If anyone used a nuke they would instantly be hit themselfs, the Haarp thing is hush hush, no one knows its even been used apart from the area thats been hit. The Japan earth quake that distroyed the powerstation had a arora above the area, what caused that??? Japan are backing Korea with their nuclear program, the American government REALLY dont like that. I dont know for sure, but then neither do the people playing with our planet.
There was also a bloody tsunami hitting Japan at that point. I'm no expert, but I rather think a huge wave of water may also cause atmospheric effects, like an aurora.
Besides that, where are you getting the information that there was an aurora in the first place? If it's from any form of photograph, pictures tend to have slight auroras on them when looking at the ocean.
As for Japan backing Korea, I'm not aware of anything of the sort happening. Japan has been one of our staunchest allies for quite some time now so this would be rather uncharacteristic.
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Tell me this one. Why exactly would any government resort to any of these forms of attack when nuclear weapons are just so much more effective?
That's the thing I never understand about conspiracies. Why draw lines to make things worse when things are already bad?
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If anyone used a nuke they would instantly be hit themselfs, the Haarp thing is hush hush, no one knows its even been used apart from the area thats been hit. The Japan earth quake that distroyed the powerstation had a arora above the area, what caused that??? Japan are backing Korea with their nuclear program, the American government REALLY dont like that. I dont know for sure, but then neither do the people playing with our planet.
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There was also a bloody tsunami hitting Japan at that point. I'm no expert, but I rather think a huge wave of water may also cause atmospheric effects, like an aurora.
Besides that, where are you getting the information that there was an aurora in the first place? If it's from any form of photograph, pictures tend to have slight auroras on them when looking at the ocean.
As for Japan backing Korea, I'm not aware of anything of the sort happening. Japan has been one of our staunchest allies for quite some time now so this would be rather uncharacteristic.