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Katie. It's to $15 episode. New Harp. What's going

0:40

on in Alaska? Isn't plan only. thing? fees If

0:42

you knew Speets the way. I read the

0:44

script. Katie HOP. I've not read it before.

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You and I, dear audience, we're going to

0:48

explore it together. it together. Let's jump in. Weather,

0:50

am I right? What's going on with all

0:52

this weather? We're having I right? What's going

0:54

on with all this weather? having floods,

0:57

wildfires, hurricanes, snow called bomb suddenly get so bad

0:59

they're called never even heard of that. I Oh my

1:01

god, I've never even heard of that. I

1:03

don't know, I live in the middle

1:05

of Europe. Like we don't really get very

1:07

much extreme weather. Sometimes it snows

1:09

quite badly, but then the snow plows

1:11

go out and plow the roads and

1:13

it's all rather nice. nice. Sometimes it

1:15

rains a lot, but it doesn't really really

1:17

flood. know, know like I think about Florida and it's like

1:20

oh my god like oh my god It seems so nice.

1:22

so nice, you know It's tropical the Florida

1:24

the are men are doing crazy things don't know I've

1:26

been been to Florida a few times times.

1:28

really nice weather weather then also sometimes it

1:30

just gets completely gets by a hurricane. I

1:32

remember I was there I was there in um it must

1:34

have been around been around like 19 late 90s and there was

1:36

there was some massive storm one of those

1:39

years and this is this is one of know You

1:41

know those memories from from early childhood my dad

1:43

was like come look at the paper at

1:45

the I'm like why and I'm like like, why?

1:47

is storm is hit storm this is the And

1:49

this is the neighborhood where we had our

1:51

house near the week. for the

1:53

week. And I'm like, oh my God. It's

1:55

been destroyed. I mean, not destroyed, but it

1:58

was like badly flooded or whatever. Because it's

2:00

always been this bad? Can we put everything

2:02

down to climate change? What if we don't

2:04

believe that humans have trashed the planet so

2:06

badly we're actually mucking up the natural meteorological

2:08

cycle of the world? And what's the answer

2:10

then? Well obviously it's something that's being done

2:12

on purpose. Why? Oh there are so many

2:14

reasons don't you worry but obviously none of

2:17

them are good. And who's doing this exactly?

2:19

Well they are of course and who are

2:21

they you might be wondering. run the world

2:23

or who may or may not be lizards.

2:25

There are definitely going to be some kind

2:27

of secret weird meetings going on where everyone

2:29

dresses in hooded robes and hopefully has some

2:31

kind of cool symbolic jewelry, maybe a pendants

2:33

on a necklace or some sort of brooch.

2:35

I'm definitely interested in the trappings of Illuminati

2:38

merch. Isn't there one of Trump's people? Is

2:40

a climate change denier guy? Is it an

2:42

RFK? I mean he believes in like that

2:44

vaccines aren't or they're cracked up to be.

2:46

What? Isn't the, isn't the, I feel like

2:48

there's some climate change in our eye? It

2:50

doesn't matter. Just, I mean, we know, just

2:52

ask any serious scientists, please. Anyway, cliched ideas

2:54

of caba, cabalistic. New word for me, meetings

2:56

aside, any bureau of this channel is likely

2:59

aware of this mysterious they, whether it be

3:01

a section or a subsection or secret offshoot

3:03

of a country's government, a mysterious independent agency,

3:05

or a secret worldwide circle jerk of the

3:07

quietly, a secret worldwide circle jerk of the

3:09

quietly rich and powerful. You have to be

3:11

extremely low-key to be in this elite group.

3:13

I'm thinking that Elon Musk has not been

3:15

invited to this... because... Then like a year

3:18

later, he'd be like, yeah, yeah, I was

3:20

in an Illuminati. They made me sign all

3:22

these NDAs, but I'm super rich, so what

3:24

are they gonna do? And also, bunch of

3:26

fucking knobs. Elon Musk would just end up

3:28

talking about it, because he seems to change

3:30

his mind on things really quickly. Man, I

3:32

want to belong to a secret society. Yeah,

3:34

I mean, you should, it's awesome. I mean,

3:36

what would I... I know about secret

3:39

societies. I just remember that I personally invited

3:41

to join I was personally

3:43

invited to join the

3:45

Illuminati 2021. Oh my God, yeah. Now,

3:47

I think you still get that. Like, I

3:49

swear via still pops up in my,

3:51

you know, when you, for whatever reason, you

3:53

know, you've got an email and it's like,

3:55

get like, like, check your inbox, don't

3:57

get to check your pops up

4:00

in there, you know, it is

4:02

in the spam, it is in whatever

4:04

reason, in the spam, and you

4:06

you've got you open, and you open,

4:08

like, you open, and check

4:10

your inbox, open, and you forget

4:12

to check your spam

4:14

you open, and you open, and open, and

4:16

you open, in the spam

4:19

and you open up

4:21

you, and you, and you, it's

4:23

just like like, like, like, like, like,

4:25

like, like, like, like, like, like, Buy

4:27

Illuminati get Illuminati membership! The secret to having

4:29

a huge cock! Like, I don't know, Spam is a

4:31

nightmare. I searched for that exact name just name

4:33

just now, and it zero results, mysterious indeed.

4:35

In order to order to had to to

4:37

email Illuminati Invitation 66 at gmail.com more more

4:40

information. I I didn't do this

4:42

at the time, as it

4:44

seemed a disappointing email address for

4:46

a secret for a secret but if

4:48

you want to, go ahead. you

4:50

want to, go ahead. Again, Illuminati gmail.com. 66 at Gmail.

4:52

Come on. I wonder if you do the do

4:54

point of all of this is

4:56

to say all of this networks are

4:59

still being are still for pulling the

5:01

strings behind all kinds of global activity,

5:03

including of weather. including the weather.

5:05

Oh, harps, not the big radio thing. It's

5:07

a... it's the weather-controlled device or whatever. Like

5:09

from the red alert alert to. Dope game.

5:12

Red Alert 2? Where the, uh, what is

5:14

it? The allies had the weather control

5:16

had the weather control device. the Soviets

5:19

have the chronosphere? Or

5:21

the Soviets have also have the Or

5:23

did the Allies also have the the Soviets

5:25

had the nuclear then maybe the Soviets

5:27

had the nuclear we it doesn't matter. Why are we

5:29

talking about red 2? I really like to I really like to play

5:31

that again. I should work out to play that. that. And

5:36

they're not not doing it it

5:39

secretly. An ex -government project

5:41

called called the High frequency Activoral Research Program,

5:43

thankfully abbreviated to to harp, has

5:45

routinely been blamed for

5:47

everything from creating and directing hurricanes to

5:49

controlling people's I mean, this is like,

5:51

another one of those things where it's like, yeah,

5:53

yeah, okay, maybe I could get behind your one

5:55

conspiracy theory, tell me, tell me about that. And

5:57

then they're always like, yeah, yeah, yeah, and it's

5:59

done by lizards. Oh God, what what do

6:01

you think the odds are of

6:03

both of those being true, especially the

6:05

lizard thing? the what is this what

6:07

thing and should we be worried

6:09

about it? worried about it? time to

6:12

decode. What are we What are

6:14

we This on about? the Cosorev is

6:16

like the episode for me. for me, and that

6:18

no matter how many times I read about

6:20

something, I still have no idea what's going

6:22

on. Oh, I don't worry about it, Katie, because

6:24

no one has any idea what's going on

6:26

in Kozarev Mirrors, because There are these mirrors that people, or

6:29

or some very few people, believe that they

6:31

can use them to see the past or

6:33

the future. and that's why you don't and that's why

6:35

you don't understand it. no idea I still have

6:37

no idea what's going on, but because I'm paid

6:39

to write about stuff, I I attempt to make

6:41

it seem like I know what I'm talking about.

6:43

about. Me I spoke to my spoke to my mum just

6:45

now, and when she asked what I was working

6:47

on, I told her it was a her it was

6:50

a US that shoots radio waves into the radio waves

6:52

which people are now trying to claim was attempting

6:54

to rig the recent attempting to rig the recent US this

6:56

is true, and was said quite confidently, so I

6:58

think she was impressed with my we high level

7:00

of knowledge. While some of you, I'm sure, high

7:02

are intimately familiar While it. some the inner

7:04

workings of our beloved

7:06

intimately familiar with the inner workings of our

7:08

beloved ionosphere. Oh, come on, the ionosphere is

7:10

not real, Katie. So I was like, oh

7:13

yeah, what atmosphere? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,

7:15

the secret project. project. Come on.

7:17

on. joking, by joking, by the

7:19

way, just in case it's not obvious.

