The Texan physicist took out three US patents many believe were used to construct HAARP.Įven though the US Government denies any connection, numerous researchers concur that the Texan physicist’s designs were nearly identical to the Alaskan facility. After all, HAARP’s official purpose is to study the ionosphere, and nobody studied the ionosphere more than Tesla did.Īs mentioned earlier, Tesla’s Death Ray invention was referenced in a weapon patent taken out by Dr. Many say HAARP is a continuation of Tesla’s technologies and discoveries. And that’s not where the connections to the Electric Magician end. The Alaskan site certainly has shades of Tesla’s early 20th Century Wardenclyffe facility in New York State. Is there any truth behind all the wild theories surrounding HAARP? To find out, you probably need to consider the past – and as we previously warned, all roads in the world of suppressed science lead back to Nikola Tesla. The latter theorize HAARP is everything from a weather manipulation device to a broadcaster of mind-control frequencies to a weapon of mass destruction capable of creating hurricanes, earthquakes and tsunamis. And why are many of America’s top scientists and engineers also involved?Ĭritics of HAARP include Native Americans, Alaskan residents and neighboring Canadians, environmentalists, a small, but vocal group of scientists and engineers, and naturally, conspiracy buffs. The fact that HAARP is being so heavily sponsored by the likes of the US Department of Defense, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), and the US Navy and Air Force, does not seem to reflect the Pentagon’s line that it’s a research program and nothing more.
Supposedly it’s just a little research project, yet it has cost American taxpayers over a quarter of a billion dollars and counting. Managed by the Air Force Research Laboratory and the Office of Naval Research, the program also receives scientific input from renowned academic learning institutions such as Stanford, MIT and UCLA.According to the US Government, HAARP is nothing but a field of antennae in remote Alaska constructed to improve telephone communications and monitor the ionosphere. Little wonder HAARP has been the subject of ongoing heated debate in both mainstream and alternative media outlets. This controversial ionospheric research program, which officially speaking is not an intelligence or military program, has been shrouded in mystery since its inception. Near the Arctic Circle, 200 miles north-east of Alaska’s capital Anchorage, exists the site for the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program – better known by its acronym, HAARP. Excerpt from The Orphan Conspiracies: 29 Conspiracy Theories from The Orphan Trilogy:
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