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Re: Online weather resources and what they tell us 24 Jul 2012 11:28 #21

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I'd expect the pollution from fracking to vary according to specific area and the risk of earthquakes caused by it to be the same deal.
Depends how deep they go too yep?

Andy! Someone! Anyone! Please look at my previous post and check the link! :nilly:
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I read that there have been some bizarre skies over Brisbane, so I searched a bit and found this.

HAARP (and some of it's Australian cousins), weather manipulation and even references to Nibiru thrown in.

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Re: Online weather resources and what they tell us 10 Aug 2012 13:09 #23

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I was looking at some of those 'rippley' clouds mentioned in the last vid on my way home yesterday, anthony. Thanks.
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Re: Online weather resources and what they tell us 10 Aug 2012 13:45 #24

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I was looking at some of those 'rippley' clouds mentioned in the last vid on my way home yesterday, anthony. Thanks.

We had them here in southern Germany too this morning, although there were more of the broken ice berg flow types (there must be a word for them? I'll have to ask an eskimo).

We've had very pleasant, fresh weather for the past few days, but suddenly it's got really sticky and oppresive, although there is a bit of a breeze. Ideally we'd need a good old thunder storm to clear the air.

Absolutely zero chemtrails this morning. Not even mini contrails to be seen. The sky was generally a little hazy and then gradually we've had some decent sized cumulus mountain sized clouds building up. Which is nice!

Just the odd strip of chemtrail sticking in the distance now. This area is well orognised! :thumbup:
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Re: Online weather resources and what they tell us 10 Aug 2012 13:50 #25

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Coolness...I haven't had much luck with orgonite. Will you be threading about that here - apols if you have already and I've missed it?
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Re: Online weather resources and what they tell us 10 Aug 2012 14:03 #26

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Coolness...I haven't had much luck with orgonite. Will you be threading about that here - apols if you have already and I've missed it?

No I haven't started a thread on orgonite. If I can encourage anyone to give it a try then it's worth the effort. I'll have a think about how best to do it without leading into ever decreasing circles of people theorizing rather than just trying it out.

It's a bit like spending years debating the merits of the classic book "The Joy of Sex" without actually trying it out. Believe it or not, there are people who claim to have had sex without reading that book! I took my time and grew a proper length Joy of Sex type beard before getting down to practical experience, but that's probably best left to another thread.

Gifting orgonite is something you have to go out and try. I was fortunate enough that my first gifting runs brought brilliant confirmations and I've had loads and loads and loads since then.
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Re: Online weather resources and what they tell us 22 Aug 2012 19:19 #27

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Massive areas of "lightning" heading over the Atlantic towards and over Scotland. If that's natural then I'm a royalist; which I'm not. :cavalier

www.meteox.de/h.aspx?r=&jaar=-3&soort=lightning
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Re: Online weather resources and what they tell us 26 Aug 2012 09:07 #28

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its called the weather Anthony65 :roll:
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Re: Online weather resources and what they tell us 26 Aug 2012 09:42 #29

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The weather doesn't send thick bands of "lightning" in straight lines across the north atlantic and across Europe.

These radar anomalies are showing manmade effects. Similar anomalies can be seen on other sites, for example, the circles and sparklies that show up as precipitation when there is not a drop of rain in the sky.

If anyone had bothered to check the lightning sites close to the times I actually posted them, then they would have seen what I meant. Today, for example, I see only a cluster of natural looking lightning over North Africa.

As there doesn't seem to be any interest in these phenomena I won't bother to try to call people's attention to it.

I mean, it's only weather after all. Our governments and military would never dream of manipulating the weather... :roll:
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Re: Online weather resources and what they tell us 26 Aug 2012 09:55 #30

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Anthony65 wrote:
The weather doesn't send thick bands of "lightning" in straight lines across the north atlantic and across Europe.

These radar anomalies are showing manmade effects. Similar anomalies can be seen on other sites, for example, the circles and sparklies that show up as precipitation when there is not a drop of rain in the sky.

If anyone had bothered to check the lightning sites close to the times I actually posted them, then they would have seen what I meant. Today, for example, I see only a cluster of natural looking lightning over North Africa.

As there doesn't seem to be any interest in these phenomena I won't bother to try to call people's attention to it.

I mean, it's only weather after all. Our governments and military would never dream of manipulating the weather... :roll:

Bullshit so now you think Haarp is involved, The american Govnerment/Military are causing this Pfft.....yeah right
as if they've got better things to do than cause a little lightning storm in the Atlantic
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Re: Online weather resources and what they tell us 26 Aug 2012 10:07 #31

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Black Cloud wrote:
Anthony65 wrote:
The weather doesn't send thick bands of "lightning" in straight lines across the north atlantic and across Europe.

These radar anomalies are showing manmade effects. Similar anomalies can be seen on other sites, for example, the circles and sparklies that show up as precipitation when there is not a drop of rain in the sky.

If anyone had bothered to check the lightning sites close to the times I actually posted them, then they would have seen what I meant. Today, for example, I see only a cluster of natural looking lightning over North Africa.

As there doesn't seem to be any interest in these phenomena I won't bother to try to call people's attention to it.

