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Subject: cb work of demeo - Fri, 16 Feb 1996 01:27:33 -0500
Date: Fri, 16 Feb 1996 01:27:33 -0500
From: pore@mainelink.net
Subject: cb work of demeo
To: orgonomy@jefferson.village.virginia.edu
Sender: owner-orgonomy@jefferson.village.virginia.edu
To Oml from jogg
I had checked out mostly all of the references to Demeo concerning people
dieing in middle east and Demeo's article in Pulse of the Planet #4 page 96
of article "OROP ISREAL 1991-1992" does mention flooding, homes
destroyed, and people dieing from traffic accidents on flooded roads as a
result of the heavy rains occuring after DeMeo's November 1991
cloudbusting operations. I was genuinely concerned about this operation and
its effects on the environment and people of that area. In the editorial to
the Carlinsky article that I decided not to publish, I compared DeMeo's
cloudbusting operation to primal scream therapy on the atmosphere as
opposed to gentle orgone therapy on the atmosphere. I pointed out that
severe reactions in therapy with humans occurs when the armor or Dor are
forced too quickly. The atmosphere may react the same way and Bill Moise
believed this to be true and stated such in a student discussion in 1975
that we published in Pore's first newsletter. I had in mind DeMeo's
operation in Isreal for the comparison. It seemed by his own admission in
the below quoted segment of the OROP Isreal below that there was an overt
reaction of the atmophere to his cloudbuster operation.
To quote DeMeo ".... Our research team had not anticipated the strength of
the storms which subsequently developed in the eastern Mediterranian, nor
the exceptional, even historical quantities of rainfall and snow which fell
across the area. Indeed, in my 15+ years of working with the cloudbuster in
drought and desert regions on three continents, I had never before
witnessed such a powerful response to cloudbusting-- the impression gained
was of the sudden release of an incredible accumulated atmospheric tension,
with an associated shift of the climate back towards what probably existed
prior to the original desertification of the Saharasian region several
thousand years ago.
The local population in most cases celebrated the arrival of those storms,
and endured the inconveniences and disruptions of daily life due to heavy
rains without complaint; the water was after all, a badly-needed resource.
In some cases, however, people were not prepared for the magnitude of the
temporary weather changes. For example, drainage systems in some cities
had been poorly maintained, and were overgrown with brush, while in others,
officials had ignored the prior warnings of hytdrologists and urban
planners, allowing people to build homes in low-lying, flood prone areas.
When heavy rains came, traffic often came to a standstill for hours.
Previously bone-dry river beds and conduits filled quickly, and and
overflowed onto major roads. In a few cases, where homes and businesses
had been irresponsibly constructed down in river beds, water collected and
sometimes flooded such structures, A few deaths also occured on the
highways due to the fatal combination of rain-slick streets and highway
speeding, or when people attempted to drive their cars through rain-swollen
streams. For the general period of rains, however, traffic fatalities
declined in a net manner, as most people slowed dowm, and were possibly
more alert due to alleviation of prior suffocating dorish
conditions.(10)--Jerusalam Report, 26 December 1991--. Additional
difficulties also occured in a few areas when power lines were knocked down
by heavy winds or accumulated snow, leaving many persons without power,
sometimes for days."
Later he mentions that some farm animal, chickens and fruit trees were lost
due to freezing conditions but later more fruit was produced to lower fruit
prices.
There is more to the article and for one to get a complete picture of the
event of OROP Isreal you should read the source I quoted above.
..............jogg
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