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Sonar
Experiments and ET’s
The sonar experiments Thomas mentioned have fortunately now ended 80% of the world’s oceans were having sonar pumped through them to supposedly scan for enemy submarines! But why does America need to scan almost the entire Earth. Surely just around the coast of their own country is more appropriate. Thomas’s message brought this to a mass awareness and helped in bringing these experiments to a close. Joan Ocean, an established dolphin and whale researcher knew all about the experiments way before they were put into practice. In March 1998 the US Navy performed testing of the LFAS system off the shores of Kona, Hawaii. Groups from our community mounted a protest by finding the Navy vessel, the Corey Chouest, and entering into the water to prevent them from using the sonar array. The fact that they could not use this system while a human was in the water within two miles, is a clue as to it's inherent danger to dolphins and whales who are more than ten times as sensitive to this proven lethal technology. In fact, according to David Phillips, Director of Earth Island Institute's International Marine Mammal Project, “The Navy's Low Frequency Active (LFA) Sonar system has the potential to deafen every marine mammal living in the world's oceans”. It was apparently the equivalent of standing right next to a Saturn-V rocket take-off. The federal National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) approved the granting of "small take" permits to kill and harass whales and other endangered species for the U.S. Navy's Low Frequency Active (LFA) Sonar. But was this the real reason behind the experiments? Not according to Joan Ocean: Through my on-going communications with the dolphins and whales, I have learned that this sonar weaponry is being deployed worldwide to prevent our brothers and sisters from neighbouring planets from traversing Earth’s oceans. This may sound unusual to some people, but it seems that the ‘E.T.s’ are considered ‘the enemy.’ I know a number of military personnel who have personally witnessed and detected with radar, the ultra-advanced spaceships entering and leaving the ocean. Certain large-brained whales such as the Humpbacks and Sperm whales are in contact with these off-worlders who frequent our oceans and are here by invitation. |