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and biological processes,” which makes this projected date more feasible than 2100. In fact, a
2016 Arctic News article echoes the same projection: on May 9, 2016, Arctic Sea ice was 1.1
million square kilometers less than it was on May 9, 2012. The now erratic, wavy jet stream is
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pulling warm air along its path, and cold air is moving south out of the Arctic. And now that
the ice is being melted, 15,600 kilometers of fiber-optic cable is being laid for a 24-terabit
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connection between Tokyo and London. Wiring the top of the world for wireless Space Fence
transmissions.
Methane and Project Lucy. But with all the melting of glaciers, excavating for oil and
digging for fiber-optic cable, what of methane gas releases? Methane gas in the Arctic issues
from ancient permafrost carbon stored beneath the shallow sea of the East Siberian Arctic Shelf.
The concern is that rapid warming could release as much as 500 billion tons of carbon as
methane. Escaping through conduits known as taliks, methane bubbles to the surface and adds
yet more heat pressure to the already-heating atmosphere.
In 2015, a SoCalGas natural gas well blowout in California released over 100,000 tons of
greenhouse gas methane—the largest methane leak in U.S. history. It spread out into the densely
populated San Fernando Valley and was laced with volatile organic compounds like ethane,
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benzene, butanes, and pentanes. After the panic died down, the issue became greedy Big Oil
and its fracking and bottom-line production, processing, pipeline, and storage infrastructure at
the expense of public health.
Given the propaganda and lies in our corporate-controlled media, plus the number of misled
and embedded scientists who buy into the military-industrial-intelligence complex domination of
peer reviews, university and lab grant monites, careers, etc., it is difficult to weigh the “mass
extinction” threat factor of methane releases. Papers like Malcolm P.R. Light’s “The Non-
Disclosed Extreme Arctic Methane Threat” that blame “human emissions” for global warming
and methane increasing in the atmosphere 3X what it was two hundred years ago (methane’s
warming potential being 100X that of carbon dioxide), is weakened by the fact that “military
emissions” are absent and so Light ends up attributing causality to mere “pollution clouds”
symptoms of geoengineering: “The Gulf Stream. . .is warming up more than usual due to global
warming. Specifically, pollution clouds pouring eastward from the coast of Canada and the
United States are the main culprit in heating up the Gulf Stream.” 35
In his 2014 article “HAARP and Project Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds,” researcher Jim
Lee references the 2012 Total gas leak and huge methane release in the North Sea that convinced
the Arctic Methane Group (AMEG) that geoengineering would be a necessary evil. In the
context of the Arctic Natural Gas Extraction Liquefaction & Sales (ANGELS) plan for drilling
under the ice to extract gas/oil, Lee explains how ionospheric heaters can be used to keep
methane at bay:

Project Lucy [would] involve three radars focusing their beams on methane clouds and turning those methane clouds
into diamond dust, something formerly left to the science-fiction world of Alchemy. Apparently the methane molecule
and a diamond are very similar, and they believe with a 13.56 MHz frequency they can break methane down and turn
it into diamond dust, which will reflect sunlight and slow global warming (aka SRM, or Solar Radiation
Management). Further, the director of HAARP says they can form noctilucent clouds above the HAARP IRI
[ionospheric research instrument] using three radars, and if their plan works, the heaters at HIPAS (Alaska), Arecibo
(Puerto Rico), EISCAT (Tromsø), and Sura (Russia) “could immediately attack the atmospheric methane as well.” 36

Under Project Lucy, the Big Oil-military alliance put together a mobile microwave
transmission system of ionospheric heaters mounted on submarines, aircraft, boats, and oil
drilling rigs purportedly to zap low-altitude methane clouds to break their first C-H bonds as