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Hurricane Harvey: Manmade Mayhem

Tuesday, September 5, 2017 20:40

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By Zuerrnnovahh-Starr Livingstone

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September 2, 2017

Hurricane Harvey: Manmade Mayhem by ZS Livingstone (Sep. 2, 2017)

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Hurricane Harvey was named a “potential” hurricane on August 17, 2017 when its wind speed was just 35 mph. In previous years, hurricanes were not named until they reached 75 mph nearing category 1 hurricane speeds. Over the past twelve years, the number and severity of hurricanes have dropped drastically since Katrina. Hurricane Sandy hit New Jersey in 2012 as a category 2 to 3 with a tremendous quantity of rain. Hurricane Harvey hit Houston as a borderline category 4 and quickly dropped to a category 1, but stayed off the coast for nearly a week drawing moisture from the Gulf and dumping it on Houston and vicinity. Record breaking levels of rain …over four feet. Totally unnatural.

Another unnatural event was the break up of Harvey on August 19 in the Caribbean. Shear winds broke up the Tropical Storm into a cluster of small storms. Four days later it re-established itself 500 miles to the northwest in the Bay of Campeche. The storm in the Gulf of Mexico was not the same storm as in the Caribbean Sea. The August 23 Tropical Storm was created out of nothing; artificial from the get-go.

The technology which boosted Hurricane Katrina from a category 1 to a category 5 in just twenty-four hours, filling the whole of the Gulf, was both scalar and microwave. The scalar beams evaporated Aetheric Ice floating on the surface of the salt water speeding up evaporation, The Butterfly Effect of little amounts of scalar energy causing huge amounts of physical water to break through the surface tension barrier is an alchemical process or trans-dimensional. The back-up technology is microwave. Far more energy is used working with microwaves, it’s like directly boiling the surface water.

As there was little Aetheric Ice in the Gulf during Hurricane Harvey, brute force was needed to create the hurricane. As the eye of the storm was perfectly circular, the energy had to be coming from directly above. The microwave footprint would be roughly the size of the eye and perfectly circular. As Harvey was stationary over the Gulf, the beam of microwaves was creating and recreating the storm. The microwave beam was holding the storm in position to dump continuous rain on Houston for days.

The prevailing winds did not move the storm as they usually do. The energy used would be the equivalent to all the power generated in the USA in one year. The only reason Harvey moved inland is because the microwave beam was finally turned off. Harvey was only one quarter the size of Katrina, yet had caused about the same dollar amount of damage.

The platform from which the beams emanated would have to be antigravity and contained a free energy generator. HAARP, at a billion watts, is too weak and too far away.

At the same time Harvey was raining down on Houston, a river of water vapor was raising off the Atlantic near Savannah, Georgia. There was a patch of Aetheric Ice in that part of the ocean and the use of scalar waves and microwave there did not create a new hurricane. By the time that beam energy stopped, a vapor river in the sky stretched up the Atlantic Coast to Newfoundland. That river in the sky created rain in Europe; but no hurricane.

The Pentagon is diabolically using technology it developed to attack US cities.

Somebody asked me if sailors in the US Navy and airmen in the US Air Force know they are creating storms against the USA. Probably not. The higher ranking officers would know. Their standing orders to hit American cities is crazy. Manmade Mayhem.

Zuerrnnovahh-Starr Livingstone

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Learn more about Tropical Depression Harvey and the 2017 Atlantic hurricane season in our hurricane archive.

