Disabling the Kruger Barrier I - The Leg Work
23 Dec 2003 Horrifying news about the impending drought catastrophe for large and agriculturally critical parts of South Africa is being touted by the concerted press in our country again.
Typical Headline: Here The Citizen from 18 Dec 2003.This is the same as a year ago when we beat the crap out of them and they had to admit that "El Nino" hadn't really kicked in the way it was predicted (read: HAARP hadn't worked all as planned)In discussions with Don Croft during our trip to Uganda in November the idea had been developed that probably the major HAARP facilities are located along the coastline of Kwa Zulu Natal. (North- and South coast) as well as along the Kruger National Park in the North of the country.
Map of South Africa: The darkened blots (yellow background) indicate suspected HAARP blocking zones.This would be an explanation for the fact that massive deployment of orgonite devices had not led to the consistent increase in rainfall that was the objective of the exercise in the first place.This despite the fact that the energy over the places we had treated previously had visibly changed.
Something is blocking the moisture from the Indian Ocean from coming in!
We decided to split the task in two.First the Area of Eastern Mpumalanga and the South-Eastern Limpopo Province and then the Natal Coastline.This report is about the first part of this effort, from which we expect the final turnaround in terms of the on-going weather warfare in Southern Africa.
Doing the leg work
My "comrade in arms" Trevor and I took off on the afternoon of the 18th. "Armed" with 170 TBs, 1 HHG and 12 "Etheric Pipe Bombs" for water treatment. Also in our arsenal a 7-pipe-spiced-up-cloud-buster for final deployment in the Timbavati conservation area near Kruger Park.On our way to the area we travelled along the N4 to Nelspruit. Right at the beginning the menacing silhouette of Kendal Power Station caught our attention.We took the first off-ramp and found our way through various country roads. The atmosphere was very negative, with yellowish sulphuric smoke bellowing out of the 2 high smokestacks into a dirty brown-grey sky. DOR DeLuxe, I thought. Since the Power plant is fenced off and tightly secured we had no choice but to widely surround the complex with gifts, in this case forming the 2 parts of a triangle. (Due to road access restrictions) While doing this we discovered a pond not far off. Since Don alerted me to the fact that often secret mini nuke plants are hidden under coal or oil fired plants, I immediately thought of a cooling pond. The pond had a bad smell and stagnant unhealthy water with much algae growth.Pendulum dowsing* indicated that this could be true. We gifted the pond with 2 "etheric pipe bombs" (no explosives involved, for those new to this effort) The energy surge was immediate and powerful. I have recently developed or rediscovered new energy sensitivity in the legs. Whenever some significant gifting happens, especially in connection with underground bases and the like, I get a tingling sensation in my legs. Strongest in the feet and reaching up to the knees approximately. *Pendulum dowsing is a technique to access our higher intuition, or subconscious way of knowing things. You ask a clearly stated "yes or no" type question and see what answer the pendulum suggests. You can "calibrate" your pendulum by thinking or saying the word "yes" repeatedly. The reaction will be your personal "yes"in the future. Likewise for "no" and "no answer". While dowsing is not always accurate it is a sure way to overcome mental blockages and reach better results by trusting intuitive guidance. On this trip we used dowsing to decide almost every aspect of the work we were doing, except for the formulation of the overall strategic objective. The results were very positive.Even hotter was the optical display that we were granted by the operators (guardian spirits or angels, Trevor calls them "Tachini"). Trevor said that these benevolent entities often express their gratitude in the form of displaying extraordinary luminosity.Well, that's what we got.
The brown grey muck has disappeared and even the exhaust from the stacks looks healthy now. Sorry, I failed to take a photo here the treatment. The photo fails to convey the atmosphere of extreme happiness and luminosity that was present at the scene after gifting.
