Page 70 - Elana Freeland - Under an Ionized Sky

When interfering scalar transmitters cross beams over coordinates on the other side of the
Earth, they utilize artificial evoked potentials and earth-penetrating tomography to create
earthquakes at the points of interference. Natural seismic waves don’t travel through the Earth;
only man-made scalar waves do. Two timed pulses are sent along two or three beams meeting
over the target area, heated energy is extracted from the airspace, a cold explosion occurs, and
the beams swing back to their originating transmitters with none the wiser.
Transmitters, receivers, and transceivers under the scalar HAARP system are now tuned to
the scalar harmonic and transmitting at 90° angles to each other, following waveguides around
and through the planet. Because scalar weapons produce gravitational waves, a worldwide
network of gravitational (longitudinal) wave detectors is constantly and quietly tracking and
measuring weapon capabilities—like GEO600, a ground-based interferometric gravitational
wave detector near Hannover, Germany, Virgo in Italy, KAGRA in Japan, and the twin Laser
Interferometer Gravitational-wave Observatory (LIGO) detectors in Livingston, Louisiana and
Hanford, Washington (operated by CalTech and MIT).
To counter public knowledge of these scalar-produced gravitational waves, cosmic cover
stories are being conjured out of the same whole cloth as “meteors,” the Big Bang and the Higgs
boson “God Particle.” For example, the 2016 story about the LIGO interferometer detecting
“ripples in the fabric of space time” (Einstein) produced by the union of two black holes 1.3
14
billion years ago, “shocking confirmation that the waves emanated from a cataclysmic collision
29 years ago in Pontiac, Michigan, an irresistible force meeting an immovable object” inside a
“dome-like structure.” Astrophysicist Kip Thorne looks into the distant past and sees
gravitational waves produced by a colossal mass slammed to the ground by a powerful star,
“93,173 bodies, by my calculations—before rippling outward into the universe.” 15

Here, we see the Birkeland current spewing through and forth from the Earth at the North and South magnetic poles. From
Christopher Fontenot:
Known to exist at Earth’s poles and equatorial plane, Birkeland currents were first proposed by their namesake Kristian Birkeland
to be electromagnetic conduits transferring energy between celestial objects over great distances in space, such as between the
Earth and Sun. At their core, Birkeland currents are longitudinally compressed waves of electric force, their core being the center
point of concentric counter-rotational magnetic sheaths of transverse Alfvén wave propagation. These transverse waves are
responsible for the “plasma tubes” of magnetic sheaths observed from pole to pole on Earth.
Alfvén waves are named for Hannes Alfvén and are filaments of oppositely charged ions pulsing in opposite directions. The force
that binds these oppositely charged ionic Alfvén waves is called the Lorentz force. Three rings or electrojets consisting of two
twisted Alfvén waves encircle the Earth at near the speed of light.