Radio-Enhanced Aurora

I'm sure the last name "fallen" is totally a coincidence and this has nothing to do with attempting to open portals to allow more of the fallen to inhabit this earth.

The language being used in this article is reminding me of an excerpt from my book, "Are Wireless Devices Really Safe?". See here for more info: https://www.birthofanewearth.com/1/are-wireless-devices-really-safe/

Excerpt below:

Dark occult rituals utilizing frequency-altering technologies are taking place all around the Earth. For example, another bizarre ritual recently took place at the HAARP facility in Alaska that was described in the media as an “art transmission” and broadcast live on the internet between March 25 28, 2019. Please keep in mind as you read the following information that the bible refers to Lucifer as the “prince of the power of the air” and the HAARP ritual was “coincidentally” named “Ghosts in the Air Glow.” According to the write-up, Amanda Dawn Christie is the “transmission artist” who brainstormed the event. She is claimed to be an assistant professor in Concordia University’s Department of Studio Arts. Yet despite her alleged low-level status, she somehow managed to get HAARP controllers to allow her to use their facility—even though the facility was allegedly closed down in 2014.

According to the media, Amanda’s plan was to send “poetic texts written in Morse code” and use the “NATO phonetic alphabet” to send “art transmissions” that address “issues related to military research, surveillance, political territories, ionospheric science, and conspiracy theories.” Of course, the question arises as to how an assistant art professor has learned Morse code and gained access to the NATO phonetic alphabet—and what, exactly, she knows about issues related to military research and surveillance, political territories, ionospheric science, etc. The event is described as follows:

Embedding ‘ghosts’ into the airwaves - The common thread weaving each segment together is the idea of the ‘ghosts,’ or rather the esoteric activity that inhabits our airwaves, says Christie. She explains that when radio was first discovered in the 1800s, spiritualist movements of the era believed the souls of the dead occupied the electromagnetic (EM) spectrum… I liked the connection made by 19th-century spiritualists between matter, energy and EM waves on both a poetic and metaphorical level,’ Christie adds. ‘By embedding images and sounds into the airglow, I’m also in a way embedding my own ‘ghosts’ into the EM spectrum.

Although we are told that “Amanda’s project will be a valuable contribution to the 50-year collection of scientific work in the field of ionosphere radio modification, and also to the brand new collection of artistic work using powerful high-frequency radio transmitters and the upper atmosphere,” it is also quite possible that Amanda’s handiwork may have contributed to an influx of “ghosts” that now inhabit people’s homes.

Below is one person’s description of what happened to him after 5G antennas were installed near his home in Geneva, Switzerland.

I, who has…never had any sleep problems, suddenly had trouble falling asleep. Especially I felt at home, how to say, as in a microwave. I was not well in the house, as if I was surrounded by ghosts… Three antennas 5G have just been put into service nearby and other people complain of identical disorders, headaches, fatigue… For the first time, when I never had an earache… my ears whistled. It woke me up at night. The unpleasant sensation of being used, caught in a straitjacket where he does not choose to be, assails him. His neighbor Elidan Arzoni, 50, is no better. On the same date, similar symptoms, more acute, appear in this actor, director and director of the Company Metamorphoses. ‘It happened overnight,’ he says, ‘my ears started to make sounds, very loud, even though I did not even know what tinnitus was.' At the same time, he feels pain on the left side of the head and behind the skull. And a heart discomfort so violent that he thinks of a heart attack and that two days later, he goes to the emergency room.

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The smart home is a haunted house. The door locks itself behind you. The lights turn on and off by themselves. A strange energy animates your house, and an unsettling, almost sentient presence watches you from its walls. Your house might be haunted, or it might be smart.