research.
I used to ride the 100 mile roundtrip from Fairbanks to Clear and sit in on the classes my father was lecturing at when I was 8 years old and the crews were still doing minor finishing work on the structures.
Needless to say I have quite a different opinion on what goes on, from the construction in the '50's to the ionization feedback going on today. I won't be insulting as no one is really to blame for lack of education. But the gap between what is real versus misunderstood fantasy is growing and is scary.

no doubt but the people who call them all crazies are the ones hiding the facts...

i guess some transparency would help

[Midnight]

This is from https://researcher.ibm.com/researcher...ct.php?id=2862

"In 1993 an international group of six scientists, including IBM Fellow Charles H. Bennett, confirmed the intuitions of the majority of science fiction writers by showing that perfect teleportation is indeed possible in principle, but only if the original is destroyed."

"But science fiction fans will be disappointed to learn that no one expects to be able to teleport people or other macroscopic objects in the foreseeable future, for a variety of engineering reasons, even though it would not violate any fundamental law to do so."

[Hank Hemp]

Utter BS. History? channel a source? Give me a break. It's alien technology huh. Such Bull.