Before you call me crazy, do some research!

By Darren Weeks

I get so angry when people criticize me without doing ANY research, whatsoever!

I wrote my entry about the Philippino disaster, and an "anonymous" reader posted a question to ask me, "Why do you have so much hate?"

Hate?

I suppose they are referring to my statements to the effect that the mudslide creates a "great" opportunity for the U.S./U.N. globalists to enter and control the devastated "region". I had said that this is yet another opportunity to send our military into a sovereign country.

All of this is a matter of fact.

Suggesting that this is "hateful" rhetoric, illustrates the critic is unknowledgable about the tactics of those who seek to build a world-wide totalitarian command-and-control structure.

What happened in the Philippines is, undisputably, a tremendous tragedy. There will be no argument from this writer on that! I cannot imagine the hell of being buried alive.

But, as I previously stated, it is a huge "opportunity" for the globalists who control the U.N. and the U.S. Tragedies, whether natural or man-made, are always opportunities for the global elite. They thrive on chaos. They love it!

Whenever there is chaos, there is an opportunity for them to enter and "manage" the problem. In other words, chaos and destruction lead to more ability to control. Therefore, it is only natural that they would want to cause such destruction.

I never emphatically said that the crisis in the Philippines wasn't a natural occurance.

However, with Weather Modification techniques, which is a documented science, it isn't difficult to create a mud slide. You keep seeding the clouds, causing the moisture to fall from the upper atmosphere, and after several weeks of torrential rainfall, you have a recipe for disaster and a new "opportunity".

The United Nations thinks the earth is over-populated. This is a fact, not my opinion. They believe there are too many of us here. I don't make this stuff up. I read what they say in their reports. I'm just a researcher and reporter of the information.

Anyone can do the research.

The U.N. and other environmentalists contend that human beings are screwing up the earth so bad, and that population growth is taxing the earth's eco-system and its ability to support life.

In their eyes — NOT MINE — disasters like that of the Philippines, New Orleans, the Sumatra tsunami, etc., are very useful in lessening the human population's impact upon the earth's eco-system.

Don't believe me?

Then, you need to read the Sustainable Development and Natural Hazzards Mitigation report. Don't miss page 19, where it says under the heading of "Windows of Opportunity",

"Despite the wide array of tools and techniques that are available to governments to operationalize the priciples of sustainability and mitigation, one of the roadblocks to implementation is the fact that much of the land within local jurisdictions has already been developed according to practices and traditions that are far from sustainable.

Ironically, the time immediately following a natural disaster provides a community with a unique window of opportunity for inserting an ethic of sustainability in guiding development and redevelopment in high risk areas. ... At the same time, the community is given the opportunity to incorporate other attributes of sustainability into its "second-chance" development, such as energy efficiency, affordable housing, use of recycled building materials, reduction of water use, and environmental protection."

The radical environmentalists at the UN and its many non-governmental organizations (called NGOs), want to redevelop the neighborhoods. They believe that the neighborhoods are not "sustainable" in most places. They also believe that private property rights are not "sustainable". Disasters clear the land of the property owners. Disasters neutralize the opposition to redevelopment.

I didn't say I agreed with the tactic or the agenda, but it is a reality.

Former president George Walker Bush, the 41st president, on September 11th, 1990, spoke of the same concept when he said of the first Gulf war:

"We stand today at a unique and extraordinary moment. The crisis in the Persian Gulf, as grave as it is, also offers a rare opportunity to move toward an historic period of cooperation. Out of these troubled times, our fifth objective -- a new world order -- can emerge..."

9/11 is a perfect example of the globalist elite creating an opportunity for themselves to implement their plan of control. Anyone who researches the documentation behind 9/11, can see the truth. It isn't difficult. You just have to care enough to be still and read.

Sadly, many Americans are so distracted by sports, TV shows, movies, and countless other irrelevant things, they don't take the time to do research.

An example of that kind of American is the one who typed out the following message to me:

"I'm surprised the government doesn't have you on Prozac or stronger to keep you silenced and pegged as crazy...."

As with the previous comment, the author of the comment doesn't leave their name or e-mail address. I have no way of responding other than to do so publicly.

I want to ask this reader what, specifically, do they find "crazy"? Is it the idea that evil people in high places have the power to understand the science of weather manipulation and cause natural disasters to take place?

Weather is a science. If you experiment with the science of weather long enough, you can learn how to manipulate the weather.

If you think I'm crazy for believing weather manipulation is possible, then you have to read the words of former U.S. defense secretary, William Cohen. At a Department of Defense press briefing, on April 28, 1997, Cohen said:

"Others are engaging even in an eco-type of terrorism whereby they can alter the climate, set off earthquakes, volcanoes remotely through the use of electromagnetic waves. So there are plenty of ingenious minds out there that are at work finding ways in which they can wreak terror upon other nations. It's real, and that's the reason why we have to intensify our efforts, and that's why this is so important."

Don't believe me! Go read the transcript. That's why I linked to it.

Anyone willing to take time and do the research is welcome to call me crazy. I don't mind being challenged on my research. If the research isn't sound, I'm correctable. I want to be proven wrong, if I'm wrong.

But don't call me "crazy" or "hateful" without taking the time to do your own research. There is absolutely no excuse for that kind of ignorance and laziness. It is precisely that type of idiotic mentality that is the reason America is on its last thread of survival as a country.