Government Weather Control Claims
You told the Associated Press, uh, that the American government has created
weather tampering techniques
so that the New World Order will be able to starve
millions of Americans and to control the rest.
Would you explain what you were trying to say?
Well, it, it... What I was trying to say is exactly what I said.
There is weather control techniques.
We have a complete package on that, which I did not bring,
but I certainly will
see to it that it is brought in for the record.
Number one, the entire patents on the equipment.
Number two, Senator Claiborne Pell's complete
statement and
story of his own that not only does it exist, but
that we even
utilized it as far back as the Vietnam War.
You might wanna touch base with Senator Pell-
That's all right. I, I just want to repeat-
Excuse me
... before I turn to-
So, so yes-
Yes, but you're saying that the government-
But we do have all that information
... you're saying the government has created
weather tampering techniques
so that the, quote, "New World Order"
will be able to starve millions of Americans-
Worldwide
...
millions of Americans, and to control the rest.
Yes, sir. And that's my belief. As bizarre as that sounds, when...
If somebody had told me that that equipment even existed 10 years ago,
I would've thought they were nuts, sir.
And at this point in time, we have all the documents to prove it.
And if you think that 85 tornadoes takes place in the
middle
of our growing area by simultaneous accident, I'm, I'm
sorry. With the equipment that's already set up
internationally, and as
bizarre as that is, it is proven and documented.
We will supply you with those documents.
As bizarre as that is, I would say that weather wars, and
this is, uh, quoting actually Senator Claiborne Pell
himself,
that they are the greatest weapon ever created in the world, and that's the
senator's own statement. So yes, I do stand on that.
Thank you, Mr. Fletcher. Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
Thank you very much, Senator Dole. Senator Feinstein?
She's not here.
Pardon me. Uh, Senator Thompson?
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