Two people discuss increasingly severe storms in Panama City and rumors that the UAE and NASA are using cloud seeding to control weather. Over $20 million has been allocated to cloud seeding research, and one speaker suggests insurance companies are delaying payouts because they expect weather intervention.
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And lately these natural disasters have been just getting out of hand, okay? And I couldn't quite put my finger on it. I'm like, I'm seeing storms that are so bad in Panama City that they able to wipe out brick projects. Now if anybody know, brick and concrete and steel projects don't go nowhere. The roaches can't tear 'em down, the termites can't tear 'em down, the rats can't tear 'em down, and bullet holes can't tear 'em down. But all of a sudden, some rain and some water can? I know there's been, you know, talk about them manipulating the weather and stuff like that, but I just thought it would be nice for y'all to hear it from they mouth, 'cause they putting they finger on it. I couldn't put my finger on it, but they putting they finger up. Go on there and tell 'em, hey, Raps, let's go, let's go.
More than $20 million in research to start a process called cloud seeding.
Believe this why the insurance companies is taking quite a long time to write insurance checks out. 'Cause they know these Arabs finna come through in NASA and tear it down.