So, the "could have been distorted" thing is typically used to get false prophets "off the hook", as it were, so if something they predict doesn't come to pass, they can just claim their prediction had been altered. People didn't stand all day for years in a 100-person-deep line if there wasn't something to Irlmaier. He's made predictions that were docuŠ¼ented, like eerily mentioning what sounds like smart phones (colorful cigarette boxes that people keep staring at) and during WW3 a bomb that's droppped off the coast of England that'll submerge a large part of the country (look up Russia's Tsunami bomb), and then he talked about a huge wave of these white unmanned air ships flying by the 10s of thousands over Europe to drop some small payload (before anyone had dreamt of unmanned drones).
BTW, he speaks of these drones that drop the green/yelllow powder as rising up out of the hot sands, and then flying OVER where he lived in Austria, but that people shouldn't be afraid, and they would drop the weapon north of them, starting with Prague and going up to the North Sea. So a line OVER Austria from some Hot Sands could very well be from Tunisia.
If you look on a map, a straight line between Tunisia and Prague goes right over Austria.
https://www.africanews.com/2020/10/01/tunisia-signs-10-year-military-deal-with-us//Notice how he was saber rattling against Russia when he made the announcement.
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