Weather terror 2: Russia and the rogues

Jerry Mazza
Nov. 08, 2005

hanks to readers (and you know who you are) who supplied new links to valuable information, we find there are more players in the game of weather terror and control than the US with its HAARP system. One prime rival as you might expect is our old Cold War enemy, Russia. And perhaps it is no coincidence that Katrina as well as Ivan are both Russian names.

From the blog of Scott Stevens, a real-life, truth-telling NBC weatherman in Idaho, comes his lead story The Tsunami that was Katrina, posted August 30, 2005, with a storm of information and visual material . . .

Ivan and Katrina

These are both very Russian sounding names. It has been established that the former Soviet Union (fSU) developed and boasted of weather modification technology during the 1960s and 70s with deployment against the United States coming in 1976 with the audible arrival of the woodpecker grid. These weather operations continue to this day...

This nation has not faced an economic crisis like the one that Katrina will spark in the days and months ahead. But that is one of the reasons Katrina was absolutely guided along the path that we all watched. This path has resulted in maximum damage to the energy infrastructure, transportation infrastructure and to the psyche of those that remain susceptible to further storms this year and in the years to follow. Oh New Orleans!

I fully expect one more 'event' this year to impact the United States. My gut feeling is that it will be an earthquake/volcanic event with intensity of at least 7.5 in magnitude resulting in insured losses to exceed $25 billion. Where will [it] happen? My gut says the Western United States . . .

The ‘woodpecker grid’ that Scott asks you to Google (and you should to see, hear, and learn about it) is not a bird-catching device. It represents the culmination of a Russian weapons platform operational since 1963.

The ‘woodpecker’ weather operations have been active in Siberia, ironically working from our Bicentennial weekend July 4, 1976, to this day. Its name comes from its woodpecker-like chirping sound on short wave radios in the 3 to 30 Mhz range. Scott Stevens also mentions that this technology evolved out of the work of Tesla Weapons, as in Nikola Tesla (1856–1943), also the discoverer of alternating current, used by both Edison and later Westinghouse, mentioned in my article Is it the weather or government terror, Stevens recaps:

In the 1930s Tesla announced other bizarre and terrible weapons: a death ray, a weapon to destroy hundreds or even thousands of aircraft at hundreds of miles range, and his ultimate weapon to end all war—the Tesla shield, which nothing could penetrate. However, by this time no one any longer paid any real attention to the forgotten great genius. Tesla died in 1943 without ever revealing the secret of these great weapons and inventions.

Unfortunately, today in 1981 the Soviet Union has long since discovered and weaponized the Tesla scalar [as in stairs] wave effects. Here we only have time to detail the most powerful of these frightening Tesla weapons—which Brezhnev undoubtedly was referring to in 1975 when the Soviet side at the SALT talks suddenly suggested limiting the development of new weapons "more frightening than the mind of man had imagined."

The illustration below diagrams how two hidden Scalar Potential Beams, containing electromagnetic energy, can be crisscrossed to create a weather Interference Zone (IZ). The IZ is the area in which the Beams overlap, in which a more or less intense flow of energy can be used to expand, decrease or direct the power of the storm.

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