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Old 31-07-2013, 21:29   #1
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Default Electromagnetic weather control system.

Been watching a thing on discovery science about the HAARP weather control system in Alaska....very interesting....some pornographic antennas too

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Ahhhh so now we know the real reason for climate change, nothing to do with carbon dioxide it is these barstuards, Rick
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It is indeed, think I'm going to build one of these antenna arrays in our back garden, fiddle about with the frequencies and make it nice and sunny....Briggie will probably need to help
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It is indeed, think I'm going to build one of these antenna arrays in our back garden, fiddle about with the frequencies and make it nice and sunny....Briggie will probably need to help
now that is the very best idea you have had so far, Rick
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Apart from getting the Pole into position
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aye, can say i've had worst ideas
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