Secret History of HAARP by Douglas Dietrich

Published on 18 Sep 2014

Douglas Dietrich explains the secret history of the HAARP program, going back to WWII. The USA was at a big disadvantage, because the US Army Air Corp did not know about the jetstream. This made the battle against Japan much harder to win. This interview proves the USA wanted to control the jetstream, since the 1940's.

Today, the big Gakona Haarp (not the tiny prototype) has complete control of the jetstream over the northern Pacific, so the dream of the US military has been accomplished.

Douglas Dietrich had a top secret security clearance, and worked for several years, as a classified document librarian at the Presidio Naval Base, destroying top secret documents, in an incinerator. He read, and took notes, before destroying the documents. He has survived several death threats, and is a heroic man, trying to educate the public, about the secrets that are now obliterated from history.

Thank you, Mr Dietrich, for sticking your neck out, to get this information to the public!

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