Dirk (psychiatrist) told me today he has already busted the one in Utrecht, Netherlands called "De Bilt"
He also said it might do with more orgonite.
I'll check it out once I'm back in the end of the month but any gifters closeby feel free to look into it

Re: the other radar station in the Netherlands is located in Den Helder - this ugly thing is located on a Navy base, therefore closed to the general public... with the exception of the commemorative "fleet days" which happen every year.
During these three days the base opens its doors and gives a big show for us to see how "cool" they are This year they will be held 10-13 July and that's pretty much the best window of opportunity in 2008 (it's almost impossible to gift it from a distance due to the size of that huge base - the headquarters of the dutch navy and almost as big as the town itself).

Carlos
  



 

Good find!  Didn't realise we had these things here.  

I did Clee Hill today with about 5 HHgs



You can see there are 3 parts to this one, the usual radar thing on the left with rotating arm, big ball in middle and smaller on on right.


Looks like something out of a Bond movie here




For the record did panel array in Llandrindod Wells, right next to hospital:


Also just had a e mail from lena: "Myself and a friend came upon that strange place almost two years ago and did lots of gifting there as well - I think we got at least 20 or 30 TB's and some HHG's into the area, kinda necklaced it all around."

So it is well done.  

Also had a few towers about 200 yds away


And there was another tower on the same hill about 1/2 mile away, right next to houses, also gifted.

The smaller ball:


This is one you mentioned http://www.panoramio.com/photo/4700905
  
 

John, I'm quite shocked you didn't think we had them here!

I gifted some on the isle of wight a couple of years back, and, later that year Cesco and I gifted a couple in dorset (portland and another place I forget the exact location of).

When we gifted the one in Portland;



we also gifted another weird vertical bit of tech which is on the right in the picture above, which produced this result below about 2minutes later;



Very nice personal confirmation for us both, which we had a nice chuckle about.

But the main reason I replied was, that there is a monster array of these an menwith hill in yorkshire;



This is the eschalon head quarters, hope some gifters up that way can get a car boot full gridded around that monster site.

Also there are some at chicksands (I think) in bedfordshire, but I couldn't find it when I've been back intending to gift it since initially seeing them.

John - hope you liked your new 'orgonite ball' waiting for you when you got home from gifting balls

Yeah, shocking isn't it.     

I have logged the UK ones on that list http://whale.to/b/balls_uk.html but the ones you mention aren't on it.  So look to be another lot--that little one on a tower look to be the one doing the dark stuff.  Echelon also has a bit place in W Cornwall---Morwenstow http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GCHQ_CSO_Morwenstow
  



 

Well yes, Rich, that's just like me saying to you in June 2006 that we didn't have chemtrails in Scotland, pffffff!  

It'll take a while, but I will take care of all the Scottish ones, this will provide the vehicle for further family outings and gifting along the way.  The NWO provides travel opportunities, folks, sign up!  

Paddy
  



 

Well well, I guess I was too optimistic to think that was it for weather balls

But great work you two! And everybody who's been gifting these over-sized golf balls we really need them busted and the sooner the better!
The Clee Hill one is now updated on the map and I've added the massive complex in Menwith Hill with a different colour.
There's also a new file http://members.chello.nl/c.silva33/euradars/other.txt where new and ungifted weather balls are logged together with their location.

Carlos
  



 

It may be that all of the technology connected with the death  towers, HAARP, weatherballs, etc., is a better-kept secret than teh Manhattan Project was.

People who name various facilities might just be telling tall  tales, in fact, which is why I've never repeated those acronyms and labels.

A good psychic can see various energy signatures from these weapons but all of what they see is deadly orgone radiation, of course.  Seeing the energy still doesn't tell us precisely what any of this does, except that HAARP towers' energy generally assault the atmosphere and the death towers in neighborhoods generally throw energy down at the population

If it weren't for the fact that simple orgonite disables ALL of this crap I think many of us would feel quite overwhelmed and hopeless   .  Just seeing those weapons has been enough to inspire a lot of us to initiate our own personal  and cooperative campaigns.  I wonder how many of us would be actively undermining the parasitic world order if not for the sudden erection, six years ago and globally, of all this obtuse weaponry.  

Meanwhile, it may be that the people who toss out names and acronyms for various death towers and HAARP facilities are just having a joke at our expense or wish to  mislead us. I've always encouraged people, in email and posts, not to automatically swallow all the bait that occupies so much  traffic on the web, passing  for information.

