Alex Jones pushes tornado truther theory.....

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For all you government conspiracy theorists.....
Alex Jones pushes tornado truther theory: ‘There’s weather weapon stuff going on’


Conspiracy talk show host Alex Jones, increasingly a favorite of conservative media for his extremely vocal support of gun rights, outed himself Tuesday as a tornado truther by telling a caller on his show, “Of course there’s weather weapons stuff going on.”

Jones, a longtime proponent of the idea that the U.S. government can manipulate and even produce weather systems like tornadoes and hurricanes, went on to say that if people saw helicopters or small aircraft in the area, then “you better bet your bottom dollar they did this...”

http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2013/05/22/alex-jones-pushes-tornado-truther-theory-theres-weather-weapon-stuff-going-on/

:shock: :corn:

chadwick

HARRP out of Alaska. check it out.

Hugh Freaking Dillon

how this guy has a fucking radio/tv show and has a devoted following is VERY scarey.

Halifax2TheMax

Jump the shark, anyone?

Peace.

nothing_man_92

chadwick wrote:

HARRP out of Alaska. check it out.

Crazy stuff going on there

Halifax2TheMax

nothing_man_92 wrote:

chadwick wrote:

HARRP out of Alaska. check it out.

Crazy stuff going on there

What's crazy about it?

Peace.

even flow - question mark

What Jones thinks, he thinks. But if they've been able to cloud seed from at least the 70's....you don't think that they may not be able to pull something like this off.

Just remember........if you think your cell phone is cool and they let you have one of those. What does the military have.

Jason P

C.O.B.R.A. was able to pull this off in an old episode of GI Joe.

Seems plausable. Perhaps Obama is an X-men.

hedonist

Jason P wrote:

C.O.B.R.A. was able to pull this off in an old episode of GI Joe.

Seems plausable. Perhaps Obama is an X-men.

McCartney employed a similar (reverse?) technique when he played Red Square in 2004!

JimmyV

This is how Alex Jones makes money. His followers should remember that.

Cosmo

The lunatic is on the air.
The lunatic is on the air.
He'll raise the fear, tell you it is here,
He'll re-arrange truth 'till it's unclear.
You lock the door,
And lock and load your gun,
There's someone at the gates... no where to run.

And if the lies he tells ring truthful in your ear,
We shout, but you don't seem to hear.
And if your television sings a different tune,
I'll see you on the dark side of the Moon.

chadwick

Halifax2TheMax wrote:

nothing_man_92 wrote:

chadwick wrote:

HARRP out of Alaska. check it out.

Crazy stuff going on there

What's crazy about it?

Peace.

go do your research & tell us what the heck is not crazy about it. HAARP heats up the atmosphere way the fuck up there & they are fully capable of changing the weather & so much more. harrp can cause earth quakes, tsunamis, flooding, knock aircraft out of the sky, communicate with submarines, kill flocks of birds, and cause what appears to be the aurora borealis where there isn't or hasn't ever been a northern lights lightshow

Cosmo

chadwick wrote:

go do your research & tell us what the heck is not crazy about it. HAARP heats up the atmosphere way the fuck up there & they are fully capable of changing the weather & so much more. harrp can cause earth quakes, tsunamis, flooding, knock aircraft out of the sky, communicate with submarines, kill flocks of birds, and cause what appears to be the aurora borealis where there isn't or hasn't ever been a northern lights lightshow

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Just to calm your nerves...
The High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program, or HAARP—the 180-antenna array that became fully operational in 2007 when the defense-systems contractor BAE finished installing transmitters—is nothing more sinister than a research station. And now, 21 years after construction on the station began, HAARP’s managers are seeing what the fully powered system can do; most recently, they’ve begun zapping the moon with the hope of determining the composition of its soil. “It’s up, it runs, it performs beautifully,” says Ed Kennedy, the former HAARP program manager for the Naval Research Lab. “HAARP is a great example of a project that from start to finish stayed on schedule and on budget.”

