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 Hurricane Florence, Geoengineering Mass Destruction And Distraction
TOPICS:Dane WigingtonDisasterGeoengineering
September 13, 2018
By Dane Wigington, Geoengineering Watch
Will Hurricane Florence inflict the level of catastrophic damage that is being forecasted? Or will a last hour change of direction and weakening of the storm diminish some of the expected impacts? In either case, climate engineering is the core part of the equation that is not being acknowledged by any official source. Early on forecasters somehow knew Hurricane Florence would follow a nearly straight line course to a specific region of the US East Coast. How did they know? Because they are reading a script that is passed down to them from up the ladder. A script that ultimately originates from climate engineering contractor Raytheon who does all the modeling for the National Weather Service (NWS) and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAA (both government agencies have an illegal federal gag order on them). The 5 minute video report below provides input on Hurricane Florence and some of the potential agendas behind the manipulation of this storm.




Weather warfare continues to be ramped up around the world, Hurricane Florence is only one example. Super Typhoon Mangkhut is predicted to become the most powerful storm since record keeping began and will likely impact Hong Kong. Though countless forms of human activity are decimating the climate, geoengineering programs are single greatest climate disrupting factor. The continued mainstream media cover-up of illegal climate engineering operations makes them accessories to these crimes. So called “elected officials” must also be considered accessories to the climate engineering crimes due to their complete refusal to address or acknowledge this most critical threat. If there is any chance whatsoever of exposing and halting the climate engineering assault, it is up to us. All of us are needed to help sound the alarm, sharing credible data is key. Reaching a critical mass of climate engineering awareness is the only way forward, we must all make our voices heard.
DW
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PLwfFtDFZDpwtijqkJiOyc-WJOaGWOfVGG&v=Cj6KKBIlSz0

https://www.activistpost.com/2018/09/hurricane-florence-geoengineering-mass-destruction-and-distraction

Beware of news-teasing by the mainstream news media, shamelessly telling audiences to stay tuned for "the latest updates from the National Hurricane Center" (or "National Weather Service") at the "top of the hour" (never mind the "bottom of the hour"): 20 times out of 24 (or 16 times out of 24) the media is deliberately lying to you.

There are only 4 official NHC advisories (i.e., per-storm updates) every 24 hours: 5 a.m., 11 a.m., 5 p.m., and 11 p.m. [#]   Except that as a storm nears U.S. soil, intermediate advisories are added, at the +3-hour marks: 2 a.m., 8 a.m., 2 p.m., and 8 p.m.  NHC intermediate advisories are not complete updates; they do not recompute all graphic content [*]

That my warning is true can be confirmed by studying various pages at <https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/>.  As casual evidence, e.g., exactly 24 hours between 11 a.m. Wednesday and Thursday, inclusive, advanced the advisory numbers for Hurricane Florence only from 53 to 57 (so, 53 54 55 56 57, hmmm)!

The cited NHC main page, as a temporary feature, provides links to the local NWS-radar stations in N.C. & S.C.  They continuously scan the skies, but the computation that's required imposes an overall update cycle of a handful-or-so of minutes, even within the animated displays.  But each is a genuinely updated image.

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Note #: I'm sure that the tight match to the times of the local t.v. news broadcasts, established in days before cable t.v., was coöperation "in the public interest".
 
Note *: I've forgotten the details from Irma last year, but it seems to me that on the forecast charts (i.e., maps), the storm position is updated, but times-of-arrival at geographic positions (i.e., dots) on the chart might not be, and the forecast track is not.