Reply #79: Yes.... I have seen a few of them... they cost about a buck three eighty

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to make... and have wild claims attached to them. HAARP on the other hand, has had hundreds of millions dumped into it for some "unknown" reason... the military seems to be interested in it, and it has wild claims attached to it. I'll bet the latter is more dangerous, and has more ulterior purposes attached to it.

Iraq, part of the axis of evil, was spending 1 billion on "defense" when we decided to spank them... whilst the good guys were spending 400 billion on "defense". I am sure that number is approaching 500billion as this article states. I found this (there are more gifs) at an army site... interesting stuff.... to be able to alter the weather from halfway around the world.

On Edit... the military site... wouldn't want to leave that out...
http://www.dtc.army.mil/tts/1997/proceed/abarnes/sld006.htm


http://www.scoop.co.nz/mason/stories/HL0406/S00237.htm
At the crux of the U.S. directed energy program is the High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) operating in Gakona, Alaska. ( http://www.haarp.alaska.edu/haarp/) This ionosphere agitator is the ultimate weapon of mass destruction. While the government officially denies its military application, Dr. Arnold Barnes of Phillips Lab lectured on the military applications of HAARP at the United States Army’s Developmental Test Command Symposium in 1997, where the good doctor also outlined the history of the U.S. military’s involvement in “weather modification.” ( http://www.dtc.army.mil/tts/1997/proceed/abarnes/)