April 23, 1995: HAARP - Linda Moulton Howe | Predictions & Prophecies - Ted Flynn
The Art Bell Archive · Arthur William Bell III
March 26, 20231h 17m
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Show Notes
Linda Moulton Howe delivers a detailed investigative report on Project HAARP, the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program based in Gakona, Alaska. Howe traces the project's evolution from a small subsidiary called ARCO Power Technologies through its acquisition by E-Systems, a secretive defense contractor handling $1.8 billion in classified work, and finally its absorption by Raytheon in April 1995. She interviews researcher Nick Begich, who reveals that HAARP's patents describe what amounts to a ground-based weapons system rooted in Nikola Tesla's technologies, capable of ionospheric heating, submarine communications, and three-dimensional imaging of underground structures.
Ted Flynn follows with an examination of Catholic prophecy and the growing convergence between religious and secular predictions of global upheaval. Flynn connects escalating natural disasters, 33-pound hailstones falling in China, and the Oklahoma City bombing to prophetic messages spanning centuries. He describes warnings of three days of darkness, economic collapse, and a world where two-thirds of humanity perishes. Art Bell presses Flynn on the relationship between UFOs and Catholic theology, drawing a sharp distinction between angelic encounters marked by peace and alien contact marked by fear.
Ted Flynn follows with an examination of Catholic prophecy and the growing convergence between religious and secular predictions of global upheaval. Flynn connects escalating natural disasters, 33-pound hailstones falling in China, and the Oklahoma City bombing to prophetic messages spanning centuries. He describes warnings of three days of darkness, economic collapse, and a world where two-thirds of humanity perishes. Art Bell presses Flynn on the relationship between UFOs and Catholic theology, drawing a sharp distinction between angelic encounters marked by peace and alien contact marked by fear.