Hurricane Helene Devastation, Weather Modification Claims
Hurricane Helene has caused catastrophic damage across Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Florida, with reports suggesting the death toll may be significantly higher than official figures. Claims are made regarding the Pentagon and Stanford Research Institute's historical involvement in weather modification technology, suggesting the storm's path was manipulated to impact conservative voting districts. Criticism is directed at FEMA and the Biden administration for an allegedly anemic response and the reallocation of emergency funds to illegal immigrants.
hurricane helene· weather modification· pentagon· stanford research institute· fema· donald trump
00:00 I live in a very rural area in Georgia. It's devastating. Trees down everywhere, haven't seen other than line crews. haven't seen anybody. There's way more dead people than they're saying. It's way worse here than they're saying. We've lost, and I'm not talking about a little bit of a road, we lost six miles of a road. I was wondering if you had any insight into that as far as you know weather modification goes because there's just been some bizarre things going on in the sky. Well in 1967 the Pentagon secretly certified Stanford Research Institute with Ben Levy's and the father of weather weapons That they could create hurricanes, weaken hurricanes, kill hurricanes, steer hurricanes, and they were using similar weapons in the Vietnam War. That's all partially declassified. The devastation in this particular area in Anderson County, I hate to even think of what it's like up in Oconee. There are so many trees down.
00:55 Everywhere. Anyway, every single house on the street on this island, the contents of everyone's home is just out and scattered everywhere and everyone, you know, we all took on water. You know, it went from like zero to four feet in about 30 minutes. This has never happened here before. So and just about a month or so ago, we had historic flooding in town. homes that had never flooded before, 100 years. Isn't it convenient that this is now being admitted by the New York Times and others to really hurt rural areas that are mainly going to vote Trump, and they may not even be able to vote in this election? The most conservative area of Florida devastated, the most conservative areas of Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee. Very convenient timing.
01:47 It is very convenient timing. What else is also convenient is the fact that they're not doing anything to help these people get back. And I mean, it's just really sad what I'm seeing. It's really sad. These are good people. You either morally stand up to defend your American citizens now and do what is right, or you're going to watch everything that's happening here that happened in Maui happen all across this country. So we'll be giving the number out. coming up here in about 10 15 minutes or so. And we're going to be talking about the hurricane. One subject that I want to get into. I don't do this very often, but maybe once every couple weeks, I say, Hey, we're open to the phones, but it's not a wild free for all.
02:37 I want to hear from folks in Georgia, in North Carolina, in South Carolina, in Tennessee, in the panhandle of Florida, the conservative area that got hit, the most conservative. Like little Texas there, back when Texas was more conservative. Where California used to be all red. So that's where we are. And this is admittedly going to hurt the rural areas that we're going to put Trump over the top of those key states. So this is horrible. and it just magically happened. So I want to hear what you're seeing there on the ground, particularly if you're in those areas, you go to the front of the line. I want to talk about the response or lack of response, the billion bucks plus that went to illegal aliens instead of the FEMA, them trying to block the aid. We're opening the phones up this hour and I'll intersperse other news on the hurricane. There are a lot of petty tyrants out there, ladies and gentlemen, and FEMA has been blocking people in trucks trying to go in and save people.
03:34 And Buttigieg, as Biden calls him, yesterday blocked any private drone operations in any of these areas in most of these states. So you can't even find people. They don't want anything in the air. They want to make it as bad as they can to keep it shut down for the election. That's why they're sitting, waiting seven days to even announce an anemic thousand troops to be sent out of North Carolina. I mean, this is sick. And they've siphoned the emergency money off the illegal aliens. At every level, they're doing it on purpose. It's like they ended DNA testing with people that clearly have kids with them that aren't their kids coming across the border. And I said this at the start of the broadcast that I imagine this will be in the thousands, but they just can't find everybody because you can't get in. The huge areas everywhere, all these flooded mountain passes, you name it.
04:22 While official death numbers from Hurricane Helena currently sit at 180, on the ground sources claim over a thousand dead. And that's being reported on infowars.com and links to CBS News. So very, very serious situation. Pray for those folks. But that is over the top. Disgusting. All right, former InfoWars reporter and good friend of mine, and she lives on the west coast of Florida there in Siesta Key. Leanne McAdoo barely just got phones back when she was trying to get her phone up so she could call us. And she joins us now to give her take on what she witnessed there on the west coast, down the panhandle, and into all these other states and what she thinks is happening. Leanne, good to talk to you.