The sky changed completely within a few minutes. A postcard sunset rounding off the picture.The night was spent at a campsite with our friend Christo, who contributed a few first positive observations about his new cloud-buster. He had had a very peculiar rainfall that was centered around the CB with a radius of only 500m just recently. Also on a mental level the CB had worked "wonders" to smoothen his relationship with his Ex, that had been quite strained after they separated recently, still running the business together.As we passed trough Nelspruit we saw ugly chemtrails, but as the day progressed with intense gifting etc., they dissolved quickly, forming into puffy cumulus along the patterns by the chemtrails and then differentiating into more vivid patterns.
Chemtrails in Nelspruit area.We busted our way to Malelane Gate, the southernmost entrance to the Kruger, thoroughly gifting the township of Ka Nyamazane on the way, a typically tower-strewn former black Homeland area with lots of HAARP arrays, among them one of major size. Before the trip I had dowsed the likely locations of HAARP stations and so far that proved pretty accurate.There was a fat one near Malelane Gate but unfortunately it's importance to the "other side" was confirmed by far reaching fencing and locked gates.This is not a problem in general, just forces us to expend more ammo to achieve the same effect. An array that would normally be "pacified" with 3-4 tower-busters close by will need about 10 or so if they have to be placed at greater distance. In this case, especially if we can't surround a target practically, it has proven effective to string out a row of 10 or so at a spacing of 250m or so.The amount can be approximated by dowsing. (Put 2 more than the pendulum suggests is my motto) We cut through the Kruger in order to come out at Numbi Gate near Hazyview, the next target area. The landscape there was extremely dry and all animals were in hiding.Progressing this way through to Hoedspruit, we busted all the major HAARP arrays* and most freestanding single towers, though we left some of the "singles" in order to save time and "ammunition".*Two "cell phone" towers standing at close proximity can apparently already produce the directed beams typical for HAARP's capacity to heat up any desired spot in the atmosphere with directed microwave beams. If you see groups of 3, suspiciously often in sparsely populated rural areas, it's most certainly HAARP. In any case, gifting the stuff is never wrong since the single ones also contribute to maintaining the sickening anti-life DOR field. The night was spent in a B&B at Hoedspruit.In the morning we did the local towers there and paid a visit to Hoedspruit Airforce Base, notorious for its involvement in weather-control activities. The HAARP stuff there is very well visible, but security is tight and fencing wide and far around the base.We had to give it a HHG and a "string" of 8 TBs, being suspiciously watched by the armed guard at the gate. (He didn't see what and where we deployed stuff, yet was off course wondering why we drove all the way up to the gate and then made no effort to enter, just doing his job of course..)Next major target was indicated by dowsing at Phalaborwa. After a somewhat monotonous ride through fenced off game reserves, mostly straight road through almost entirely flat acacia bushveld, we saw some supersized eerie mountains coming up. Mine dumps!We felt magically attracted to the site's bad vibes. The hunters' instinct was fully a flare.We found our way through the industrial area onto the mining terrain, operated by a company called FOSKOR it was a huge opencast phosphor mining operation.The highest mine dump had a lot of masts on top and was luckily marked as a "viewing spot".We were able to drive up there unchallenged and lay out some gifts.
Giant mine dump with masts on top, who wouldn't try to get on top?While the transmission equipment there looked rather harmless at closer inspection. (some of it apparently powered by solar panels) There was a strange hum in the air, as if from the ventilation of something inside the huge artificial mountain. An underground base?Dowsing it with the pendulum "confirmed" this assumption. (I have decided to neither believe nor disbelieve the results of dowsing, just use them as a working hypothesis unless other considerations forbid. In this case our assumption was confirmed a few weeks later by a man with secret service contacts)The result of gifting was a perceptible energy surge and a huge blue hole.
Rather harmless looking hardware, but it seems there was something underneath. I tried to capture the blue hole with a 360 turn around swoop with my tiny digital camera, but had to erase that later because it clogged up all the space in my camera.
