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Originally Posted by helterskelter808
No, what I do is recognize the possibility that wacky military activities may have consequences or side effects.
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Your recognition of "possibilities" that "may" have consequences offers little in the way of proof of anything. I think the narrative you have created for yourself in your head much more closely resembles a Hollywood movie than it does reality.
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Originally Posted by helterskelter808
Who knows. You certainly don't. So why are you so sure none of them are? Global warming is apparently man made, and that's usually blamed for the more extreme and bizarre weather we are getting these days.
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I do know. Natural disasters are just that - natural. Man can no more stop them than he can create them. You ascribe way too much power, and evil, to human kind, again, like something out of the movies.
Global warming is not man made and weather is not getting more extreme or bizarre.
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Originally Posted by helterskelter808
As far as I can tell, there are people open-minded enough to recognize that HAARP may have negative effects on the planet, including the European Parliament over a decade ago, and there are terrified naive children like you, who refuse to even listen to the possibility that the friendly US military might be trying to do more than simply create more rainbows in the sky.
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It is hard for me to be open minded about HAARP having negative effects on the planet when no credible or reasonable evidence or proof of any negative effects has been provided.
It's quite hilarious that you call me a "terrified naive child" when you are the one who believes that the US military, apparently headed by Dr. Evil, can control a hurricane by spraying it with a bunch of hairspray and aiming a bunch of radio waves at it.
Conspiracy theorists are no different than religious nut-jobs. They both need something, or someone, to blame for the things they see that they cannot explain.