Florida East Coast CBer's Report

Posted: Fri Oct 01, 2004 11:54 am Post subject: Florida East Coast CBer's Report

Hi don and carol,

This is jeff mckinley from jupiter fl [just north of Palm Beach].

I'm writing to add to your post in the ew forum regarding accurate hurricane info. just from the outset here I have to say that orgonite changes things, hurricanes included I'm thinking.

When frances hit awhile back i was at a location just south of the eye watching the local radar showing landfall. My cb which is located near jupiter was in the action. I watched as feeder bands circling around the eyewall dissipated as they came into range of jupiter inlet.

I was putting this realtime stuff on the net at cloud-busters.com but I have not been able to find any of it since. Nevertheless the orgone fields created by our stuff seem to de-intensify things.

The physical damage after that one was widespread because the storm moved so slowly. Now, in Jeanne I was here in jupiter and we got a fairly quick hurricane but I was left saying how much worse the storm seemed on the radio than passing over our heads.

We weren't on the porch but we had the front door open during the most intense part, right before we got a little of the eye. The damage from jeanne came in mostly from the previous storm damage, having had little time to make effective roof repairs, etc.

Ivan was a bad storm [not a hurricane] i'm thinking. I compare all hurricanes to Hugo of 89 in So. Carolina where I was at the time. THAT was a hurricane!

Ii also wanted to get on record somewhere the orgone report from this area. There are hundreds and hundreds of tbs from Deerfield, FL [just north of Ft Lauderdale] north all the way to Cocoa Beach, FL [near Cape Canaveral--about 125 miles of coastline]. Concentrating solely on towers, there are many large and small hhgs at various places. one is at the same nuke plant you first gifted on hutchinson island [four years ago].

Others are at Patrick AFB in Cocoa, Spacewing 54 in Cocoa, Spacewing 49 in Martin County, etc, etc...

Jeff

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As you can see, Jeff's been doing a huge amount of gifting work and I only found out about that today, though I sort of remember getting an email from him when he first got interested in gifting awhile back. This is typical of the way people in this grassroots effort mostly operate, of course, and rather than be discouraged by this we need to celebrate and encourage it, I think. The farther we can get from the organizational, ersatz community aspect of this effort, the faster it will continue to spread.

Also, the more we can encourage the sponateous blasting efforts in small groups, the more will get done to generate a safety buffer around the world against the would-be genocidists and atmospheric poisoners.

There are very few CBs on Florida's Atlantic coast. I only know of three, though there are probably more. There are scores of CBs along FL's west coast, which is a lot less densely populated by the way.

It might have something to do with the fact that the east coast is mostly populated by urban refugees from the northeast US and Havana and the Gulf coast is mostly populated by midwesterners.

I'm expecting more and more discussion on the net of the uncharacteristic nature of this year's hurricane season. Note that HAARP sent two hurricanes at the same bit of coastline in quick succession. Nature doesn't operate that way Wink

and the hurricanes started an entire month earlier than MOther Nature dictates this year. That's kind of like having a northern harvest in November, don't you think?

~Don
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