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Some in the United States and Canada had blamed such things as weather manipulation,
mind control, radio interference and other unexplainable atmospheric events on the Soviet
transmitters which created what became known as the "woodpecker" signal.
The sales pitch for HAARP funding fell to the academics at the University of Alaska
Fairbanks Geophysical Institute, and they had a friend in the powerful Senator from Alaska,
Ted Stevens. It is doubtful that Stevens had been fully informed by these professors; the
record indicates that he may have been duped into being their voice in the halls of Congress.
Senator Stevens was quoted in a news article as he defended the funding of the HAARP
program.
It appears from the report that the Senator may have been left with incomplete
information by the project promoters.
Harness the Aurora?
In mid-1990 Senator Stevens defended his project in a committee meeting when he said,
―I could tell you about the time when the University of Alaska came to me and said it might
be possible to bring the aurora to Earth. We might be able to harness the energy in the
aurora...‖. He went on to say, ―No one in the Department of Defense, no one in the
Department of Energy, no one in the executive branch was interested in pursuing it at all.
Why? Because it did not come from the good old boy network. So I did just what you say I
should do. I got Congress to ear-mark the money, and the experiment is going on now. It will
cost $10 million to $20 million. If it is successful, it will change the history of the world‖.
The actual direct costs of the first phase of HAARP was about $25 million with the
second phase estimated at $150 million. This does not include the numerous other projects
related to, or complimenting, the HAARP program.
Senator Stevens went to the floor of the Senate late in the summer of 1990 and declared,
―We have in Alaska what I consider to be one of the most exciting research projects that I
have ever encountered‖. He went on to say, ―It is the experiments that are going on trying to
determine if it is possible to harness the energy of the electrojet for the use of mankind‖.
He said the project ―has the potential of using a laser beam to be a conductor of this
energy back to Earth... It is an experiment that, when I first heard about it, I thought
someone had rewritten a new chapter of Jules Verne‖.
―The research facility would be used to understand, stimulate and control ionospheric
processes that might alter the performance of communication and surveillance systems...
Potential applications of the HAARP research include developing DoD technology for
detecting cruise missiles and aircraft and for communicating with submarines. Although
HAARP is being managed by the Air Force and Navy, it is purely a scientific research facility
which represents no threat to potential adversaries and would therefore have no value as a
military target‖.
Again it appears that what is really being said is that this is not an operational weapon
system, only a proof-of-concept system. It is designed to provide a better understanding for
future uses as a weapon system. This is an outrageous statement, which plays on the
ignorance of readers of the HAARP records, and could be equated to the suggestion that the
development centers for the atom bomb during World War II were not potential military
targets.
―As the result of a competitive procurement, the Air Force and Navy have awarded a
contract to ARCO Power Technologies, Inc. (APTI) for the design and construction of the IRI
and associated support facilities‖.
APTI, according to Eastlund, was set up to do one thing - develop his ideas into
marketable technologies.