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To: Raymond Duray who wrote (64456)5/31/2005 12:58:15 AM
From: energyplay  Read Replies (2) of 74559
 
There are some projects and weapons which have some charcteristics ranging from dubious to the edge of evil.

The HARP radio experiments are close to what I would view as dubious. Most of the alternative uses for Harp - radar reflector for being able to see over the horizon, jamming or frying incoming missles - are legitimate and useful military goals. I don't seriously believe the 'mind control' dimmension - the ability of high levels of microwaves to interfer with the nervous system is well know, and the Harp antennas are pointed in the wrong direction.

Also, megawatt radio signals are hard to hide - it's like a giant searchlight or one of those Mexican radio stations you can hear everywhere.

I would not be surprised to see the US military conduct an experiment on something like -

"Pulsed Microwaves and Vehicle Control by Naive Subjects"
And the experiment would consist of beaming radar pulses at a section of thinly traveled freeway and seeing who lost control of their cars, and at what power levels and pulse rates.

Might have a "cop" (federal employee in a cop uniform and gumball light on a four door Ford sedan) pull over people post skid (or crash) to check their drivers liscence, and thus get data on their age and name, which later can lead to medical history, etc.
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