It's great to have the posted photos, though, thanks!

Good work, gifting these things, too!  As a rule, whenever you see an type of array there's most likely an extensive underground facility connected to it, so a few earthpipes or TBs tossed in upright, open pipes will usually finish the job after the death  transmitters have  been disabled. I think that 'finishing off' the underground nastiness after doing the towers, above, is necessary; sort of like doing the paperwork after one has made a deposit in the water closet.

Also, when  these balls are functioning they usually put a lot of deadly orgone radiation in the immediate atmosphere, which you can often see as smog.

Smog is simply made of toxic particles in colloidal suspension.  A deficit of ions in the air cause 'nasty' colloidal suspension in the opposite way that an abundance of free ions in the air causes it to smell and feel nice and to be clear.

Years ago, before there was much  gifting going on,  we sometimes saw some pretty horrific DOR 'sculptures' around weather balls, including some bizarre local weather phenomena,  which is why we  started calling them, 'weather balls' in the first place.  I don't have a clue why these seem to be so easily disabled, compared to HAARP arrays.

It's probably important to consider that many or most of these facilities may be carrying out legitimate communciation and radar functions in addition to whatever harm they're intentionally being used to accomplish.  Someday those secrets will be uncovered and I think all  of us will be in for some surprises, then.  As  horrible as any of  us can imagine the actions  of  predators of the world  odor can be, I've learned to assume that it's actually much, much  worse and far more extensive than even that.  I sincerely don't want to know everything they do to humanity.
  



 

My time is very limited    now but I'm happy to say that we've made a start with the Scottish Weatherballs.  This is the Hill of Dudwick gifted with an EP and several TBs.  We couldn't hang around too much because we were rather visible and exposed.



 

The same was true of the Longhaven Radar Head which we spotted and gifted as a bonus on that trip.  I only managed to insert an EP a few hundred yards down the road from it, but we gifted the surrounding area with a few TBs nevertheless.

 

I must admit I was a little flustered, not quite as cool as I would have liked to be   , so I didn't manage to take a picture of it myself, I got this one off the web.

Paddy
  



 

I forgot to add that we had a nice sylph display a couple of hours later.



Paddy
  

 

Paddy, your post and Dooney's related post are quite timely and demonstrate the sychronistic nature of this unorganized, global movement, and I'm sure this phenomenon is certainly not lost on our more motivated readers, who are able to recognize these miracles even  when there's not a Hollywood soundtrack and the handiwork of Foley artists in the background

I'm keeping my fingers crossed that more Europeans who live near the southern and northern coasts will take the next step and eliminate the innumerable new coastal HAARP  arrays and the various weatherballs, as the intrepid Italian gifters have done, so that Europe can begin to have its blue skies and rain back, sooner than later

Left to their own parasitic resources, the old world order's HAARPies would no doubt have been well on their way to quietly turning our world into a desert, by now, if it weren't for some very well-motivated and observant gifters like yourself, P!

Carol and I dearly want to live in a dome house,  so maybe in a few years when teh old world order is dead, anyone can get a defunct weatherball for salvage considerations. They're  sure built to last!

Ivo Granata, who singlehandedly restored much of mountainous Central Italy's natural climate, several years ago, once suggested that we might  also then  turn some of  those death towers into big bird houses.

~Don
  



 

Did some digging the last few days.

The funny thing when you censor public images such as in the case of dutch official buildings getting totally blurred out in google earth is that there is usually some stubborn son of a gun who draws attention to it by compiling a list of these places and making a handy file that you can add as a layer to google earth for easy vieweing.
Then there appears another guy who points out to a website where you can see those satellite images beyond the censorship, albeit with less resolution.
Thank God for geeks

Anyway, as expected there are more weather / doppler radars in the Netherlands than appeared on the KNMI website initially and I've managed to find a few and a couple of Easter eggs:

- Antennas servicing Airbase Leeuwarden 53°12'02.91 N, 5°41'30.04 E (not sure if it is doppler radar) +radar dish closeby 53°12'10.23 N, 5°41'00.93 E
- Air Force radar in Wier (on the coast, Northwest of Leeuwarden) 53°15'27.31" N, 5°37'11.85 E
- Navy relay station (not doppler radar) near Ruigenhoek (on the coast, between Haarlem and Leiden) reportedly with underground complex 52°17'34.08 N, 4°28'19.30 E
- Nato Satcom doppler in Schoonhoven (between Utrecht and Dordrecht) 51°57'15.94 N, 4°50'59.20 E
- military doppler radar in Heerenveen 52°58'03.63 N, 5°54'10.16 E
- doppler radar nearby NATO C3 Agency buildings in The Hague 52°06'48.80 N, 4°18'56.72 E
- doppler radar in Herwijnen (between Utrecht and 's-Hertogenbosch) 51°50'16.61 N, 5°07'40.15 E + big radar dish closeby, following the road East 51°50'13.19 N, 5°08'17.03 E

