On another episode, you investigate the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP), an Alaska-based facility that bombards the ionosphere with high-frequency signals and that conspiracy theorists say is used for nefarious purposes, like weather control. You go to HAARP and can't get in, yet the facility offers open houses to the public. How secretive could they be?
Every other year, they invite people in for coffee and doughnuts. If that's all it is, an unclassified research project, then why wouldn't I be allowed in? It gets its funding from DARPA [the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency], the most secret part of the Pentagon. That doesn't raise concern with you?
It doesn't seem like in that episode you really got to the bottom of anything.
How can you get to the bottom, with a one-hour TV show and the limited resources I have? Hey, I'm doing a lot better than you guys are! How's that for you?
You don't think journalists investigate anything?
Not much. They investigate the death of Anna Nicole Smith, which I won't be covering.
Jesse Ventura searches for coverups -- latimes.com
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I am no Jesse fan but here are my favorite quotes from the interview.
”You don't think journalists investigate anything?Not much. They investigate the death of Anna Nicole Smith, which I won't be covering.”
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