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Weapons Theories

2 documented theories filed under this subject.

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  • The HAARP Activation (1993)A major modern weather-weapon theory claiming that the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program, whose construction began in 1993, was never only an ionospheric research facility. In this view, HAARP was built to manipulate weather, alter atmospheric conditions, influence minds, and even trigger earthquakes or other geophysical events in countries or populations that resisted the emerging global order.Updated Apr 20, 2026View →
  • The Tsunami Weapon (2004)A disaster-conspiracy theory claiming that the Indian Ocean tsunami of December 26, 2004 was not solely the result of a massive undersea earthquake, but was triggered, intensified, or deliberately caused by an underwater nuclear test or other exotic weapons activity by the United States, India, or another state. The theory grew from the sheer scale of the catastrophe, the existence of past “tsunami bomb” research, and widespread mistrust of military geophysics.Updated Apr 19, 2026View →

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