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Wrabbit2000
So, if not here? Elsewhere to be sure..but let some wider discussion commence on Geoengineering as a real, honest and viable means being looked at seriously, as it's not pure conspiracy anymore. Apparently, even the extremes of it haven't been for a number of years now, at least.
Not even close.
tsurfer2000h
reply to post by network dude
to just throw a turd on the floor and expect everyone to go sniff it is rude.
Here is that turd...
Not even close.
weather modification on their paper's front page or..even...rear page, bottom corner..for the last 50 years.
A person holding a valid weather modification license must receive a permit
before engaging in actual weather modification and control activities.
Separate permits are required for each operation. A permit applicant must
also file a notice of intention. The notice must include the applicant's name
and address; the nature, purpose, and objective of the intended operation
and the person or organization on whose behalf the operation will be
conducted; the approximate time during which the operation will be
conducted; the area affected; and the materials and methods that will be
used. The DNRC must publish the notice at least once a week for two
consecutive weeks in a newspaper having general circulation in the affected
county(ies).
The notice of intention required under Section 301.110 must be published at least once a week for three consecutive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation in each county in which the operation is to be conducted.
HOW ABOUT TED GUNDERSON, OR THE ROCKEFELLER REPORT?
Yesterday, the website Parapolitical posted 2,500 pages of federal government files on Gunderson it obtained, most created after the ex-Fed ended his 30 year career with the FBI. They reveal a variety of criminal investigations – ranging from suspected theft to witness tampering – in which Gunderson was a suspect in the early 1980s, while leading his own private detective agency. It was after these various run-ins with the law that Gunderson began making claims of a government conspiracy involving false flag terrorism, chemtrails and even withholding the cure to Down’s Syndrome (obtained from space aliens).
In another odd episode, in November 2002, Gunderson claimed to have received an envelope containing white powder at a post office box he kept in Las Vegas. Gunderson felt the powder was an attempt by Satanists to poison him with a bio-weapon. However, he strangely waited nearly a week before bothering to take action (he was too busy with Thanksgiving plans, he told investigators). On December 2 he took the letter to the Post Office and declared the Bohemian Grove was trying to murder him with a special poison that could kill anyone in 30 seconds. He also, matter-of-factly, told postal inspectors that he had met Osama bin Laden in Los Angeles in 1986. The Clark County Fire Department and the University of Nevada School of Medicine tested the letter and found nothing unusual.
Wrabbit2000
reply to post by Aloysius the Gaul
I'd have to disagree with you..entirely on this.
Ma and Pa Kettle haven't had geoengineering on their prime time news broadcasts for the last 50 years. John Q public hasn't had Geoengineering and weather modification on their paper's front page or..even...rear page, bottom corner..for the last 50 years.
peewee2565
HOW ABOUT TED GUNDERSON, OR THE ROCKEFELLER REPORT?
well what's your take on it? fact or fiction?