President Barack Obama reportedly 'joked' about a major snowstorm that has taken the lives of several, caused multiple accidents and massive power outages. Was it a Freudian slip, or 'Barkism,' that this was a manmade snowstorm? I honestly don't know, though I think it's something to consider.

What I do know is that weather modification is not science fiction, but has been with us since at least the 1960s, when the Ho Chi Minh Trail was flooded out by US forces during the Vietnam War. Nowadays I think it would be safe to say that the majority of clouds we see here in the US (and likely throughout the world) are made by craft spraying trails that proliferate across the sky. If 'we're' making the clouds, then it stands to reason that we're also creating whatever precipitation that falls due to those clouds, does it not? If that's the case, then the American people have just been attacked. Does this not at least warrant an investigation, or should we just keep on letting them spray and not ask questions until someone we know dies? Even then, will it be too much of an embarrassment, since those who use the term 'chemtrails,' are called to put on their tin foil caps, a monumental achievement of propaganda considering Representative Kucinich used the term in The Space Preservation Act of 2001, among countless other reasons, like smelling them as they fall and watching the chemical reactions themselves? Contrails dissipate in seconds. Chemtrails proliferate. There's a big difference. Show me an old picture or reference an older movie with lines in the sky, and I don't mean in the pre-jet era.

A simple search will reveal that the Chinese openly admitted they created a snowstorm in November of 2009. Though I didn't see it myself, I was told a question regarding this was asked by a Democratic Senator just last week. How is it that crafts are now laying proliferating lines across the sky, yet because it's mostly escaped corporate media attention most people don't seem to give it a second thought? Reminds me of a comment in a YouTube video in which the person questioned stated, 'I only know what I've seen and heard on television.' I use this next quote a lot, and people seem to misunderstand why I use it -- "What luck for the rulers that men do not think," by none other than Adolf Hitler. In other words, the leaders would never get away with what they do if the people started thinking for themselves!

To me, 'Snowmageddon' and Armageddon sound alike. Is not the latter a decisive battle causing destruction via arms? Then what exactly is a 'snowmageddon?' Why did the president use this terminology, and why did he joke about it, whether or not it was manufactured? Would any of the friends and families of those who died find humor in his remark? If this snow was manufactured, and people died and were injured as a result, then is this not war? Is there not some truth to Scott Stevens' term, "Weather Wars?"

To those who don't know, there have been bills in both houses of congress pertaining to weather modification without public oversight. One was sponsored by a Democrat, the other by a Republican.  Both bills are dead, but this issue is very much alive. Please take your eyes off the television set and look up in the sky for yourself. The powers that be are doing this in front of everyone's faces, yet they're pretending nothing's being done at all.  To quote a former high school teacher of mine, Lou Couche, "The best way to keep a secret is to mimeograph it and hand it out."

Ask yourself, if they were doing this for the good of all then why would they pretend nothing's happening?

It seems to me that today's weather forecasts are far more accurate simply because they're creating a lot of what we see. I find about as much humor in the president's statement as I did when he mocked those with Down's Syndrome on national television. Where is the outrage? Why trust those who make jokes about catastrophes and misfortunes with our very own weather?

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