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Is the U.S. creating cloud cover?

Discussion in 'Political Debate & Discussion' started by poncho, Sep 28, 2005.

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  1. poncho

    poncho Well-Known Member

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    Good site Granny. Ever hear of Wilhelm Reich? He discovered an energy called orgone (positive and negative) and invented something called an Orgone Energy Accumulator that collected negative orgone and experimented with it in the 1940's. One problem he found with the OEA was that after it had accumulated this energy that to touch the device would make him very ill. He later figured out that he could drain the charge by trailing a wire in a body of water. I find it quite interesting to read of his experiments using the OEA to inluence the weather.

    Along came a man named Don Croft some years later that used Reich's basic material a substance known as organite that would build up a charge of negative orgone and figured how to turn it into positive orgone energy and so invented a device that he says will disperse chemtrails. He and his wife are new-agey no doubt about it. That's why I haven't built my own "chembuster" to see if it really works but ya never know I just might decide to try it out oneday. [​IMG]
     
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  2. Phillip

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    Right, poncho, and Superman gets sick when he gets close to Kryptonite. :rolleyes:
     
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  3. Magnetic Poles

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    No offense intended Granny, but the more I read of your posts, the more I am convinced that you must be some 22 year old male just "funnin'" us all. [​IMG]
     
    #43 Magnetic Poles, Sep 29, 2005
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  5. poncho

    poncho Well-Known Member

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    Kryptonite comes from the planet Krypton and is very difficult to find on Earth from what I understand. Organite however can be made from materials found at Home Depot and the local machine shop. I reckon it's easier to experiment with Organite than Kryptonite for those reasons.

    The Earth really isn't flat BTW. ;)
     
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  6. Phillip

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    #46 Phillip, Sep 29, 2005
  7. Magnetic Poles

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    I hear that there was some Kryptonite found by Lex Luthor near Addis Ababa.
     
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  8. Phillip

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    I think you are right, but didn't Superman get someone to put it in a lead box? Now, all we have to do is find the lead box.
     
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    LOL Phillip...all we have to do is find the lead box. [​IMG] I KNOW where it is but I'll hide in a hole in the ground before I tell anyone...
     
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  10. poncho

    poncho Well-Known Member

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    Thanks Phillip. I've read this page before, big surprise eh? I reckon this guy has the same grasp of reality that our founding fathers had.

     
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    Johnv and Phillip, please do not post something I did not say myself to make it look like I did. Thank you.
     
    #51 GrannyGumbo, Sep 29, 2005
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    Go ahead Magnet and King...laugh...but I know Who gets the last laugh.
     
    #52 GrannyGumbo, Sep 29, 2005
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    I think that's called demonizing the opposition Granny. It's kin to name calling (see propaganda techniques) that is so pervasive in the false left vs right paradigm everyone in the world has been trained to keep themselves shackled too. Thinking outside the box is a neat slogan but is not an easily excepted practice and frowned on by the controlled monopoly media and UNESCO academia. ;)
     
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    Thunder? You mean the government is behind that too???
     
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    I must confess, GG didn't say "We are a handful of people here who listen to Art Bell", that was a statement by an eyewitless.

    I meant no disrespect, gg.
     
    #55 Johnv, Sep 29, 2005
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    Thunder? You mean the government is behind that too??? </font>[/QUOTE]Hey, I have a security clearance, I can't talk about it. [​IMG]
     
    #56 Phillip, Sep 29, 2005
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    Yes'm. Don't hit me with your switch. I'll just stand in the corner for a while and contemplate my wayward disrepect. [​IMG]
     
    #57 Phillip, Sep 29, 2005
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    you fellars are impossible! [​IMG]
     
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    I disagree. Not impossible. Difficult, maybe, but not impossible. [​IMG]
     
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    King James: "How come the only one to know about
    it is a guy from Pocatello?"

    The problem is that in the past 50 years the US government
    manning level as dropped to about 2,000,000 people (not counting
    the military) down 1/3. At the same time the population being
    deceived has increased 50% (is 150% of what it was). This means
    that the US government has become six times as efficicent
    OR it's efficiency has dropped to 1/6 of what it was.

    That means probably this phenomena is NOT of the US GOvernment
    but is of the CITY government of Pocatello.

    Phillip: "I have some seaside property in Arizona for sale. Any buyers?"

    Recall that even Oklahoma has more shorelines than anyother state
    in the Union other than Alaska. It would probably be easier for
    you if you would invest in some Oklahoma shoreline props. At least
    it would be closer to you [​IMG]

    BTW, i which people would study actual information instead of
    speculation. How many bbls of oil a day does the US use to run
    airplanes through it's skys? How does this compare to say 1975?

    What i thought was cobwebs in my house increased markedly after a greece
    fire in my kiction. The insurance adjuster gave me a $100 to clean
    them up. He says they are greece chains.

    I've watched the Oklahoma skys a lot. We are a crossroads of storts:
    on the way from Atlanta to LosAngeles;
    on the way from Houston to Denver; all these are heavey traffic corridors.
     
    #60 Ed Edwards, Sep 30, 2005
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