-Caveat Lector- <A HREF="http://www.ctrl.org/"> </A> -Cui Bono?- -----Original Message----- From: Tim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Monday, 31 January 2000 15:51 Subject: [TheEagle-L] [Fwd: [*STAR*] Feds Doing MAJOR Weather Control Over N. America] Joni Ferris wrote: > ************************************************************ > Starfriends, P.O. Box 823442, South Florida, FL 33082-3442 > ************************************************************ > > 1.30.00 > Feds Doing MAJOR Weather Control Over N. America > > About a year ago, the Air Force publicly stated their goal was to "OWN > THE WEATHER." > > About a year later, they're clearly well on their way to achieving this. > > That certainly is what's put forth in the analyses and assessments of > this situation by respondent Ron Hannivig. Our own research backs up the > gist of what Hannivig says below. We don't unreservedly endorse every > claim or opinion expressed by Ron, but certainly consider the postulates > worthy of merit. > > Students of the subject of weather control for the most part are aware > that the feds have been doing various forms of weather control, > including some extensive experimentation in the 50s using technologies > developed by the phenomenal genius Wilhelm Reich, for AT LEAST fifty > years. There is also a strong and undeniable link between weather > control and mind/mood control--as many of the same electromagnetic > frequencies which impact weather also impact (functions and > characteristics of) the human brain and mind. > > Weather control is also the PRIMARY use for which HAARP technology was > developed. > > With HAARP technology now VERY much online and functional, there is no > doubt that weather patterns are being manipulated via the awesomely > powerful, and potentially disastrous radio signals HAARP is blasting > into the ionosphere of our entire planet. > > As bizarre and anomalous EM/RF signals have shown up recently in doppler > radar images of the Pine Ridge, South Dakota area, this could indicate a > link to some potentially serious conflicts which had developed on the > Indian reservation there. > > This could also be a factor in what does seem to be shaping up as a > rather severe bout of cold weather dipping WAY to the South in the > Eastern U.S. lately. > > NewsHawk® Inc. > > - - - - - - - - > > -------- Original Message -------- > Subject: Ice Storms in the South and East Coast > Date: Sun, 30 Jan 2000 16:50:06 EST > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Dot, (John and Julie) > > Re: Resultant - as in Cause and Effect > > >>> So what do you think might be happening? If they are able to > control > the weather, could they SEND this snow further EAST so that something > could > go on in the WEST? <<< > > Assuming what we had reviewed this week along the NV/UT border, per the > deliberate firing of energy bursts being emitted from western NV, the > USAF > Base at Mountain Home, Idaho, and Ellsworth USAF Base in SD, was sound > and > supportable evidence: > > We must now conclude from this given evidence that the government ... > and/or > their agents, have been actively manipulating the weather patterns in > North > America. > > In the first documented instance we reviewed - it appears this timely > recorded activity spawned the first of two, back-to-back severe and > unusual > weather pattern this week to hit eastern OK, TX, MO ... Arkansas, AL, > and on > down into the Atlanta, GA metro area. > > Further, these same back-to-back severe and unusual patterns of weather > had > directly influenced the weather on the east coast ... from NC, on up to > New > England. "They" must have something against North Carolina ... as for > the > past two and one-half years they've been getting pounded by Atlantic > hurricanes - and now, snow and ice storms. > > True ... this is the dead of winter, and such bad weather would be > expected. > > However, in this instance we had indeed witnessed a number of awesome, > manmade ... massive bursts of directed potential (energy - assumed to be > E/M-P [electromagnetic pulse or particle]) toward an isolated region > along > the NV/UT border ... and onward from that same vicinity, the resulting > storms > began to develop - and were at full effect by the time they got to about > Oklahoma City, OK. > > The recorded pattern of the first storm - while it was forming to its > full > intensity (as I had noted in my timely email referring to CNN's airing > of the > current animated weather chart) clearly depicted its unique formation > and > most likely point of origin. The first and second storms' interpolate > vectors strongly pointed off toward the extremely isolate region found > along > the Nevada-Utah border. > > Although I had only reviewed the available recorded and posted data > surrounding the first storm, I would assume these Tx sites (E/M-P > transmitting facilities) would have fired off a second volley in order > to > incite and excite the second storm - which had more or less followed the > same > course as the first one (making allowances for the dominate normal > weather > pattern/s). > > As for your question: >>> .... SEND this snow further EAST so that > something > could go on in the WEST. <<< > > >From what seems to be evident - this week's E/M P activity out west > does not > seem to connect with the ongoing situation on the Pine Ridge Rez. > Serendipitously - what was recorded, documented, reviewed, and > interpreted > sure seems to be mind-blowing. > > It's not that I am totally dismissing any possible Mind Control or > Altering > aspects that might also apply here ... it's just that we apparently > found the > long awaited "smoking guns" in the