This Disney film, created in 1959, is called “Eyes In Outer Space.” At about the 18 minute mark, the video talks about “Robot planes that seed the clouds from above” while an operator pushes buttons to control a storm. Another must see video!
This article is from the 1950s, and partially defines the Cold War as a race between America and the Soviet Union to develop weaponized weather programs. Now, over 50 years later, America and Russia tensions are high, and the weather is out of control.
From the article: “Rainmaking” or weather control can be as powerful a war weapon as the atom bomb, a Nobel prize winning physicist said today. Dr. Irving Langmuir, pioneer in “rainmaking,” said the government should seize on the phenomenon of weather control as it did on atomic energy when Albert Einstein told the late President Roosevelt in 1939 of the potential power of an atom-splitting weapon. “In the amount of energy liberated, the effect of 30 milligrams of silver iodide under optimum conditions equals that of one atomic bomb,” Langmuir said.
A “rain bomb” over Arizona, 2017
I ran across this website last year after the flooding of Baton Rouge, La. The flooding issues that we are experiencing almost weekly in the U.S. are happening all over the world, and almost every time we hear the same story: Major flooding in areas that never flood; Unprecedented amounts of rain; Record amounts of water dropped from the sky within hours; Deaths and loss of property; Rain dropped like a bomb; This is the new climate change reality, etc.
The picture of a micro-burst—and what many are now calling a ‘rain bomb’ because of its similar appearance to a nuclear detonation—was taken on Mount Uhud in Medina.
We’ve put together a collection of articles from major online publications all calling for Geoengineering programs to help fight climate change. Some say these programs have been in place since the 1990s, and probably longer. This article shows a graphic of planes that are spraying what is popularly known as chemtrails.
While you are reading these articles, please realize that you did not and likely won’t hear any of this on television networks. It is hidden online for all to see, but none of these articles are getting the attention they deserve. It is our opinion that this is the most crucial issue of our time.
From the Guardian:
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And the list goes on and on…
Our country’s obsession with controlling the weather goes back to the late 1800s. This website starts from the beginning, documenting the history of weather modification. This is a great tool to understand this fascinating history.
weathermodificationhistory.com
