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Weather-Modification Primer

October 24, 2005


By Jane Odin

With two federal weather-modification acts making it legal to fill the sky with unimaginable electromagnetic technology and toxic chemicals, there�s little doubt that the skies are full of secretive and scary realities.

The Weather Modification Research and Technology Transfer Authorization Act of 2005 (S 517) was introduced by Texas Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison on March 3. Although the Act of 2005 has a startup date of Oct. 1, it is currently in the Department of Commerce for review. The purpose of S 517 is �to develop and implement a comprehensive and coordinated national weather-modification policy and a national cooperative Federal and State program of weather-modification research and development.� This is not the first indication of the feds� interest in weather modification. The National Weather Modification Policy Act of 1976 sets forth policy at length, whereas S 517 is brief and primarily establishes a weather-modification advisory and research board. S 517 reveals little but does have interesting moments.

The proposed board will consist of 11 members appointed by the Secretary of Commerce. One of the members will be from a state that openly supports operational weather-modification projects, such as Arizona, Colorado, Texas, and Utah. Interesting, considering that government agencies, politicos, and sleeping populations long have denied the existence of chemtrails, the visible tip of weather manipulation and military space strategies.

S 517 says weather modification transforms or controls precipitation forms (weather makers) in the troposphere (the weather-forming area between earth and the stratosphere). The new board will evaluate research-and-development experimentation in terms of �downwind effects and anthropogenic effects.� This is a major admission. �Anthropogenic� means the origin and evolution of humans. Its use in this context suggests weather experimentation may include genetic modifiers.

Weather modification involves more than cloud seeding and chemtrails of barium and aluminum oxides. Physicist Lt. Colonel Thomas E. Beardon, Dr. Leonard G. Horowitz, former Secretary of Defense William Cohen, Will Thomas, and others believe war games are being played by major powers to demonstrate weather-control abilities. (Google weather wars & scalar electromagnetics.) These methods involve controlling the ionosphere by manipulating ion density with high-frequency power transmitters and antenna array, such as the installation at Platteville, Colorado.

Another popular trend is using superconductors in space satellites to generate high-intensity electromagnetic flux. This method was introduced in U.S. Patent No. 3564253 and is summarized as a method for heating large surface areas. Satellites are controlled to reflect energy from the sun to a desired area on land. Since hurricanes follow heat, could this be a method of directing them to certain areas? Even though meteorologists had acceptable explanations, it was a strange experience to watch Katrina and Rita follow the identical hot track into the Gulf Coast.

Government weather makers can�t create hurricanes. They work with what exists by heating or cooling the system or the desirable path. The aerial displays of grids and X�s are said to be sky maps for aligning scalar potential beam transmitters via high-technology computers.

Although readers may not be interested in physics, the following is necessary to understand the possibilities of weather modification. The explanation is greatly simplified and should be clear with careful reading. Space is filled with potentials and fields that create superhighways for longitudinal (scalar) waves. When two scalar beams are caused to intersect at a distance, an interference zone is created wherein transverse (crossing) electromagnetic fields and energy appear. The TWM website, self-described as the �world leader in advanced weather modification� (twm.co.nz/Beard_wmod.htm), explains: �So by merely biasing the electrical grounds of a scalar potential interferometer [where the beams cross], one can produce heating or cooling in the distant IZ [interference zone]. If one just �radiates,� one produces distant steady heating or steady cooling. If one sharply pulses the interferometer, one produces a distant hot explosion or a distant cold explosion. One can also, of course, form various forms of energy at a distance�.� These various forms of energy allow for the creation of high- and low-pressure systems. Go figure!

The Air Force is clear about weather control in the lengthy document �Weather as a Force Multiplier: Owning the Weather in 2025.� Written in 1996, it states, �Weather modification can be divided into two major categories: Suppression (cooling) and intensification (heating) of weather patterns. In extreme cases, it might involve the creation of completely new weather patterns, attenuation or control of severe storms or even alteration of global climate on a far-reaching and/or long-lasting scale ... but with few exceptions they [weather modifications] involve infusing either energy or chemicals into the meteorological process.�

Since high-frequency waves, RF waves, and chemicals used to create sky maps are known to have effects on health and thinking, one hopes the newly forming advisory and research board will take the �downwind effects and anthropogenic effects� of the experimental studies seriously. After all, they too could be gravely affected. (Interested readers can find much on the internet regarding scalar electromagnetics.)

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