(for a quick peek and if you find it blurred in google earth try www.routenet.nl)

So I guess I have my hands full! On to make some orgonite now

Carlos
  



 

14 April 2008

Great that you dug up this info, Carlos!

I never got around gifting any weatherball myself. But the Herwijnen doppler radar fits my experiences when I reported the Kyrill storm of 18 January 2007 to Don. At the time I got a strange phonecall (just beeps) from Herwijnen, which is close to where I live. See http://www.ethericwarriors.com/ip/viewtopic.php?t=691 Since the link to the photo's of that post are gone, I'll try and add one as an attachment now, for archives.

 

Mind you, at the time - early 2007, hardly a year ago - the money (and fear) machine of climate change was broadly introduced to the world....this was before Al Gore claimed it....and the superficial Kyrill "storm" was probably for European propaganda purpose anyway. "A forthcoming U.N. report on climate change will provide the most credible evidence yet of a human link to global warming and hopefully shock the world into taking more action" - see my "old" article URL http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/DEL33627.htm Nowadays, all kinds of businesses get rich from this climate change hoax. It changed the financial climate allright! The TV shows "nature disasters" on a regular basis now....People bowing their heads to the will of Allah or God causing this... isn't it utmost condescending and disgusting this is all staged?!

Count me in for gifting Herwijnen!


Carolien


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Count me in for gifting Herwijnen!

It's all yours

And thank you - not having a car or a driver's license will make my gifting trips quite interesting already

Carlos

P.S. Very sharp report on that storm, it keeps them on their toes for next time they think of something like that!
  



 

Took out a newish golfball near Salisbury on Dean Hill.  Pretty hefty bit of hardware just for a lousy weather report don't you think.


Had a tower nearby as companion, must be nice for the folks living between the two.


Noticed about 6 trails near my place early on, 6.30am about 3 miles away on a trip to the garage, which seems rather excessive.  Also right over the SAS base.


I have to say haven't noticed any ill health effects yet, they break up over my place so I hardly notice them, usually.

  


 

Great going John, that one is only about 30 miles from where I live so I appreciate it deeply.
  



 

I think these weatherballs are key assets of the world odor in their drought creation and maintenance agenda, also perhaps related to instability under the earth's surface.

At the south end of the big valley we live in are two mounatintop weatherball facilities.  There was just one of them before Kelly painstakingly ascended Mica Peak and disabled that array, some years ago, then the sewer rats quickly erected another array on the next peak further south, apparently on more restricted land.

The funniest part of this is that the current aeronautical chart shows 'radomes' on the second peak but no longer indicates the original 'radome' array that Kelly apparently had disabled

By the way, current aeronautical charts sh0w many or most of the non-urban death towers/arrays and HAARP facilities, even indicating tower heights.  There are significant omissions, of course,  like the two death- tower/HAARP arrays I disabled atop two mountain peaks north of Sandpoint, Idaho, yesterday from the air.  That single trip produced an all-day explosion of Sylphs in the sky and they flowed from the area of sky directly over those busted arrays.  They must have come down to the ground, this time, because everyone around here was euphoric all day long   For a few hours there were a dozen or so frantic chemtrail jets crisscrossing our sky in an apparently futile attempt to make the Sylphs go away but that was just icing on the cake. Some of the Sylphs had vortex characteristics, which to us means that they were really, Really happy.

I'm doing those virgin 'radomes' (weatherballs) later this morning, grid willing, along with the surrounding peaks' death-energy weaponry.  One of the lower ones is called 'Shasta Peak'

I'll probably need to land to refuel (a first for me) on the way back home because it's kind of far.  I hope to buzz my father-in-law's house in Spokane Valley on the way back.

~Don
  



 

Just did Crug y Gorllwyn weatherball,  51.980 -4.450 in Mid Wales, North West of Carmarthen http://www.whale.to/b/balls_uk.html.  Run out of battery so no pictures.  Also did main TV mast for mid Wales on return journey called Carmel http://tx.mb21.co.uk/gallery/carmel.php with huge tower beside it.  