A landscape transformed by man. Impressive but also frightening.Another Hilltop Array became visible from our excellent vantage point but proved all but inaccessible from the mining territory. After trying this way and that and encountering mega size (about 10 meters high) dump trucks while not getting closer, we finally reverted to the already proven technique of stringing the gifts out. The downside of this technique is the heavy drawdown on ammo, but sometimes there's no other way.This done we progressed to Tzaneen, where we essentially disabled one major HAARP transmission tower and a few singles, only to discover a huge installation on a faraway mountain ridge.Phew! I thought in anticipation of the long search for the site in the woods, on bad forestry tracks, with the already strained vehicle.Trevor got very excited about going there and dowsing suggested that it was important.Reluctantly I agreed. It took us about 4 hours in total and a lot of cursing and swearing on my side because my brave Pajero "Miss Bitchi" took a few more knocks in the process we finally did 2 major mountaintop arrays that were both worth the hassle on their own.
Magoebaskloof hilltop array 1One of them had a fortified bunker-like structure, strongly suggesting military use.
Magoebaskloof Hiltop Array 2Just before darkness we exited the forest and rolled in direction of our next overnight stay in Timbavati game reserve near Hoedspruit.
The darkened background shows area of this recent adventure
Miss Bitchi the unsung hero
During the whole trip Miss Bitchi was plagued by various ailments that may have been designed to slow us down, such as abnormal loss of transmission fluid which necessitated a "blood transfusion" essentially every 200km. Then we had an electrical failure in the scorching heat. Suddenly the car went dead in the middle off climbing a hill far away from any support or available help she went electrically dead. Turned out that some cable insulations had melted and caused a short, blowing the main fuse.We found it and fixed it in a relatively short time, since that type of slowdown interference has already become a trademark of our trips, whenever we are nearing an important target or are about to accomplish something. No time for that nonsense of course, but it is hard to refute the tempting thought that all these seemingly unrelated occurrences are obstacles thrown in our way by the dark forces.In vain or course...
Disabling the Kruger Barrier with orgonite II - the reward
AT FIRST - A DEPRESSIVE OUTLOOK
We had arrived at the Timbavati game park (a private conservation area that is open to the Kruger Park for animal movements) the previous night. (Saturday 20 Dec) The sky looked everything else but promising for rain, rather pale blue, hazy and the area was bone dry. Essentially there had been no rain this season. I got a bit depressed because it seemed as if our 2 day gifting run had led to no visible result here. The setting was beautiful, simple grass huts, primitive but elegantly made, really a place to unwind and relax.
Sleeping hut, done in a simple gum pole and thatch construction but in great taste and love for detail. It was scorching hot, so we were happy to find that the place had a pool!
The pool, here already shown with CB (outside chronological order)After having had some breakfast I got the CB out of the car and put the pipes in. Immediately a somewhat cooling breeze started to blow from the east. (Mozambique/Indian ocean side where the moisture is supposed to come from) There was almost no visible cloud in the air in the beginning. I carried the CB to the sitting place near the pool and began aiming it near the few tiny bits of clouds. They looked kind of HAARPy to me, and now something happened that I hadn't seen before:
Wherever I pointed the CB, within a few minutes a rippled skeleton structure appeared, almost as if painted by light. Under longer exposure to the directed orgone beam, this started "fleshing out" to form the typical herringbone patterned HAARP clouds.Over time these would grow into more cumulus like clouds, still initially following the original patterns.
What I theorised to explain what I'd seen:
HAARP seems to simply "microwave" the water content of the higher altitudes, just like a glass of water or a cup of coffee gets nuked in your home microwave oven (if you still have one, you shouldn't as it turns all food into toxic waste). So, in normal operation state, the entire vapour is highly heated and cannot fall out as water droplets, the precondition to forming rain cloud. AT the moment that the CB creates a strong positive orgone field in a region, the working of the microwave radiation is neutralised (future scientists will be able to say more about how this happens) the water vapour cools down, thereby reaching saturation point of 100% relative humidity and becomes visible as white cloud.The most interesting moment was indeed the very short transition from cloudless to the almost ghost-like light pattern that preceded the forming of cloud under the influence of the CB. Maybe my discovery is nothing new to most serious activists here, but I was very excited because I'd never seen it like that and also the whole "mysterious" mechanism of HAARP had never lain before my eyes so clearly and simply understandable. It is indeed a crime against humanity that is perpetrated with full intent and utilising an extremely costly infrastructure. The stuff that Trevor and I saw is of course not intended to be seen by humans, it's a slip-up in their screenplay that we've developed techniques to visualise and unmask their stuff. Unfortunately I was so excited that the thought of fetching the camera from the car didn't occur to me until the most incredible display was already over.
