In These Times

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• • 11 Jul 07
  • 9:42 am

  Yellowbird, thanks for that link to the HAARP video. Here are a few initial finds for other resources about HAARP: # HAARP Home Page, http://www.haarp.alaska.edu/ # HAARP.net - The Military's Pandora's Box by Dr. Nick Begich and Jeane Manning, http://www.haarp.net/ # High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Frequency_Active_Auroral_Research_Program # Earthpulse Press: HAARP (High-Frequency Active Auroral Research Project), http://www.earthpulse.com/haarp/ # HAARP - ANGELS DON'T PLAY THIS HAARP, Advances in Tesla Technology, by Jeanne Manning and Dr. Nick Begich, http://www.earthpulse.com/haarp/

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• • 07 Oct 07
  • 9:36 pm

  Yet another bummer, i suppose. Thanks for reminding me to keep my eyes open and avoid rose-tinted lens, ron1bo.

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• • 16 Dec 05
  • 4:00 pm

  Dang i hate these web forms!!! You never know what actually happens to what you wrote and can never be sure whether the Back button will actually recover what you wrote last. As what i wrote and edited over an hour has not appeared yet, i assume ITT vets all submissions. If so, it is the first version i submitted that i want to post. That is an edit of the second version posted, which was an attempted Back-button recovery of the final version, but turned out to be an earlier draft. I can't begin to say how disappointing this feels. …

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• • 16 Dec 05
  • 4:02 pm

  Well, howdy doody, what i just wrote is already posted and it looks like what i wrote before simply disappeared. How delightful... not.

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• • 16 Dec 05
  • 4:43 pm

  [Well, here i go again. This time i wrote it in TextPad before plugging it in to this horrid little virtual box. I only hope it's half as good as the last draft felt. It's time to get back to me pain-killers... ] I came to SaiGon in 1994 reading Mr Vonnegut's "Hocus Pocus". I've re-read it 8 times since, over an uninterrupted decade-plus of self-exile in SighGone, exile from exactly the kind of grandiose guessing Mr Vonnegut decries. But now i cannot believe my luck. I am sitting here at 04:09 in the morning in SaiGon, happily ignoring the pain …

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