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Great photos. But all very sad as well. We've been getting heavily sprayed over in the East of Scotland this week as well ( apart from a couple of days lull during that Joint Warrior' exercise ).
ReplyDeleteMaybe HAARP is being tested on the battlefield now ? Some of it's properties are 'over the horizon' radar detection, 3D battlefield mapping and better long range communications to submarines etc ( they previously had to use HF high frequency long distance communications antennas or the fragile satellite system ).
HAARP would rely on lots of chemtrailing though in order to ionise the atmosphere and provide a good medium for the signal transmissions. This can be seen with the 'fishbone' type skies where the distance between the lined up chemclouds is proprtional to the frequency of transmission.
This would be on top of the usual HAARP use of blasting the beejeesus out of the ionosphere with zillions of watts and seeing what happens. As they like to do :)
I've not managed to get out much to take many photos but am doing a lot more reading. Including the links that you sent me ta.
Cheers man, I hope you are doing ok? Yeah i've been keeping up on your blog, thanks, and i'm sure you've seen the HAARP effects i've caught recently on time-lapse? Just wait until tomorrow when I upload tonight's videos... eye opening!!
ReplyDeleteCheck this out too - http://aboutthesky.com/home it's the site of the woman who's presentation I posted about, very informative.
Cool i'm glad you're enjoying the reading, if you want anything else I have access to a load of different pdf's on all sorts of subjects.