Charley - Were Scalar Weapons Used? (Page 2 of 2)

Then all I can say is.....post for the ones who will understand.      Don't worry about the ones who won't, and don't worry that your input sounds too woo-woo.   If that's what you experienced, than that's what you experienced, there's nothing woo-woo about posting what you saw and felt.      Seriously, that's what makes this forum work I believe.  People reporting what their stories, passing along information.   How can we make any progress if we hold ourselves back out of fear that people might think we're nuts?  (or in this case, woo woo.)   That's a form of control, imposed by the good old "powers that be."    Screw them!       This really goes for any topic here, any thread.   Personally, I was really riveted reading your account of what you felt during these storms.   It's fascinating, because it correlates with what these articles are claiming may have happened.   Someone has to come forward and say something eventually, right?    Someone has to make that first move.   Then others will follow.    So thanks again for posting your accounts, it's much appreciated.

I happenstanced on this article--

http://www.tricountyi.net/~randerse/weather.htm

This is a great article to learn more about how scalar weapons work and may affect weather... but, actually I don't know if Bearden is respected for his work, I only know of his name... so, if he is, then this is a great article to read.

Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.
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If you spin around on your chair really fast, things around here will make a lot more sense.

I agree with Kathy that much of Bearden's material is questionable. However, there are several possible reasons for it -- one is that Bearden DOES know some things but due to his military background must be careful about what he discloses and if he does say anything of importance it must be balanced with equal amounts of disinformation to keep the Powers off his back. Well, that's the optimistic viewpoint. The other is that he's flat-out scamming people.

He has several published articles where he goes at length into his scalar electromagnetics theory. With what physics and math I know, I can pick up on a consistent pattern: he leads the reader toward the truth and at the last moment dances around it and goes on his way to another topic. This is blatant avoidance of something profound, so blatant that he's basically pointing out the truth by NOT talking about it. Also, he goes down a line of reasoning that makes perfect sense, then suddenly throws in some mumbo jumbo to overcomplicate things. Some would say this is disinformation, others would say he's being discreet.

I think the Bearden material is far closer to hyperdimensional physics than what Hoagland has been talking about. If you strip away the obvious B.S., read between the lines, and investigate what Bearden is balatantly avoiding, there seems to be some pretty legitimate stuff there. I do think scalar electromagnetics forms the basis of secret government tech, but it's not exactly what Bearden says it is.  Can it be used to manipulate weather? Yeah, I definitely think so.

Hawking and Kaku.

Hawking and Kaku are great at explaining complicated physics in easy-to-understand language. Definitely read their works if you have time. Kaku's book "Hyperspace" is a classic.

However, be advised that what mainstream physics calls "hyperdimensional physics" isn't necessarily a technical knowledge of higher densities, it's just a physical interpretation of mathematics that deals with extra spatial dimensions, which don't necessarily correspond with additional gradations of consciousness and awareness. To supplement, I would advise reading David Bohm and his theory of the holomovement and implicate/explicate orders. That's more a theory of consciousness and quantum physics, which is more in line with the concept of higher densities and therefore what we mean by "hyperdimensional reality" and "hyperdimensional entities".

As for physics along the lines of Unified Field Theory that allows for free energy, antigravity, time travel, TDARMing, teleportation, etc... that's obviously not anywhere you can read in its full form. Some people know some things about it, and depending on how much they know and how much they reveal they are either silent, mis/disinformative, or dead. In my opinion, the best of the mis/disinformation would be Bearden, and the best of the deceased would be Stefan Marinov (who 'committed suicide' by jumping off a balcony not long after discovering things he shouldn't have).