Talk:Directory:Weather Control
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Probably not Reich
On Nov. 20, 2007, James DeMeo, Ph.D., wrote:
I'm not so sure this fellow is
going to apply the Reich methods. I seem to recall a Russian outfit
putting up massive antennas composed of tall poles and wires strung
horizontally, charging them electrostatically. I could be wrong.
Most of the guys I know who have the skills on the cloubusting method
would not have the brass to ask such a high price -- but maybe we
should have!
But it is totally false what is said about the Aussie
government being open to new ideas. Over the years I flooded their
various government departments with published studies on the Reich
method, with very good data, offering to come and help out for a
song. I never even got a reply back.
The video of that ABC report
suggests the whole issue has fallen into the abyss of election-year
politics, and everyone has drawn their daggers.
I just checked my email files, and the efforts to get a project going
in Australia started in earnest around 2002. We sought $50,000 US
for a demonstration project which barely covered expenses. Letters
went to top political leaders, water-related cabinet heads, and news
reporters. Even a special web-page was created for this project.
Efforts were later expanded to farmer's organizations, and small
wealthy gold mining town which had nearly used up the local supply.
Nothing came from any of that. We finally determined to do it on our
own dime, with help from a small group of interested farmers, but El
Nino turned into La Nina just about the time we were supposed to get
on the plane, and rains began to fall with floods even in the SE of
Oz. So we cancelled everything. Would have been somewhat comical
for a rain-maker to step off the plane in the middle of a heavy
storm...
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James DeMeo, Ph.D.
Orgone Biophysical Research Lab
Greensprings Center
Natural Energy Works
PO Box 1148, Ashland, Oregon 97520 USA
e-mail: demeo(at)mind.net
http://www.orgonelab.org
http://www.naturalenergyworks.net
http://www.saharasia.org
Ning is by invitation only
It appears the the weather control ning forum referenced in the pesWiki article is now by invitation only.
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Sanford Staab
