I'm Trapped In FEMA Region 9

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Submitted by Dave Hodges on Tuesday, September 24, 2019 - 19:33.

I am here in FEMA Region 9, in the rural desert north of Phoenix, AZ, and I am trapped. If only had listened to those kids, who are experts on climatology, I would have given up my car and would have avoided all of this. It is my fault, I turned on the lights today. I filled up my gas tank a few days ago. I have nobody to blame but my own selfish use of energy. I should have listened to the children.......What did they tell me?

weather modification’s future

Rose Tue, 09/24/2019 - 23:25

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Sorry to hear you’re trapped, Dave. What a royal nightmare! At least the flat desert terrain is better than a “bowl” of a valley, where people can drown if caught in a flash flood. Yes, I do hope the sun will come out and shine bright and the evaporated moisture will migrate elsewhere. After hearing President Trump’s morale-boosting, down-with-the-globalists address to the United Nations, at last I can actually imagine a time in the foreseeable future (2021-2024?) when the federal government will open a toll-free Weather Modification Hotline that takes requests for laser technology services that convert flood water into rain clouds over farms.

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