The Mainstream Media is attempting damage control once again by spreading their poisonous disinformation - just as they have done with chemtrails "nothing to see here, move along"



I was surprised this morning to find that Canada AM ran a piece regarding the subject of "Strange Noises" that have been posted on YouTube. They did neglect to mention in the broadcast that these recordings have been popping up from locations throughout the globe - Not just Conklin, Alberta and Winnipeg, Manitoba, however they did mention a few others in the written article - Check it for yourself:

One of the other supporting videos with other locations - there are many other individual postings as well (this is an hour/18 long compilation from 2011)
STRANGE NOISES WEIRD SOUNDS IN THE SKY 2011 BIG SUMMARY

What really troubled me was that AirCrap.org ran an article on this subject last week - only to be vaporized within a day. I did try and contact the admin of this site to find out what happened to the article, but still have received no reply. So when the topic surfaced in the mainstream, my spidey senses started to tingle. Something big must be connected to the noises that the mainstream has gone out of its way to have us dismiss and prevent further investigation.

CTV NEWS - Audio expert purports to debunk 'strange noises' mystery

The sounds required to reproduce his bird theory: "an alligator roar, two lion roars, some white noise, a stone dragging on concrete and three waterphones" - Holly Molly! that is quite the talented gaggle of birds! It's quite sad how the media uses these paid shills to feed pablum to the masses - the worst part is, most will believe them and dismiss it as what has been packaged by the mainstream.


Wow! The poor birds are getting a bad rap once again - strangely reminiscent of the pathetic explanations given about the Beebe Arkansas incident.
Thousands of blackbirds rain on Beebe, Arkansas … again

This is what I attempted to post at AirCrap a week ago:

"Cannot say I have experienced such an event. Over the past few years I have noticed that the discontinued CB radio antenna that is attached to my work shop will every once in a while give off a strange intermittent vibrating noise. I am still trying to figure out if it because of the wind - some days there is no wind to speak of and it will occur.
Around 2001 I was putting up a dipole scanner antenna on my roof and when I went to connect it my finger accidentally touched across the fitting where the antenna center wire comes through and the outer ground shield and it felt like I received a 120 volt shock. The first thing I thought of was that I must have routed the wire through or near some part of the house wiring in the attic. I double checked and found nothing anywhere near the cable. Thinking that I must have been dreaming I purposely touched the end fitting once more and the same thing happened - I held it there a bit longer than the first time and noticed that it felt a bit weaker, but definitely still there. After about a minute there was nothing. I went ahead and connected the electronics with confidence that my in line insulator would take care of any future issues which was designed for lightning strikes. The scanner equipment worked just fine for years. I just chocked it up to possible freak static build up from wind.
I had heard of HAARP from a book I read back in 96', but never really gave it much thought. Tesla talked of "free energy" within the atmosphere and methods of focusing and sending it great distances. Now I am wondering. Can't remember the exact year that it happened, but I recall the whole western coast of North America had a huge power outage, wonder if it was a test of some sort for HAARP.
I am sure these mad scientists have come a long way in their research and it wouldn't surprise me in the least that the same resonance frequencies used to push around the ionized metals they have been injecting into the atmosphere are at play and at times slip within audible range."

So here is your heads up if you experience these odd noises in your location while you have your eyes to the sky for chemtrails. Beware, there are some a$$ clowns already out there that are producing prank videos with false recordings.

Thanks for the info.

It is interesting that you mention your antenna giving off sounds. I have a house full of computers and all are on surge protectors. Every day at certain times the surge protectors give off a clicking sound for about 5 seconds and then stop.

I never thought to much about it, but then realized that I've had them for over 10 years and only in the past few years has this begun to happen.

Another interesting thing is that I have a web cam looking out my window. At certain times, I will see it fade to white and then back to normal every ~3 seconds and continue to do this for 15 to 60 seconds at a time. Then it just stops oscillating and returns to normal.

I know that cameras can typically pick up emf that is out of the range of human eyes, and this caused me to wonder if this is an emf exposure. I'm not trying to spread fear or theories, but I do know that everything has a cause, and I'd like to know if the cause of all of these abnormal events is harmful to our health. I suspect it may be and if so, then it's probably intentional.

Something of especial interest in the article that should be examined closer:

"Another recent spate of strange sounds reported from North Battleford to Saskatoon, Sask. was explained by a University of Saskatchewan professor as a naturally-occurring "electromagnetic noise.""

The "naturally-occurring electromagnetic noise" label does not seem to fit if you investigate further, at least regarding the magnitude of the recent noises. Perhaps the closest thing this statement has to offer is that it is probably "electromagnetic noise".
"Naturally-occurring", however - possibly?
the naturally occurring electromagnetic noise called auroral hiss
If this is the case, what can be surmised is that either the current solar activity has intensified to the point that this new phenomenon of extreme audible noise is an indicator of such - or that it is symptomatic of something much worse, such as the breakdown of our natural magnetosphere.

We are aware of the fact that the atmospheric experiments that have been conducted over the past 60 years are detrimental to our environment. We do know that the use of aluminum in chemtrails is destroying the protective ozone layer above us so it should come as no surprise that there will be side effects that manifest in differing ways.
The Importance of Aluminum Oxide Aerosols to Stratospheric Ozone Depletion 1991

Another scenario could be that the noises are a signature of ongoing HAARP experiments, which of course most of us know utilize EMF.

All of our senses are now being challenged and causes us to take notice of things that we might normally overlook. Some events however, are too hard to ignore. It's up to us to piece together the information because the mainstream is of no help whatsoever and their knowledge pool and investigative explanations fall suspiciously short.

For several reasons, I think the sound is caused by HAARP. I hear it myself and found that it usually corresponds with outbreaks of earthquakes.