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I think we're on a downhill slide

Which is one reason I moved away from the coastline and a vulnerable state.
I think people need to be away from large cities, and have friendly neighbours, markets and clean water. Old time bartering will be replace the cash flow and credit industry.
It certainly doesn't look good.

You would think BUSINESSES would be screaming at Bush to do something about the gas prices, because that right there is going to lay waste to America's heartland. As for the weather, it's not just "global warming" anymore. I truly think weather experiments are being done.

I have a weather link I always look at daily....and have for YEARS.
It shows the weather patterns with the high and low "fronts" moving in.
Whereas in previous years, you'd rarely see a straight line as a front coming in with exceedingly high winds and heavy rains that would be 50-100 miles long; now they appear DRIVEN across "fronts" that are hundreds of miles long, often covering half of the country.
http://www.weather.unisys.com/

And this past month, the high and low areas of pressure change within HOURS, whereas before it was closer to DAYS. And they always seem driven from the very north, north-west, where HAARP is located. The yellow blocks of dangerous storms have been numerous this month, day after day after day as these artificially created fronts appear, and clash together. HAARP has already driven our ionosphere out by 80 miles and they are micowaving our atmosphere. That, along perhaps with the sun shields they create artificially could actually be DRIVING the hotter temperatures and drier conditions. As they drive the atmosphere, the water returns to earth with a vengeance in the shape of these deadly storms we are having.

Others may say it's "gobal warming", but something is driving it, and I think it's weather experimentation.
Maybe you even noticed this one a couple of days ago that brought Iowa it's misery. I watched it form and thought it was quite odd, and obviously, I'm not the only one. A hurricane on <land>?

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