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@sharick
Gee, a drought. Wonder what (who) caused that?
bluenose also posted about this with regard to Canada. (Seals or Salmon?)
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I try not to duplicate; there are so many posts here. Thank you.
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Not a duplicate. Yours is California, his is Canada.
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Salmon population issues are on both coasts of North America although yours seems to be a drought problem. Note how climate change is the cause of both. Same church different pew so to speak?
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What a load! If it’s the drought then, water coming & lots of it. Snow melt should cool waters down in the next week or so.
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I won’t argue that both are caused by climate change, but the cause for climate change … that is an entirely different religion.
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@sharick You hit the nail right on the head! It’s all orchestrated. If it’s climate change, then it’s global. If it’s global then it must create similar issues on both coasts. Convenient formula isn’t it?
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Trouble is, nobody seems to look up, nor does anyone watch the satellite imagery. Both tell the tale. It is and has been world-wide; I only watch the western hemisphere via the GOES satellites.
The technology is progressive and goes back many decades. Here is one patent, but I’m sure the conspiracy theory parts don’t work.
Oh wait, here is another.
But like HAARP, I am sure once all the testing was completed, there was no need to deploy the technology nor to refine it via more technology.
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@sharick Follow the patents should precede ‘follow the money’. Unfortunately it’s all too often an afterthought if it’s even thought of at all. There was a time when TV news had real researchers for this. Now we have to do it ourselves. I’m just as guilty as anyone else for not thinking of patents.
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Patents tells you who…legislation tell you how. There’s so much investigating we have to do in addition to our full time jobs and daily life with family and friends.
Exhausted yet? Time to relax and rejuvenate? There’s so much more we need to explore. Inquiring minds want to know.
I just love it here!
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@thebeaver The snow melt will be historic and catastrophic. I could be wrong, but I will continue predicting flooding of the Central Valley. Monterey County has already had a levee breach and being coastal, there is no snow melt to exacerbate the heavy rainfall. Monterey and San Benito counties are also very agricultural.
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@Sal2lee If you have not watched The Dimming, it will amply supply inquiring minds. I discovered this only last year after 24 years of my own observations. It explains what is going on much more effectively than I can, and so much more. It is worth setting aside time.
I just saw that in Monterey. What a horror. We went through such with Hurricane Harvey. It’s bad, really bad.
Thank you @sharick , I do follow Dane. I saw this video a while back . I will have to watch it again to refresh my memory (so much info my mind has to retain).