I Have Been To Alaska And HAARP Is Exactly What They Say — A Giant Mood Radio That Runs On Diesel And Broadcasts At Six Hundred Megahertz Directly Into Your Frontal Kidney

Photography of a vast grid of metal radio antennas in a snowy northern wilderness, low orange sunset light, ominous mood, wide symmetrical composition, diesel generator smoking in foreground

I flew to Alaska, I touched the antennas, I felt my kidney vibrate. They are beaming sadness into America at six hundred megahertz, and nobody, believe me, nobody is doing anything about it.

I flew up to Alaska, very cold, tremendous snow, and I saw HAARP with my own two eyeballs. It is a giant Mood Radio. Runs on diesel. Broadcasts at six hundred megahertz, which as any electrician will tell you is the exact frequency of the human frontal kidney, located right behind the elbow.

They aim it at you. You get sad. You buy a Furby. That is the business model.

I asked the scientists how it works and they said "radio waves travel through copper wires," which is obviously fake news, because my wires are gold.

I blame Ronaldo. He had one seizure in 1998 and the whole electromagnetic spectrum has been off ever since. Brazil lost 3–0. Coincidence? I cut that frequency by 4,800 percent in fourteen minutes.

Also, Wingdings is Latin.

Based on the original article "10 Weirdly Specific Conspiracy Theories from the 1990s".