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Storm Track Statistics


Aug 17	15:00 GMT	13.1°	-55.1°	35 mph	1008 mb	Potential Tropical Cyclone	-
Aug 17	18:00 GMT	13.1°	-55.1°	35 mph	1007 mb	Potential Tropical Cyclone	-
Aug 17	21:00 GMT	13.0°	-55.8°	40 mph	1004 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 17	00:00 GMT	12.9°	-56.5°	40 mph	1005 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 17	03:00 GMT	13.0°	-57.4°	40 mph	1005 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 17	06:00 GMT	13.0°	-58.1°	40 mph	1005 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 18	09:00 GMT	13.1°	-59.1°	40 mph	1004 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 18	12:00 GMT	13.0°	-60.3°	40 mph	1005 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 18	15:00 GMT	13.1°	-61.3°	40 mph	1005 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 18	18:00 GMT	13.2°	-62.1°	40 mph	1005 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 18	21:00 GMT	13.4°	-62.9°	40 mph	1005 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 18	03:00 GMT	13.7°	-64.1°	40 mph	1005 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 19	09:00 GMT	13.8°	-65.9°	40 mph	1005 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 19	15:00 GMT	13.9°	-68.1°	40 mph	1007 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 19	21:00 GMT	14.1°	-70.0°	35 mph	1007 mb	Tropical Depression	-
Aug 19	03:00 GMT	14.3°	-71.8°	35 mph	1007 mb	Remnants Of	-
Aug 23	15:00 GMT	21.5°	-92.5°	35 mph	1006 mb	Tropical Depression	-
Aug 23	18:00 GMT	21.5°	-92.5°	35 mph	1005 mb	Tropical Depression	-
Aug 23	21:00 GMT	21.6°	-92.6°	35 mph	1005 mb	Tropical Depression	-
Aug 23	00:00 GMT	21.7°	-92.5°	35 mph	1003 mb	Tropical Depression	-
Aug 23	03:00 GMT	21.9°	-92.6°	35 mph	1002 mb	Tropical Depression	-
Aug 23	04:00 GMT	22.0°	-92.6°	40 mph	1002 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 23	06:00 GMT	22.6°	-92.6°	45 mph	1001 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 24	09:00 GMT	23.2°	-92.8°	45 mph	995 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 24	12:00 GMT	23.8°	-93.0°	60 mph	986 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 24	15:00 GMT	24.0°	-93.3°	65 mph	982 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 24	17:00 GMT	24.3°	-93.5°	80 mph	981 mb	Hurricane	1
Aug 24	18:00 GMT	24.4°	-93.6°	85 mph	979 mb	Hurricane	1
Aug 24	21:00 GMT	24.7°	-93.9°	85 mph	976 mb	Hurricane	1
Aug 24	00:00 GMT	25.0°	-94.3°	85 mph	974 mb	Hurricane	1
Aug 24	03:00 GMT	25.2°	-94.6°	85 mph	973 mb	Hurricane	1
Aug 24	04:00 GMT	25.4°	-94.8°	85 mph	971 mb	Hurricane	1
Aug 24	05:00 GMT	25.5°	-94.9°	100 mph	967 mb	Hurricane	2
Aug 24	06:00 GMT	25.6°	-95.1°	105 mph	967 mb	Hurricane	2
Aug 25	07:00 GMT	25.8°	-95.2°	105 mph	967 mb	Hurricane	2
Aug 25	08:00 GMT	25.8°	-95.4°	105 mph	967 mb	Hurricane	2
Aug 25	09:00 GMT	25.9°	-95.4°	105 mph	967 mb	Hurricane	2
Aug 25	10:00 GMT	26.1°	-95.5°	105 mph	958 mb	Hurricane	2
Aug 25	11:00 GMT	26.3°	-95.7°	110 mph	952 mb	Hurricane	2
Aug 25	12:00 GMT	26.3°	-95.8°	110 mph	950 mb	Hurricane	2
Aug 25	13:00 GMT	26.4°	-95.9°	110 mph	950 mb	Hurricane	2
Aug 25	14:00 GMT	26.5°	-95.9°	110 mph	948 mb	Hurricane	2
Aug 25	15:00 GMT	26.7°	-96.0°	110 mph	947 mb	Hurricane	2
Aug 25	16:00 GMT	26.8°	-96.2°	110 mph	947 mb	Hurricane	2
Aug 25	17:00 GMT	26.9°	-96.2°	110 mph	947 mb	Hurricane	2
Aug 25	18:00 GMT	27.1°	-96.3°	110 mph	945 mb	Hurricane	2
Aug 25	19:00 GMT	27.2°	-96.4°	120 mph	943 mb	Hurricane	3
Aug 25	20:00 GMT	27.4°	-96.4°	120 mph	943 mb	Hurricane	3
Aug 25	21:00 GMT	27.5°	-96.5°	125 mph	941 mb	Hurricane	3
Aug 25	22:00 GMT	27.6°	-96.6°	125 mph	941 mb	Hurricane	3
Aug 25	23:00 GMT	27.7°	-96.7°	130 mph	941 mb	Hurricane	4
Aug 25	00:00 GMT	27.8°	-96.8°	130 mph	941 mb	Hurricane	4
Aug 25	01:00 GMT	27.9°	-96.8°	130 mph	941 mb	Hurricane	4
Aug 25	02:00 GMT	27.9°	-96.9°	130 mph	941 mb	Hurricane	4
Aug 25	03:00 GMT	28.0°	-97.0°	130 mph	938 mb	Hurricane	4
Aug 25	04:00 GMT	28.1°	-97.0°	130 mph	938 mb	Hurricane	4
