Is it a conspiracy theory if it's true? Re: Weather control

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Monday July 16, 2007 · 5:20 PM PDT

2007/07/16 · 17:20

I published two earlier diaries, one of which was, I admit, a little rambling and sensational. But I posted another, cleaned up version that was considerably tighter and well-documented, which cited only credible sources, yet which received very few serious replies. I did not bother replying to those serious replies, because I found that shortly after I posted my replies, I was unable to see them. I assumed that they had been deleted, but I was told - after considerable 'harassment' by the forum administrators - that there was something I didn't understand about troll ratings. Perhaps that is the case - I have only posted here a few times - but I found myself dismayed at both at the unprofessional, nasty, and childish attitudes of the administrators - I think 'Mark in SF', someone from 'Seattle', and someone else - which I find unbecoming of who ought to be 'fair' and 'objective' judges of a public forum; and at the fact that my ability to communicate was hampered because I was not preaching to the choir.

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Saturday July 14, 2007 · 1:16 PM PDT

2007/07/14 · 13:16

My last piece was a little sensational in tone and I made some unsubstantiated claims. This is a little tighter.

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Thursday July 12, 2007 · 10:18 PM PDT

2007/07/12 · 22:18

The current, waning debate over global warming is characterized by two sides: those who believe that increased carbon emissions are the determining factor in rising mean temperatures and extreme weather events; and those who believe that natural forces are to blame. Those in the second camp usually cite naturally occurring fluctuations in the earth's mean temperature over the eons, though others, who tend to be on the fringe, refer to the fact that climate change is occurring on a large scale all across the solar system. In addition to these I would like to introduce one more possibility, which has not been scrutinized by the mainstream but which may in fact be the strongest determining factor of all. The possibility I refer to is that climate change is indeed being caused by humans - not as a side effect of industrial civilization, but by means of advanced energy weapons and deliberate chemical releases.

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