teenLook #8 - March 2020 - Faith Noble Cover

In 1978 Leonard Nimoy
hosted a documentary
that detailed the climate
shift and the effects of
global cooling.
Now 42 years later the
story has changed...
Focus on climate change is nothing new. In
fact, scientists and governments have been
monitoring the changing weather systems
for centuries. Scientific expeditions to the
Antarctic and Greenland have drawn ice core
samples, revealing many secrets of Earth’s past.
Studies have shown extreme changes in the
Earth’s weather patterns from global warming
to global cooling trends.
In 1978, Lenoard Nimoy, Dr. Spock of Star Trek
fame, hosted a documentary that shed light
on the possible coming ice age. Yes, that is
right, as a planet, we were heading towards
the next ice age! Now. Forty two years later, the
focus is not on the impending global cooling
scare; rather, we are experiencing the effects
of global warming. How things can change
so dramatically in such a short time. It is as if
there is an outside force at work on the weather
systems. Have you ever heard of HAARP? (High-
Frequency Active Auroral Research Program)
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Greta’s initial ‘School
Strike for the Climate’
began in 2018 when she
was just 15. She spent part
of her school days outside
the Swedish Parliament
to raise awareness and
calling for more action regarding
climate change.
As quoted by the US Military,
“Weather modification will become a part of domestic and
international security and could be done unilaterally… It
could have offensive and defensive applications and even
be used for deterrence purposes. The ability to generate
precipitation, fog, and storms on Earth or to modify space
weather, … and the production of artificial weather all are a
part of an integrated set of technologies which can provide
substantial increase in US, or degraded capability in an
adversary, to achieve global awareness, reach, and power.”
(US Air Force, emphasis added. Air University of the US Air
Force, AF 2025 Final Report)
That’s a rabbit hole for another discussion, and
should not be taken lightly nonetheless. We just
won’t go down it today.
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