7:21

People in the comments People in the there's

7:23

a real thing. It's like, silent like,

7:25

know is a Britishness. It's too high. The

7:27

levels of sarcasm are just too

7:29

high. I come from a country of

7:31

sarcastic of sarcastic douche bags. kidding, kidding, I

7:33

love you. love you. My fellow countryman. I'm

7:36

also sure sure that most of us

7:38

are not. So for the benefit

7:40

of us poor dummies, let's find

7:42

out more about about harp what it

7:44

says it's doing. While it it was originally

7:46

set up as a scheme, it's

7:48

currently being run by the University

7:50

of Alaska Fairbanks. Fairbanks. what they say

7:52

about it on their website, on their

7:54

website. Quoting, the high frequency Research research program, harp is

7:56

the world's most capable high power, high frequency

7:58

H. H.F. transmitter. study

8:00

of the ionosphere. I okay, thanks for

8:02

that, but is there any more to

8:04

it, such as what the principal instrument

8:06

might be? Oh, well, they go on

8:08

to say the principal instrument. I'm like,

8:11

why is this, that seems like a

8:13

very specific term, Katie, and then I

8:15

realize it's because that's exactly what they

8:17

describe it as. The principal instrument is

8:19

the ionospheric research instrument, or IRI, a

8:21

phased array of 180 hf cross dipole

8:24

antennas spread across 33 acres and capable

8:26

of radiating 3 .6 gigawatt, no, megawatts,

8:28

megawatts. Is gigawatt even a real thing?

8:30

from back to the future, it's the

8:32

upper atmosphere and ionosphere. Transmit frequencies are

8:34

selectable in the range of 2 .7

8:36

to 10 megahertz, and since the

8:38

antennas form a sophisticated phased array, the

8:40

transmitted beam can take many shapes,

8:42

can be scanned over a wide angular

8:44

range and multiple beams can be

8:46

formed. Oh my god, what does this

8:48

mean? It's like, yeah, we're using

8:51

waves, radio waves, to study the ionosphere.

8:53

Cool. Done. And The ionosphere has

8:55

got to be one of the layers,

8:57

right? Boom, Easy. Interesting. I

8:59

admit they've really intrigued me here.

9:01

How about transmission shelters? How many of

9:03

those bad boys do they have?

9:05

Well, here's the answer, quoting the facility

9:07

user's 30 transmission shelters. That was

9:09

the first thing that came to my

9:12

mind. When I read that previous

9:14

paragraph, I was like, yeah, yeah, yeah.

9:16

But what about the transmission shelters?

9:18

Each with 6 pairs of 10 kilowatt

9:20

transmitters to achieve the 3 .6 megawatt

9:22

transmit power. Wow. Okay. Thank you

9:24

so much Alaska Fairbanks. That's all I

9:26

needed to know. no further questions.

9:29

Oh, I wish it was so

9:31

simple. Unfortunately, non -science heads like

9:33

me don't really understand this

9:35

explanation, so let's break it down

9:37

into more lehmannic terms. In

9:39

a remote spot in southeast Alaska,

9:41

there's a large, almost square

9:43

arrangement of 180 poles, 12 down,

9:45

15 across. These poles are

9:47

antennas, and 72 feet, or just

9:49

under 22 meters tall. That's

9:51

15 Danny DeVito's. maybe with the

9:53

top one wearing a tinfoil

9:55

hat. Each antenna has four long

9:57

arms extending getting out of it near the top, which

9:59

are tell you. you. technically two crossed dipoles. These

10:01

be put into a variety of modes

10:03

and are controlled individually. The overall effect

10:05

looks like a load of creepy spy

10:07

antennas in a very rigid formation in

10:09

the middle of nowhere. If you happen

10:11

to be driving past, which you most

10:14

likely wouldn't be, it's like is massive

10:16

no one's there. I'm sorry, I know

10:18

people are listening from Alaska because that's

10:20

just strictly how it works. Most my

10:22

audience are Americans, I know some people

10:24

live in Alaska, hello Alaska! Comment below!

10:26

No, if you're watching on YouTube, if

10:28

you're listening as a podcast, you can't

10:30

do s**t. Maybe leave me a nice review after

10:32

all the s**t I've talked about you. Thank

10:35

you, Alaska. appreciate you, you. That has to be

10:37

one of the prettiest countries world. in the world. God

10:40

was really having a good day. he made

10:42

Alaska. Now then. You might think

10:44

it's some sort of high -tech, non -moving wind

10:46

farm or a power station set up

10:48

or something like that, but harp is all

10:50

about the ionosphere, so let's find out

10:53

more about that. The ionosphere is part of

10:55

Earth's nailed it. According to NASA, the

10:57

ionosphere stretches roughly 50 to miles above the

10:59

Earth's surface, right at the edge of

11:01

space. It's where all

11:03

the charged particles in our atmosphere can be

11:05

found and it's in a constant state

11:07

of change. It's also the area where most

11:09

of our satellites can be found, meaning

11:12

that GPS and radio travel through the ionosphere

11:14

all the time. See, it's not so

11:16

confusing now that we're explaining it

11:18

all nicely. I mean, okay. So, They've

11:21

got this thing. which they use

11:23

to study. the top layer

11:25

of the atmosphere before space. Boom. Easy.

11:27

So, you may recall that Harp

11:29

stands for high Frequency Aural research Programme.

11:31

Of course I did, I immediately

11:33

memorised that. Katie. So where the auroral

11:35

part comes in. I'll admit that

11:37

I been skimming over that word, just

11:39

reading it as aural for some

11:42

reason, and and it literally only just

11:44

saw it as auroral as aurora,

11:46

as in the northern Lights type of

11:48

phenomenon. Let's just pretend that we

11:50

knew that the whole time. Yes, let's

11:52

also just pretend that I definitely knew

11:54

that the word lengthy was lengthy

11:56

and not lengthy and I didn't learn

11:59

that it was actually lengthy instead of lengthy, at 37

12:01

years of age. pretend pretend that that never

12:03

happened as well. as all make mistakes. I

12:05

still say it as say it as I've just

12:07

been doing it my whole I've life, even

12:09

though I know it's wrong. god damn life It's

12:11

like people who say, wrong. It's could care less.

12:14

who say I could It's like, less. It's you couldn't

12:16

care less. less. You couldn't care less.

12:18

If you could care less, then it would...

12:20

You know, diminish your point, wasn't it? Except

12:22

mine was lengthy. The ionosphere is

12:24

constantly a glow a glow, combination of

12:26

sunlight hitting atoms and molecules up

12:28

there molecules atoms hitting electrons. Basically, photons

12:31

are being released all over the

12:33

released all over the these are And as these are

12:35

the ionosphere is seriously lit. lit.

12:37

preferred term for this is is air glow,

12:39

scientists use it to study the

12:41

behavior of gases in the ionosphere.

12:43

the For example, for as they as

12:45

let off different colors. colors. I just

12:47

prefer to to it as lit. Dude, the atmosphere

12:50

is is lit, bro. So people still people still

12:52

use lit. not. Lit was not.

12:54

in-vo when I was in school. even has even vo able to

12:56

was in school. own form of aurora, been able

12:58

to produce its own form of aurora,

13:00

although it's extremely weak and unimpressive compared

13:02

to what Yeah, does on its own,

13:04

yeah, only visible using sensitive And only visible using the

13:06

cameras, not to the naked eye, but

13:08

if they're in the sky the sky with

13:10

this sort of thing, well what else are

13:12

they getting up up to? When Harp was

13:14

set up in 1990, it Harp was a

13:17

joint project between the US Air Force

13:19

and U.S. Navy. and to the University of

13:21

Alaska the University of its goal was to

13:23

research search, the physical and electrical properties

13:25

of the the ionosphere, which can affect

13:27

our military and civilian the Earth's and

13:29

navigation systems. our where and civilian waves

13:31

into the ionosphere part comes in.

13:33

The antennas So, that's up radio waves

13:35

to interact with the electrons and

13:37

ions in the ionosphere. ionosphere. creates

13:40

what are called small perturbations, which sounds quite

13:42

funny, and I think Most of us

13:44

would be a bit perturbed if if someone

13:46

was shooting staff glowing areas as well.

13:48

I don't have any don't have any glowing

13:50

areas. a there a part of

13:52

me that's supposed to to glow? These perturbations

13:54

are just little temporary changes

13:56

in areas of the ionosphere that

13:58

scientists can examine. jammin, track and

14:00

measure. could could do this without

14:02

blasting up radio waves as perturbations

14:05

do occur naturally, but this doesn't happen

14:07

that often that they wouldn't and know

14:09

where to look. So, know where to

14:11

anomalies themselves means that they can

14:13

study the means they want. the nice.

14:15

You want. get to bend nature to

14:17

your schedule. to bend nature current website,

14:20

with a facility like Harp, it's

14:22

possible to perform a experiment at will

14:24

to create plasma structures and irregularities,

14:26

use the ionosphere like an plasma

14:28

excite low and waves, create week luminescence aurora-like glows

14:30

and a a variety of other experiments. The

14:32

program cost cost her and $290 million to set

14:34

up back in the 90s and seemed to be the

14:37

be project of Ted Steeze at Stevens, the senator Alaska

14:39

the time. That's a a of money

14:41

for for like a, I guess this was, I'm I'm kind

14:43

of like, oh, this is a a

14:45

project. like, no, no, no, no,

14:47

no. like no is a military project, US

14:49

Navy and U.S. and you're like, that

14:52

is a like of money for a

14:54

university. And are like, like, oh but this

14:56

is basically, it's just It's just a forgotten

14:58

for the military, for the military. 290 million. What that?

