ANGELS DON‘T PLAY THIS HAARP Advances in Tesla Technology

PART ONE
The People Wake Up To HAARP
"This project has nothing to do with musical instruments or the natural
aurora."
Clare Zickuhr, former accountant for ARCO, and HAARP researcher.
"Tesla appeared as a real-life sorcerer, depicting...the ability to tame
mysterious natural phenomena to the will of the human species."
Marc J.Seifer, Ph.D.
Chapter One
THE SORCERERS APPRENTICES
Lightning flickered and thunder crashed through the mountain air as if cued up to open
the International Tesla Society‘s July 1986 symposium. A woman admired the jagged streaks
of light as she walked from downtown Colorado Springs to the College of the Canyon.
The display of light and sound seemed to have a life of its own, and triggered thoughts
about Earth‘s life-protecting layers. The layers appear immensely deep to a human looking
up from a sidewalk. But the few hundred miles of depth of the atmospheric layers are, to the
planet, as a film of paint is to a student's desk globe. Unlike layers of paint, however, the
atmospheric veils swirl and flow and interact.
She found comfort in thinking that surely no one could tame Earth's dynamic
atmosphere. Granted, nature is under siege elsewhere. Engineers straighten undulating wild
rivers and slap them into concrete flood-control channels. They shave Earth‘s forests and
drain unruly tidal marshes. But who is arrogant enough to say that they own the sky?
After a brief downpour, the storm curtain opened to an electric blue sky, and the air
sparkled with vitality.
―No wonder Tesla did his most dramatic experiments here‖, Jeane Manning thought.
As a freelance journalist, she was in Colorado to learn more about the work of some
maverick engineers and their hero, the electrical genius Nikola Tesla. In her research into
non-conventional energy technologies, she had encountered more than a few books about
Tesla, and thought it strange that mainstream textbooks ignore such a historical figure.
In the nineteenth century he patented the alternating current (AC) system now used to
generate and send electrical power to every home along this avenue, every building on the
campus ahead and factories all over the world. His genius did not stop there, however, and
before he died in 1943 he had discovered more radical inventions - apparently more than the
tycoons of the early years of the twentieth century wanted to see developed.
Manning was curious about the stories. Did Tesla really send electricity more than twenty
miles without wires? There was also the legend that Tesla invented a "space energy receiver"
and powered a Pierce-Arrow car in a demonstration of the receiver. Yet he died penniless in
1943. She expected this conference would give a broader picture of Tesla than her
impression of a would-be God of Lightning, a view that came from seeing photographs of
Tesla with bolts of light streaming from his fingertips.