The Canadian National Newspaper: Weather Wars and other alleged conspiracies

For quite some time, conspiracy buffs have been talking about weather wars. They have been portrayed in the media as hysterical and paranoid. Some of the are. Quite obviously, not all of them are not.

I asked a friend of mine to describe the picture that comes to his mind when he considers the people who talk about weather war as a reality. He said, "I think of the same guy you see after a giant storm rips up a town. You know, he's got a T shirt, a ball cap turned backward, hasn't shaved in days, and is talking to the TV news saying 'It come up right over yonder and then jes ripped thru here like nobody's b'ness. Turned over that chicken coop and feathers was flyin' everywhere.'"

I have, in fact, asked a couple of other friends their impressions during the past few days. They both described a similar mental picture of these "loony conspiracists", as one of them put it.

But who is loony here? Is it the conspiracy theorists who talk about weather wars? Or is it those who have concocted a wholly erroneous mental picture of them with no basis in fact?

How about this for a picture of them? A tall, slender, man in an expensive suite, with expensive tie and shoes walked into the room. Everything about him was distinguished. He was there to speak to a meeting of people who all were concerned about, and interested in, conspiracies to destroy freedom.

When it was his turn to speak, he told them that the conspiracies were real and there were people plotting to take away their freedoms. He said that some of them were in possession of technology that enabled them to set off earthquakes, volcanoes, and control the climate from the safety of their own countries. He said that they not only possess the technology, but are engaged in using it against us.

The gathering was not a group of loonies. It was a gathering of government officials and elected officials. It was sponsored by Sen. Sam Nunn. The speaker was not a loony. He was the U.S. Secretary of Defence, William Cohen. The meeting took place in 1997.

Weather wars are, if one of our top government officials is to be believed, a reality. The question is, who was he talking about? Who are the people that are programming weather disasters for us? Why have they not been identified and annihilated? Why has no one in our government since Cohen stepped forward to inform us of this war against us? Could it be that this war against us is being waged by groups in oil rich countries, and our officials are afraid we would lose our supply of imported oil if they speak out?

Cohen spoke out. It was a rare moment when we saw a government official just put the cards on the table and tell the truth. Weather wars are a reality, and it isn't the "loonies" that say so. It is the government itself that says so. It is William Cohen that said so. So, who do we fight in order to put an end to these weather attacks against us? Cohen said the perps were terrorist groups that targeted weather against us.

While I was preparing to do the Friday show on Weather Wars, I corresponded with a few people about it. Two e-mailed responses said they just did not "believe" that weather wars were even possible.

"Believe"? There is nothing to believe. The facts are in and have been since at least 1997. The U.S. Secretary of Defence once said that terrorists "are engaging" in weather wars against us. Whether one "believes" or not has absolutely no bearing on the reality of it. The reality is that somewhere on this planet is a group (or groups) with technology to manipulate our climate, and they are using it against us.

"Is it the New World Order doing this to us," a caller asked on the Friday night show. I do not know the answer to that question. But my response is the same whether it is the NWO or "Al Qaieda". Whoever it is needs to be brought to justice.

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