Sunday, January 23, 2011
Operation Popeye
During October 1966, Project Popeye was tested in a strip of the Laos panhandle east of the Bolovens Plateau in the Se Kong River valley. The test was conducted by personnel from the Naval Ordnance Test Station located at China Lake California. Fifty cloud seeding experiments were conducted with the result that 82% of the clouds produced rain within a brief period after having been seeded. It was claimed that one of the clouds drifted across the Vietnam border and dropped nine inches of rain on a US special forces camp over a four hour period. After the successful completion of the test phase, Project Popeye transitioned from an experiment to an operational program of the U.S. Defense department.
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Just like the phosphate fertilizer industry having a toxic bi product theyd otherwise have to pay to get rid of in flouride, Coal fired power plants have a surplus in a toxic bi product of their own in fly ash. Why pay to have it safely disposed of when you can sell it as is
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Nice blog & infor. Cheers
ReplyDeletethanks ! nice island , any chemtrails there ?
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