This one is pretty out there but is it possible that the sole purpose of HAARP is keeping the US safe from devastating earthquakes? It has been said HAARP can cause quakes, so my idea is that this is exactly what they do with HAARP, to cause small quakes throughout the US that relieve stress. Have a look at a recent swarm of Yellowstone quakes:
27 Mar 2009 ... Quake Swarm Puts Residents On Alert .... The 'beauty' of the clusters of quakes is that more times than not, the earth is relieving itself of undue stress.
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discussion about a quake swarm in Cali:
Discussion of an unexplained swarm:Calif quake swarm jolts some into action
A swarm of more than 250 earthquakes have hit close to the southern San Andreas Fault since Saturday, ranging in magnitude from 0.8 to 4.8. The swarm is centered near the thinly populated Salton Sea region in the state's southeastern desert, but shaking can be felt in the fast-growing Coachella Valley to the northwest.
Scientists have been keeping close tabs on the swarm because it is rattling near a section of the San Andreas that last snapped in 1690. The San Andreas has the potential to unleash a "Big One" and cause serious damage to the greater Los Angeles region.
The seismic jiggling frayed the nerves of some people who wonder if the swarm is just a warm-up to a major quake. Since scientists cannot predict earthquakes the way meteorologists can forecast tomorrow's weather, the best they can say is that the latest rumblings slightly raise the probability of a San Andreas event, but the risk significantly drops off with time.
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I wouldn't begin to know how to prove this. I'm sure historically there have been quake swarms, but that does not rule out scientists figuring out a way to mimic this.. size up an imminent disaster (Yellowstone Super volcano) and try to neutralize it. Fight fire with fire, how about fight quakes with quakes?USGS says quake swarm near Yorba Linda is strange - Sciencedude : The Orange County Register
Hough elaborated in an email, saying, “It’s curious in the sense that it’s one of those sequences that doesn’t fit neatly into a well recognized mold. If it’s a swarm then it certainly isn’t a typical one – not that we understand what a swarm is, or why they happen!
“Offhand, I can’t recall another sequence quite like it, although it’s possible they’ve happened before and we’ve just never noticed because they haven’t been close to populated areas.”
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