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Zipporah's Flint · Apr 9, 2024

Myles O'Reilly said:
Le Tissier had the moral high ground when he was sacked from Sky for criticising mandatory vaccinations.

He's tossed it all away now by going all Gemma/Buddy Love

Matt Le Tissier suggests Government controlled the weather during first Covid lockdown

The former Southampton midfielder says it is ‘almost like the Government planned’ good weather in March 2020

uk.yahoo.com

Uh I am pretty sure the US developed the technology to adjust weather a while back. What your man said there is not THAT crazy.

Myles O'Reilly · Apr 9, 2024

That the UK - and presumably everywhere else - rigged the weather to make it Sunny so they could release the virus?

Myles O'Reilly · Apr 9, 2024

Buddy Love Snr & Buddy Love Jnr, Collooney Co Sligo, 1956

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pllRW9wETzw

Professor · Apr 9, 2024

Myles O'Reilly said:
Le Tissier had the moral high ground when he was sacked from Sky for criticising mandatory vaccinations.

He's tossed it all away now by going all Gemma/Buddy Love

Matt Le Tissier suggests Government controlled the weather during first Covid lockdown

The former Southampton midfielder says it is ‘almost like the Government planned’ good weather in March 2020

uk.yahoo.com

Ionospheric heating is way above the heads of the general public. They'd never understand that Geoengineer's are hard at work experimenting on weather control etc etc
Telly Programmed Heads get nervous when the truth becomes stranger than the fiction they worship, you know?

Professor · Apr 9, 2024

Myles O'Reilly said:
Buddy Love Snr & Buddy Love Jnr, Collooney Co Sligo, 1956

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pllRW9wETzw

The use of cloud seeding to alter a storm was not a new idea -- in fact, a weather modification program known as Project Cirrus accomplished the first cloud seeding of a hurricane back in 1947. However, instead of using silver iodide, this project experimented with dry ice as a method of seeding. Despite its ambitious nature, the successful seeding didn’t come without consequences: the hurricane, which had initially been tracking west to east and heading out to sea, reversed its path after it was seeded and made landfall in Savannah, Georgia, causing local destruction. Many blamed the seeding for this disaster, which had a negative effect on political and legal arrangements for future modification efforts. The project was officially canceled, and the embarrassing incident set back seeding research for more than a decade.

Almost Science Fiction: Hurricane Modification and Project STORMFURY - National Weather Service Heritage - Virtual Lab

In the years between 1962 and 1983, hurricane observation took an enormous step in an ambitious direction that almost sounds like science fiction: human interference and the modification of hurricanes. In the years between 1962 and 1983, hurricane observation took an enormous step in an...

vlab.noaa.gov

Myles O'Reilly · Apr 9, 2024

You and your Da were pioneers in bringing that technology to Ireland Sir.

I salute you.

Professor · Apr 9, 2024

Myles O'Reilly said:
You and your Da were pioneers in bringing that technology to Ireland Sir.

I salute you.

Really it's Gemma who deserves the credit for bringing the issue to the attention of the General Public, you know how dim and ignorant they prefer to act?
"Thank GO'D for the Weather" - Update!

valamhic · Apr 10, 2024

Professor said:
The use of cloud seeding to alter a storm was not a new idea -- in fact, a weather modification program known as Project Cirrus accomplished the first cloud seeding of a hurricane back in 1947. However, instead of using silver iodide, this project experimented with dry ice as a method of seeding. Despite its ambitious nature, the successful seeding didn’t come without consequences: the hurricane, which had initially been tracking west to east and heading out to sea, reversed its path after it was seeded and made landfall in Savannah, Georgia, causing local destruction. Many blamed the seeding for this disaster, which had a negative effect on political and legal arrangements for future modification efforts. The project was officially canceled, and the embarrassing incident set back seeding research for more than a decade.
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Almost Science Fiction: Hurricane Modification and Project STORMFURY - National Weather Service Heritage - Virtual Lab

In the years between 1962 and 1983, hurricane observation took an enormous step in an ambitious direction that almost sounds like science fiction: human interference and the modification of hurricanes. In the years between 1962 and 1983, hurricane observation took an enormous step in an...

vlab.noaa.gov

Can they do anything about Stormy Daniels?

valamhic · Apr 10, 2024

https://www.msn.com/en-ie/weather/topstories/australia-weather-millions-of-residents-shiver-through-coldest-morning-in-months-what-th

Professor · Apr 10, 2024

valamhic said:
Can they do anything about Stormy Daniels?

Tillage farmers were devastated to find that Stormy had blown so hard that their wild oats became crushed & flattened and left nothing but wet patches from behind in the cropped bedding.
Despite the drawbacks farmers are determined to sow more oats, a new hardier variety which still bends but remains erect in Stormy, conditions

Mad as Fish · Apr 10, 2024

Professor said:
Ionospheric heating is way above the heads of the general public. They'd never understand that Geoengineer's are hard at work experimenting on weather control etc etc
Telly Programmed Heads get nervous when the truth becomes stranger than the fiction they worship, you know?

The trouble I have with all these ideas about heating the atmosphere is that it takes an incredible amount of energy to do so.