HAARP’s purpose is to study the ionosphere (the section of the atmosphere beginning about 50 miles up in which ultraviolet radiation temporarily strips atoms of their electrons), the magnetosphere (the region in space above the ionosphere where the Earth’s magnetic field affects the behavior of charged particles) and the Van Allen radiation belts (bands of highly charged particles contained in the magnetosphere beginning some 400 miles up). Scientists are interested in the ionosphere because of its ability to affect radio signals; the Van Allen belt, because the radiation there damages satellites, and a better understanding of it could lead to ways to make satellites last longer. “It’s an open plasma-physics laboratory,” says Dennis Papadopoulos, a physics professor at the University of Maryland who helped conceive the idea for HAARP with the Naval Research Lab more than 30 years ago. “You test ideas and scientific theories. Then, if something’s important to the Department of Defense, you apply it.”

Side fact: Radio waves travel in straight lines, but the Earth isn’t flat, so sending radio signals to the other side of the world is tricky. HAARP’s findings could lead to ways to extend the range of radio signals by creating irregularities in the ionosphere that would bounce signals across long distances.

even flow - question mark

Cosmo wrote:

chadwick wrote:

go do your research & tell us what the heck is not crazy about it. HAARP heats up the atmosphere way the fuck up there & they are fully capable of changing the weather & so much more. harrp can cause earth quakes, tsunamis, flooding, knock aircraft out of the sky, communicate with submarines, kill flocks of birds, and cause what appears to be the aurora borealis where there isn't or hasn't ever been a northern lights lightshow

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Just to calm your nerves...
The High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program, or HAARP—the 180-antenna array that became fully operational in 2007 when the defense-systems contractor BAE finished installing transmitters—is nothing more sinister than a research station. And now, 21 years after construction on the station began, HAARP’s managers are seeing what the fully powered system can do; most recently, they’ve begun zapping the moon with the hope of determining the composition of its soil. “It’s up, it runs, it performs beautifully,” says Ed Kennedy, the former HAARP program manager for the Naval Research Lab. “HAARP is a great example of a project that from start to finish stayed on schedule and on budget.”

HAARP’s purpose is to study the ionosphere (the section of the atmosphere beginning about 50 miles up in which ultraviolet radiation temporarily strips atoms of their electrons), the magnetosphere (the region in space above the ionosphere where the Earth’s magnetic field affects the behavior of charged particles) and the Van Allen radiation belts (bands of highly charged particles contained in the magnetosphere beginning some 400 miles up). Scientists are interested in the ionosphere because of its ability to affect radio signals; the Van Allen belt, because the radiation there damages satellites, and a better understanding of it could lead to ways to make satellites last longer. “It’s an open plasma-physics laboratory,” says Dennis Papadopoulos, a physics professor at the University of Maryland who helped conceive the idea for HAARP with the Naval Research Lab more than 30 years ago. “You test ideas and scientific theories. Then, if something’s important to the Department of Defense, you apply it.”

Side fact: Radio waves travel in straight lines, but the Earth isn’t flat, so sending radio signals to the other side of the world is tricky. HAARP’s findings could lead to ways to extend the range of radio signals by creating irregularities in the ionosphere that would bounce signals across long distances.

And this dispels what?

Einstein's theory was peaceful until they decided to use it for different reasons!

chadwick

and when they fired it up one time there so happened to be a grounds worker or a scientist (or whoever he was) was under harrp antennas & it fried him like chicken

once more i'll say... i do not trust much of what the government says

have a beautiful day, sir

chadwick

even flow - question mark wrote:

Cosmo wrote:

chadwick wrote:

go do your research & tell us what the heck is not crazy about it. HAARP heats up the atmosphere way the fuck up there & they are fully capable of changing the weather & so much more. harrp can cause earth quakes, tsunamis, flooding, knock aircraft out of the sky, communicate with submarines, kill flocks of birds, and cause what appears to be the aurora borealis where there isn't or hasn't ever been a northern lights lightshow