15:00

Like of one of one of those super

15:02

bombers. He He died in 2010, in

15:05

and in 2014 they used harp

15:07

to How deep does the conspiracy go? I'm sorry. And

15:09

deep does the conspiracy go? had it no longer in

15:11

2014, of Air Force the it no longer

15:13

had the desire of funding the project, so

15:15

the whole thing was going to be

15:17

decommissioned until it was eventually transferred to the

15:19

University of Alaska Fairbanks in August in August 2015.

15:21

So, that's the the basics of in and in

15:24

general it seems something that people in Alaska can

15:26

just get on with and shouldn't have any

15:28

effect on the rest of us, right? on

15:30

the rest of us, right? you had forgotten, had an

15:32

episode of Decoding the Unknown, of we're just

15:34

about to get to the weird stuff. about to

15:36

get to the weird on the harp

15:38

strings. harp strings. Add together a government program,

15:41

weird antenna, nebulous sounding sounding mission

15:43

a remote location, a and you

15:45

can see how and can can

15:47

shady can quite quickly. stuff go

15:49

through the main things people

15:51

have accused main of being

15:53

behind over the years. Harper being

15:55

behind over the years. Mind control.

15:57

As well as as well as radar.

16:00

waves up into space, harp been targeted

16:02

as beaming things into people's brains,

16:04

too. Think about things that beam into

16:06

your brain. An MRI machine. An

16:08

x -ray. That kind of thing. Very

16:10

small device in a small room. Very

16:12

contained. Because your brain is small. shooting

16:16

things into the ionosphere. absolutely

16:18

off massive antenna thing in Alaska.

16:21

Because the outer space really big. I

16:24

don't know anything about science.

16:26

but just prima facie. doesn't make

16:28

sense. I suppose it makes sense. No!

16:32

These are high -frequency transmitters, so if they're

16:34

capable of sending waves hundreds of miles

16:36

into the air, surely they must be

16:38

able to affect our brains here just

16:40

a few meters below them. This theory

16:42

was strongly promoted in the book Angels

16:45

Don't Play This Harp, which I suppose

16:47

I should begrudgingly give pun points to,

16:49

but it doesn't make that much sense

16:51

overall. No. If you're calling your science

16:53

book with a pun, it's like, really?

16:56

Really? I suppose all the subtitles for

16:58

this are of as well. So

17:00

pot the kettle black, are we Simon?

17:03

Also, as I'm about to tell

17:05

you, one of the authors is a

17:07

bit of a loon, you don't

17:09

say. So I don't want to give

17:11

him any credit at all. These

17:13

theories usually rotate around a book written

17:15

by a self -important white male. And

17:17

look, what do we have here?

17:19

It's always, it's always some middle age

17:22

to late middle age. Probably even,

17:24

probably could be elderly, like white dude,

17:26

who's a little bit crazy, not getting enough

17:28

attention, wants to talk about aliens and

17:30

sell some t That's

17:32

who these people are. This was

17:34

written by Gene Manning and Dr.

17:36

Nick Beggeck, although apparently this was

17:39

more of a stylized doctor. As

17:41

according to a reporter, Derma Cole,

17:43

he had a quote, 1994 honorary

17:45

doctorate from a diploma mill in

17:47

Sri Lanka, the open university for

17:49

complimentary medicines. Dude,

17:52

you have an honorary doctorate from a

17:54

diploma meal. If you're buying a

17:56

diploma, why not just get a regular

17:59

doctorate? It does it's They're both

18:01

nonsense. There are a

18:03

lot of baggages in the family tree, and

18:05

it doesn't help when this one, who

18:07

was originally known as Nick Beggic Jr., upgraded

18:09

himself to Nick Beggic Sr., although his

18:11

son is still Nick Beggic III. You see,

18:13

it's pretty confusing stuff. Nick Beggic III

18:15

is also trying to run for Congress, representing

18:17

Alaska, and literally now at the time

18:20

of me typing this, he has just been

18:22

confirmed as the winner. He seemed to

18:24

be in with a good shout the whole

18:26

time, though, which is probably why his

18:28

dad's kooky publishing website, earthpulse.com, was taken down

18:30

at some point last year. He's

18:33

like, dad, dad, dad, dad, I'm trying

18:35

to run for Congress. You can't be

18:37

having earthpulse.com up. It's crazy, dad. It's

18:39

crazy. He's like, alright son, just because

18:41

you're running for Congress, I'll take it

18:43

down. I had to use the way

18:45

-back machine to find it, but then

18:47

I also found another link to the

18:49

same old garford, shop .thehiddenmonks.com if you fancy

18:51

a gander, What is going on? You

18:54

see, Beggic Sr., or Jr., or the

18:56

second or doctor, the one who wrote

18:58

the book anyway, is quite a well

19:00

-known name in conspiracy circles. and is

19:02

featured regularly on such DTU frequent flyers

19:04

as Coast to Coast with Art Bell

19:06

and Info Wars, which has recently been

19:08

bought by the Styrical News site The

19:10

Onion. Much to the world's delight, it

19:12

is delightful. I love how much money

19:15

The Onion has. Apparently, The Onion was

19:17

bought by like, uh… a venture

19:19

capital firm or private equity or something like that, like,

19:21

you know. finance bros who got

19:23

loads of money and invest in different

19:25

so they must because I think the price

19:27

was several million and I'm like the

19:29

onion, no offense, the onion I love you

19:31

onion, but I know, I

19:33

don't come across your YouTube articles

19:35

like I used to, Like 15

19:37

years ago I swear like onion was

19:39

the pinnacle of youtube content for

19:41

me And now it just looks really

19:43

dated although still hilarious like that

19:45

one where it's that that that guy

19:47

the newscaster he's talking to like

19:49

I don't know like a criminologist or

19:51

whatever and he's got Or is

19:53

there a woman she's got all these

19:55

really specific questions about so if

19:57

I did if someone did need to

20:00

dispose of a body, in a

20:02

cellar. Onion. And I love the

20:04

fact that you've got so much

20:06

money now that you can just

20:08

buy info wars just a whim.

20:10

apparently. Anyway, the theory that harp

20:12

can alter brain chemistry, or be

20:14

used as a giant transmitter or

20:16

whatever to read minds, was touted

20:18

in this book which was published

20:20

in 1995. Harp had only just

20:22

been built by 1994 and didn't

20:24

really start on its project properly

20:26

1999, so beg a Manning were

20:28

pretty on the ball here. I guess

20:30

guess there's not much else going on in Alaska.

20:32

Oh, that's not true. Oh no, it is

20:34

true. It may there's, is there mining in Alaska?

20:36

I feel like if someone said to me

20:38

Alaska, I'll be like snow, mining, criminals, drinking. That,

20:40

like, I don't know, the further north you

20:42

get, it's just gonna be cold and people are

20:44

gonna drink more. Love you Alaska. leave a

20:47

review if you're sober enough to manage it. The

20:49

book has very positive reviews on Amazon, but

20:51

with things like this, you're either totally into it

20:53

or you're just not into it at all.

20:55

Yeah, like, I'm not gonna be into this. So

20:57

it's like, I'm never gonna buy you this

20:59

book. so I'm never going to review it. People

21:02

who buy this book are already bought

21:04

in. And so they're going to be

21:06

like, oh, god, truth to power, my dude,

21:08

tell it doctor. Whatever

21:10

the name name was, tell it,

21:12

Dr. Nick! Tell it! one five

21:14

star reviewer, Peter A. Kirby mentions,

21:16

Bayek and Manning, lay it all

21:18

on the table, they write about

21:21

Harp's origins and history, they write

21:23

about the Harp facility's ability to

21:25

generate earthquakes, modify the weather, control

21:27

people's minds, map the earth's interior,

21:29

generate ultra powerful laser -like beams, transmit

21:31

wireless power and raise that dude.

21:33

The Senate's head Stevens from the

21:35

dead in 2014. No, that last

21:38

bit not part of the quote.

21:40

just a stupid joke. The thing is, if

21:42

this book was published in 1995, was

21:44

written just as harp was being constructed. Nobody

21:46

would really know what it was going

21:48

to be able to do. There would not

21:50

have been any way to find evidence

21:52

that anything had happened as no such experiments

21:54

would have been carried out yet. I

21:56

didn't even bother reading the as I feared

21:58

it might really alter the but my the timeline

22:00

I'm getting the of it must be most of it

22:03

must be based on not based on any

22:05

real evidence. I And aren't I nice,

22:07

using I the word speculative, in place of of bullshit?

22:09

Yep, but we all know what everyone's but we all

22:11

know what the people who thinking, except the people

22:13

who are giving that book reviews because

22:15

they bought it because they believe in

22:18

it. in it. they're silly. silly. I didn't

22:20

read the book, book... I did watch a

22:22

show which is available under two titles,

22:24

either either Mind Control, and the Future of

22:26

Technology, or Mind Control, Harp Conspiracy. They

22:28

are the same thing. thing. a disclaimer at

22:30

the start that at the start that necessarily

22:32

those of the film company, not necessarily those of

22:35

the film for an hour. it's an extremely

22:37

fluid talker, and he can reference

22:39

articles by title, publication fluid talker off the

22:41

top of his head. If you

22:43

saw him presenting something in real life,

22:45

you'd probably come away thinking there

22:47

was real food for thought head. If you

22:49

you got home, and forgot all about

22:51

it that is, or you just did little bit of tiny

22:53

bit of Or of research. We're like, oh, wait, that was made

22:55

up, and all of these resources I want a whole thing to get

22:57

whole thing to get a handle

22:59

on this control idea, but it's not but it's

23:01

not actually covered in that much

23:03

detail. I I wonder why? Beggic's idea is

23:05

that harp idea is that harp can

23:07

send extremely low waves waves, ELF they

23:09

will be up into the and beamed back

23:12

they will be amplified and large back

23:14

down to cover a potentially large

23:16

demographic or area. area. These can mess with

23:18

your brain as it it the

23:20

ELF signals and tries to mirror them. What?

