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originally posted by: MasterAtArms
for everyone that think natural disasters are man made, ask yourself this
How big, complex and obvious would a facility have to be to impart enough energy into the atmosphere to make something like a cyclone, tornado, hurricane, tropical storm or monsoon.
These natural events are driven by so much energy I expect the world simply isn't capable of generating that much power, let alone focusing it into a small area
originally posted by: gimcrackery
CHEMTRAILS DISCUSSED AT UNITED NATIONS HEARING ON GLOBAL WARMING
originally posted by: SeaWorthy
a reply to: MasterAtArms
To even effect a storm of that magnitude would require an ENORMOUS amount of energy.
I don't think you are up on the science and what is now available as far as energy.
originally posted by: MasterAtArms
How would they know what exact events to start and where in a widely chaotic system to generate the effects you claim. Let alone controlling the thing once it gets going. Chaotic systems as you describe are inherently unpredictable.
originally posted by: AMPTAH
originally posted by: MasterAtArms
How would they know what exact events to start and where in a widely chaotic system to generate the effects you claim. Let alone controlling the thing once it gets going. Chaotic systems as you describe are inherently unpredictable.
Same way they can predict which direction the weather pattern is going to move, how strong it's likely to grow, what kind of strength it will have when it hits landfall, etc...
all done by computer modeling.
Exactly the same way they were able to give "warnings" about the storm "before" it actually hit.
originally posted by: MasterAtArms
a reply to: AlienVessel
so your argument is "governments lie therefore its true" ......
must be scary living in such a paranoid world eh
originally posted by: TrueBrit
a reply to: WeRpeons
It could be worth experimenting with detonating a MOAB in the middle of the thing as it forms out at sea, but probably not, because of the power it would be working against.
originally posted by: myselfaswell
a reply to: Azureblue
No.
From your link;
My background in weather warfare is pretty thin, and my knowledge of meteorological technology is nil.
Nuff said.