Sunny Day for the Royal Wedding a Surprise (A General HAARP What-Ifery)

I spoke to my mum last night and it has been sunny all week in england, she was out in the sun all week, i wonder if HAARP did that for her so she could catch some rays? behave yourself, they had no idea if it was going to rain or be sunny which is why they were ready for either.

Originally posted by ignorant_ape
reply to post by mac420

 

we have ACTUALLY had extremely good weather for the last 2 weekjs - with negligable rain in most parts of the UK

I also remember past Aprils having this amount of sunshine and good weather too. Seems to me like the CNN quote in the OP is a typical US view of our weather or something.

reply to post by curious7


You'd better tell everyone at BBC radio that, then, because they were all talking quite a lot about how there was a 70% chance of rain, and how it was very overcast, and how amazing it was when the sun suddenly came out just as whatshername emerged.

Please note: the above is a response to the claim that the very idea it was overcast that day is some American fantasy. It is not an argument that there is anything meaningful about these events.

Originally posted by sepermeru
reply to post by curious7

 

You'd better tell everyone at BBC radio that, then, because they were all talking quite a lot about how there was a 70% chance of rain, and how it was very overcast, and how amazing it was when the sun suddenly came out just as whatshername emerged.

Please note: the above is a response to the claim that the very idea it was overcast that day is some American fantasy. It is not an argument that there is anything meaningful about these events.

edit on 1-5-2011 by sepermeru because: edit button is my best friend

Well personally speaking, the weather has been glorious in my part of the UK for weeks, no rain, no overcast skies at all.

Also, I don't listen to or watch BBC in any form, too biased for my tastes.

I don't think it was Haarp, but weather modification has been used openly before for events like the Beijing games, and in Moscow to keep the snow out of the city.

There's even a small thread on it here:
www.abovetopsecret.com...

wx-man.com...
www.federaljack.com...
travel.latimes.com...

I don't know if it works every time, but it's been around for years.

reply to post by curious7


Is it your opinion that the BBC may be so biased toward creating a narrative that they basically just made up the weather when reporting on the day? This is a real question -- I'm not ruling out the possibility.