Done 4 days in Gower, set up 5 18s first evening


A blue hole appeared overhead, rained all night with plenty of blue sky over the whole period.

Great sunset the second night



and sky overhead

  

 

Thanks for the good photo record, John, especially the one of the confirming Sylph presence.  They really seem to appreciate 18s, by the way.

I've been referring lots of people to whale.to for photo examples of Sylphs and it's helped them recognize them in their own skies. It's been pretty handy to have these sightings as confirmation for their gifting efforts.

~Don
  



 

Good to hear it is a sylph, the cloud looked great but can't tell myself.

After I gifted that ball and tower I stopped off for petrol just by the TV tower, put in £20 and had my card refused.  It worked fine 2 hours earlier when I bought lunch and I knew there was plenty of money in there as I looked at my account a few days ago, plus the overdraft facility.  I tried it in the shop atm as well and it was refused--'not smart chip enabled'--a new debit card, 2 weeks old!  Never had a card refused when I have had money in my account and first ever petrol station card refusal.  Used it next day and it worked fine.  Strange conicidence that one.  Good job it is UK--don't you have to front up money in USA before you fill?   Wasted 15 minutes filling in form, and refused to feel embarassed, so better luck next time boys  

When I got back put out 5 18s (9 in all plus 5 CBs) as it was mostly cloudy and it then rained that night and all the next day, now it is beatiful sunny day---nice breeze, puffy white clouds, the works.  

Bill Bryson says living in UK is like living in a tupperware box, which was my 2 hour experience driving across mid wales (and in years past), gives me a sort of dead want to slit your throat sort of feeling.  Grey, no movement/wind, flat, like the weather has seized up.  The 18s seem to bring the wind and get the clouds to dump their rain.  Rarely get those days around here any more.  I love rain, at least something is happening, one of the best feeling days is rainy windy warm with the leaves blowing off the trees.   The main thing is wind, so if sylphs are attrated to 18s then it figures.

I said to my PJ wife when it was chucking it down---shouldn't they have called it global cooling?  And she replied, no, that is the greenhouse effect.  Always an answer.  Every greenhouse I've been in is always hot, but we agree not to talk about those sort of things, secrets of a happy relationship    

john
  



 

The word Weatherball still elicits a slightly queasy feeling in me because of my dropping into the hole just after gifting one.  However, I'm well on the way out of that now, thanks to Dooney and Stevo in the chat last Wednesday.  Great that you did this one, John, that's 4 done out of 15.  They're pretty far apart, so that means a good bit of travelling to get to them, it'll take a while.

The Tupperware image of Britain is so accurate this summer (and last year's actually   ), we on the east coast have been having a lot of cloud cover and dull days, the climbing beans are struggling.  Global Warming is a dire disappointment, like everything else the the NWO is serving up, I was so looking forward to grow olives in NE Scotland   .  If you check out what Peter Taylor and a growing number of scientists are saying, we absolutely appear to be heading for a cooling.  You wonder by what pathetic excuse they'll try to wiggle out of that one when we'll all be sitting huddled round the fires.

Whenever the skies clear though, the number of sylphs this year has been astonishing, there really are many more of them than before, the change is happening.  I've only got one 18 set out here on the farm so far, I'll be making some more soon.

I had some fun last weekend pointing my mobile CB at small thunderstorms round about us and they never got beyond one or two claps of thunder.  We don't have very many up here as a rule, though every few years we get some that can last half a day when there is no wind driving them on.  Haven't had the chance yet to try and calm one of those.

I also have a friend who has had an astonishing experience in Germany recently, calming a huge thunderstorm that had even been announced threateningly on the What To Think Network, with an 18 made from my TBs within minutes!  I'll hear more when he gets back.

Paddy
  



 

Heheh, I always ask Carol (if she's around) when I see a cloud that I suspect is a Sylph but at least around here I've been right, every time

The occasional white wispy cloud that some are calling 'wraiths,' are never seen around here, any more.  They look kind of weird and vaguely depressing. Maybe they're the $#!+birds' attempt to approximate Sylphs for the near-awake people.
Fortunately, nobody pretends to be an authority on this stuff, any more, so it's an individual discernment issue, as it probably ought to be.  I just figure that if something looks and feels good, it is good. Curious but lazy people who have no momentum or are not connecting their hearts and brains effectively usually get scammed by the horde of endorphin manipulators but the stuff they say is sweet smells like a corpse to the rest of us, of course.

