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You all know of the butterfly effect, right? No?
Well, it’s a theory that every little thing, including the beat of a butterfly’s wings, contributes to every weather pattern around the world, such as hurricanes and rainstorms.
Here’s my plan:
1: Gather the following: About 1 million Grow-Your-Own-Butterfly Kits, a cage large enough to hold said kits, a bomb shelter and a Large Box of Lollypops.
2: Raise the butterflies inside the gaint cage.
3: Once all the butterflies reach maturity, open up the cage and release all the butterflies.
4: Go inside bomb shelter as hurricanes all over the world destroy everything.
5: Arise from the shattered remains of the earth and proclaim myself as it’s new leader.
6: Find the starving, half-dead survivors of earth and tell them if they make me their leader I will give them a lifetime supply of Lollypops. Who could pass up those delicious taste of those yummy Lollypops?
Well that’s it!
What do u think ???
As if some kind of radiated pulse or modifier is aimed at water supply near storm to increase the storm development in a certain area.
I have noticed this and have copied several instances to my hard drive. Whenever I have seen these patterns - these storms became major disasters.
Could our Government have some kind of Weather Modification satellite in space? You know, some kind of microwave pulse or beam directed at nearby water supplies to warm up the water and creat more moisture/power in the storm.
I saw this during hurricane Katrina - A major glitch flashing right across the Infrared weather screen right befor ethe storm intensified.
And it is only visible on the Infrared screen
Just throwing this out there.
In 10 years of watching weather pattern I can tell you that the anomalies shown below are not natural occurences.
Four screen grabs from my hard drive
http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/view?p=999&gid=17240540&uid=1924676&members=1
I have about 15 more just like them as well as map in motion - animated frame by frame of the anomaly occuring and how long it was there.
is a Hurricane, tropical cyclone a weather pattern