I mean, it's only weather after all. Our governments and military would never dream of manipulating the weather... :roll:

Bullshit so now you think Haarp is involved, The american Govnerment/Military are causing this Pfft.....yeah right
as if they've got better things to do than cause a little lightning storm in the Atlantic

You're not the brightest bulb in the pack Black Cloud. :roll:

I suppose talk of the big picture for you conjures up images of a massive Take That poster. Who's your favourite? Gary Barlow? :pop:
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Re: Online weather resources and what they tell us 26 Aug 2012 10:16 #32

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Anthony65 wrote:
Black Cloud wrote:
Anthony65 wrote:
The weather doesn't send thick bands of "lightning" in straight lines across the north atlantic and across Europe.

These radar anomalies are showing manmade effects. Similar anomalies can be seen on other sites, for example, the circles and sparklies that show up as precipitation when there is not a drop of rain in the sky.

If anyone had bothered to check the lightning sites close to the times I actually posted them, then they would have seen what I meant. Today, for example, I see only a cluster of natural looking lightning over North Africa.

As there doesn't seem to be any interest in these phenomena I won't bother to try to call people's attention to it.

I mean, it's only weather after all. Our governments and military would never dream of manipulating the weather... :roll:

Bullshit so now you think Haarp is involved, The american Govnerment/Military are causing this Pfft.....yeah right
as if they've got better things to do than cause a little lightning storm in the Atlantic

You're not the brightest bulb in the pack Black Cloud. :roll:

I suppose talk of the big picture for you conjures up images of a massive Take That poster. Who's your favourite? Gary Barlow? :pop:

Well were's your proof that its HAARP ....You've got none, bullshit fairy tales... And that explains alot by your post
eh South effrican ....eh :roll: typical
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Re: Online weather resources and what they tell us 26 Aug 2012 10:24 #33

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Black Cloud wrote:
Anthony65 wrote:
Black Cloud wrote:
Anthony65 wrote:
The weather doesn't send thick bands of "lightning" in straight lines across the north atlantic and across Europe.

These radar anomalies are showing manmade effects. Similar anomalies can be seen on other sites, for example, the circles and sparklies that show up as precipitation when there is not a drop of rain in the sky.

If anyone had bothered to check the lightning sites close to the times I actually posted them, then they would have seen what I meant. Today, for example, I see only a cluster of natural looking lightning over North Africa.

As there doesn't seem to be any interest in these phenomena I won't bother to try to call people's attention to it.

I mean, it's only weather after all. Our governments and military would never dream of manipulating the weather... :roll:

Bullshit so now you think Haarp is involved, The american Govnerment/Military are causing this Pfft.....yeah right
as if they've got better things to do than cause a little lightning storm in the Atlantic

You're not the brightest bulb in the pack Black Cloud. :roll:

I suppose talk of the big picture for you conjures up images of a massive Take That poster. Who's your favourite? Gary Barlow? :pop:

Well were's your proof that its HAARP ....You've got none, bullshit fairy tales... And that explains alot by your post
eh South effrican ....eh :roll: typical

Please show me where I stated that "HAARP" was causing this?

South African? What inspired you to make that up?

So you don't like South Africans? All of them? Is this another one of your "They're all a shower of bastards" prejudices?
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Re: Online weather resources and what they tell us 26 Aug 2012 10:30 #34

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Anthony65 wrote:
Black Cloud wrote:
Anthony65 wrote:
Black Cloud wrote:
Anthony65 wrote:
The weather doesn't send thick bands of "lightning" in straight lines across the north atlantic and across Europe.

These radar anomalies are showing manmade effects. Similar anomalies can be seen on other sites, for example, the circles and sparklies that show up as precipitation when there is not a drop of rain in the sky.

If anyone had bothered to check the lightning sites close to the times I actually posted them, then they would have seen what I meant. Today, for example, I see only a cluster of natural looking lightning over North Africa.

As there doesn't seem to be any interest in these phenomena I won't bother to try to call people's attention to it.

I mean, it's only weather after all. Our governments and military would never dream of manipulating the weather... :roll:

Bullshit so now you think Haarp is involved, The american Govnerment/Military are causing this Pfft.....yeah right
as if they've got better things to do than cause a little lightning storm in the Atlantic

You're not the brightest bulb in the pack Black Cloud. :roll:

I suppose talk of the big picture for you conjures up images of a massive Take That poster. Who's your favourite? Gary Barlow? :pop:

Well were's your proof that its HAARP ....You've got none, bullshit fairy tales... And that explains alot by your post
eh South effrican ....eh :roll: typical

Please show me where I stated that "HAARP" was causing this?

South African? What inspired you to make that up?

So you don't like South Africans? All of them? Is another one of your "They're all a shower of bastards" prejudices?

No not really, just this
These radar anom­alies are show­ing man­made effects
I've got no predjudices!!!!!! just you Anthony IQ is 65, a talking baboon :iitm: :larf:
I remember you from Ickestag , you're one of Daisies Pets are'nt you.. :sokay:
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Re: Online weather resources and what they tell us 26 Aug 2012 10:40 #35

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Black Cloud wrote:
Anthony65 wrote:
Black Cloud wrote:
Anthony65 wrote:
Black Cloud wrote:
Anthony65 wrote:
The weather doesn't send thick bands of "lightning" in straight lines across the north atlantic and across Europe.