MAKING IT RAIN
We continued enjoying the wonderful solitude in the almost undisturbed wilderness (albeit dangerously desiccated it was) We were overlooking a dry riverbed with heaps of elephant dung and other animal spoor, but the large animals didn't really show up in he scorching heat.
Trevor sitting by the pool and watching some smaller animals having become more confident with dowsing, I checked regularly on the position and inclination of the CB. Always asking if what I had was still the optimal position to achieve rainfall in the shortest possible time. Whenever the pendulum suggested "No", I used it to optimise a new position.
The sky about 1 hour after putting up the orgonite CB: Some water vapour is already visible.I never enjoyed playing with a cb that much and having a whole day of undisturbed observation of the effects. I took it into the pool, (because of the radionics effect - attraction of structural likeness) leaning it against the walls etc... real big fun... We managed to build up a considerable storm front, yet to my initial disappointment most of it went over us into the "hinterland". By 3pm I felt some isolated drops on my skin but not much more happened until about 5.30pm.
Approximately 2 or 3 pm By then the bulk of cloud had gone over us and we had seen sheets of rain coming down in the distance with some lightning and distant gentle thunder.
THE REWARD
AT about 5.50pm we were ready to go, amidst the faint beginning of a slow drizzle. I thought "maybe the real rain will start right when we go and say by-bye to the manager and his wife.
The sky just before we left And so it was to be: We found the manager's wife N. and she hadn't seen any of our stuff yet, so we took her to where we had planted the CB for permanent deployment and started explaining what it does etc. The drizzle intensified while we were at it and then her husband D. joined us, forcing us to repeat some of the explanations. Our whole story was of course greatly supported by the gathering downpour and both of them who had been suffering from the drought so much got very excited.
The CB in its final location before the downpour started when we finally left, all gates of heaven were open to flood the earth and we went away in the most spectacular downpour I've seen in a long time. We stopped the car and did a bit of a wild rain dance. As we continued our journey the nightly scenery was again and again illuminated by daylight-bright lightning flashes. This continued for some 2-300 km inwards up to Middleburg.Really an uplifting spectacle. Even Johannesburg got a few patches of rain that night, but the real downpour there was only to come with 1 day delay. A phone call to the manager of the game lodge next morning confirmed 29 mm (11 1/2") of rainfall that night. The rainfall was widespread and covered the whole area that was previously blocked by what we see as the now defunct "Kruger Barrier". I hope we will get the same effect with the seaboard barrier that blocks off rain from the Free State when we attend to this shortly. This new type of strategic busting is certainly the way to go in order to get "more bang for the buck". It's just so much fun to get confirmations like this.
This radar image is from the next morning at 4 am.
It shows the wide distribution of rain cloud in the northern part of SA despite being taken about 6-8 hours after the major downpour.
Update 17 Nov 2004
Went back to the Kruger for a long weekend for mostly recreational reasons. (Family only allowed to toss out thingies for real drive by towers without detours this time...) And hay what a change since last visit. Last time we had been there in late December, normally the height of the rainy season, and it was bone dry, near dead.. Until we busted it, of course (see report above) This time, more than a month earlier in the spring season, it was so green like I've never seen it before.They already had 10% of annual rainfall before we came and another massive downpour with frightening lightning and thunder almost washed our tents away. Really great conformation for effective change here! We were all very impressed. Georg