23:22

I don't know anything about this, know anything about this,

23:24

but of a seem like a bit of a stretch. Maybe

23:27

it can be amplified in the atmosphere, but that

23:29

also doesn't seem maybe that happens? I don't seems know.

23:31

it Seems like happens? Why Why would it be

23:33

amplified? But I mean, it's possible. But then

23:35

also, why would your brain try a mirror and

23:37

signals? someone It's not like I'm holding my

23:39

phone and and in chat with someone someone and

23:41

I'm waves from the phone or whatever a

23:43

going into my brain and my I'm in sending

23:46

out more radio waves. someone. It's a a I

23:48

mean I guess it does mean, I guess it does have

23:50

some sort of waves to come out out or whatnot can

23:52

measure them. But measure mean. but I mean It doesn't,

23:54

I I don't, I don't feel like this

23:56

is based in solid science is what I'm

23:58

saying. This induce feelings of fear. of fear. and and

24:00

anxiety in, for example, enemy combatants.

24:02

take we take things into the

24:04

future, these waves could be used

24:06

to communicate directly into into brains. Yeah, we've

24:08

got perfectly perfectly functional radios. Harp was

24:10

originally said US military to look at

24:13

ways to improve mainly military navigation

24:15

and communication technology, so I suppose so

24:17

I suppose this mean, I mean... Yes, if you want

24:19

if you to be really insane it.

24:21

it. As you can probably see,

24:23

see, brain doesn't really seem like a

24:25

good use of military research money,

24:27

as the the future, troops on

24:29

the are likely to be by drones or

24:31

remote weapons anyway, and security around

24:33

military around military will also have

24:35

to be improved to a point

24:37

where beaming have directly into a

24:39

person's brain where likely to directly into

24:41

a some sort of is likely to moot.

24:43

You can brain. sort of on? Both

24:46

then chip in someone's say that certain

24:48

agencies may use this to implant

24:50

to say that certain memories. heads, but I think

24:52

we've drifted quite a long

24:54

way a long way from some antenna in field in

24:56

Alaska at this point. waves and

24:58

electromagnetic devices can be used affect

25:00

our affect in both in negative

25:02

ways. ways. references the radio frequency radiation dosimetry handbook.

25:05

as a handy way of tabling

25:07

the exact quote, radio frequency necessary

25:09

to override the function of

25:11

various vital organs in the

25:13

body, the heart, lungs, the

25:15

brain, heart, lungs, brain, etc. he's talking

25:18

about, like, about like radiation like, melting

25:20

your organs. And it's like, well, yeah, obviously,

25:22

it's radiation, it can really

25:24

fuck you up like high

25:26

high quantities, but but we're not

25:29

talking about high high quantities if

25:31

we if we were... Everyone be getting be

25:33

getting melted. their organs getting the time. This

25:35

makes it sound like a This makes frequencies

25:37

necessary to kill people, of but it's just

25:39

a report, to has several just a report, safety

25:41

levels of radio frequency radiation due to

25:44

safety in devices that emit this type

25:46

of radiation. There are the of equations in

25:48

it, and emit much of it is

25:50

theoretical. There sure many people would have a

25:52

great time flicking through it, much but

25:54

yours truly isn't one of them. sure no,

25:57

no. people would have feels like while

25:59

it is through it. This seems like it could

26:01

be like a real science book talking

26:03

about what radio radiation does

26:05

to people? and hopefully it

26:07

came to the conclusion not much, right? there was

26:09

that thing people do you remember what people were

26:11

saying? Like, I swear this was when mobile phones

26:13

first came out in the early 2000s. People were

26:15

like, yeah, you don't wanna, you don't use a

26:17

mobile phone holding it up to your head like

26:19

this. It'll give you a brain You this. gotta

26:21

use it on speaker mode. And I'm like, no.

26:23

I'm gonna hold it up to my head. And

26:26

if I get a brain tumour, I'm not gonna

26:28

be like it was my mobile phone. because

26:30

it's not. It's not how it works. You're

26:33

welcome. Use your mobile phone at

26:35

leisure, everyone is using it at leisure,

26:37

unless you're insane because of 2024. Or

26:39

maybe 2025 by the time this episode

26:41

comes out, we're heading into the early

26:43

stages of December and I know I'm

26:45

quite quite ahead on recording. Beige then

26:47

ramps up the potential dangers of harm

26:49

by saying that every time they fire

26:51

radio waves into the sky, they're basically

26:53

punching into the ionosphere and ringing it

26:55

like a bell. This is what can

26:57

then potentially alter chemical reactions and emotional

27:00

states in the brains of huge numbers

27:02

of people on Earth's surface. It

27:04

makes it seem like anything harp

27:06

does has a huge effect on

27:08

a large area of the upper

27:10

atmosphere. Bringing something like a bell

27:12

indicates a force that radiates outwards,

27:14

causing ripples and vibrations much further

27:16

afield. This is simply not true.

27:18

Sure, we've only really got harps

27:20

word for it, but according to

27:22

them, the research they do is

27:25

just in very small areas of

27:27

the ionosphere and any ripples or

27:29

perturbations are made and they're extremely

27:31

localized. is no massive pulse wave

27:33

occurring in the ionosphere from the radio

27:35

waves they send up, and the ionosphere

27:37

is by nature a constantly shifting place.

27:39

All they're doing is creating a convenient,

27:41

temporary testing environment that would occur at

27:43

some point anyway. I and I get

27:45

the feeling the amount of energy you'd

27:48

need to do something beyond that is

27:50

going to be extraordinary. Medjic also makes

27:52

the dubious claim that the Persian Gulf

27:54

War was not won by a superior

27:56

attacking force, but because the Iraqi soldiers'

27:58

brains were affected by low frequency signals

28:00

that were that were on the calls to

28:02

prayer the broadcast over loudspeakers. Dude, over loudspeakers.

28:04

What? This is such a is such a specific

28:07

example. they got to do with... What's they they got

28:09

to do with the they got to

28:11

do with the saying like, oh it's saying like,

28:13

oh, it's so powerful. We just the

28:15

it into the atmosphere, into the

28:17

ionosphere and it rings like a bell

28:20

and a all these people. all Yeah,

28:22

but we also need those need loudspeakers

28:24

that they they attach for like prayer. prayer. You know, come

28:26

on. Why else, would train trained soldiers up and run

28:28

up wasn't run off? were It wasn't

28:30

because they were and outflanked. Oh no, outflanked.

28:32

of the it was because of the

28:34

feeling of fear and anxiety being

28:36

beamed their into their course. I mean, of

28:38

course. I mean, in fear and and

28:40

anxiety directly into their but the fact that

28:42

they're facing an overwhelming force. I

28:44

was a child when this conflict

28:46

was going on, but I remember

28:48

a on, but I at the time. a joke

28:50

round does at the school at the his pants,

28:52

the time. Scut marks. Ah, it's quite good. Although he he

28:54

doesn't, because he didn't he didn't have any.

28:56

Did he? Maybe. The for Bedridge's self -publishing company,

28:59

company, Earth Pulse is no longer available

29:01

available as he has has the

29:03

same name as his son, he

29:05

any searches for his son, any searches for the

29:07

pulled up a lot of

29:09

strange have pulled up a lot of even though

29:11

stuff campaign team has finally disavowed

29:13

any views held on finally disavowed any

29:15

Beggis III is named in

29:17

the paperwork as the 3 is named in

29:19

Treasurer as the vice for Earth Pulse.

29:21

and might also be the Earth Pulse.

29:23

He but be the is written in

29:25

Roman numerals in Roman a bit

29:27

scribbled out, so I'm not

29:29

sure not sure about he .66 of the

29:31

shares, 666 of them. Surely that's them. Is

29:34

this all like public information? You know, information?

29:36

shares? Why? Why does this matter? shares? relevant.

29:38

And in matter? Surely that's

29:41

relevant. the air to make, according to air

29:43

to make, according to

29:45

an article from the Alaska

29:47

Landmine, yes, their tagline is explosive Alaska News, Bayeth

29:50

III third claimed between $100, of income

29:52

from Earth Pulse in

29:54

2022 in date. to date, and... 15,000 to

29:56

50,000 of ,000 of income from

29:58

Earth Pulse the prior year. So year released

30:01

released a book or something. That's quite

30:03

a broad thing though thousand to a a

30:05

million I guess guess it must have been

30:07

like a tick a tick box. You you go

30:09

to certain countries and they And they have form

30:11

like how much money do you have?

