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Targeting Western US: Scalar Waves
Topic Started: Jun 7 2008, 12:26 PM (162 Views)
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Excerpt and more at link....

Within
months, and possibly weeks, the northwestern coast of the United States will
experience a tectonic and volcanic cataclysm quite unlike any other in recorded
history. In the process, millions of people will die or be injured. The American
economy will be shaken to its very foundations. In the process, a draconian form
of martial law will be declared that will make our once cherished institute of
constitutional democracy a thing of the past.

What would you think if you
were told that America was being subjected to a series of irregular,
electronically induced scalar tectonic attacks? What if you were shown seismic
waveforms with anomalies that do not correspond to normal earthquake activity?
Most people would think those waveforms and the claims that preceded them were
just a hoax. Unfortunately, what you are about to view is not a hoax.

The
seismogram on the left is a typical, normal earthquake waveform. After the
arrival of the P and S wave components, there is a normal damped vibration as
the waveforms echo and settle. On the right is a waveform that is different from
a normal earthquake. After the event, there are no damped vibrations. This
Octopus Mountain, Washington seismogram shows a brief series of large, bipolar
spikes. After the last spike occurs, the seismogram resumes its trace as if
nothing had happened. These spikes are evidence of an electronic scalar tectonic
attack.

Does this mean that the ground at the event location shook during
this event? No, it does not. If not, why are we seeing this trace? Dont
seismometers record ground movement?

Many seismometers currently in use
detect earth movement using a suspended wire coil that is free to move in one
axis. The wire coil sits around a permanent magnet that is mechanically coupled
to the ground at the seismometer site. When the earth moves, the coil, because
of the way in which it is suspended, does not move. Thus, only the magnet moves
with relation to the earth. In doing so, the coil senses a momentary change in
flux due to the movement of the magnet, and a small electrical current is
induced into the coil. This signal is then electronically amplified and output
as a seismogram. The recording shown on this and all the pages of this article
are vertical axis recordings.One of the signatures of a scalar tectonic attack
is a change in the magnetic flux level of any magnet in the area where an attack
is taking place. In the case of this seismograph, the scalar wave attack
component has momentarily changed the flux level of the magnet that sits inside
the pickup coil. The coil detects this change in flux and outputs a current in
response. Thus what this seismograph is recording is not necessarily a seismic
event; it is the dynamic change in the flux level of the magnet. This seismogram
image is but one of many examples of a scalar tectonic attack.

The wire
coil of a seismometer does not detect a scalar wave directly. This is because
scalar waves by themselves do not induct current into a wire coil. It is the
momentary change in the flux level of the seismograph magnet that is being
detected. As an example, magnets have been known to slide off refrigerator doors
before and during local earthquake events. The flux level in these magnets has
been momentarily reduced, allowing gravity to take effect.


Scalar (or
longitudinal) waves react quite differently than the transverse waves of our
electrical world. This will be discussed in greater detail later to enable a
more complete understanding of what is happening, but it is important to realize
that they react differently than transverse waves.

In the seismogram
from Pine Mountain, Oregon on the left, two anomalous events can be seen. Unlike
the attack near Octopus Mountain, which was bipolar (moving above and below the
event timeline) these scalar attacks move in a negative direction only. Both
events shown are off scale and of short duration, with no after
oscillations.

These are not normal seismic events. Can scalar waves like
these create actual seismic events? Yes, they can.

In the seismogram
from Green Mountain, Washington on the right, there is a series of anomalous
spiked waveforms. Green Mountain is near the Mt. Baker volcano. Like the Pine
Mountain attack, these waveforms are negative going monopolar waves that shoot
off the bottom of the chart, and then return quickly to the timeline where they
began.

The effect of these spikes is to create a build up or release of
scalar energy in highly localized areas of tectonic stress. Tectonic plate
margins, fault zones and volcanoes are all receivers and transmitters of scalar
energy - by virtue of their basic nature.

The method of electronic
transmission of scalar energy into tectonic plate margins, fault zones and
volcanoes will be explained in detail later.

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I figured as much. :help:
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