Topic: Hurricane Steering

2 chapters across the catalog

Dane Whittington reports that Hurricane Milton was nudged back on course by a massive transmitter in Cancun after taking an unexpected jog toward the Yucatan Peninsula. He references Project Cirrus (1947) and Project Popeye (Vietnam War) as historical precedents for military weather control. The discussion also touches on recent flooding in Dubai, suggesting it was a response to the nation's decision to "ditch the dollar."

The discussion focuses on Ben Livingston, identified as the father of weather weapons, and his reported involvement in cloud seeding during the Vietnam War. Claims are made that the Department of Defense possesses the technology to steer or kill hurricanes but chose not to intervene during Hurricane Helene. The segment suggests that the storm's impact on rural, pro-Trump areas was a deliberate act of administrative warfare.