30:13

How much money do you make much money

30:15

like? It's like... What? Why? There is quite a wide is

30:17

quite a wide variance between these numbers but

30:19

maybe that's just the ranges in the

30:21

boxes that you have to that you have

30:23

pulse is given the classification of vending

30:25

machine Operators as opposed to a publishing

30:27

company. So who knows what's going what's

30:29

going on? company, so who knows is going?

30:32

What is going on? What is that? What?

30:35

Suffice it it to say, for third might

30:37

not might not want his dad's views

30:39

attached to his run for Congress, he

30:41

he sure doesn't seem to mind profiting

30:43

from the sales of books and

30:45

DVDs relating to mind to other conspiracy and

30:47

stuff. I found the link to I

30:50

found the link article on a site from

30:52

Reddit called Nick on a site from rediches or weird,

30:54

much sums them up. them also wondered

30:56

wondered about that are supposed to to read large

30:58

numbers of people's minds. minds, like... Is it

31:00

like cerebral in X-Men? Is there someone someone until down

31:03

the they find the one person that...

31:05

for amid a sea of people's thoughts, Though

31:07

that would be be insane. Don't we just see a sea

31:09

of see a sea of do And

31:11

what do people think when they're thinking

31:13

of stuff? stuff? If I'm watching TV or

31:15

I don't don't actively thinking anything. I'm

31:17

just watching the screen like a

31:19

smooth -brained fool like a playing a match

31:21

three game on my phone. Don't judge

31:23

me. You're doing something similar on my phone,

31:25

knows about me. You're pops up and

31:28

you forget the that and one knows about until an

31:30

that? pops up and looking at my brain

31:32

will see a whole heap of

31:34

nothing apart from what's that? being swapped around,

31:36

looking sure most people don't go

31:38

around of narrating state secrets in their

31:40

head, and then there are those

31:42

who apparently can't picture things in

31:44

their minds at all. at Those

31:46

people. I just those people who can't can't

31:48

like have that they can't imagine. they can't

31:50

imagine like this coaster like if

31:52

I close if I close my like yeah I'm It's

31:55

like, yeah, I'm imagining that coaster spinning round

31:57

like as if it's a it's model in

31:59

my brain. my brain. can't do that. do people

32:01

are going to are the, like, become the like

32:03

holders holders or best spies, because a time a

32:05

regular spy gets captured, they'll be like,

32:07

alright, be like in the right device, the mind having

32:09

a look inside. We're having the be like,

32:12

alright, and John will be scan it and there's

32:14

nothing. and there's nothing. Maybe these poor sods will

32:16

end up becoming the the of mankind. of

32:18

I can just imagine the movie version

32:20

of the the out the hands to pull

32:22

the thoughts from some average out the hands

32:24

and I had exactly the same some average show.

32:27

Oh my in Katie and I had victim said jokes

32:29

on thoughts. Then stopping a confusion, as their intended a

32:31

question on its FAQ you, big

32:33

brain, I've exert in a over people?

32:35

The Harvits, answer is a question on

32:37

Neuroscience is a complex field

32:39

of study carried out by

32:41

medical is no. not scientists

32:43

and researchers at HAARP. Well, we we

32:45

can probably leave it there. leave

32:48

it there. Aliens. Oh

32:51

gosh, we have to do this again. Well, as we talked about transmitters

32:53

up to the heavens, I suppose

32:55

our little I friends have to make

32:57

an appearance have to make There isn't somewhere. a

32:59

consensus about what a up to when

33:01

it comes to all things extraterrestrial. to

33:04

are those who think the transmitters

33:06

are communicating with think the transmitters you might

33:08

expect, evidence for this thin on the

33:10

you might expect, there was overwhelming evidence that

33:12

Harp was communicating with aliens, mean, would

33:14

be a was overwhelming wouldn't be like,

33:17

oh, let's was alien life. They'd be

33:19

like, no, dude, we found it. harp thing,

33:21

do you just forget about the the aliens?

33:23

Maybe harp are actually weapons used in

33:25

some sort of used in some sort of space

33:27

to shoot down UFOs, although down UFOs,

33:29

who knows who knows the the of

33:31

these of these craft end up. I saw saw an

33:33

old post on an internet forum

33:35

one person person saying was tracking was tracking

33:37

UFOs that were on Earth to of

33:39

December the end of December the Mayan

33:41

just when the ending. was ending. that?

33:43

Remember that? that panned how that pans

33:45

out. Not brilliantly, because again, you'd

33:47

be like, aren't you don't remember

33:49

the aliens coming in coming in 2012? What'd

33:51

you just forget about the aliens? According

33:53

to a rational wiki, a site that

33:56

sounds like I would love. Some claim

33:58

HARP can create atmospheric vortexes. flying sources may

34:00

in the skies above stunned UFO

34:02

experts. are always claims are always impressive

34:04

until you nobody has ever ever managed

34:06

to film or photograph a single

34:08

convincing shred of evidence. Believe me, my

34:10

if my are are capable of

34:12

covertly filming people who neglect to pick

34:14

up their dog dog poop paces away,

34:16

there's no way miss miss something

34:19

as large flying saucers about in front of

34:21

an intergalactic wormhole. I people. people. I like

34:23

those people. was I was walking.

34:25

I just got in my car

34:27

the other day, day, like like onto

34:29

the pavement. the pavement, and said, brilliant, and stunk like and

34:31

shit. Of course it did. And I'm of course it

34:33

did, in a I'm like, if you're You're

34:35

in a city. Even if you're not

34:37

in a city, even if up up

34:39

your dog poo, fuck what the making

34:41

making How can you be so selfish? Nice shoes are you

34:43

be so selfish? My nice shoes are

34:45

wear They were So, I of course they're

34:47

Vessys. I only wear Vessys. in So

34:49

off in the moth them off in the

34:51

shower, but still, not fun. Harp has

34:53

actually this this aspect of the conspiracy

34:55

theories surrounding them as they have

34:57

a merchandise page where everything on it

34:59

is branded with a picture a it.

35:02

merchandise of a with a picture front

35:04

of a in front of a swirly vortex and

35:06

area 49 you can't beat If you

35:08

can't well join them and

35:10

make as well join them and make the

35:12

way. bucks along nothing Yes, nothing like some irony

35:14

bucks. The aliens theory this episode is

35:16

even more far far-fetched than the mine

35:18

so let's move So let's substantial

35:20

things. things. Kem trails.

35:23

I was tempted just to put C Kem

35:25

I was tempted just to put of decoding

35:27

the unknown. Yeah, Unknown. did Yeah, we did

35:29

an episode about Chemtrails and people are crazy.

35:31

They're like, like, oh yeah, they're filling up

35:33

the planes. What do you think

35:35

those are are the the And it's And

35:37

it's it's just clouds. It's making clouds. There's like The planes

35:39

making clouds, shit that. And people that. And

35:41

people in the comments like, oh, Simon even

35:43

know. It's like, no, It's like, no. I can't

35:45

remember exactly what the what happening. But

35:47

I do know that I made a

35:49

full episode about it. And then

35:51

after understanding it, I was like, it, was

35:53

like, oh, I get it. it. Exactly what I thought.

35:55

are talking nonsense. But I suppose we do need

35:58

a bit of an explanation in case you you...

36:00

that one. One about about is that if you believe you

36:02

Kem trails you really believe in believe in them,

36:04

and nothing we're going to say will

36:06

change your mind, so feel free

36:08

to jump ahead the next chapter. Now that

36:10

kooks are are out of the way, you

36:12

doing on this you way, channel? this channel? If

36:15

you believe in chemtrails, come across the channel

36:17

unless you just hate listen to this. which

36:19

which case, that's fine, I'm I'm still

36:21

getting paid. paid. Here's the basics. So, chem

36:23

chemtrails, i .e. of chemicals out of of planes

36:25

land all over the population or environment

36:27

below for nefarious purposes are not. are

36:30

not real. What you see you see in the

36:32

sky behind planes are contrails or trails of condensation

36:34

or or water vapor. I it. Said it was

36:36

condensation condensation and clouds. Perfect. No, they do not not last

36:38

longer than when you were a kid.

36:40

If If they look like they do,

36:42

it's because there are many more planes

36:44

in the sky and trails are affected by

36:46

atmospheric conditions such as air as air so

36:48

some do hang around longer depending on

36:51

the conditions and and of the trails. Also, you're

36:53

you're probably paying a lot more attention to

36:55

this kind of thing now whereas in

36:57

the past in the past, important stuff to

36:59

be getting. stuff to be getting on with.

37:01

Really? I feel feel like got got more

37:03

important stuff to be getting on with. In

37:05

the past on with. be it'd nice field. be

37:07

just gonna oh, that's a go a in that field

37:09

in the sun and look at the

37:11

sky. in Which is so nice and I

37:13

just never would do that today because it's

37:15

like, never my do I just go from

37:17

work to family God, I just go to do. Which

37:19

is fine. like I like it. do. I is

37:21

fine. doing. it. I like but it is. But it is.