...
Just to calm your nerves...
The High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program, or HAARP—the 180-antenna array that became fully operational in 2007 when the defense-systems contractor BAE finished installing transmitters—is nothing more sinister than a research station. And now, 21 years after construction on the station began, HAARP’s managers are seeing what the fully powered system can do; most recently, they’ve begun zapping the moon with the hope of determining the composition of its soil. “It’s up, it runs, it performs beautifully,” says Ed Kennedy, the former HAARP program manager for the Naval Research Lab. “HAARP is a great example of a project that from start to finish stayed on schedule and on budget.”

HAARP’s purpose is to study the ionosphere (the section of the atmosphere beginning about 50 miles up in which ultraviolet radiation temporarily strips atoms of their electrons), the magnetosphere (the region in space above the ionosphere where the Earth’s magnetic field affects the behavior of charged particles) and the Van Allen radiation belts (bands of highly charged particles contained in the magnetosphere beginning some 400 miles up). Scientists are interested in the ionosphere because of its ability to affect radio signals; the Van Allen belt, because the radiation there damages satellites, and a better understanding of it could lead to ways to make satellites last longer. “It’s an open plasma-physics laboratory,” says Dennis Papadopoulos, a physics professor at the University of Maryland who helped conceive the idea for HAARP with the Naval Research Lab more than 30 years ago. “You test ideas and scientific theories. Then, if something’s important to the Department of Defense, you apply it.”

Side fact: Radio waves travel in straight lines, but the Earth isn’t flat, so sending radio signals to the other side of the world is tricky. HAARP’s findings could lead to ways to extend the range of radio signals by creating irregularities in the ionosphere that would bounce signals across long distances.

And this dispels what?

Einstein's theory was peaceful until they decided to use it for different reasons!

i would kiss you if you were here near me

Cosmo

even flow - question mark wrote:

And this dispells what?

Einstein's theory was peaceful until they decided to use it for different reasons!

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Dispells the whole weather machine thing.
The purpose or intent is to be able to maintain communications uplinks for military weapons systems during solar activity that may/will knock satellite communications systems offline. You want all of your stand guard weapons systems to be in full communications with its command and control centers. So, i suppose the theory about communications with submarines is correct, becuse you want communications with vessels roaming the oceans, carrying nuclear tipped Polaris missiles.

chadwick

harrp is fully capable of changing weather patterns. I once (or five times) heard & read that in the future wars will be fought by changing the enemies weather. they been mind storming this concept a long time

Cosmo

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Trust me. If this were a sinister weapons system, it would remain in the realm of the DoD Black Programs Office and we, including many members of Congress, would not even know of its existance.

chadwick

Cosmo wrote:

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Trust me. If this were a sinister weapons system, it would remain in the realm of the DoD Black Programs Office and we, including many members of Congress, would not even know of its existance.

"And this dispels what?

Einstein's theory was peaceful until they decided to use it for different reasons!" - even flow - question mark

even flow - question mark

Cosmo wrote:

even flow - question mark wrote:

And this dispells what?

Einstein's theory was peaceful until they decided to use it for different reasons!

...
Dispells the whole weather machine thing.
The purpose or intent is to be able to maintain communications uplinks for military weapons systems during solar activity that may/will knock satellite communications systems offline. You want all of your stand guard weapons systems to be in full communications with its command and control centers. So, i suppose the theory about communications with submarines is correct, becuse you want communications with vessels roaming the oceans, carrying nuclear tipped Polaris missiles.

Don't get me wrong Cosmo, I believe that everything starts off with good intentions, but unfortunately things go sour most times. The person researching chemicals probably has not inkling that their research is going to end up wiping out people via a chemical weapon. But hey, thanks for coming up with that. Same with Einstein, same with what you are telling me about what the research behind this is. Do you really think they'd inform people who are not on the inside about other intentions. Like I said earlier, nice little cell phone you have, what do you think the military has.