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Glad to hear Pam will reveal the cause of the missing footage minute. Hopefully she can also reveal the cause of why the frame after the missing minute cropped to a smaller size (Ray Charles can see the size of the frame view switched like it was cropped). And hopefully she can also reveal why a video editor toolbar showed up in the right-hand corner when the frame switched.

Wish my trail cameras had all this high tech stuff. (y)


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WJCO said:
Glad to hear Pam will reveal the cause of the missing footage minute. Hopefully she can also reveal the cause of why the frame after the missing minute cropped to a smaller size (Ray Charles can see the size of the frame view switched like it was cropped). And hopefully she can also reveal why a video editor toolbar showed up in the right-hand corner when the frame switched.

Wish my trail cameras had all this high tech stuff. (y)


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It’s total bullshit… even this administration thinks we’re a bunch of dumbasses.
 
NPC 6060⁸42 said:
www.thegatewaypundit.com

Confirmed: CEO of Weather Modification Company Reveals Cloud Seeding Operations Were Conducted in Texas Just Two Days Before Deadly Flood (VIDEO) | The Gateway Pundit | by Anthony Scott

The CEO of a weather modification technology company has confirmed that cloud seeding operations took place in Texas just two days before the deadly central Texas flood occurred.
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Same shit they did in North Carolina.

Lots of Texas folks posting pics and videos of very blue tinted water.
 
Rainmaker was one of 6 weather modification projects going on simultaneously in that part of Texas. Why is Rainmaker the only one being addressed?

Why did the US Dept of Commerce authorize it? Why is the CEO of Palantir, who wants to build his AI database there, the main funder of Rainmaker?

We are all talking here in Texas. Why did some FD's send their search and rescue teams to Kerville early Thursday before the flooding, when Kerville county commissioner in the early press conference said that the national weather service told them to expect about 3" of rain, not the 13" they received? (In other words, he said they weren't expecting the flooding, so why did search and rescue teams show up Thursday?)

Many of us think the dam was opened; how do you explain a 30" wall of water? When some did the math, they concluded there wasn't enough rain and time for that to be possible.

Here's what we know:
1. The city of Kerville committed to building a massive power plant prior to the flood, and needed the land.
2. The people of Kerville recently voted down a lithium storage operation.
3. Palantir is slated to construct a massive AI database in Kerville, and needs land, which also explains the push for the equally massive power plant.
4. The city of Kerville committed to becoming a 2050 smart city with plans to completely restructure it (no one voted on this).

What if - Palantir's CEO purposely funded Rainmaker, which gets the contract for geoengineering, all to make him the fall guy for this catastrophic flooding, when in reality the dam was opened to destroy everything, while blaming Rainmaker? Then they grab the land.

Bearing in mind, the state of Texas admits to other weather modification projects going on in that same area simultaneously. But Rainmaker takes the fall.
 
Aceisback said:
Rainmaker was one of 6 weather modification projects going on simultaneously in that part of Texas. Why is Rainmaker the only one being addressed?

Why did the US Dept of Commerce authorize it? Why is the CEO of Palantir, who wants to build his AI database there, the main funder of Rainmaker?

We are all talking here in Texas. Why did some FD's send their search and rescue teams to Kerville early Thursday before the flooding, when Kerville county commissioner in the early press conference said that the national weather service told them to expect about 3" of rain, not the 13" they received? (In other words, he said they weren't expecting the flooding, so why did search and rescue teams show up Thursday?)

Many of us think the dam was opened; how do you explain a 30" wall of water? When some did the math, they concluded there wasn't enough rain and time for that to be possible.

Here's what we know:
1. The city of Kerville committed to building a massive power plant prior to the flood, and needed the land.
2. The people of Kerville recently voted down a lithium storage operation.
3. Palantir is slated to construct a massive AI database in Kerville, and needs land, which also explains the push for the equally massive power plant.
4. The city of Kerville committed to becoming a 2050 smart city with plans to completely restructure it (no one voted on this).

What if - Palantir's CEO purposely funded Rainmaker, which gets the contract for geoengineering, all to make him the fall guy for this catastrophic flooding, when in reality the dam was opened to destroy everything, while blaming Rainmaker? Then they grab the land.

Bearing in mind, the state of Texas admits to other weather modification projects going on in that same area simultaneously. But Rainmaker takes the fall.
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Why not just link the article or wherever it is you got this from instead of posting as yourself to make yourself look smart?
 
Aceisback said:
Rainmaker was one of 6 weather modification projects going on simultaneously in that part of Texas. Why is Rainmaker the only one being addressed?

Why did the US Dept of Commerce authorize it? Why is the CEO of Palantir, who wants to build his AI database there, the main funder of Rainmaker?

We are all talking here in Texas. Why did some FD's send their search and rescue teams to Kerville early Thursday before the flooding, when Kerville county commissioner in the early press conference said that the national weather service told them to expect about 3" of rain, not the 13" they received? (In other words, he said they weren't expecting the flooding, so why did search and rescue teams show up Thursday?)

Many of us think the dam was opened; how do you explain a 30" wall of water? When some did the math, they concluded there wasn't enough rain and time for that to be possible.

Here's what we know:
1. The city of Kerville committed to building a massive power plant prior to the flood, and needed the land.
2. The people of Kerville recently voted down a lithium storage operation.
3. Palantir is slated to construct a massive AI database in Kerville, and needs land, which also explains the push for the equally massive power plant.
4. The city of Kerville committed to becoming a 2050 smart city with plans to completely restructure it (no one voted on this).

What if - Palantir's CEO purposely funded Rainmaker, which gets the contract for geoengineering, all to make him the fall guy for this catastrophic flooding, when in reality the dam was opened to destroy everything, while blaming Rainmaker? Then they grab the land.

Bearing in mind, the state of Texas admits to other weather modification projects going on in that same area simultaneously. But Rainmaker takes the fall.
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OverlanderJK said:
Why not just link the article or wherever it is you got this from instead of posting as yourself to make yourself look smart?
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^^^^^^^^^^^ Yes please^^^^^^ Except for the part about making yourself look smart of course. That ain’t gonna happen.
 
Aceisback said:
Wasn’t my intent at all. Just a dumbass country boy trying to make ends meet. Was busy with the VA and in a hurry, I’ll go back and look for it for you.
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It might be helpful to know that severe flooding events have happened in this area several/many times before. I was in that area years ago, and people were telling me about terrible flooding caused by a 12" rain deluge. Historical records show that this is nothing new and it (the flooding) has happened many times during my lifetime. Indeed, heavy rain is not unusual for Texas.

Since this is not something new or unusual, it is not very helpful to imagine that this was an intentional man-made event.

The problem was total failure to handle the situation on the ground. Young people were put in harms way with no apparent awareness or planning.
 
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