37:23

I I definitely would have noticed more

37:25

planes in the sky in I was a

37:28

boy. I was a so -called so-called are a

37:30

staple in the conspiracy in the Harp is

37:32

going to be linked to them at is

37:34

going to be linked to them course they are. But

37:36

again, course they are. But again, this is totally to do

37:38

with anything. If you recall, you and you shouldn't

37:40

brain has been manipulated been the last few

37:42

minutes, Harp is all about sending radio

37:44

waves into the ionosphere to heat up

37:46

small parts of it per study. the

37:48

and unless to mistaken, didn't we talk about

37:50

it for study. Yeah, on the edge of

37:52

space? You know where planes don't the edge of

37:54

the edge of f**king space. Do they?

37:56

They're not that high, low really low you when

37:58

you think about it. This has nothing

38:00

to do with planes, water trails, chemicals,

38:02

or anything of that sort. In a

38:05

slight coincidence, remember the Amazon review quote

38:07

I picked more or less at random

38:09

about Nick Begg Jr. Senior's book? It

38:11

was by Peter A. Kirby. And here

38:13

he is popping up again. Small conspiracy

38:15

world, isn't it? He wrote a book

38:18

called Chemtrails Exposed, a New Manhattan project.

38:20

Do you think they go and review

38:22

each other's books? Do you think there's

38:24

some, like, discord community of, like, underground

38:26

conspiracy authors? And they're like, dude, dude,

38:28

dude, I read this about chemtrails, will

38:30

you go review it? the guy's like, yeah, dude,

38:32

I did the heart thing. I don't believe in

38:35

chemtrails. I think that's a different conspiracy. Although all

38:37

of these conspiracy theorists believe in all of the

38:39

conspiracy theories for some stupid reason, Like, like JFK

38:41

was weird. That assassination was weird. There's stuff going

38:43

on there that I don't think we know about.

38:45

I don't know what that is, but I'm open

38:47

like that was the one episode of Decoding the

38:49

Unknown where I've been like something weird is going

38:51

on here. And I don't know what it is.

38:53

But that doesn't mean that I go and subscribe

38:55

to all of the other crazy theories. But I

38:57

think they have like a review circle where they're

38:59

all like reviewing each other's books, tit

39:01

for tat. So he this book in

39:03

2016 and in 2012 he wrote

39:05

an article called Smoking Gun, The Harp

39:07

and Chemtrails Connection, which was published

39:09

on activistpost.com. In this article, he says

39:11

that harp can be used to

39:13

move particles around the sky, which will

39:16

then modify the weather. Quote, Chemtrails

39:18

may enhance this connection between the lower

39:20

and upper atmosphere. Then when Harp

39:22

manipulates the ionosphere, the lower areas of

39:24

the atmosphere where our weather happens

39:26

can be manipulated accordingly. He goes on

39:28

to say, if harp is powering

39:30

the Chemtrail airplanes, this would be a

39:32

great logistical advantage, as the planes

39:34

would not need to be grounded for

39:36

fueling. What are you talking about?

39:38

If harp is powering the chemtrail airplanes,

39:41

how? What What you mean? What

39:43

does that even possibly mean? How could

39:45

you write that down and think

39:47

it's a serious thing to write down

39:49

without further explanation? Apparently harp can

39:51

do it all. There have also been

39:53

mobile mini -harps, which can be located

39:56

all over the place, and Kirby

39:58

even posts a picture of a... - called

40:00

Mobile Harp Ship and says it has been speculated been

40:02

speculated that this was ship was used

40:04

to trigger the March 2011 9 Japan

40:06

earthquake. These are These are dangerous claims looking

40:08

at the I'm looking at the photo,

40:10

a I've got a print out the

40:12

photo here, and it it just looks

40:14

like an oil rig or something with

40:16

them. Like, I don't know, it just

40:18

looks it just looks like some... I mean, not an or

40:20

a sea, like you know, a like a

40:22

radar at sea, and you just be like, it's a that

40:25

he posted and it appears to

40:27

be something belonging to the US,

40:29

of course, called the photo that he posted, and

40:31

it appears to be something radar. What a

40:33

surprise, it was a radar, because

40:35

it looks like a a high-tech, which

40:37

was X-band to detect and analyze

40:39

any missiles coming from North Korea. a

40:42

If you didn't notice you could see

40:44

the picture, as a podcast. It like a

40:46

a... King radar. It He looks like, you know, know the big

40:48

dome white wet radar thing that you thing the spinning one that you

40:50

see, not the spinning one that you see

40:52

at an airport, but the sort you see

40:54

on yachts, but just massive and on massive It also

40:56

looks like the complete opposite looks like the complete

40:58

opposite of the were tall antennas with Those

41:00

were tall antennas this arms a looks like

41:02

a giant ball. ball. a good way to describe it.

41:04

I suppose antennas could be inside, but

41:06

I don't know how much how much the

41:08

atmosphere of the atmosphere this boat chugging around

41:10

in the Pacific is going to do.

41:12

Wait, this is a boat? is a boat!

41:14

The picture's really tiny. you can't If you

41:16

can't see it, it's probably the size

41:18

of four postage stamps stuck together

41:20

because my printer decided my best to

41:22

have it really tiny for some reason.

41:24

to have it really tiny for some reason. That's a

41:27

boat! I I wish I could see the

41:29

see the picture it doesn't look like a boat!

41:31

like a boat! He ends by saying, know Harp can can

41:33

modify the weather. If one could, you don't

41:35

you think they would. yeah, I I mean

41:37

what agree. If you could control the I completely

41:39

agree. If would, could control the weather, people

41:41

do, would, but you know what, people

41:43

can't do control the weather and you've

41:45

provided no evidence for that. a thing. being

41:47

a thing. is a control is a

41:50

god -like power. be Chemtrails may be

41:52

sprayed to enhance the effectiveness of

41:54

these operations. our If this is

41:56

the case, our of lying of lying

41:58

and obfuscation about makes perfect sense. and is

42:00

consistent with behavior exhibited by others

42:02

associated with every aspect of chemtrels,

42:04

geoengineering, and the related activities I

42:06

outline. I mean, yes, very importantly,

42:08

though, you've included, if this is

42:10

the case, in your quote there,

42:12

which it most certainly is not.

42:14

Okay, Kirby, riddle me this. If

42:16

one could, don't you think they

42:18

would? And they haven't, really, have

42:20

they? Unless, or they can't, really,

42:22

have they? Being like, okay, it's

42:24

a US military, okay. So they're

42:27

not protecting Florida from hurricanes because

42:29

they're... Like, what would be the

42:31

point of this? Also, they've got

42:33

enemies, why not just flood the

42:35

shit out of North Korea? Just

42:37

be like, yo, North Korea, it's

42:39

going to rain forever. Your nuclear

42:41

silos are going to be so

42:43

flooded. Your nuclear physicists' notebooks, I

42:45

don't mean the paper ones, because

42:47

it's North Korea are going to

42:49

be ruined. There's going to be

42:51

no luck for you in the

42:53

weather anymore North Korea, because we

42:55

control it. Although that's easy for

42:57

me to say, I live in

42:59

Southern California, where I guess the

43:01

brains behind harp also live, because

43:03

it's pretty nice here most of

43:05

the time. Yeah, that's what they're

43:07

doing. They're just making the weather

43:09

in California great. Because before harp,

43:11

the weather in California, who was

43:13

notoriously... apart from recently, when there

43:15

was a wildfire, my neighborhood was

43:17

on the edge of an evacuation.

43:19

Harp, you don't have to respond

43:21

to every crazy conspiracy theory about

43:23

you. Like, there are conspiracy theories

43:25

about me, I just don't address

43:27

them. One of my favorite ones

43:29

is people think I'm in a

43:31

wheelchair, because I'm always sitting down

43:33

there, because I used to stand

43:35

up and people are like, now

43:37

you sit down. Were you in

43:39

some kind of accidents? Like, no,

43:41

I can stand. But like I'm

43:43

saying, I don't need to disprove

43:46

the crazy conspiracy theories. watering clouds

43:48

case closed that I added that

43:50

wasn't in the quote that would

43:52

be weird if harp you know

43:54

they're a university they're a part

43:56

project to university, they

43:58

wouldn't be like,

44:00

wouldn't be like bitches! clothes,

44:02

That'd be weird.

44:04

be weird. Where the weather manipulation

44:06

We've already blundered across already

44:08

thanks to our friends Peter A. line so to

44:10

our friend on this theory. The so

44:12

let's expand on this theory. at

44:15

The main accusation, can at harp,

44:17

is that it can manipulate, direct,

44:19

and even manufacture adverse and

44:21

destructive weather conditions for whatever reason

44:23

people see fit. fit. This has

44:25

come come up recently with 2024

44:27

U .S. general election, when an

44:29

uncharacteristically strong dubbed three times times the

44:31

normal amount of snow Seas in in

44:34

January the the presidential caucus, people got suspicious.

44:36

suspicious. honest, Well, let's be honest.

44:38

suspicious. I don't think the don't think the Democrats

44:40

were particularly bothered way or the other.

44:42

Laura Lumar, a -right conspiracy theorist, theorist and Trump's simp.

44:44

This is a nice way of putting

44:46

it, wrote on wrote on X. Is deep state

44:48

to disrupt the Iowa caucus? Wait, who

44:50

the f**k are you? A far -right

44:52

conspiracy theorist. Okay, good. A a moment.

