China to Use Silver Iodide & Dry Ice to Control the Weather

Oh boy...check this out...

China controlling the weather.

To prevent rain over the roofless 91,000-seat Olympic stadium that Beijing natives have nicknamed the Bird's Nest, the city's branch of the national Weather Modification Office--itself a department of the larger China Meteorological Administration--has prepared a three-stage program for the 2008 Olympics this August.

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Yikes.... do you really want that stuff raining down on you at the games if it goes wrong?

No takers yet? Hmm...

I find this very disturbing. The U.S. supposedly has HAARP to control weather, and no so do the Chinese.


Well maybe not control it, but blow the clouds right out of the sky!

Well I'm pleased I won't be going then, this report shows what happens when using a colloidal silver treatment made using Silver Iodide.
news.sky.com...


[edit on 27-3-2008 by yellowbeard]

Granted thats from a LOT of doses, but I can not be good for you to have that much floating around in the skies after they do it.

I am not sure on the quantities they use for this. However isn't dry ice Carbon Dioxide? I don't see this as really helping the environment by blasting that into the sky.