INTRODUCTION
Weather modification technology is in use today in the United States, Russia, China, and
Cuba. The projects involve the manipulation of the ionosphere and the alteration of the
earth's magnetic fields. This technology seems to have both localized and global capabilities.
Evidence also indicates that this technology has the capability of manipulating human behavior
and mood patterns.
All of this amazing technology originated from a Serbian immigrant named Nikola Tesla, who
came to the United States just in the 1890s. Tesla experimented with electromagnetic flux
and studied the earth's gravitational field. During his research he discovered that ionization of
the atmosphere would alter when it was charged by radio wave transmissions in the low
frequency range of 10 to 80 Hz.
Further studies indicated that with positive ionization, people and animals became tired and
lethargic and with negative ionization the effect was one of feeling active and energetic.
Another interesting aspect of this technology is the effect which harmonious radio frequencies
make when they impact air molecules.
The molecules become excited and give off negatively charged electrons which readily
combine with hydrogen and oxygen to produce water molecules. But even more profound is
the fact that this type of radio wave also carries positively charged ions through the
ionosphere into the magnetosphere. The positively charged ions then become trapped in the
Van Allen belts, traveling between the Aurora Borealis and the Aurora Australis, right where
we coincidentally have holes in the ozone layers.
Freon, the ozone killer, by its nature dissipates quickly. However, when radio waves hit
already unstable freon precipitates, they are so reactive that they can not move on and
dissipate into the magnetosphere.
WEATHER WARFARE
The former Soviet Union developed a project on this area known as the Woodpecker
system.It involves transmission of extreme low frequency (ELF) waves at about 10 Hz using
Tesla transmitters in Angarsk and Khabarovsk in Siberia, Gomel, Sakhalin Island, Nikolayev
in the Ukraine , Riga in Latvia. The one site in Riga was moved to Cuba, in a site near
Bejucal, 60 miles south of La Habana. At the early stages of operation, there were some
2,500 Russian personnel who maintained and operate the research station.
Presently, the research station is operated by Cubans, with the assistance of Chinese
personnel . These transmitters generate electromagnetic transmissions that produce an ELF
scalar grid over the United States. This is done by transmitting these low frequency scalar
waves in pairs so that they converge at a predetermined point on the earth's surface and
cause a disruption of the atmosphere. This technology can be used to alter the course of the
jet stream and set up long-term weather blocks.
The long-term California drought in the 80s was caused by a massive ridge of high pressure
800 miles off the California coast which hovered for extended periods of time, blocking the
usual flow of moist air coming from the Pacific. This was one of the most unusual national
patterns ever recorded. Evidence suggests that this was possibly caused by Woodpecker
system.
Most recently, Florida and Central America experienced a tremendous and unusual drought,
the worst in many years, which could have been caused by the system in place in Cuba.
This
phenomenon of long lasting centers of high pressure is not limited to producing drought. They
can also produce severe flooding by producing large amounts of rainfall.
It is interesting to note that the Russians are now openly marketing a small version of their
weather engineering system called Elate, which can be fine tune weather patterns over a 200
mile area.
The threat of Cuba's weather warfare is great.