44:54

I thought you actually had a

44:56

serious job. good. For a moment, I thought you We

44:58

all know serious Oh, we all a lot of

45:00

friends in the defense industry of friends in

45:02

the complex. industry and a Iowa and now

45:05

Iowa is set to get hit She

45:07

once -in -a in Iowa, and now Iowa is set to

45:09

dominate the with a is the deep

45:11

state using harp to rig the

45:13

Iowa is set to Looks like weather manipulation

45:15

to me. Oh my God. Do people people actually? do

45:17

Do people actually pay attention to you? pay attention

45:20

don't know who you are. I don't And I feel like

45:22

it would just be best if everyone didn't know who

45:24

you are, so we don't have to follow this nonsense. everyone didn't

45:26

know you, you you, do people,

45:28

do people look at you for

45:30

facts and because that's really concerning?

45:32

Well, I guess she's the expert. look

45:34

at you jumped on the heart that's

45:36

Who the fuck's MTG? I guess she's

45:39

the expert. MTG. And no, don't

45:41

get your budgy smugglers in a

45:43

twist, Kevin. If you're listening, we're

45:45

not talking about your funny little

45:47

card game, imagine the gathering, are

45:49

we talking Isn't she a bit Taylor Green?

45:51

Oh, I've Can you say her. Isn't that

45:54

offensive? loony? Can me know in the comments.

45:56

I'll do better. I don't know. Let me know. Let me know

45:58

in the comments. we seeing a pattern? who also

46:00

happens to be a Congresswoman. Ah, that's why

46:02

she's crazy and a Congresswoman, allegedly. I mean,

46:04

she's a Congresswoman, she's allegedly crazy in my

46:06

opinion. Honestly, I don't know much about her,

46:09

but every time she comes up, it's always

46:11

in relation to something crazy. On October 3rd,

46:13

2024, in the run-up to the presidential election,

46:15

Green tweeted a picture of a map of

46:17

the southeastern United States, basically showing that a

46:19

hurricane was going to hit a lot of

46:22

states that were likely to be voting Republican.

46:24

And also, just because they're closer to the

46:26

Gulf of Mexico, there's going to be more

46:28

bad weather, guys. It's just how geography works.

46:30

It's what they want you to believe. Which

46:32

Storms you was referring to specifically is unclear.

46:35

Hurricane... I understand that it's not said Helen,

46:37

that it's actually Helene. I heard that the

46:39

other day. I was like, wait. That big

46:41

hurricane was called Hurricane Helene? This is the

46:43

problem. I don't watch the news. I don't

46:45

watch the news. I don't watch the news.

46:48

Like, I don't know why, I've just never

46:50

been a news watching, dude. And so I

46:52

just always read it. And so I don't

46:54

know. I'm always like, I reckon Helen. People

46:56

are like, it's Helene. What are you stupid?

46:58

It's like, well, obviously I know a lot

47:01

about it. I've read about it and all

47:03

of this stuff. But it's just I've never

47:05

heard anyone to say it. And Milton hadn't

47:07

hit yet, that's an easy one to pronounce.

47:09

And when it did, only Florida was affected

47:11

in the US. Florida was affected in the

47:14

US. Is Florida red or blue? I don't

47:16

actually know. I get a feeling it's red,

47:18

right? It's Florida. The map itself isn't very

47:20

easy to understand. And Green's caption was, this

47:22

is a map of hurricane-affected areas with an

47:24

overlay of electoral map by political party shows

47:27

how hurricane devastation could affect the election. The

47:29

top reply says things like, so hurricane season

47:31

is just a conspiracy during an election year,

47:33

and this is stupid. I'm in Charlotte, Charlotte,

47:35

NC. You're showing a map like it affected

47:37

our voting process. It didn't. Basically Green was

47:40

suggesting that natural disasters were making it look

47:42

bad for Republicans as it was going to

47:44

affect areas where they were most likely to

47:46

vote in big numbers. This was only a

47:48

slight nod at a conspiracy theory. It could

47:50

also have been seen as just someone putting

47:53

it down to Sodd's law, but then she

47:55

upped the stakes by tweeting later that same

47:57

day. Yes, control the weather,

47:59

it's ridiculous for anyone

48:01

to lie and say

48:03

it can't be done.

48:06

to lie and say it can't be done.

48:08

I mean, there is some degree of weather

48:10

control, right? The Silverardides eating clouds right?

48:12

stuff I think it's less effective

48:14

than people To thought, That's I think

48:16

I did something recently about that. less

48:18

effective than people can control

48:20

the weather, I but not

48:22

like you're talking about. about

48:25

that. But yeah. They they, presumably

48:27

being the Democrats. Well, just look turned

48:29

out, either out. Either they were the weather, or

48:31

they turned out to be weather, or they

48:33

turned out to be a part of them, makes

48:35

outed a them of them. And she while you

48:37

may have some nagging thoughts about Now,

48:39

experimentation and modification in your mind,

48:41

it is sort of true. and cloud

48:44

seeding happens, which is where planes of

48:46

generators on the ground release stuff into

48:48

clouds to try and increase the

48:50

precipitation or produce. on the is either because

48:52

more precipitation is wanted, or to to

48:54

and make clouds shed the early before

48:56

a planned event, for example. Beijing tried doing

48:58

before the the Olympic Games closing ceremonies. This

49:01

has been going on for decades,

49:03

but the science community is on the

49:05

fence about whether is on the or not.

49:07

There we go. effective or not. what I

49:09

said, isn't it? what I said. Isn't it large

49:11

brain. large brain? Cloud seeding would not

49:13

be able to produce tropical storms or

49:16

snow storms or snow at Iowa, the but but

49:18

a giant radio transmitter could. As

49:20

neither a physicist a physicist, meteorologist, I'm not

49:22

really sure sure work. would work. Harp heats up electrons

49:24

in the air on a sphere potentially potentially

49:26

miles above our heads above our heads or above

49:28

happens to be in Alaska. to be

49:30

How does this translate to a

49:32

translate to a snow dump miles away away a

49:34

tropical storm that originated nearly 5

49:36

,000 miles southeast of the facility, is

49:38

is far? It doesn't. As it turns out,

49:40

As it turns out, the ionosphere

49:43

as a whole the weather the weather

49:45

on weather but the weather on Earth

49:47

can affect the ionosphere, so be thinking

49:49

should be thinking about that We haven't

49:51

We haven't reached a stage where

49:53

we can control or create things

49:55

like or or tropical storms. These

49:57

are huge forces of nature, and we

49:59

are probably... responsible for creating conditions that

50:01

make them more likely to happen, humans

50:03

in general and they in particular cannot

50:05

do this, at least at the moment.

50:07

Yeah, of course this could potentially be

50:10

possible in the future. I mean, I

50:12

feel like it's quite far out of

50:14

our grasp right now, but I mean,

50:16

like, given the long enough time frame,

50:18

we're going to do all sorts of

50:20

cool shit as a species, not me

50:22

specifically, not you and me dear listener,

50:25

probably not you. Definitely not me. Most

50:27

non-military weather manipulation experiments have been to

50:29

try and stop things like tornadoes from

50:31

forming or attempting to find ways to

50:33

disperse them, not redirect them or make

50:35

them stronger. Unfortunately not much progress has

50:37

been made here either, leading to the

50:40

conclusion that humans are not yet at

50:42

the level of god-like power. Kirby was

50:44

talking about when it came to controlling

50:46

the weather. Oh my god I saw

50:48

that movie. I saw Twister when I

50:50

was a boy and I think it

50:52

was one of the first... it might

50:55

even a bit of VHS of VHS

50:57

of Twister. It had this weird box,

50:59

it had like a cardboard box, and

51:01

the twister on the front was like

51:03

shiny, but the rest of it was

51:05

mad. I don't know why I remember

51:07

this box so much. And I was

51:10

like, oh, there's a new Twisters movie.

51:12

As I look it up on Rotten

51:14

Tomatoes, and we and my wife were

51:16

looking for a movie to watch, it's

51:18

like 80-something. It's like 80-something. We're looking

51:20

for a movie, and my wife, I'd

51:22

look at the criticism. you know negative

51:25

positive reviews it's okay counts as positive

51:27

and most of the rears are like

51:29

oh it's okay it's not bad so

51:31

they gave it you know it seems

51:33

to have a really high rotten tomato

51:35

score also somehow the audience like it

51:37

it is so cheap I'm not sure

51:40

if they were trying to go for

51:42

that like kind of 90s disaster movie

51:44

vibe or whatever but for me it

51:46

just wasn't working and it just felt

51:48

badly written badly acted badly just across

51:50

the board shit It just wasn't good.

51:52

It just, I gave up after about

51:54

25 minutes. I was like, this is

51:57

crazy bad. So don't see twisters. As

51:59

for military. the I

52:01

guess I guess bit is a bit

52:03

shadier. In 1978 of countries, including

52:05

including the Union, signed the

52:07

Convention on the Prohibition of

52:10

Military on the any other

52:12

hostile use of or any other hostile

52:14

use of environmental modification a Oh well perfect!

52:16

1978, a treaty in 1978, know

52:18

that know that the government, the of the

52:20

signed it have stood

52:23

by the it, have treaty the

52:25

never pursued anything like pursued anything

52:27

not I'm not... sarcasm is

52:29

all. But like, but one of those I'm not

52:31

one of those people oh yeah, like, oh yeah,

52:33

just believe everything the government says. I think

52:36

the government the to us all the lied time,

52:38

but they can't control the weather like this.

