According to insurance investigator Captain Jostein Hoddevik, a rogue wave, some 10 to 15 meters high, impacted the port side of the Dry Beam, bending its support structure and scattering a load of timber around like toothpicks.
Although the incident occurred in an area of the Pacific known for rough waters, there has been an increase in rogue waves within recent years.
Is this a natural phenomena or something caused by man? According to the website itwillpass.com ‘dangerous earth anomalies have appeared since the start of Russian and U.S. E.L.F. [Extremely Low Frequency] Transmissions’ after 1980.
Let’s have a look at some of the possible Earth bound effects of electromagnetic experimentation via H.A.A.R.P. and Russian ‘Woodpecker’ technologies:
- The 12/13/84 issue of the Washington Post reported that not long after U.S. And Soviet ‘through the Earth transmissions’ were initiated, the Earth experienced a ‘sudden unexpected slowdown in rotation’. The effect was so great that the U.S. Naval Observatory did not need to make the normal yearly adjustment to their atomic clocks. (Could this account for the sun rising in Greenland two days early?)
- The 12/11/86 Chicago Tribune reported that ‘Giant whirlpools, some nearly 60 miles wide, have been detected moving along Norway’s coasts’ and went on to say that these were not heard of before ELF testing began in 1980. (Could this explain the two giant whirlpools in the Atlantic now?)
- A 4/19/88 issue of the New York Times stated that British scientists have learned that waves in the Atlantic have ‘increased more than 20 percent since the 1960′s’. (Rogue wave vs. ship encounters are at an all-time high.)
- Itwillpass.com reports that ‘the earth is now much more vulnerable to outside astronomical influences. Today, powerful transmitters are interfering with, overriding and blanking out Earth’s natural magnetic field. For the first time in human history, an ever increasing number of artificial ELF and VLF vibrations are disrupting earth’s natural internal and external electromagnetic systems’. (Could this explain the increase in meteors being seen around the world? )
- According to T.E. Bearden, author of ‘FER-DE-LANCE’ (a book about Woodpecker, H.A.A.R.P., ELF and GWEN tower systems), the Earth, Moon and Sun form a resonant system which produces stability on our planet. Bearden states that ‘…if too much or sharp stimulation [ELF,VHF, H.A.A.R.P or Woodpecker technology] occurs on Earth, the coupled resonant response from the sun could be disastrous…’. (Could this explain NASA’s claim that we are entering an unusually high, out-of-cycle period of solar activity?)
- Bearden continues: ‘Note the abnormal influence of the moon on tides – tides of both the (Earth’s) tectonic plates and the oceans…If the Earth-Moon resonant system were over-stimulated, one might expect violent earthquakes of extraordinary magnitude, and tremendous tidal waves hundreds of feet in heights’ and further ‘…if an electro gravitational pulse discharge happens to tickle the Sun’s and Moon’s (natural scalar electromagnetic) feedback loops the wrong way, you’ll get convulsions on the Earth, and a violent increase in the interior heat of the Earth’s molten core, with a concomitant eruption of that core right up through the Earth’s mantle’. (Could this explain the increase in volcano and earthquake activity? )
- And finally, in Lowell Ponte’s book ‘The Cooling’ we are reminded that starting in the late ’60s, U.S. and Soviet scientists began a project that would warm the Arctic in an attempt to melt the polar caps. At the 1974 Vladivostok Summit, U.S. and Soviet leaders finalized the deal and by 1976 the Soviet Woodpecker system began weather engineering on top of the world. By the late 1970s, the U.S. was producing its own ELF signals and was contributing to the effort.(Could this explain the melting ice caps and loss of polar bear habitat?)
