ABOUT THAT DISTURBING LACK OF HURRICANES… (SPACE PT 1)

Before we kick off this week's blogs, please note that we do have a vidchat this Friday afternoon-evening, starting at 4PM. As usual, please keep an eye peeled on the forum for last minute changes, which there very well may be because they are already talking about the possibility of rains and storms this coming weekend. As always, please get your questions and comments submitted directly to me via email, and remember to try to keep them to about a page length when printed out. Also please remember to put VIDCHAT QUESTIONS/COMMENTS in the subject header, in all capitals, of your email so I'll be sure to see it and include it. The comments are as always due on Thursday Sept 24 by 10PM US Central time.  We already have two early birds who've submitted comments, so this may be another thought provoking vidchat.  Now, down to business...

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You may or may not have noticed that there has been some mightily unusual weather this summer. By my amateurish count, there have been more tornadoes in Manitoba and Saskatchewan this year, than there have been in Kansas and Nebraska and the Dakotas. For another thing, I live in an area of the country where we literally had over 35 days - almost non-stop - of temperatures over 100 degrees. Frankly, when I took Shiloh outside, I felt empathy for lobsters because it was like stepping into a steam bath. Animals were lost or abandoned in the heat and local shelters were overflowing. But most of all, at least as far as September 12, there was something else that was highly noticeable. It was one of those things one notices not because of its steady regular presence - like the heat - but rather because of its glaring absence. Imagine going outside and not seeing the sun itself, only its light, and you get the idea.

What I'm talking about is the disturbing lack of hurricanes this season. We've heard a few things about tropical storms and typhoons here and there, such as the hurricanes that have brushed against Hawaii or other places in the Pacific, but as for the Atlantic, as of September 12th, not one.

Let that sink in:

Not. One. Atlantic. Hurricane. This. Hurricane. Season.

Not. One.

Regular readers here know I like to indulge in high octane speculation, and I've certainly been entertaining a lot of it this year. And no, I have not jumped on the ridiculous climate change bandwagon and thus am I not blaming any of the unusual weather on bovine, feline, canine, ursine, equine, or porcine or any other kind of flatulence.  I'm talking rather about having noticed several weather maps of the jet stream flowing massive air flow from southwest to northeast over the whole North American continent all summer, pushing weather systems that would normally appear over places like Texas and the Gulf states, much further north as a high pressure system literally parked itself in the lower center of the country and did not move significantly for almost a month. Rain that normally gets dumped in Shreveport got dumped in Staten Island.

And in the Atlantic, Not. One. Hurricane.

I'm not the only one who noticed. In fact, S.D., one of our Gizar "article spotters and sharers", also noticed, and noticed that other people were noticing, and shared the following post on X, which I just have to comment on:

Thank POTUS for the lack of Hurricanes

Notably, in the comments area, there is even a post by the well-known national investigative journalist John Solomon who also has noticed the lack of hurricanes, and a further post by someone who has pointed out that weather modification technology has been around since the ionospheric heater known as HAARP (High Altitude Auroral  Research Project) went on line in the late 1980s.

And I concur: we're looking at abnormal weather patterns that are all related: the high pressure dome that did not move, the resulting drought in the south and central USA, the movements of rain and storm systems further north, the utter lack of hurricanes in the Atlantic.  Someone is engineering weather systems on a massive scale, and some one else - the author of the X post - thinks it's the USA in the form of its current personality cult.  That may, or may not, be true...

... but I strongly suspect that it is true for the following very high octane speculative reasons: the strange weather patterns occurred concurrently with a lot of very weird news about space, with which we will be concerned throughout this week's blogs. The news cycle has been filled with stories, from the USA finally publicly admitting it has weaponized space (no big deal there, as most readers of this website already thought that anyway), to the calls for increasing the size of the space force, and stories that the space force will have to be ready to fight on the Moon, and so on. In revealing that the USA has space-based weapons deployed, the news also strongly suggested that these were not necessarily "kinetic" weapons that fired actual projectiles, but rather that they might be more electromagnetically oriented weapons, designed to fry electronics and so on.

But I strongly suspect that the announcement was carefully timed to coordinate with the strange weather, and that some of that weather was manipulated not by ionospheric heaters, but by space-based technology deliberately designed to compliment, amplify, and direct the output of those ground-based ionospheric heaters, perhaps by deploying specially-adapted microwave horn antennae on satellites, and so on. If that speculation is true, then the recent "weather demonstrations" are demonstrations of an awesome offensive-strategic potential...

... and if one has such technologies (remember China's plan to turn all of Tibet into a weather-modification center?) then "climate change" becomes a mere cover story for its use.

See you on the flip side...

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