ongoing HAARP investigations. > > I'm currently entertaining a possible connection between the following > Canadian findings ... the Ellsworth USAF Base firings, with that notable > outbreak of suicides some years ago among Perrier, SD students. > _____________________________________________________ > > 01/28/2000 15:11 - Canada Team Finds Genetic Link to Suicide > Copyright 2000 "Reuters Ltd. By David Ljunggren > > OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadian doctors said on Friday they had discovered a > genetic mutation which increased the chance of suicide and predicted > that a > test to identify those at high risk of killing themselves could be > available > by 2002. > > The results of a 10-year study by a team at the Royal Ottawa Hospital > into > why depressed people kill themselves are a clear sign that suicide is a > largely genetic phenomenon and not related, as often thought, to > weakness of > character. > > There are enormous implications to the findings. Creation of a > successful > test may lead to more careful treatment of depressed patients who carry > the > mutation but may raise fears that those with the marker could be > discriminated against. > > The team found that depressed people with a mutation in the gene > encoding for > a serotonin 2A receptor -- a message-carrying chemical linked to mood -- > were > more than twice as likely to commit suicide than those without the mutation. > > However, team member Dr. Pavel Hrdina cautioned that the study's results > would have to be duplicated before they could be deemed scientifically valid. > > "The major finding of the study was that suicidal tendencies were much > more > frequent in depressed individuals carrying the (mutation)," he told Reuters. > > Hrdina said a "suicide test" could be devised within two years to help > identify those depressed people at higher risk of killing themselves. > > "This is a warning sign, an early marker. There might be depressed > people who > don't have suicidal tendencies, who wouldn't know at the time (they had > the > mutation). Those patients would be more closely watched than others," he said. > > According to the World Health Organization, suicide was the 12th leading > cause of death in 1998, when 948,000 people died of self-inflicted > injuries. > Experts predict that cases of suicide and depression will soar over the > next > 20 years. > > Hrdina said that depressed people with suicidal tendencies almost > certainly > carried other genetic mutations which combined to trigger suicidal > inclinations. > > The serotonin 2A receptor mutation was therefore a reliable sign that > someone > might kill themselves rather than being the only cause for suicide. > > The results have enormous moral implications -- what would happen if > companies forced their employees to take the test and then discriminated > against those found to carry the mutation? > > Would sufferers be denied life insurance or barred from flying planes or > driving school buses? > > "That is a question which society will have to decide. The positive side > of > this is that if there is a biological or genetic test one can give hope > that > with treatment this can be handled," said Hrdina. > > "If this is just let go and we don't encourage people to (learn) about > it -- > and they are not seeking medical help to treat their symptoms of > depression > or suicidality -- they may eventually end up losing their lives." > > Dr. David Bakish, a suicide specialist on the team, said tests showed > that > there was no reduction in the level of mutant serotonin receptor genes > in > patients who had been successfully treated for depression. > > "This is very meaningful. It suggests that some people may be > biologically > predisposed to suicidal thoughts, and that suicide, so often > stigmatized, is > hardly a character flaw," he said. > > The Ottawa researchers started by studying the brains of people who had > killed themselves in Hungary, a country with one of the world's highest > suicide rates. The tests showed large amounts of the mutated gene. > > The team then carried out a long-term study on a group of 120 depressed > people in Canada. > > "We divided the depressed patients into suicidal and non-suicidal and we > found the frequency of the gene variety was significantly higher in the > suicidal patients," Hrdina said. > > "We concluded that the carriers of this particular combination in the > gene > were at double the risk for suicidal tendencies." > > Hrdina said the Royal Ottawa Hospital team was now looking at whether > people > suffering from other mental disorders such as schizophrenia also carry > the > mutation. > > "There is a stigma about these things, people shy away. But it will help > them > when they realize (being suicidal) is not a crazy state, or something > that > comes out of the air and cannot be handled, but has a biological link," > Hrdina said. > > The team's findings will be published in the February 7 issue of the > American > Journal of Medical Genetics. > > 01/28/2000 15:11 RTos END - RTH/Simpson, PA > > ************************************************************ > > ************************************************************ > To subscribe to the Starfriends list, send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > ************************************************************ > Starfriends Site is at: > http://www.starfriends.com/ > ************************************************************ > Headers and footers must remain intact and not be altered in any way when > fowarding posts. This post may not be redistributed without > consent of the listowner. 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