Reply To A Weather Ranger
by Joel Carlinsky
From: david wells <davidwells3@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: Good Severe Weather?
To: "joel carlinsky" <joelcarlinsky@yahoo.com>
Date: Friday, April 29, 2011, 2:24 PM
I have never denied that astronomical factors are involved in weather. They certainly are. In fact, the hurricanes you want to sabotage are formed by the vast streams of orgone energy that flow in from space and impinge upon the earth. These streams superimpose and merge, and in the process, create hurricanes.
These hurricanes will happen regardless of there is DOR or not, but in going through their life-cycle, they remove large amounts of DOR in the process. They are the most important of the several mechanisms by which the earth cleans out the DOR accumulation from the atmosphere each year, and without them the earth would soon become uninhabitable.
But in addition to these astronomical influences, there are a number of more localized influences, and one of the most important of those is the nuclear technology that has developed on this planet over the past several decades. The orgone field of the earth is being constantly excited by the presence of nuclear reactors and nuclear bombs and other anthropogenic sources of secondary radiation, including any high-voltage alternating current devices.
The atmospheric orgone energy reacts to this irritation by a strong storm, with high winds, lightning discharges, and circulating motion, in other words, a thunderstorm / tornado. This motion restores the field to life. If there is no such reaction, or if it is not strong enough, the local portion of the field "dies" and lapses into DOR, a stagnant state in which it is toxic to life and unable to perform it's natural function of pulsation which is what produces rain in the contraction phase of the cycle. So if there is too much DOR around, there will be a drought.
So to avoid a drought, which if it lasts long enough, becomes desertification, either there must be storms and tornadoes to re-mobilize the stuck atmospheric energy, or cloudbusting operations to remove DOR must be done.
When the build-up of DOR becomes too great, there will be tornadoes as a reaction and they will reduce the amount of DOR to below the threshold required to trigger a tornado. If they do not, there will soon be more tornadoes. If there are not enough tornadoes, the drought will go on until the region becomes a permanent desert.
Cloudbusting operations can be a good thing to do if the operations are done to reduce DOR, thus restoring motility to the atmospheric energy field. In that case, rain will eventually fall as the atmosphere resumes normal pulsation. Or cloudbusting could be a bad thing to do, if it drains off just enough of the excess excitation to prevent tornado formation, but not enough to allow normal pulsation to recover. In that case, there will be a drought that may go on until the area has become a desert.
So the answer to your question, " Do you still think it is OK for 284 people to die from something that could have been prevented ? ", is, I think obstructing tornado formation which is needed for DOR-removal is vandalizing the atmosphere and increasing the tendency to droughts and possibly long-term desertification. A tornado may be more dramatic, but actually does far less damage than a long, possibly permanent, drought would do.
There is another factor to consider here too. DOR does not only affect the atmosphere. It is toxic to biological processes. DOR-sickness is another effect of high concentrations of DOR in an area. All biological processes are affected negatively by high levels of DOR.
So the answer to your question should also take into account how many thousands would die from cancer, heart attacks, flu epidemics and other infections brought on by reduced immune function caused by DOR, accidents due to DOR-induced misjudgements, suicide from depression intensified by DOR, homicide by people driven into a rage by DOR, and countless other symptoms of DOR-sickness.
And the question then is: How many cases of DOR-sickness, many of them fatal, are you willing to cause by sabotage of vitally-needed tornadoes that we need to clean out DOR from the atmosphere and keep the earth healthy and habitable?
The orgone theory is not a explanation thought up Post Facto to "explain how the cloudbuster works". It is a very robust theory that was worked out step by step, in great detail, over many years before the cloudbuster was invented. It was tested and proven at every step of the way.
And the cloudbuster was not "stumbled upon" by accident, and then an "explanation" of how it worked needed to explain it. It was the result of consistant following up on one fact after another, each new finding proving the vailidity of the previous findings and leading logically on to the next. The value of a scientific theory is it's ability to predict, and the orgone theory PREDICTS the cloudbuster-effect.
Instead of citing pseudo-scientific, pseudo-orgonomic ideas of Trevor Constable, who is NOT an authority in orgonomy, as you did in one of your previous e-mails to me, I suggest you familiarize yourself with the rather large body of orgonomic literature.
Two good references to start with are:
( 1 ) The Emotional Desert: The Medical DOR-buster: Part One. Included in Selected Writings, by Wilhelm Reich.
( 2 ) DOR Sickness: A Review of Reich's Findings, by Chester Raphael.
Both these sources are available from the Wilhelm Reich Museum and can be ordered via their website.
Joel Carlinsky
by Joel Carlinsky
From: david wells <davidwells3@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: Good Severe Weather?
