Discussion on Weather Warfare and National Security
Well, we already saw a similar situation with
Iran.
Uh, the former, uh, president was accusing the United
States of stealing Iran's clouds and rainwater.
And they were under, I think it's about up to 70 years now,
of extreme
drought. Um, there are reports are currently circulating that
because of the war in Iran, Iran was able to
legitimately, uh, shoot down and destroy th- uh, the
United States', uh, radar technology in the area, and
as a result, they have had just actually massive floods
in Iran as
a result of them, uh, shooting down and dis- disabling this
technology. So right there, we see if, if that pans
out, that is true, if the experts prove that there
is a connection, a causal
connection between the radio- uh, the radar technology that the United
States had in the area and then the, the flow of water and
precipitation in Iran, um, then that's a perfect example of, for
example, weather warfare. Without shooting a single bullet, without
sending, deploying a, a single soldier, um,
we can-- we are able to basically manipulate
and control
populations, um, and, and truly, uh, handicap them
and then use that to our advantage.
So it is, i- again, it is a multifaceted,
multilayered problem situation, and we anticipate, we
are prepared, and this is why we would like to bring-- to mount,
I'll just say it
for the record, a multimillion-dollar
fund to attack this because as we start
pulling the, the, the strings of this
international agenda and this international--
these programs that
intersect at the international and national and state levels,
then we need to be prepared to take it to that, you know, take it all
the way through and, and expose what's going on.
We need to be prepared to be suing, um, our government perhaps,
and other governments around the world, um, because this is already ex-
in existence. This is already happening and, um,
we need to be
prepared to mount an offense to the claims that this is a matter
of national security. We've already seen this administration use
glyph- or,
or claim that the use of glyphosate is a matter of national security.
So with the way that the presidency, whether it's a Trump administration, Biden
administration, or previous administrations have done,
the way that they are able
to manipulate and expand, uh, terms and the, the, the
meaning of those terms, it is very foreseeable that this will be
included at some point once we get there that, okay, fine, you were right,
um, on the environmental level, on the Clean Air Act, on the Clean Water
Act, on, on all of these different laws.
It's a matter of national security, ev- as we've seen them do repeatedly.
A matter of national security. Uh, we can't di- disclose any information to
you. It's top secret. It's confidential.
It's secured, so we can't, you know, share that information with you.
And at the end of the day, the federal government has the right to do
whatever it
wants to its citizens, um,
under the guise of threats of national, national security, including
trampling existing very well-settled, strong federal,
uh, constitutional protections.
So we have to be prepared that we're gonna have to take it all the
way to there
because that's probably where it will end up as they tried to do during COVID and
they've tried to do in the past. Um, think of the Pa- Patriot Act and
Patriot Act 2.0. Um, so the-- it's--
we, we are prepared. We are very cognizant of the fact
that we will ultimately, we
will likely probably get there in the end and we need to be prepared,
uh, to take it all the way so that we can, uh, dismantle all of it
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