Allegedly, America’s Quest to Control the Weather and then The World began long before the 1920s. 

Dinesh Kaushiva October 6 , 2023 A DOCUMENTARY MOVIE PRESENTING EXCERPTS OF THE HISTORY OF VARIOUS ‘GAIN OF FUNCTION’ AND ‘BIO-LOGICAL EXPERIMENTS ‘FUNDED BY CONGRESS AND THEN THE GAIN OF FUNCTION RESEARCH WAS FINANCED BY THE U.S. GOVERNMENT FEDERAL AGENCIES AND DEPARTMENTS TO BE  EXECUTED BY THEIR OWN SCIENTISTS AND MANY OTHER MULTIPLE ENTITIES TO DEVELOP BIO-WEAPONS DOMESTICALLY AND GLOBALLY. THE COLLATERAL CARNAGE AND DAMAGE RESULTED TO AMERICAN CITIZENS , PROPERTY AND ASSETS OF AMERICA FROM THESE UNTESTED  EXPERIMENTS  AND USE OF THE BIO-WEAPONS HAVE BEEN AND ARE ASTRONOMICALLY VERY HIGH. BOTTOM LINE: WINNERS:                                                                                                                                                         THESE EXPERIMENTS HAVE BENEFITED THE POLITICIANS, INVESTORS, SCIENTISTS, MILITARY BRASS, WEAPONS AND DRUG MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY  INVOLVED IN THESE EXPERIMENTS THROUGH THEIR ACQUIRED PATENT RIGHTS, GRANTS AND UNDER THE TABLE DEPOSITS TO THEIR U.S. OR OFF SHORE ACCOUNTS. RECENTLY, OVER 150 NIH SCIENTISTS…

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Freak Summer Fire-Ice Hail Storm Hits California: As Written in Exodus, Pyrocumulonimbus Cloud

Exodus 9:24 King James Version (KJV). 24 So there was hail, and fire mingled with the hail, very grievous, such as there was none like it in all the land of Egypt since it became a nation. Recently, the National Weather Service issued its first-ever warning for a tornado caused by fire. A wind vortex generated by a wildfire in Northern California created a pyrocumulonimbus cloud.  One hour time lapse from the @AlertWildfire Babbit Peak webcam of the #LoyaltonFire and it’s rotating pyrocumulus plume which resulted in a tornado warning being issued for the possibility of a fire induced tornado. @NWSReno @USTornadoes @Weather_West #CAwx #severeweather pic.twitter.com/XikyZU5uZt — US StormWatch (@GreatWinter2017) August 15, 2020 Such clouds generated by extreme heat like that found in a wildfire or volcanic eruption can be accompanied by tornados of fire, hail, and lightning. Dubbed firenadoes, the combined effects of these phenomena can cause greatly increased fire-spread and cause direct dangers…

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