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Chapter Twelve
TWISTED WORDS, STAR WARS AND POKER FLATS
―Trying to pin these guys down is like nailing jello to the wall”, that was how one ―No
HAARP‖ member described the military‘s public relations efforts on the project. The
HAARP, had little or nothing to do with nature‘s electropaintings in the sky, the aurora
borealis. The project name was the mask behind which the military hid, letting the University
of Alaska Fairbanks, through the Geophysical Institute, moved out front on the project,
parading it as a research effort with an economic development spin.
The latest additions to the research have revealed government disinformation. The first
new item was found in the library at the Geophysical Institute and revealed the true scope
planned, over the long term, for HAARP and the technologies it uses. Other important items
recently uncovered were the remaining nine of twelve patents originally assigned to ARCO
Power Technologies Incorporated (APTI) which would eventually end up in the patent
portfolio of Raytheon Corporation, one of the world‘s largest companies.
The meetings and information put together by the military as part of the Environmental
Impact Statement (EIS) process seemed alright to most, although several people were pretty
well informed about the possible ill effects of radiofrequency radiation. In most areas of the
country this level of knowledge would have been unusual but in ―bush‖ Alaska, radios are a
way of life, and many plug into the planet via satellite dish and Internet connections to stay
up on the latest research in many fields.
In the winter, time passes slowly, and the new technologies have brought relief and
stimulation to the minds of many in these remote reaches of North America. Alaskans also
tend to have independent spirits, having had to carve out their niche in some of the most
severe environmental conditions in the world. Alaskans are a bit skeptical. For many, the EIS
meetings raised more questions than they answered.
The government seemed to try to create the illusion that the project was standing alone
when, in fact, it was tied to a number of other experiments and systems. The project requires
other equipment to run with the HAARP facility, some of which was described in the
military‘s and University of Alaska Fairbanks‘ various documents.
The Poker Flat Rocket Range is the largest land based (5,132 acres) research facility in
the world and the only high latitude rocket range in the United States. It is the only
University operated range in the country. Poker Flat Rocket Range has been funded in past
years with NASA grants of $1.5 million annually.
The site also received a $30 million upgrade as a part of a national defense bill passed by
the Congress in the early 1990's when Dr. Syun-Ichi Akasofu declared, ―We plan to build the
best upper atmospheric research facility in the world‖.
Public relations communications on HAARP, during 1993 and 1994 denied that the
project was formally tied to the Poker Flat Rocket range. During 1992 the Air Force funded,
under a separate program, the launch of a 17,000 pound rocket carrying a payload of 2,770
pounds. The Spirit rocket was used to send a high-tech telescope about 205 miles above the
Earth to measure emissions from auroral displays.
The Geophysical Institute disclosed that, ―Researchers at Hanscom Air Force Base in
Massachusetts plan to use the measurements as a part of a larger Strategic Defense Initiative
Organization (commonly known as Star Wars) study on atmospheric disturbances. Studying
infrared light is important because it can prevent some Air Force satellites from being able to
detect targets, other satellites, or clutter in space, just as city lights can prevent people from
seeing stars in the sky‖.
A number of other military projects have been reported in the Geophysical Institute's
publications which, although they were funded separately, produced information crucial to