Tesla Technology, Using H.A.A.R.P. Arrays and Our Satelite Networks, is Producing Multiple-Beam-Focused Plasma-Bursts With Pin-Point Accuracy

Take a good look at one of the first of many H.A.A.R.P. arrays.
[link to www.haarp.alaska.edu]

Are the newer arrays be used to focus and express energy in such as way as to punch high energy holes into our earth at will?

Was San Bruno a test of sorts?

Sounded like a plane, but was it just a huge plasma ball properly placed over a targeted gas line.

What if you could use Tesla's Technology to surgically deliver plasma bursts around the globe and beyond?

From single use beams only focusing enough energy to produce small plasma bursts, say enough to vaporize a car, to multiple beams focusing enough energy to annihilate an entire city.

Last Edited by 69O69ENKI69O69 69O69NINE69O69 on 09/10/2010 12:32 PM

well....time will tell, but there has got to be some kind of reason as to why the gov deemed all incoming space debri/junk supposedly classified, just wish I knew what it was but according to the disclosure project...there is a woman who said/says that one of the cards they would play would be astroids/meteors and the last would be alien invasion...so?

Last Edited by unspoken411 on 09/10/2010 01:49 AM

When H.A.A.R.P. is pointed at a Gas Line.



Last Edited by 69O69ENKI69O69 69O69NINE69O69 on 09/10/2010 12:38 PM

other nations have a haarp too, russia, europe, china, im sure japan...

there in all fact is probably full ww1 with weather goin on behind the scenes

only the US haarp gets publicity

Im more curious about the order of 9 OP, start a thread on that!

Multiple H.A.A.R.P. arrays exist.

A Future For Focused Energy.

You can learn of the Council of Nine here.
Thread: The Council of Nine: Supreme Beings of The Multiverse Here To Help Mankind. Listen and Learn, Then Lead In Love.

Last Edited by 69O69ENKI69O69 69O69NINE69O69 on 09/10/2010 04:38 PM

SINGAPORE – Oil prices jumped above $77 a barrel Monday in Asia, extending gains for a second trading day after a leak forced the closure of a Chicago-area oil pipeline and disrupted supplies to U.S. Midwest refineries.

Benchmark crude for October delivery was up 72 cents to $77.17 a barrel at midday Singapore time in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. The contract rose $2.20 to settle at $76.45 on Friday.

Repair crews are closing in on the source of a leak but haven't found it yet, Sam Borries, on-scene coordinator for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, said Sunday. The 670,000 barrel per day pipeline run by Enbridge Energy Partners carries crude from Canada to the upper Midwest, and the supply disruption has caused a sharp spike in gas prices across that region.

"Markets tend to push higher amidst uncertainty in the process of discounting a worst case scenario until definition is forthcoming,"
[link to news.yahoo.com]