52:40

And they this. to us for our own

52:42

good cause we're all stupid. This includes agreeing

52:44

to things like each state party to like each state

52:46

party to engage in military or any other

52:48

hostile use of environmental modification techniques having widespread of

52:50

lasting or severe effects as the means of

52:52

destruction, or damage or injury the any other state

52:55

party. or injury, to any other state party. I'm glad I'm

52:57

not in politics because have to just be reading

52:59

that sort of that day of my mind would

53:01

mind would glaze over. I'd like read a page of some political that that

53:03

I'm given and I'd be be like, God, okay. I've read it

53:05

like six times read it like six times,

53:07

and I it. haven't actually read it. the

53:09

You know, when you get to the

53:11

bottom of a page, like when you're

53:13

feeling tired and a book, and you're like,

53:15

oh, I didn't read that. I didn't read

53:17

my mind was mind was about pretzels or

53:19

something, you know. know. that sounds great, but

53:21

know that know that lot of the time,

53:23

these things aren't worth the paper they're

53:25

written on, as cited by the Kemtrails episode when

53:27

referring to the military and weather manipulation

53:29

experiments, experiments, director of the director the Energy and Climate

53:31

Program, at the Energy is quoted as saying, at lack

53:33

of transparency in the research. We don't

53:36

even know what people are working on. You

53:38

can't govern something you can't see, and

53:40

that's for peaceful applications. even know Yeah, people are allowed

53:42

to do can't They're the military. people beneficial for

53:44

them to have secrets about what they can

53:46

and can't do. if an Because if an

53:48

enemy believes they can do something they

53:50

can't, great and And if an enemy believes they

53:53

can't do something that they can, that great!

53:55

great like military secrecy? Pretty good thing for militaries

53:57

And that's fine with me. They're allowed

53:59

their black budgets. budgets But

54:02

what does harp have to say about

54:04

itself when asked if it's capable of

54:06

manipulating the weather? Quote, no. Radio waves

54:08

in the frequency ranges that harp transmits

54:10

are not absorbed in either the troposphere

54:12

or the stratosphere, the two levels of

54:14

atmosphere that produce Earth's weather. Since there

54:16

is no interaction, there is no way

54:18

to control the weather. The harp system

54:20

is basically a large radio transmitter. Radio

54:22

waves interact with electrical chargers and currents

54:24

and do not significantly interact with the

54:26

troposphere. Oh yeah, you use the word

54:28

current there and they mean it in

54:30

like, not like the weather currents sort

54:32

of way, but people in the conspiracy

54:34

was like, see, I told you, they're

54:36

controlling the weather currents. Further, if the

54:38

ionospheric storms caused by the sun itself

54:40

don't affect the surface weather, there is

54:42

no chance that harp can either. Yeah,

54:44

because the sun is really powerful. You

54:46

see, nothing to worry about. Harp is

54:48

just one of those things that was

54:50

doomed to attach to conspiracy theories from

54:52

the start. It was originally funded by

54:54

the US military. It was built in

54:56

a remote area of a sparsely populated

54:58

state. It is a weird looking set

55:00

up of strange metal antennae and a

55:02

mission statement that contains words most people

55:04

have never heard before. Even now, it's

55:06

difficult to wrap your head around what

55:08

they're actually doing and why they're still

55:10

bothering. So it continues to be blamed

55:12

for bad weather events. Yeah, your I've

55:14

entirely forgotten what they're supposed to be

55:16

doing. They're studying the ionosphere. But for

55:18

what again? don't remember. It might be

55:20

a strangely American thing to do, as

55:22

per the harp page on Rational Wiki,

55:24

quote, harp is not even unique. There

55:26

are several other similar radar stations, such might

55:28

as Kyra in Finland, Lofar in the

55:30

Netherlands, the ESCAP network with four facilities

55:32

in Sweden, Norway, Finland, and the Superdarn

55:34

network, which consists of 35 radars all

55:36

around the world. Yet nobody seems to

55:38

give a f**k about them. Ooh, I

55:40

like the fact that Rational Wiki drops

55:42

the F bomb. I like this website

55:44

even more now. Maybe that's because not

55:46

many other countries have politicians belching out

55:48

such far -flung theories on social media

55:50

platforms, although that's not strictly true here.

55:52

Hugo Chávez blamed the US for manufacturing

55:54

the Haiti earthquake, and

55:57

this was reported in Venezuelan

55:59

media. is linked to to harp. For

56:01

record, the earthquake was caused by was

56:03

caused by the tectonic things slipping around

56:06

under the surface of the earth. around

56:08

under the if you of the to be

56:10

real. believe them to be real. Dr. Senior Junior Nick Berjish

56:12

also talked about weather manipulation in

56:14

his show, mentioning how HAARP can

56:17

apparently move jet streams around and

56:19

manipulate gravitational waves which can both both

56:21

weather systems. He also brings also

56:23

called up things called electro which are streams

56:25

of electric currents in the atmosphere. in

56:27

one called the There's one called the equatorial

56:30

which is found above is found above the

56:32

magnetic are two and there two auroral electro jets

56:34

found at latitudes around each polar cap. Dear listener, you

56:36

don't to worry about worry about this, because

56:38

it's nonsense. Like you can just glaze over this bit

56:40

of the episode like I just

56:42

just it. While it while al at all

56:44

might you you that harp is

56:46

in some way harnessing these These electro

56:48

jets do their evil bidding, Oh, this isn't

56:50

isn't what is happening at

56:53

all, all don't think that's even

56:55

possible. Under a subheading under subheading called why

56:57

Cool actually cool on the rational it explains

56:59

It basically uses the ionosphere the ionosphere

57:01

and the aurora electro jets as oh wait electro jets are

57:03

actually real. It's got something sounds like something so made so

57:05

made up I mean what what they're saying

57:07

about them and how they and

57:10

how they use the electro jets to do the weather

57:12

weather control and earthquakes or whatever talking

57:14

about, that's not real. not if

57:16

even if are real, are real, just because you...

57:18

just the Harry Potter example, example, right?

57:21

King's Cross Station. exists. Platform 9 exists. That doesn't

57:23

doesn't mean that Platform 9 3 quarters

57:25

exists. Disappointingly, I know, we'd all

57:27

like to go off to Hogwarts.

57:29

It explains the the the

57:32

the atmosphere and the aurora extremely

57:34

low -frequency antenna, which can then make

57:36

it easier to communicate with easier to communicate

57:38

with aliens. No, of course, is a military

57:40

project, as ear -left signals travel as

57:42

through water. travel signals would still would specific

57:44

equipment to be picked up, however, be

57:46

as they would be so weak, so

57:49

and and therefore risk to human health

57:51

would be nil, as there wouldn't be

57:53

any humans floating up in the area of the atmosphere

57:55

would be would be least, I'm not

57:57

alone in finding all this a bit

57:59

over my... CSC physics level of understanding. There's

58:01

a section on the Harps FAQ page

58:04

that says, this is all very confusing.

58:06

And the answer starts, we know, space

58:08

physics isn't an easy field of study.

58:11

So that makes me feel a little

58:13

bit better. It's like, yeah, space physics

58:15

is hard, bro. No wonder you don't

58:17

understand it. You're too dim. Not you,

58:20

Katie. I'm just saying whoever was that

58:22

person browsing it. You and me, Katie.

58:24

We understand this fully. giant brains together.

58:27

My son just asked me what I

58:29

was doing and I said it was

58:31

about a radio wave station that some

58:33

people thought red people's minds and controlled

58:36

the weather. His response, hmm, seems a

58:38

bit fake. He's night. If I ask

58:40

my daughter who is four about this,

58:43

she'll be like, that's not real. She

58:45

says this, like if you tell her

58:47

a joke or you make something else,

58:49

she'll be like, that's not real. And

58:52

she'd say, I'll ask her tonight. Are

58:54

you just joking? And I'll be like,

58:56

yes. So, what can we conclude? If

58:59

you think that the University of Alaska

59:01

Fairbanks really is up to some shady

59:03

shit on behalf of the US government,

59:05

I doubt any of this will have

59:08

changed your mind. If you didn't know

59:10

much about it, I hope you found

59:12

it entertaining and not too confusing. As

59:14

for me, I don't think we need

59:17

Electrojet's beaming, extremely low-frequency signals into our

59:19

brains to induce feelings of fear and

59:21

anxiety. There's more than enough of that

59:24

stuff going on in our day-to-day life

59:26

already. Just don't worry about those trails

59:28

in the sky. Wandering about in the

59:30

sun. Katie, don't make me feel bad.

59:33

It's the end of November. It's just

59:35

misery outside. Oh, you live in Southern

59:37

California though, don't you? So it's nice.

59:40

Oh god. Why don't I live in

59:42

Southern California though? Don't you? So it's

59:44

nice. Oh God. Why don't I live

59:46

in Southern California? What the? No, I

59:49

like the winter. That's the end of

59:51

today's episode. Thank you. or see me

59:53

in the next one I won't see

59:56

you so that's not how it works.

59:58

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