Aug 25	05:00 GMT	28.1°	-97.0°	130 mph	940 mb	Hurricane	4
Aug 25	06:00 GMT	28.2°	-97.0°	125 mph	942 mb	Hurricane	3
Aug 26	07:00 GMT	28.3°	-97.1°	115 mph	950 mb	Hurricane	3
Aug 26	08:00 GMT	28.4°	-97.2°	110 mph	954 mb	Hurricane	2
Aug 26	09:00 GMT	28.5°	-97.2°	100 mph	963 mb	Hurricane	2
Aug 26	10:00 GMT	28.5°	-97.2°	90 mph	967 mb	Hurricane	1
Aug 26	11:00 GMT	28.6°	-97.2°	85 mph	972 mb	Hurricane	1
Aug 26	12:00 GMT	28.7°	-97.2°	80 mph	975 mb	Hurricane	1
Aug 26	13:00 GMT	28.7°	-97.3°	80 mph	978 mb	Hurricane	1
Aug 26	14:00 GMT	28.9°	-97.3°	75 mph	982 mb	Hurricane	1
Aug 26	15:00 GMT	28.9°	-97.3°	75 mph	984 mb	Hurricane	1
Aug 26	18:00 GMT	29.1°	-97.6°	70 mph	987 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 26	21:00 GMT	29.1°	-97.6°	65 mph	990 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 26	03:00 GMT	29.3°	-97.3°	50 mph	994 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 26	06:00 GMT	29.3°	-97.4°	45 mph	998 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 27	09:00 GMT	29.2°	-97.7°	45 mph	998 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 27	12:00 GMT	29.0°	-97.6°	45 mph	998 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 27	15:00 GMT	29.0°	-97.4°	40 mph	1000 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 27	18:00 GMT	29.0°	-97.2°	40 mph	1000 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 27	21:00 GMT	29.0°	-97.0°	40 mph	1000 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 27	00:00 GMT	28.9°	-96.8°	40 mph	1000 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 27	03:00 GMT	28.8°	-96.6°	40 mph	1000 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 27	06:00 GMT	28.7°	-96.4°	40 mph	999 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 28	09:00 GMT	28.6°	-96.3°	40 mph	998 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 28	12:00 GMT	28.6°	-96.1°	40 mph	997 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 28	15:00 GMT	28.5°	-96.0°	40 mph	997 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 28	18:00 GMT	28.6°	-95.8°	40 mph	998 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 28	21:00 GMT	28.5°	-95.7°	45 mph	997 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 28	00:00 GMT	28.2°	-95.5°	45 mph	997 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 28	03:00 GMT	28.2°	-95.3°	45 mph	997 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 28	06:00 GMT	28.0°	-95.0°	45 mph	997 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 29	09:00 GMT	28.1°	-94.8°	45 mph	997 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 29	12:00 GMT	28.2°	-94.6°	45 mph	997 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 29	15:00 GMT	28.4°	-94.3°	45 mph	997 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 29	18:00 GMT	28.8°	-94.3°	45 mph	997 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 29	21:00 GMT	29.2°	-94.3°	50 mph	994 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 29	00:00 GMT	28.7°	-93.9°	50 mph	994 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 29	03:00 GMT	29.0°	-93.6°	50 mph	994 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 29	06:00 GMT	29.2°	-93.5°	45 mph	995 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 30	09:00 GMT	29.8°	-93.4°	45 mph	990 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 30	12:00 GMT	30.2°	-93.6°	45 mph	992 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 30	15:00 GMT	30.5°	-93.3°	45 mph	993 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 30	18:00 GMT	30.6°	-93.3°	40 mph	995 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 30	21:00 GMT	30.8°	-93.1°	40 mph	998 mb	Tropical Storm	-
Aug 30	00:00 GMT	31.2°	-92.6°	35 mph	998 mb	Tropical Depression	-
Aug 30	03:00 GMT	31.7°	-92.3°	35 mph	998 mb	Tropical Depression	-
Aug 31	09:00 GMT	32.3°	-92.0°	30 mph	998 mb	Tropical Depression	-
Aug 31	15:00 GMT	32.5°	-91.4°	15 mph	1002 mb	Tropical Depression	-
Aug 31	21:00 GMT	33.8°	-90.5°	15 mph	1000 mb	Tropical Depression	-

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