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Earlier this year, China and Russia conducted a series of experiments that caused a disturbance high in the atmosphere, aimed at testing ionospheric manipulation technologies for military purposes, according to scientists involved in the experiments. Such experiments advance the understanding of how the ionosphere works, and might allow researchers to learn how to manipulate this crucial layer of the atmosphere to both help facilitate — and possibly disrupt — radio communications.
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The High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) was closed down in May due to budget cuts, and the site in Gakona, Alaska has been abandoned. The site was closed down in May. Nobody is on site, buildings are locked and the power is turned off. HAARP’s official website is no longer available. In the next two months, a government contractor will be assigned to the facility, but the reason for this remains unclear. Either it will be to dismantle it, or to run it for the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) which has a program scheduled to run on it in the fall.

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First, we listen for the first time to new testimony about the alleged 1954 meeting between President Eisenhower and a delegation of aliens at Muroc Field in California. Then Whitley Strieber and Ralph Steiner discuss what might have happened and how, if it did, it has had a devastating influence on human life, and is a major turning point in history.

Then Ralph discloses some extremely disturbing and unexpected information about the government’s HAARP program. Think it’s what they say it is? Think again. Think it’s about weather control? Think again. This is a real mind blower–which is also what HAARP could be!
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We’ve reported before on the controversy about thepossibledangers of the Haarp installation in Alaska. Now there isnew evidence that Haarp may be some kind of super weapon.

HAARP stands for High Frequency Active Auroral ResearchProgram, and is a mysterious group of transmitters, radars,and magnetometers. In Wired.com, David Hambling quotes anAir Force spokesman as saying, "HAARP’s main job is toproduce radio waves to probe the ionosphere." But what FOR?
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