I skimmed it as quickly as possible. I might've missed something but I think I got the gist of it.

Some of the stuff is pure BS and rabid hypothetical phenomenon.

While I know basically what they are talking about - a frequency weapon using harmonics and vibration (nothing new here as this type of derivative sonic weaponry has been around since the twenties and thirties with varyng success) they seem to blame every disaster and mishap on this as yet unseen weapon.

If indeed the Soviets had a weapon which could take down the Challenger - they would have used it every time we launched a satellite to spy on them.

This is more scientific conspiracy - and ypu're right there is lots out there where that came from.

They all claim Tesla as their savant.

Tesla made fantastic claims and did build a device which used resonance to shake a city block before it was destroyed.

However, his death ray was never manufactured and only with HAARP and a few other frequency projects has certain principles been fully exploited.

No, the soviets do not have the ultimate weapon in their arsenal (and reading this paper they have had it supposedly from 1963 onward!) and if they did - I assure you they would not have had as much trouble with Chechnya!

However, the logic breaks down and this is where conspiracy-minded folks get blindsided. They want to believe - as it is an escape mechanism.

As for 'master frequencies'...well, all mass is energy in a 'static' form (if we can call the nucleus, protons, electrons etc. static - which they really are not) and all this energy must travel in waves.

Waves have properties - one of which is frequency. So we can look at the universe from one perspective as atomic structures, and from another as energy waves with infinitely varying frequencies.

Yes, the potential is there for great weaponry, but, I for one, know what the cost to build such a weapon would be - and the Soviet Union would have broken their budget to build one. Instead, we have seen limited research which had been funded by the former USSR.

They loved the idea of a high-tech weapon and started to build a very expensive ground based laser system which could take out orbiting satellites.

Frequency weapons are either massively destructive - like a magnified sonic boom - or they are precise - like a tuning fork shattering a glass.

However to create the latter you have to know the fundamental resonant frequencies and match them.

This is mega-research intensive and very expensive.

I am of the opinion it has not yet successfully been achieved on any substantial scale. Though our government is awakening to the possibilities.

However this paper seems like its written by someone whose heard about this stuff - and doesn't quite understand it - and is also a rabid conspiracist.

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