Grifters love themselves a bit of chaos. Correction. They love a LOT of chaos. The more chaotic the better. Even with a somewhat functional government disaster relief and sloppy record keeping are a boon for fraud and abuse.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/jul/06/naomi-klein-how-power-profits-from-disaster
Hurricane Katrina for example. A lot of well intentioned pitching in and rebuilding was hampered by those taking advantage of the turmoil, with alleged cases of people buying bottled water and selling it at way above the normal profit margin. I like to think that these people watched the Twilight Zone episode about trading gold bars for sips of water on a journey across a hot desert. $50 for a bottle of water? That’s the price. I’ve got the water, you need the water. Libertarian market driven economics fucking ROCK!!
The way disaster relief is supposed to work is a functional government mat decide to do an analysis of expected disaster relief. There will be tornadoes. There will be earthquakes. There will be hurricanes. There will be floods. Tax dollars go into a pot and put into something called a budget, an antiquated concept that works in theory, but not in practice. (Modern governmental and corporate budgeting now operates on creation of bottom line profit first and reverse engineers it into cutting costs and raising prices to meet that, but that’s an entirely different topic from a literal rainy day emergency fund.)
In a rare, but still half assed bit of prep work, the conspiracy grifters love to engage in the anti science topic of weather warfare. Personally I find the bit about earthquakes being included as weather warfare, but that’s a regular talking point. Earthquakes, even significant magnitude earthquakes are a daily occurrence. And predicting an earthquake is fashionable. As fashionable as predicting anything else that occurs every day like a two digit gematria.
So for the record, apparently the real big number for hurricane season in the Southern U.S. is supposed to be 34. At least that’s the placeholder until maybe some early fortuitous matches shift. Even more than your daily earthquakes, which aren’t weather related, hurricanes are really spectacular. And really fucking expensive. And hopping on to my calculator app and factoring in what’s been going on in just the first few months of the new toxic regime I see that we have about a 0% chance of any effective disaster relief during the worst part of hurricane season. The chaos and expense messes up corporate profits. That $40 million a year insurance CEO didn’t bribe lobby politicians to actually help out with disaster relief. And your non internet grifters are ready to jump in with the $50 per bottle of water. Chaos is king.
Trying to get back on track, the main subject is hurricanes. It’s not just the frequency, but the intensity. The oceans have become a teapot that is set on a low boil, constantly putting water vapor in the atmosphere. Without direction like a mechanical set up of a steam engine driving turbines it chaotically wanders around the atmosphere. What goes up comes down eventually, and the scale is far larger than your average chemtrail believer is willing to admit. More correctly put as ever getting to the point of understanding that chemtrails aren’t a real thing and man made climate change does.
The black and white mad scientist movies were a lot of fun. An independent villain tinkering with powers beyond his control; a lone wolf (other than the loyal hunchback) who would run afoul of some plucky teenagers and some military people with the resources to help put an end to the mad scheme. The profiteering was at an acceptable level. Nobody was extremely desperate to buy those overpriced containers of popcorn, Milk Duds and sodas. Now, with the success of promoting scientific ignorance the mad scientist is working for the government. Creating earthquakes, hurricanes, and floods. And they are so good at it they wile away their downtime by creating gematria rituals. Gematria rituals of two digit numbers like 34 which occur a gazillion times every day regardless of hurricanes, natural or man made.
Hubbard’s video yesterday embraces the assault on the gullibility. He didn’t name it, but the main talking point was a discussion of government sanctioned weather warfare. In particular Project Cirrus.
https://www.aoml.noaa.gov/hurricane_blog/70th-anniversary-of-the-first-hurricane-seeding-experiment/
And of course he totally ignores that this was an experiment clearly attempted at modifying an existing hurricane, conflating modification of natural weather events with mad scientist cobbling a hurricane out of some test tubes, Tesla coils, and the inevitable loyal hunchback. Don’t pay your taxes to these evil bastards. Or you’re gonna get more 34s than you ever bargained for you dumb MF.
There are a lot more efficient ways for a government to create expensive damage and chaos than trying to tinker a hurricane together from scratch in the dungeon of a medieval castle. And it’s not even armed paramilitary shooting arbitrary scapegoated targets. It’s what some are actively engaging in now without the full force of an expensive hurricane season in full swing.
They will do nothing. If you want help, start a Go Fund Me. Or move in with your kids and get a job that you’ll be laid off from in a couple months since you’re already 75.
Desperate people do desperate and dangerous things. And we are all along for the wildly chaotic ride.