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"THE PROJECT'S NOT CLASSIFIED"
The military representatives maintain that HAARP is not classified and that they are
making all information available to the public. In April 1995, a document, PL/GP Technical
Memorandum No. 195, came into the hands of this researcher, even though it was not
supposed to be released to the public. The document was developed from presentation notes
and papers delivered at Hanscom Air Force Base between April 30, and May 1, 1991, and was
613 pages long. The meeting developed HAARP specifications, and provided insights into the
hopes of project planners. The military limited distribution of PL/GP Technical
Memorandum No. 195. On page II of the document, the ―Preface‖ appears with notations:
―The PL/GP Technical Memorandum Series is intended to make results of PL (Phillips
Laboratory) in-house scientific efforts rapidly available to specific groups and individuals
known to have an immediate interest in the results obtained... A Technical Memorandum
may not be referenced in the open literature; however, results presented therein may be
referenced as private communication with the written consent of the originating office‖.
This revealing paragraph explained how the government could say, in slick word games,
that there was no record or that there was no published document available when one was
requested. They considered the document a private communication of the sort that would
not be readily available under a freedom of information request. In the Foreword (page III),
the intent to hide this important document became more clear, ―The report is intended for
the use of the workshop attendees, PL (Phillips Laboratory), and ONR (Office of Naval
Research)... The contents of the report is not available to the general public. Consequently,
the appearance of any material herein does not constitute publication‖.
How do you print a pile of documents 613 pages thick, and say it ―does not constitute
publication‖? Non-published material does not exist, so it will not be produced unlike a
classified document which the government at least has to acknowledge is not available for
release.
This document‘s very existence could be denied and it would never be produced through
normal channels. It becomes obvious, upon reading the document, why they did not want it
out to the public. This particular document sort of kicked a few holes in the song and dance
given by the government in the public meetings by program planners. We know there are
additional Technical Memoranda on the project. Perhaps these other documents will come to
light.
But what did the Technical Memorandum describe?
First, a system of ionospheric heaters, as these radio transmitters are described by the
government, was suspected by Begich and Manning to be networked in a web of cooperation
which would allow for these devices to be used together. If these ionospheric heaters could
be used in resonance (harmony) with each other, a significantly larger effect could be realized
through their collective energies being focused at a point far above the Earth. This particular
memorandum revealed that this was exactly what the military had intended. It was also
obvious that the military had been working with the systems in the USSR as well as the West
in recent years.
We discovered mat the maps issued by the HAARP program managers neglected to list a
number of transmitter sites around the world, including systems in Greenland, the South
Pacific, Japan, and Europe (Eiscat) among others. The Technical Memorandum showed that
this program would run a number of experiments together with these other transmitters and
diagnostic tools.
The documents specified the need for powerful computers and the need for rocket
launching facilities. Upgrades to the Poker Flat Rocket Range were discussed at some length,
and these upgrades were mostly made under separate funding. The military continued, even