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The development of these new weapons helps demonstrate the general
immorality of war, particularly when the military establishment presents mind
manipulation as a preferable outcome to death. The authors of Angels Don't Play This
HAARP believe that we need open debate on these types of weapons. These
discussions should be similar to nuclear arms talks.

Another revealing section of this military compiled book apparently aimed
at a rationale which would make sense in the minds of defense planners and would
help them deal with the moral issues:

"The articles and discussions in the technology panels generated quite a bit
of heat and quite a bit of light. Chief among the concepts brought into the light was
that the application of technology to low-intensity conflict should not hinge on the
debate over simple or advanced systems, or high versus low technologies...The key is to
recognize specific requirements and apply suitable systems and technologies to meet
those requirements. "316

Stated differently, the military's means justifies the military's end. (For
Ruotanen's comments on electromagnetic pulses see our chapter, "Thermonuclear
Weapons Replaced By Electropulse.")

Obviously, these concepts were well understood by the military in 1984
when the original work was presented which led to this book's publication in 1986.
The system's development moved forward- most likely within "black budgets" -
from 1984 onward. The HAARP system is the largest concept-delivery system ever
constructed by the military which could create the effects described in 1984.

The next chapter in Low-Intensity Conflict and Modern Technology is the
section written by Captain Paul Tyler. Tyler discusses, to some degree, the
application of non-ionizing radiation using external fields including radiofrequency
radiation and other electromagnetic radiations. He discusses some of the beneficial
effects of this energy for healing wounds, bone regeneration in fractures,
electroanesthesia, acupuncture and pain relief.

He then jumps into the military applications of this technology:
"The potential applications of artificial electromagnetic fields are wide-
ranging and can be used in many military or quasi-military situations... Some of these
potential uses include dealing with terrorist groups, crowd control, controlling
breaches of security at military installations, and antipersonnel techniques in
tactical warfare. In all of these cases the EM systems would be used to produce mild to
severe physiological disruption or perceptual distortion or disorientation. In
addition, the ability of individuals to function could be degraded to such a point that
they would be combat ineffective. Another advantage of electromagnetic systems is that
they can provide coverage over large areas with a single system. They are silent and
316 Low-lntensity Conflict and Modern Technology. Lt Col. David J. Dean USAF, Editor, Air
University Press, Center for Aerospace Doctrine, Research, and Education, Maxwell Air Force
Base, Alabama, June 1986.