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"The image comes to mind of a spider on its web. An insect lands, and the web's
vibrations alert the spider to possible prey. HAARP will be a man-made microwave
finger poking at the web, sending out confusing signals, if not tearing holes in the
threads. "82

"Effects of this interference with symphonies of Gala's geomagnetic harp are
unknown, and I suspect barely thought of. Even if thought of, the intent (of HAARP) is to
learn to exploit any effects, not to play in tune to global symphonies. "83
'CORRECT' WORDS

What is the condition of the ionosphere, after the rocket scientists went
ahead with 15 years of burning through it with rocket exhaust and, puny in
comparison, the early generation of ionospheric heaters? Is it damaged?

Manning found that scientists dislike the word "damaged"; it's too strong,
one ionospheric physicist said. "We say 'disturbed'...you know it is going to be the
same as it was before. If you lose your leg, that's damage, but if it is just cut, that's
not damage."

The head of his department set the tone for this attitude. Although there were
ionospheric specialists on his staff, he told Manning that he has neither the interest
nor the time to get too deeply involved in the topic of ionospheric heaters. "Why are
you interested (in HAARP)?"
The journalist replied that she had some questions about a reported
multiplying effect from the new ionospheric instrument, and the tone of his reply was
amused putdown. "If you're concerned about the ionosphere over Vancouver
vanishing..."
"I'm not trying to be an alarmist..."

"It sounded like it," he said.

No wonder the media doesn't push environmental topics, the reporter
thought.

UNREPENTANT ALARMIST

That department head would not welcome the views of Paul Schaefer, who
sounds an alarm vigorously. His degree is in electrical engineering and he spent four
years building nuclear weapons. "But most of the theories that we have been taught
by scientists to believe in seem to be falling apart," he says.84

82 Letter from David Yarrow to Gar Smith, Earth Island Journal, August 18,1995.
83 Ibid.
84 Letter to Jeane Manning from Paul Schaefer, Feb. 1995.