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HAARP caused the aurora last night!

stanfr

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After posting some of my aurora pics from last night on social media, I got no less than a half dozen people commenting that it was an 'artificial aurora' caused by HAARP. This is apparently the latest conspiracy theory making the rounds online. HAARP has been blamed for everything from global warming to covid but last night's solar storm sparked the CT crowd into overdrive.

Source for the conpiracy is apparently this press release supposedly sent out by the HAARP team:

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Nevermind asking why they would publicize their testing if it was meant to be a conspiracy...:rolleyes:

HAARP actually apparently can cause weak ariglow/aurora in the vicinity of the transmitters, but nothing like the widespread aurora last night. I am not sure if the proponents of HAARP creating aurora are also claiming that HAARP can cuase sunspots, CMEs, and G5 storms....but would not surprise me.

I wish the Univ of AK would put out something calling out this nonsense for what it is.
 
Wow, I haven’t heard any HAARP conspiracy theories since the nineties, but I see they haven’t changed.

Do they know we got the Aurora in the Southern Hemisphere (Aurora Australis) too? Or would that make their heads explode?
 
Orphia Nay said:
Wow, I haven’t heard any HAARP conspiracy theories since the nineties, but I see they haven’t changed.

Do they know we got the Aurora in the Southern Hemisphere (Aurora Australis) too? Or would that make their heads explode?
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well im sure if they knew, they'd blame it on HAARP, I mean it is capable of pretty much anything :rolleyes:
 
“Isn’t it enough to see that the garden is beautiful without having to believe there are fairies at the bottom of it?”

- Douglas Adams.
 
I've been seeing these CTs from people I know in the UK. They, too, point to what HAARP did last year. That the effect was only visible for 300 miles, and England is considerably further than that from Alaska, doesn't faze them one bit.
It does also make one wonder what the point of this conspiracy would be. "We're going to mimic a harmless natural phenomenon! For no obvious reason!!! WOOHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!" <Exit twirling moustaches>
 
Cosmic Yak said:
I've been seeing these CTs from people I know in the UK. They, too, point to what HAARP did last year. That the effect was only visible for 300 miles, and England is considerably further than that from Alaska, doesn't faze them one bit.
It does also make one wonder what the point of this conspiracy would be. "We're going to mimic a harmless natural phenomenon! For no obvious reason!!! WOOHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!" <Exit twirling moustaches>
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It's a conspiracy theory. It doesn't need to make sense.
 
stanfr said:
After posting some of my aurora pics from last night on social media, I got no less than a half dozen people commenting that it was an 'artificial aurora' caused by HAARP.
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Absurd.

HAARP were too busy making tornadoes across USA.
 
Orphia Nay said:
but I see they haven’t changed
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CTs never do change. Consider JFK's death or the Moon landings, for just two examples. The points made by conspiracy theorists - the bullet points - are set in stone. There is never any progression in the details.

I heard a lovely phrase a while ago: 'eminence led, not evidence led'.

Don't mess with my guru!
 
Orphia Nay said:
Wow, I haven’t heard any HAARP conspiracy theories since the nineties, but I see they haven’t changed.

Do they know we got the Aurora in the Southern Hemisphere (Aurora Australis) too? Or would that make their heads explode?
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Oh my GAWD, it's more powerful than we thought...WE'RE ALL GONNA DIE!!!!
 
Cosmic Yak said:
I've been seeing these CTs from people I know in the UK. They, too, point to what HAARP did last year. That the effect was only visible for 300 miles, and England is considerably further than that from Alaska, doesn't faze them one bit.
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Because HAARP can bounce their evil science beams off the ionosphere and create auroras, earthquakes, hurricanes, etc. anywhere on the earth they desire.
 
Cosmic Yak said:
I've been seeing these CTs from people I know in the UK. They, too, point to what HAARP did last year. That the effect was only visible for 300 miles, and England is considerably further than that from Alaska, doesn't faze them one bit.
It does also make one wonder what the point of this conspiracy would be. "We're going to mimic a harmless natural phenomenon! For no obvious reason!!! WOOHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!" <Exit twirling moustaches>
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To be fair to the loons, solar storms can cause massive communication problems--that's why their press release i linked was published by a radio club,
so presumably their belief is that the aurora is incidental to their testing of a weapon to wipe out the internet and civilization as we know it...or something like that. :boggled:
 
People forget the worst think of all about HAARP..it can open portals other dimensions an let the monsters and demons from those dimensions into our world...
 
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