Q had a number of posts about Anderson Cooper as a child, growing up at the Biltmore Estate + the creepy pool paintings from that location. It’s one of the main attractions in Asheville.
Yes, Biltmore is there. In the course of my research I have come across several testimonials from people describing the dark energy of the area, and also in Boone. Whether Biltmore was built deliberately in an existing stronghold, or it became a stronghold after Biltmore, I do not know. I suspect the evil in those hills goes back many generations.
When you figure out how to control the path of a hurricane, you let me know. If you know how to make it make landfall and carry 11 inches of water 1,000 miles inland and reliably drop it on the poorest parts of the country, you're up for a Nobel Prize.
No one targeted North Carolina with a hurricane. The largest lithium deposits are out West and are being developed right now as we speak. And even though the news talks about this industry as if it is substantial in the US, it is not. If you wanted to make a real attack against the burgeoning semiconductor industry in the US, you'd target California and Texas, not bufu East Tennessee and West NC rednecks living in the sticks.
This wasn't some "once in a century storm.' This was a geo-engineered fabrication that hundreds of thousands of people ignored out of some egocentricity thinking they can "protect" what's "rightfully their's."
Anyone living near a moving body of water that rises and falls according to how nature acts and responds is foolish to tempt fate like this. There were plenty of warnings and plenty of time to move to higher ground or move to a safer location than a flood plain.
The onus is strictly on the people ignorant enough to test their might against forces they don't understand. This is true of [them] as well as the so-called victims of Hurricane Helene.
I have no sympathy for those who ignore the signs and evidence that this storm was showing FOR DAYS leading up to this event.
It's cold, hard truth that many in this day and age have seemed to forget, even though and especially since we have the technology to assist us in making smart decisions like evac'ing to safer areas. The real tragedy here is that people risked the lives of their loved ones (especially their children, who are dependent upon the adults to make smart decisions regarding their safety) out of a false sense of power, thinking they can control something they clearly don't understand.
I weep for the children who were caught in the middle of their parents' false bravado.
Weird reaction to people living in the mountains who weren't in any kind of flood plain. Guess there always has to be someone who wants to victim blame. What kind of unhappiness is in their past that this is their first response.
I think it was the winds that caused the immediate damage - flooding in lower areas is aftermath damage. But I agree about evacuation. Lived in Florida for a number of years. Nothing worth a life to us 'normal' people on the board. Criminals with something to hide...that's another story. Watch out for them.
By your logic:
Geo engineered fabrication yet people are at fault.
100% disagree with your reasoning.
This forum is supposed to have smarter post than this.
Maybe they could seed clouds to start storms 1/3 of the world away but there is nothing that could control the path of cat 1 - 5 hurricanes. Forecasters can't even predict the path from studying them weeks at a time, 24 hours/day. No way 'wind streams' can be controlled. (Maybe a nuclear weapon's detonation could disturb the winds with a blast but that's not happening here.)
Asheville has a very dark energy
Q had a number of posts about Anderson Cooper as a child, growing up at the Biltmore Estate + the creepy pool paintings from that location. It’s one of the main attractions in Asheville.
Yes, Biltmore is there. In the course of my research I have come across several testimonials from people describing the dark energy of the area, and also in Boone. Whether Biltmore was built deliberately in an existing stronghold, or it became a stronghold after Biltmore, I do not know. I suspect the evil in those hills goes back many generations.
No surprise that Asheville is a new age centre.
its gay as fuck and lots of weirdo's ,always in the guise of Art,the queers took it over decades ago
More here. https://grist.org/equity/electric-vehicles-north-carolina-lithium-mining-albemarle/
This is brainless stupidity.
When you figure out how to control the path of a hurricane, you let me know. If you know how to make it make landfall and carry 11 inches of water 1,000 miles inland and reliably drop it on the poorest parts of the country, you're up for a Nobel Prize.
No one targeted North Carolina with a hurricane. The largest lithium deposits are out West and are being developed right now as we speak. And even though the news talks about this industry as if it is substantial in the US, it is not. If you wanted to make a real attack against the burgeoning semiconductor industry in the US, you'd target California and Texas, not bufu East Tennessee and West NC rednecks living in the sticks.
How about Spruce Pine, NC, the near monopoly on high purity quartz for crucibles required for silicone wafer production?
Take a look at the info in this sub stack and see what you think. Weather modification is real, just a question of capability. Helene Hurricane
How many coincidences does it take until it becomes mathematically impossible? - Q
They were able to deflect hurricane Erin on September 11th.
This wasn't some "once in a century storm.' This was a geo-engineered fabrication that hundreds of thousands of people ignored out of some egocentricity thinking they can "protect" what's "rightfully their's."
Anyone living near a moving body of water that rises and falls according to how nature acts and responds is foolish to tempt fate like this. There were plenty of warnings and plenty of time to move to higher ground or move to a safer location than a flood plain.
The onus is strictly on the people ignorant enough to test their might against forces they don't understand. This is true of [them] as well as the so-called victims of Hurricane Helene.
I have no sympathy for those who ignore the signs and evidence that this storm was showing FOR DAYS leading up to this event.
It's cold, hard truth that many in this day and age have seemed to forget, even though and especially since we have the technology to assist us in making smart decisions like evac'ing to safer areas. The real tragedy here is that people risked the lives of their loved ones (especially their children, who are dependent upon the adults to make smart decisions regarding their safety) out of a false sense of power, thinking they can control something they clearly don't understand.
I weep for the children who were caught in the middle of their parents' false bravado.
Weird reaction to people living in the mountains who weren't in any kind of flood plain. Guess there always has to be someone who wants to victim blame. What kind of unhappiness is in their past that this is their first response.
I think it was the winds that caused the immediate damage - flooding in lower areas is aftermath damage. But I agree about evacuation. Lived in Florida for a number of years. Nothing worth a life to us 'normal' people on the board. Criminals with something to hide...that's another story. Watch out for them.
By your logic: Geo engineered fabrication yet people are at fault. 100% disagree with your reasoning. This forum is supposed to have smarter post than this.
Monkeyworx was tracking German and French weather modification company planes working on that storm for some time off the coast of Africa.
Are you staying frosty?
Yah I catch him sometimes if it rolls across my feed.
Maybe they could seed clouds to start storms 1/3 of the world away but there is nothing that could control the path of cat 1 - 5 hurricanes. Forecasters can't even predict the path from studying them weeks at a time, 24 hours/day. No way 'wind streams' can be controlled. (Maybe a nuclear weapon's detonation could disturb the winds with a blast but that's not happening here.)
disaster capitalism