These radar anomalies are showing manmade effects. Similar anomalies can be seen on other sites, for example, the circles and sparklies that show up as precipitation when there is not a drop of rain in the sky.

If anyone had bothered to check the lightning sites close to the times I actually posted them, then they would have seen what I meant. Today, for example, I see only a cluster of natural looking lightning over North Africa.

As there doesn't seem to be any interest in these phenomena I won't bother to try to call people's attention to it.

I mean, it's only weather after all. Our governments and military would never dream of manipulating the weather... :roll:

Bullshit so now you think Haarp is involved, The american Govnerment/Military are causing this Pfft.....yeah right
as if they've got better things to do than cause a little lightning storm in the Atlantic

You're not the brightest bulb in the pack Black Cloud. :roll:

I suppose talk of the big picture for you conjures up images of a massive Take That poster. Who's your favourite? Gary Barlow? :pop:

Well were's your proof that its HAARP ....You've got none, bullshit fairy tales... And that explains alot by your post
eh South effrican ....eh :roll: typical

Please show me where I stated that "HAARP" was causing this?

South African? What inspired you to make that up?

So you don't like South Africans? All of them? Is another one of your "They're all a shower of bastards" prejudices?

No not really, just this
These radar anom­alies are show­ing man­made effects
I've got no predjudices!!!!!! just you Anthony IQ is 65, a talking baboon :iitm: :larf:
I remember you from Ickestag , you're one of Daisies Pets are'nt you.. :sokay:

So you thought because I wrote that I could see lightning over North Africa that I was referring to what I could actually see in the sky, and from that you deduced that I was in South Africa.

Oh bless your cotton socks. I was referring to the satellite pics of course, and if you think I could see the North African sky from South Africa then I see I'll have to be nicer to you in future. :pmsl:

One of Daisy's pets? I don't even know who Daisy was. I quit the David Icke forum a long time ago, partly because I was tired of wasting time confronting the racists and partly because I felt that some of the moderators were too darkside for my liking.

So you think all manmade radar anomalies are "HAARP". Not so. HAARP is an ionospheric heater installation in Alaska. The anomalies I'm referring to are spread out across the globe. There are numerous sources of electromagnetic energy that could be causing these anomalies, not just HAARP, which I didn't mention.
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Re: Online weather resources and what they tell us 26 Aug 2012 10:49 #36

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Anthony65 wrote:
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Anthony65 wrote:
Black Cloud wrote:
Anthony65 wrote:
Black Cloud wrote:
Anthony65 wrote:
The weather doesn't send thick bands of "lightning" in straight lines across the north atlantic and across Europe.

These radar anomalies are showing manmade effects. Similar anomalies can be seen on other sites, for example, the circles and sparklies that show up as precipitation when there is not a drop of rain in the sky.

If anyone had bothered to check the lightning sites close to the times I actually posted them, then they would have seen what I meant. Today, for example, I see only a cluster of natural looking lightning over North Africa.

As there doesn't seem to be any interest in these phenomena I won't bother to try to call people's attention to it.

I mean, it's only weather after all. Our governments and military would never dream of manipulating the weather... :roll:

Bullshit so now you think Haarp is involved, The american Govnerment/Military are causing this Pfft.....yeah right
as if they've got better things to do than cause a little lightning storm in the Atlantic

You're not the brightest bulb in the pack Black Cloud. :roll:

I suppose talk of the big picture for you conjures up images of a massive Take That poster. Who's your favourite? Gary Barlow? :pop:

Well were's your proof that its HAARP ....You've got none, bullshit fairy tales... And that explains alot by your post
eh South effrican ....eh :roll: typical

Please show me where I stated that "HAARP" was causing this?

South African? What inspired you to make that up?

So you don't like South Africans? All of them? Is another one of your "They're all a shower of bastards" prejudices?

No not really, just this
These radar anom­alies are show­ing man­made effects
I've got no predjudices!!!!!! just you Anthony IQ is 65, a talking baboon :iitm: :larf:
I remember you from Ickestag , you're one of Daisies Pets are'nt you.. :sokay:

So you thought because I wrote that I could see lightning over North Africa that I was referring to what I could actually see in the sky, and from that you deduced that I was in South Africa.

Oh bless your cotton socks. I was referring to the satellite pics of course, and if you think I could see the North African sky from South Africa then I see I'll have to be nicer to you in future. :pmsl:

One of Daisy's pets? I don't even know who Daisy was. I quit the David Icke forum a long time ago, partly because I was tired of wasting time confronting the racists and partly because I felt that some of the moderators were too darkside for my liking.

So you think all manmade radar anomalies are "HAARP". Not so. HAARP is an ionospheric heater installation in Alaska. The anomalies I'm referring to are spread out across the globe. There are numerous sources of electromagnetic energy that could be causing these anomalies, not just HAARP, which I didn't mention.

:sokay: Oww bless your wee socks....... :bs:
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