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The Russian government, which controls deployments of its Ilyushins, is also keen to use their giant
water bomber to erase big oil spills by dropping oil-eating enzymes called surfactants. As a member of a
three-man environmental emergency response team, I didn’t see surfactants working too well in the oilflooded
Persian Gulf after Desert Storm. But maybe communist bugs are hungrier.
Of course, the Kremlin is also eager to bankroll the efforts of Global Emergency Response to snuff
nascent hurricanes.
“It scares the hell out of me,” Robinson wrote to me. “I am hoping to make contact with more benign
U.S. sources to keep this technology stateside.”
Ironically, the big Russian planes that might have extinguished Katrina were used instead to bring in
portable hospitals and beds during that disaster.
Should we be messing with hurricanes? Just as some forest fires are needed to replenish soil and
nurture new growth, hurricanes act as huge atmospheric air conditioners, shifting large masses of raincooled
air to where it’s needed most.
And that rain can be vital.
“I look at this with a little apprehension,” Robinson admitted. Drying up hurricanes means that a lot of
moisture is not going to fall where it might be needed. You could cause droughts, he warned. “You have
to be very careful.”
We may never know. At least not in the United States, where chemtrails and HAARP's risky rays remain
the hurricane-movers of choice. [Interview with William Thomas Dec 20/09; waterbomber.org; airliners.net]