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           various  yields  at  various  altitudes...Further,  by  knowing  the  frequencies  of  various
           electromagnetic beams employed in the practice of this invention it is possible not only
           to interfere with third party communications but to take advantage of one or more such
           beams  to  carry  out  a  communications  network  even  though  the  rest  of  the  world's
           communications  are  disrupted.  Put  another  way,  what  is  used  to  disrupt  another's
           communications  can  be  employed  by  one  knowledgeable  of  this  invention  as  a
           communication network at the same time. In addition, once one's own communication
           network is established, the far-reaching extent of the effects of this invention could be
           employed to pick up communication signals of others for intelligence purposes." 177

                   "This  invention  has  a  phenomenal  variety  of  possible  ramifications  and
           potential  future  developments.  As  alluded  to  earlier,  missile  or  aircraft  destruction,
           deflection,  or  confusion  could  result,  particularly  when  relativistic  particles  are
           employed. Also, large regions of the atmosphere could be lifted to an unexpectedly high
           altitude  so  that  missiles  encounter  unexpected  and  unplanned  drag  forces  with
           resultant  destruction  or  deflection  of  same.  Weather  modification  is  possible  by,  for
           example, altering upper atmosphere wind patterns by constructing one or more plumes
           of atmospheric particles which will act as a lens or focusing device. "178

                  It  should  be  pointed  out  that  the  device  invented  by  Eastlund  would  be
           ideally  employed  where  there  were  large  sources  of  natural  gas  and  that  it  had  to  be
           erected  in  the  most  northern  latitudes  possible,  to  take  advantage  of  the  location
           where  the  earth's  naturally  occurring  lines  of  force  intersect  the  planet.  In  the
           patents,  he  recommended  the  North  Slope  of  Alaska,  where  the  largest  reserves  of
           natural  gas  in  the  United  States  are  found  and  where  these  lines  intersect  the  planet.
           Moreover, Atlantic Richfield Company (ARCO) was the parent company of APTI, the
           assigned  owner  of  the  Eastlund  patents,  and  the  owner  of  trillions  of  cubic  feet  of
           natural gas on the North Slope. 179 APTI became the initial HAARP contractor.

                  In  1987  Dr.  Edward  Teller  described  a  new  component  of  Star  Wars
           technology, a laser like weapon for the North Slope of Alaska. Could HAARP be part
           of  the  Star  Wars  weapons  system  being  promoted  in  1987  by  Dr.  Teller?  We  believe
           that  this  is  the  case,  and  that  what  HAARP  represents  is  a  first  stage  "proof-of-
           concept"  undertaking  which,  if  proven  valid,  will  expand  to  a  full-blown  military
           program.  The  idea  of  a  ground-based  versus  a  satellite-based  defense  shield  is  an
           important  consideration  in  that  satellites  arc  significantly  more  vulnerable  and
           costly  to  repair  once  launched  into  orbit.  Moreover,  to  stop  a  United  States  ground
           based system would require a terrorist attack or invasion. That would be an overt act of
           war on the part of an adversary. If deployed from ground based locations in the United
           States,  or  within  the  territorial  boundaries  of  our  allies,  the  shield  has  distinct
           military advantages.

                  While  the  currently  constructed  and  planned  future  expansion  of  HAARP
           may not be large enough to create all of the Eastlund effects, it is of sufficient size to

           177  U.S. Patent #4,686,605.
           178 Ibid,
           179 United States Patent No. 4,686,605 issued August 11, 1987 to Bernard J. Eastlund and
           assigned to APTI, Inc.
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