I love your 18 template, John!  Would you mind posting the link to the beam compass again?  I bought a roll of tyvek and intend to make a portable/foldable 108 template but the beam compass hardware is kind of hard to find, as are old posts on EW that have that info

I don't have a clue why Sylphs seem to be particularly grateful for the 18s but I'm eager to see how much they like the 108s and if my present hunch is accurate I hope to see some material evidence for the 108's ability to reverse deserts. I've missed the target before, of coruse, but the nice thing about following thru on hunches is that we always gain more insights and information from the effort.

That well-gifted swath across Wales ought to produce some long term confirmations, sort of like how Louis' gifting of the entire state of Alabama is producing some distinctive 'global cooling' evidence of orgonite's effectivess compared to the ungifted or inadequately-gifted surrounding region, which is still in a Global Warming (HAARP) drought .  

I'm also looking forward to witnessing even more academic/fake-science mummery from the self-proclaimed climate experts because it's got to be frustrating to these professional liars that some parts of the world are experiencing HAARP heat and the big gifted areas' climates are getting milder.  I think a day will arrive when nobody feels inclined to air the opinions of non-productive but institutional 'devil's advocates' the way the What To Think Network does so religiously . Maybe that will finally go the way of 'peer review' and everyone will just lose interest in whatever narrow and  institutionalized people have to say.

For our part, the winters have been quite mild in our region since we gifted the big lakes and there's been a huge amount of snow and rain with no un-natural flooding. One area near here flooded but it's because a few idiots built homes and a highway on a flood plain, of course, like they did in El Paso before the Rio Grande got restored a few years ago.

Georg reversed the Kalahari by gifting 'upwind,' which is to say all along the Indian Ocean coast from Mozambique to Cape Town. He and a friend had distributed twenty CBs in the Kalahari the year before, so that might be a factor, too, but there are lots adn lots of CBs in UK.  

You Brits will certainly have reversed most of that HAARP tupperware effect when the western coastal arrays are all gifted, I think, but the weatherball campaign is a great idea--maybe essential to success.  I understand that it's kind of difficult to reach a lot of coastal areas because there are no coastal highways, per se, the way there are on the US West Coast.  Carol told me that a lot of the rural driving in UK and Ireland is so tight that most of the cars don't have side mirrors any more.

~Don
  



 

Golf balls come in gray too

So Saturday was going to be the big day I took down 2 weather balls in the north part of the country.
The sky was clear and cloudless, the temperature very summer like, after weeks of grayness with some rainy ones in the mix.
After having plugged some holes (ungifted spots) in Amsterdam this week (psychic hints by Dirk - thanks buddy the golf balls were next - it turned out a day with mixed results.
The golf ball in Herenveen, 'pinpointed' in a previous post by myself, is in fact not in that exact location. What I came to discover at the cost of my embarassement and a bit of walking was that on a satelite image, big cylindrical containers can look a lot like white radomes / golf balls specially when they are shiny and giving a long, end-of-the-day shadow. So it's back to the drawing board to find that one.
Still not all was lost as I made my way back to the train station and continued the trip to the fields of Wier, a little village closeby the military airstrip of Leeuwarden. The bugger was a camouflage-like greenish gray - as if any invading force would want to bomb a tool of weather manipulation - which also gave the unconcious warning to onlookers that it belongs to the military, though the 'keep out' signs along the fence made no mention of it. Cars were parked in - it was saturday but they never rest and a thick square cordon of trees completed the perimeter.
10 TBs were used (at a distance of about 100 meters) when a double or triple check gave an '8' as being the number for 'enough' but I'll glady return if there's a need to. The country air is fantastic over there, in the middle of nowhere and it makes me wonder what am I doing still living in the city!
Hope it's done some good

Carlos

 
 
  



 

Great work, Carlos!! One more giant down.

I am not sure where that Heerenveen weatherball is supposed to be either. My man and I gifted Heerenveen and around profoundly by bike two summers in a row. We know that area quite well, but haven't encountered such dome shapes - as far as we can tell. I'll keep looking though.

I don't want to overrule you or anything, but I found this picture on the Internet and thought it maybe awaken some more people on the existence of seabed transmitters too. Aint it huge?!

"The Sea-Based X-Band Radar arrives in Pearl Harbor on 9 januari 2006 on its way to Adak Island, Alaska, transported by the Blue Marlin".