Mad as Fish · Apr 10, 2024

Professor said:
Tillage farmers were devastated to find that Stormy had blown so hard that their wild oats became crushed & flattened and left nothing but wet patches from behind in the cropped bedding.
Despite the drawbacks farmers are determined to sow more oats, a new hardier variety which still bends but remains erect in Stormy, conditions

Farmers would be delighted to find their wild oats, Avena fatua, crushed as they are an awful weed. However, it is the common oat, Avena sativa, which is cultivated for your morning porridge and is indeed prone to lodging.

SeekTheFairLand · Apr 10, 2024

I wonder if regular posters on this particular thread are worried about the real possibility of food shortages as a result of this either natural or man made bad weather.

Is the purpose to destroy harvests to engineer food shortages?

My wife is very particular about fruit and vegetables and she constantly laments the condition of these in the shops. That big supermarkets have removed sell by dates for they item and very often the vegetables are already sweating and going off in their bags even in shops.

That there is genuinely is a lack of good fresh food in the shops, although there may be substandard version still on shelves.

UK and Irish people seem adverse to fresh food. I have done charity bag packs in my time and having been shocked by the amount processed boxed chemical stuffed shite that people buy as their weekly shop. our local markets are cheap clothes etc but nary a fruit and veg man, nor a fish man.

Yet go to the continent and markets are filled with fresh produce and filled with people buying it too.

So if Irish and UK people are already on the hook of the Industrial food complex what is the point of chemically changing the weather to kill off production in the UK and Ireland?

Kangal · Apr 10, 2024

SeekTheFairLand said:
I wonder if regular posters on this particular thread are worried about the real possibility of food shortages as a result of this either natural or man made bad weather.

Climate Change Indicators: Heavy Precipitation | US EPA

This indicator tracks the frequency of heavy precipitation events in the United States.

www.epa.gov

Farmers warn ‘crisis is building’ as record rainfall drastically reduces UK food production

Reduction in yields means UK will be dependent on imports for wheat in coming year and possibly beyond

www.theguardian.com

Professor · Apr 10, 2024

Mad as Fish said:
The trouble I have with all these ideas about heating the atmosphere is that it takes an incredible amount of energy to do so.

The problem you have is having the scope of a dull Telly Head when it comes to Geoengineering.
It's not a question of "Ideas"

.
The threads have links to the technology inventors, pioneers, industrial corporations and service providers.
Now unless you're willing to engage in the real progress you best go back to your football, late late show and sky movies gold or what ever you prefer. - Say a prayer and "Thank God for the Weather" when the opportunity arises.
No worries.

Mad as Fish · Apr 10, 2024

Kangal said:
Something looks deeply amiss here.

Tenth consecutive monthly heat record alarms and confounds climate scientists

If the anomaly does not stabilise by August, ‘the world will be in uncharted territory’, says climate expert

www.theguardian.com

The way the stats are collected being a major concern.

Professor · Apr 10, 2024

Mad as Fish said:
Farmers would be delighted to find their wild oats, Avena fatua, crushed as they are an awful weed.

Exactly, and they were delighted when Stormy Daniels did the deed for them.
Then they went a got the proper varieties which stood up well to a Stormy's next arrival.

Mad as Fish said:
However, it is the common oat, Avena sativa, which is cultivated for your morning porridge and is indeed prone to lodging.

Yeah but a raging Stormy makes porridge out of wild oats, that why young country bucks carry the seed around, literally ffs

Mad as Fish · Apr 10, 2024

Professor said:
The problem you have is having the scope of a dull Telly Head when it comes to Geoengineering.
It's not a question of "Ideas" .
The threads have links to the technology inventors, pioneers, industrial corporations and service providers.
Now unless you're willing to engage in the real progress you best go back to your football, late late show and sky movies gold or what ever you prefer. - Say a prayer and "Thank God for the Weather" when the opportunity arises.
No worries.

Kindly provide an example of any incident where the weather was significantly altered, to what extent, for how long and how much energy was required to produce the effect

Mad as Fish · Apr 10, 2024

SeekTheFairLand said:
I wonder if regular posters on this particular thread are worried about the real possibility of food shortages as a result of this either natural or man made bad weather.

Is the purpose to destroy harvests to engineer food shortages?

My wife is very particular about fruit and vegetables and she constantly laments the condition of these in the shops. That big supermarkets have removed sell by dates for they item and very often the vegetables are already sweating and going off in their bags even in shops.

That there is genuinely is a lack of good fresh food in the shops, although there may be substandard version still on shelves.

UK and Irish people seem adverse to fresh food. I have done charity bag packs in my time and having been shocked by the amount processed boxed chemical stuffed shite that people buy as their weekly shop. our local markets are cheap clothes etc but nary a fruit and veg man, nor a fish man.

Yet go to the continent and markets are filled with fresh produce and filled with people buying it too.

So if Irish and UK people are already on the hook of the Industrial food complex what is the point of chemically changing the weather to kill off production in the UK and Ireland?

There has been a lot of pressure to reduce the use of preservatives and pesticides in the food chain and this might well be showing in the poor presentation of food, especially those varieties of fruit and vegetables which have been bred to look appetizing rather than resist deterioration.

Mad as Fish · Apr 10, 2024

Professor said:
Exactly, and they were delighted when Stormy Daniels did the deed for them.
Then they went a got the proper varieties which stood up well to a Stormy's next arrival.

Yeah but a raging Stormy makes porridge out of wild oats, that why young country bucks carry the seed around, literally ffs

You'll have a source for this?

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