Why the Military Would Want a Space-Based Beam Weapon that Can Pulverize Concrete and Steel
To attack missile silos:
Some cool pictures of the inside of an OLD concrete-reinforced silo can be seen here.
Some cool pictures of the inside of an OLD concrete-reinforced silo can be seen here.
posted by spooked at 8:00 PM
9 Comments:
wow those are cool pics and i like seeing that silo being turned into a home.
makes sense, attack the silos and enemy infrastructure...i bet they've been working on this technology for at least 30-40 years and have kept it all "hush"...the problem i have with it being used on S-11, is, it must have been INVISIBLE...did anyone see any lasers or death-rays coming from Space? Fetzer believes some kind of energy weapon was used to assassinate Wellstone also, because of the odd nature of his plane crash...
You clowns will believe anything. Why not claim that a rebuilt flying saucer that crashed at Roswell in the 40's was used? I hear it has a cloaking device and an INVISIBLE death ray...
One way to look at it was, the military was saying, we have this technology, now we need a war so we can build up the defense budget and order thousands of these gizmos.
makes sense, attack the silos and enemy infrastructure...i bet they've been working on this technology for at least 30-40 years and have kept it all "hush"...
yes, exactly
the problem i have with it being used on S-11, is, it must have been INVISIBLE...did anyone see any lasers or death-rays coming from Space?
microwave beams are invisible...
actually, one EMT, Patricia Ondrovic, reported flashes of light in the sky around when one of the towers was coming down.
Fetzer believes some kind of energy weapon was used to assassinate Wellstone also, because of the odd nature of his plane crash...
Yes, indeed, I read his book on that.
perhaps Ondrovic saw the same white flashes captured in Siegel's video, but those looked like cutter charges...some kind of helicopter flies over one of the towers (straight into deep smoke plume), the flashes occur, the chopper re-appears, and the building crumbles...Siegel believes that helicopter COULD have been a FEMA chopper, which would have already been in the area because of the Tripod 2 war games/terror drills...
www.falseflagnews.com
It's amazing that idiots like the naysayer above think that technology hasn't advanced since the 1950's. What does he think they spend all the money on--armor plating for humvees?
One of the features of the videos of the destruction of the towers is a glow similar to the aurora borealis. If you'll notice in the videos, the sky lights up and changes color and the whole area is glowing. If they did the attacks at night, you'd probably notice all sorts of weird rainbow visuals.
http://images.google.com/images?q=aurora+borealis&hl=en&lr=&safe=off&sa=X&oi=images&ct=title
There are some nice documentaries on HAARP on google video that give a lot of insight into that project: basically you can cause lots of destruction by sending out waves that cause various materials to resonate. Each substance has a resonant frequency like the strings of a piano or a wine glass. When you hit the right frequency, it causes the material to vibrate. Hit it hard enough and you can shatter glass, steel, you name it. Explsoives in general work by creating a destructive shockwave of infrasound. Most things blow up when exposed to infrasound. Steel and concrete aren't any different.
If "Clowns" could read better, he would find out that the Air Forcee has a whole DIRECTED ENERGY DIRECTORATE that does space based weapons. You can browse their website yourself.
But I guess some people are stupid enough to believe that they don't actually have any weapons... they just mostly pretend and play around with Star Wars action figures from WalMart. They just put the website up as a joke. Space based weapons don't exist.
http://www.vs.afrl.af.mil/FactSheets/
Take a look at those videos of the towers coming down again. You'll notice they get all lit up. That should be a clue.
Fred
Each substance has a resonant frequency like the strings of a piano or a wine glass. When you hit the right frequency, it causes the material to vibrate. Hit it hard enough and you can shatter glass, steel, you name it.
Fred is correct! Once you know the resonant frequency of a given material, you need to multiply the frequency out (like increasing a musical note by one octave). Note that with the singing or shattering wine glass, you are using acoustic resonance to make it vibrate or shatter.
Other types of resonance exist including Schumann Resonance which matches the Earth's resonant frequency with frequency of theta waves in your brain (also known as the Vibration of Life) and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance which is how MRI's work.
Not sure what to make of this yet so take it with a grain of salt and some tinfoil.
From The Ultimate Hutchison by Tim Ventura, published September 11th, 2005:
"Thus, by applying these resonant frequencies, Gagnon sold me on the idea that you could use the equipment that John Hutchison experiments with to accomplish some interesting feats: you could make a chemical bond stronger, enhancing the overall material’s strength and durability – or you could make the bonds weaker, perhaps turning a block of iron into a powder at room temperature. It also meant something else: that by applying the appropriate set of frequencies, you could make a substance of one type behave as if it was a substance of another type, or perhaps something that I’ve never seen proposed to date: the simulation of atoms, elements, and compounds that have never before existed in nature."
Shep, thanks for posting those links.
Fred
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