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Are the US affecting our weather

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  • 22-04-2007 10:55pm
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    boardsdotie
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    http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/tracks/2005atl.gif
    http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/tracks/2006atl.gif

    If anybody has been watching Superstorm on BBC1 there is a hypothetical theory that If you create a weak weather system on the West Coast of the USA you can deflect Hurricane systems away from the Eastern coast.

    Check out the two links above.

    Hurricane Alberto Gordon and Helene headed for Ireland in 2006 albeit reduced to strong winds and rain as opposed to none in the most active 2005 season.

    I appreciate El Nino had an effect in 2006 ,but was the weather we recieved last Summer/Autumn/Winter a direct/Indirect effect of weather manipulation on the west coast of America.

    makes me think.


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    Trogdor
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    I think as was also in superstorm, if they had made a weak weather front off the east coast that meteorologists would have noticed straight away that it had been artificially formed and was not there before;)


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    Wertz
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    Intentionally? Unlikely...someone would have spotted the glaring abnormality by now and it'd be headline news.

    Unintentionally? Almost definitely. I've read about correlations between weather patterns in the UK and W Europe with emmisions patterns from major eastern seaboard US city traffic and industry in the region. It's also a well known factoid about average temps rising during the no-fly period following september 11th, that could have been attributable to the lack of high altitude contrails over the continent not deflecting sunlight.


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    Lirange
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    Of course.

    Think of the earth's atmosphere as one giant blob of fluid gases. A ripple in one place will eventually reach the far flung parts of the planet. We're all interconnected.

    So yeah the butterfly fart in Argentina last week will set off a chain reaction that will bring some electrical storms to Ireland in August. :D


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    piraka
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    Those pesky Americans are at it again:D

    http://www.haarp.alaska.edu/


    Patent Number: 4,686,605 Date of Patent: Aug. 11, 1987

    METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR ALTERING A REGION IN THE EARTH'S
    ATMOSPHERE, IONOSPHERE, AND/OR MAGNETOSPHERE

    http://crashrecovery.org/haarp/US-Patent-No-4.686.605.pdf


    http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=viewArticle&code=CHO20051127&articleId=1336


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