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⊙ ⊙ ⊙ HAARP ⊙ ⊙ ⊙
Sunday, October 26, 2014 5:15
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every thing on Earth has its positive perspectives, but sometimes we forget it. The main purpose of HAARP systems is to make us forget everything. Many of us live in an enviorment that is toxic because of air pollution. We all breathe the same air, expose to rays from one sun, eat and drink water everyday. As human race we have the power to transform everything to a better structure, not only water but everything existing. One of the possible manifestations of that force is to focus on things that could act better. everything can act better.
Sun is always shining , our thoughts can dance with its rays and make chemtrails to transform in matter with no pollution. We just have to accept that chemtrails are just a combination of chemicals with programmed activities and send them light to make light manifestation. Start experimenting today, with light you can draw whatever picture you can imagine in the clouds…
It’s 11/20//2014 our government has just used HAARP to create an arctic blast to create an incredible cold blast of air to hit sections of the United States.At the same time they announce that the Chinese have hacked into and can possibly turn off our power grid.Suppose this arctic blast was recreated at a later date coinciding with the supposed shutdown of the power grid.Thousands of people would freeze to death in a matter of hours.Suppose at this time the government activates FEMA and the military at this time and declares a state of emergency and martial law is put into effect.The people have no power to heat their homes and probably no one is going to be bugging out because of the extreme cold.The weather channel announced just the other day that the only states not affected by below normal temperatures were the extreme northeastern states.Does this not seem strange to anyone? I think that this recent arctic blast was just a preliminary test run.What do you think?