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For some decades the man gives the impression of children playing with forces that are unable to comprehend and control. But behind every great discovery often pose risks, even threaten life itself on our planet. The fission of the atom, considered as the greatest discovery of 20th century, released tremendous forces that proved unprofitable and destructive. Similarly program and the infamous HAARP (High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program) is considered by many as the modern "Pandora's box", from which it will soon provide many calamities come to the planet Earth and humanity.
According to opponents of HAARP, which criticizes and the New World Order, those scientists involved in this controversial program: "They are like little children playing with a pointed stick, find a bear in hibernation and tease it to see what happens "... For any other scientific project not written so much in recent years, both for HAARP, which became the favourite topic of conspiracy theorists in the early 1990's. International public opinion turned his first attention to the original HAARP in 1995. In that year he published a 230-page book that shook the world public opinion. The book was titled Angels Don't Play This HAARP: Advances in Tesla Technology (Angels do not play this HAARP - a pun on the Greek word 'rpa-Harp - Advances in Tesla Technology) and the authors were research scientist Dr. Nick Begkis and journalist Gene Maninis. Besides that it contained several enlightening details about the hitherto almost unknown program, a book and an open condemnation of the "high frequency vandalism of Heaven" was about to unleashed from Alaska.
"This program has nothing to do with musical instruments or the northern lights," was the ironic response to the militant

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