As I researched information about the military horses galloping through London, I kept seeing stuff about massive worldwide weather events in the United States, Saudi Arabia, Russia, and China. Some information I ran across included threads referencing June 6, 2024, and other weather stories bordering on conspiracy.
With my interest piqued, I figured I would do more digging and see where these odd threads would lead.
Airbnb has updated its Major Disruptive Events policy beginning on June 6. The reasons behind the policy change remain unclear, but it indicates a proactive approach to potential disruptions affecting their services globally.
I’ll return to this in a bit.
On June 6, 2024, which adds up to 6+6+2+0+2+4=20, and 2+0=2, the number two means spiritual awakening and the importance of corroborating facts with witnesses. The day is also the 80th anniversary of the D-Day invasion of Europe via France, which adds up to 6+6+1+9+4+4=30, and 3+0=3, representing harmony, wisdom, and understanding.
Combining the numbers 2 and 3 gives us 5, which signifies life changes, individual freedom, and the grace of God. Breaking down 80 into eight represents the balance between the material and spiritual worlds.
Adding 8 and 5 gives us 13, which adds up to 1+3=4, associated with the fourth day of creation when God created the Sun, Moon, and Stars. It’s worth noting that there are not only four elements (air, earth, water, and fire) but also four seasons, which in Hebrew is called “moed,” or Appointment time.
Scientists at the Desert Research Institute (DRI) in Nevada have been developing cloud-seeding techniques for over 50 years. The practice has promising implications for water resource management, particularly in areas like Nevada, facing water scarcity issues due to drought.
Cloud seeding is a cost-effective solution to increase snowfall and augment water supplies. By introducing dust particles, specifically silver iodide, into clouds, cloud seeding enhances the formation of ice crystals necessary for precipitation. The process uses ground-based generators to release silver iodide aerosols into targeted storm cells.
Research dating back to the 1950s has demonstrated the success of cloud seeding, with modern studies indicating a significant increase in snowfall — up to 10 percent in cloud-seeded areas compared to non-seeded regions. Cloud seeding is an economical alternative to costly desalination projects at $10 per acre-foot compared to $2,000 for desalinated water.
In June 2023, Gov. Joe Lombardo signed Senate Bill 99, allocating $1.2 million to DRI for cloud seeding projects over the next two years. This funding will enable researchers to conduct further studies and expand cloud seeding efforts, ultimately increasing snowfall and runoff into Nevada’s river systems.
It is known that President Joe Biden wants to declare a National Climate Emergency this summer, as he is campaigning on the idea. There is a fear that it will result in lockdowns and limitations on travel, food, money, etc.
It is straight out of the playbook of the Committee of 300, a purported secret organization believed to be involved in global politics and economics. There is a lot of speculation and conspiracy theories about the Committee of 300, but nothing to prove its existence.
If bone fide, the Committee of 300 has engaged for years in a propaganda push to create the narrative that America is a leading cause of climate change and that the nation’s carbon footprint is disproportionate to the rest of the world. Meanwhile, China is approving new coal power projects at the equivalent of two plants every week — a rate energy watchdogs say is unsustainable if the country hopes to achieve its energy targets.
As this happens, the World Economic Forum is tightening a noose around America to remove the sovereignty threat the Constitution poses. Strategies they have deployed include the World Health Organization (WHO) with the International Health Regulations (IHR), a legally binding international agreement between 196 countries, including all WHO Member States, to collaborate and coordinate efforts to detect, prevent, and respond to International public health emergencies. Governed by the World Health Organization (WHO), the IHR includes provisions for surveillance, reporting, and response to public health emergencies, including pandemics.
The IHR was officially updated in 2005 to better address emerging infectious diseases and public health threats in a globalized world, however reading the treaty provides language that touches on DiseaseX; weather modification through HAARP, a high-frequency radio transmitter that consists of 180 antenna elements and directs energy into the ionosphere and space; the Paris Accords; cyber attacks on critical infrastructure; election interference; foreign money influence on Congress; members of Congress with dual citizenship; blackmailing from the Intelligence Community; endless wars; inflation to reduce purchasing power; and protests by ANTIFA and Palestinians, making the George Floyd protests look benign, pressing on subjects like global security, social justice, banking collapses and the limitations on access to cash; stock market index manipulation; fake numbers from agency government to give the illusion the economy is fine; food supply attacks leading to food insecurity and legacy media lying to the public.
In 2014, U.S. officials admitted that the High-Frequency Active Auroral Research Program, or HAARP, was genuine and could control the weather by injecting energy into the ionosphere to control and manage weather despite mainstream media and government officials calling it a “conspiracy theory.” During a 2016 Senate hearing, David Walker, the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Science, Technology, and Engineering, claimed HAARP was in the process of being dismantled because it was no longer necessary.
Walker’s comments have fueled the belief that conspiracy theorists may be more accurate than previously believed.
It is not the first time public officials have acknowledged controlling the weather. Former Defense Secretary William Cohen stated in 1997 that terrorists could use electromagnetic waves to trigger earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes, and volcanic eruptions, revealing that weather control is a real threat.
Most recently, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) proposed research on weather modification techniques. Is it still a conspiracy theory if public officials and agencies admit it is true?
There are concerns that recent tornadoes in the United States are due to weather manipulation. Some suggest that Scalar Electromagnetics was used to charge the atmosphere.
Catherine Frompovich’s research on weather modification is interesting but makes for some rather dry reading. The late author proposed five essential components to manipulate the weather: advanced nonlinear modeling techniques, computational capability, information gathering and transmission, global sensor arrays, and weather intervention techniques.
There have also been reports of people experiencing a persistent cough after exposure to chemtrails, which are the visible trails left by airplanes that some people believe are used for weather manipulation.
Finally, there are the changes in Airbnb policies coming June 6. The online property rental company says it will provide cancellation and refund support for guests when unexpected events occur, including natural disasters, government travel restrictions, or weather events that could impact a renter’s ability to stay at a location.
It is also worth noting that Computex, the largest trade show in the world, is scheduled to take place in Taiwan during the same week.
On the other hand, June 6, 2024, will mark the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings during World War II. I bring this up because of the “10 Days of Darkness” scenario and the potential for World War III, where there will be a widespread blackout or internet shutdown for ten days, and during the period, the military will carry out mass arrests of high-profile individuals for their alleged involvement in corruption and other crimes.
Oddly, while there is no credible evidence to support this theory, it has been debunked by several sources, including the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), which is responsible for coordinating the government’s response to disasters, stating that there is no evidence to suggest that such an event is imminent. Similarly, so-called fact-checking websites such as Snopes and PolitiFact have thoroughly researched and debunked the theory. Additionally, news organizations like the BBC, CNN, and The New York Times have reported on the theory and the lack of evidence to support it.
H.P. Lovecraft and Stephen King’s horror stories are less frightening.
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