I'm sorry Shempji, but things don't work that way.
Our ability to control Weather systems and Climate is slowly becoming a
reality.
Cloud seeding is already done in 35 countries over the world. It's just
a matter of decades before we aquire the ability to neutralise Tornados,
Hurricanes, heat in the deserts, sand-storms, even EarthQuakes.!
http://www.defensetech.org/archives/002163.html
http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=viewArticle&code=THE20051008&articleId=1061
The frightening part is what we are going to do with it, once we acquire
that kind of capability.
shempmcgurk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Date: Fri, 08 Jun 2007 23:01:37 -0000
Subject: [FairfieldLife] Al Gore: ban Shiva
Associated Press -- June 7, 2007
In an apparent extension of his proposal that CO2 in the atmosphere
be reduced, Al Gore today called for the elimination of Shiva, the
Destroyer.
"Anything that destroys is negative," said Gore. "It simply isn't
right that a destructive force such as Shiva be allowed to continue
to exist and wreak havoc on the environment. "
Gore was asked whether he wanted to eliminate the other two basic
forces in the universe as well.
"We have no problem with either Vishnu or Brahma as the former is
responsible for maintenance in the universe and the latter for
creation. These are good, positive forces. We only want negative,
destructive forces eliminated. We're only for positive things."
Vaclav Klaus, the President of the Czech Republic was swift to
respond. "The nature of life is change. It is constantly changing.
In order for change to occur, destruction of what exists must occur.
Destruction as a force is as equally important as creation.
"Mr. Gore seems to view the world and the environment as an
unchanging static organism. But it can and does
change...continuall y. Be it polar ice caps or the weather, change
has always occurred and will continue to take place. However, some
people can't come to terms with the ever-changing nature of life.
Psychologically, it takes them out of their comfort zone because they
seek permanence in the relative field, something that is impossible.
Therefore, when they observe change occuring in life they seek an
answer to explain a phenomenon that, on the face of it, is unpleasant
and icky to them.
"It is akin to those who seek answers to irrational acts, such as the
assassination of John F. Kennedy. To accept that just one single,
insane gunman could bring down the president of the United States is
so inconceivable to many that they construct conspiracy theories in
order to bring rationality to where it doesn't exist.
"In the same way, Gore assumes unpleasant change that he observes
occuring in nature -- such as an unusually strong hurricane season or
a hot summer -- must therefore be due to some manmade unnatural
cause. He then seeks to find a cause that will explain the
unpleasantness. He has done that by assigning the cause of global
warming to manmade CO2 and he now wants to do that with an entire
force of nature, Shiva, because "destruction" seems to him such a
nasty thing.
Asked if he still felt whether Mr. Gore's sanity should be
questioned, Mr. Klaus replied: "yes."
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