TESLA UNTOLD (PART3)

"The U.S. military insists HAARP is just for ‘atmospheric research.’ Then why does its frequency match Tesla’s lost notes?"

The Blueprints That Shouldn’t Exist

In 1993, a retired aerospace engineer named Dr. Preston James leaked a document to Radio Free America showing HAARP’s original design specs. Buried in the footnotes:

"Frequency modulation based on 1901 Wardenclyffe residual data."

The frequency? 2.5 MHz—the same Tesla used in his Colorado Springs experiments to induce artificial lightning.

When confronted, HAARP’s director claimed it was "coincidental." But a 2007 Russian military report called HAARP "a phased-array revival of Teleforce."

The ‘Weather Warfare’ Admission

In 2013, CIA physicist Dr. Ronald Marks admitted under oath that HAARP could:

Disrupt communications continent-wide

Alter jet stream patterns to induce droughts

Create ionospheric mirrors for surveillance

But he denied weaponization—despite a 1996 Air Force report stating:

"Modifying the ionosphere offers tactical advantages in theater conflicts."

A former HAARP technician (anonymous, 2020):

"We never turned it past 10%. The higher-ups were scared of what full power might do."

The 2003 Blackout Mystery

On August 14, 2003, a massive power outage struck the Northeastern U.S. and Canada, affecting 55 million people. Officially, it was blamed on a tree branch in Ohio.

But energy analysts noted:

The collapse began near HAARP’s active hours (11 PM Alaska Time)

Grid sensors recorded anomalous ELF waves (Extremely Low Frequency) matching HAARP’s output

A deleted DHS memo later called it "an unanticipated resonance event."

The ‘Ghost Voices’ Phenomenon

Since 2012, Alaskan residents near HAARP have reported:

Unexplained radio interference (voices in static repeating numbers)

Sky spirals (like Norway’s 2009 incident, linked to Russian ionospheric tests)

Migratory birds abandoning routes en masse

HAARP’s logbooks from that period are heavily redacted.