To: "joel carlinsky" <joelcarlinsky@yahoo.com>
Date: Friday, April 29, 2011, 2:24 PM
Joel Carlinsky , We were approaching new moon phase when the storms hit the areas . The moon is as close to the earth as it ever gets now . When new moon occurs , the sun and the moon gravity both combine to increase the waves from Sedona , Arizona . At the times of the tornadoes , alignment to the Sedona vortex and moon occurs . The Mapleton Iowa tornado also lined up .
If the wave from Sedona to the moon passes through a thunderstorm , a tornado is likely to form .
We are in for some really wild weather this year because of the close moon .
Do you still think it is OK for 284 people to die from something that could have been prevented ?
David WellsTo: "david wells" <davidwells3@gmail.com>
Subject Good Severe Weather?
These hurricanes will happen regardless of there is DOR or not, but in going through their life-cycle, they remove large amounts of DOR in the process. They are the most important of the several mechanisms by which the earth cleans out the DOR accumulation from the atmosphere each year, and without them the earth would soon become uninhabitable.
But in addition to these astronomical influences, there are a number of more localized influences, and one of the most important of those is the nuclear technology that has developed on this planet over the past several decades. The orgone field of the earth is being constantly excited by the presence of nuclear reactors and nuclear bombs and other anthropogenic sources of secondary radiation, including any high-voltage alternating current devices.
The atmospheric orgone energy reacts to this irritation by a strong storm, with high winds, lightning discharges, and circulating motion, in other words, a thunderstorm / tornado. This motion restores the field to life. If there is no such reaction, or if it is not strong enough, the local portion of the field "dies" and lapses into DOR, a stagnant state in which it is toxic to life and unable to perform it's natural function of pulsation which is what produces rain in the contraction phase of the cycle. So if there is too much DOR around, there will be a drought.
So to avoid a drought, which if it lasts long enough, becomes desertification, either there must be storms and tornadoes to re-mobilize the stuck atmospheric energy, or cloudbusting operations to remove DOR must be done.
When the build-up of DOR becomes too great, there will be tornadoes as a reaction and they will reduce the amount of DOR to below the threshold required to trigger a tornado. If they do not, there will soon be more tornadoes. If there are not enough tornadoes, the drought will go on until the region becomes a permanent desert.
Cloudbusting operations can be a good thing to do if the operations are done to reduce DOR, thus restoring motility to the atmospheric energy field. In that case, rain will eventually fall as the atmosphere resumes normal pulsation. Or cloudbusting could be a bad thing to do, if it drains off just enough of the excess excitation to prevent tornado formation, but not enough to allow normal pulsation to recover. In that case, there will be a drought that may go on until the area has become a desert.
So the answer to your question, " Do you still think it is OK for 284 people to die from something that could have been prevented ? ", is, I think obstructing tornado formation which is needed for DOR-removal is vandalizing the atmosphere and increasing the tendency to droughts and possibly long-term desertification. A tornado may be more dramatic, but actually does far less damage than a long, possibly permanent, drought would do.
There is another factor to consider here too. DOR does not only affect the atmosphere. It is toxic to biological processes. DOR-sickness is another effect of high concentrations of DOR in an area. All biological processes are affected negatively by high levels of DOR.
So the answer to your question should also take into account how many thousands would die from cancer, heart attacks, flu epidemics and other infections brought on by reduced immune function caused by DOR, accidents due to DOR-induced misjudgements, suicide from depression intensified by DOR, homicide by people driven into a rage by DOR, and countless other symptoms of DOR-sickness.
And the question then is: How many cases of DOR-sickness, many of them fatal, are you willing to cause by sabotage of vitally-needed tornadoes that we need to clean out DOR from the atmosphere and keep the earth healthy and habitable?
The orgone theory is not a explanation thought up Post Facto to "explain how the cloudbuster works". It is a very robust theory that was worked out step by step, in great detail, over many years before the cloudbuster was invented. It was tested and proven at every step of the way.
And the cloudbuster was not "stumbled upon" by accident, and then an "explanation" of how it worked needed to explain it. It was the result of consistant following up on one fact after another, each new finding proving the vailidity of the previous findings and leading logically on to the next. The value of a scientific theory is it's ability to predict, and the orgone theory PREDICTS the cloudbuster-effect.
Instead of citing pseudo-scientific, pseudo-orgonomic ideas of Trevor Constable, who is NOT an authority in orgonomy, as you did in one of your previous e-mails to me, I suggest you familiarize yourself with the rather large body of orgonomic literature.
Two good references to start with are:
( 1 ) The Emotional Desert: The Medical DOR-buster: Part One. Included in Selected Writings, by Wilhelm Reich.
( 2 ) DOR Sickness: A Review of Reich's Findings, by Chester Raphael.
Both these sources are available from the Wilhelm Reich Museum and can be ordered via their website.
Joel Carlinsky