Dutchsinse Weather Predictions, New Madrid Watch

[StarmanSkye]

Oh for cryin' out loud ....

How, WHY is this guy presuming there is a direct causal relation between an antenna array and nearby occurance of tornadoes, and WHY isn't he being called on it? I note there is an Air Force base in the area with NORAD air defense/early warning system and NASA/space radar mission capability that is probably what this site is.

He's being incredibly sloppy in claiming this is a 'HAARP' or HAARP-like facility, since its extremely unlikely this is a microwave transmitter station as there are numerous watchdog groups that would have made this VERY publicly known -- instead of being what it is as that info is fairly-easily accessable.

The whole thing about HAARP is that its a linked-array with stations in Alaska and Norway that can aim and target radio-energy for a range of purported purposes, from military communications to sub-ground radar-surveying and upper-atmospheric heating, perhaps even including weaponization applications ie. missile tracking and target/defense.

There's nothing to suggest the NE North Dakota array has any sinister aspect to it (beyond being the 'eyes and ears' for a Military/NASA purpose).

Its infuriating when ordinarily intelligent people don't use rigorous thinking to test their assumptions but rush to wonky conclusions that support their emotionalistic biases.

SURE there are all kinds of freaky things going on we don't know much about, but keeping the absurd away from the feasable is a necessary task to keep ourselves reasonably on-track w/ discovering what is real.

http://www.bookrags.com/wiki/Cavalier_Air_Force_Station

Type Air Force Station
Coordinates 48°43′55″N, 97°54′16″W
Built
In use
Controlled by United States Air Force
Garrison 10th Space Warning Squadron

Cavalier Air Force Station is a United States Air Force installation in Pembina County, North Dakota, home to the 10th Space Warning Squadron of the 21st Space Wing based at Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado.

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•1 Mission
•2 Equipment
•3 Chronology
•4 Previous Designations
•5 See also
•6 Photo Gallery
•7 External links
•8 Related content


Mission
The station monitors and tracks potential missile launches against the United States with a AN/FPQ-16 Perimeter Acquisition Radar Characterization System (PARCS), a phased array radar system housed in a 37m-tall structure. Both American and Canadian military members are assigned to the facility, as well as contractor employees.


Equipment
PARCS observes sub-orbital and orbital objects in support of NORAD's early warning and space surveillance programs. Its single-faced phased array radar is pointed northward over Hudson Bay. PARCS can spot an object the size of a basketball at 3000 km. It analyzes more than 20 000 tracks per day, from giant satellites to space debris. The station is located approximately 5 km north and 3 km west of Mountain, about 20 km from Cavalier.

[eyeno]

Not sure starman. I only know that he is stunningly accurate most of the time. Been watching him for several months and I cannot deny his accuracy.

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[eyeno]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9lEp1lKE ... r_embedded

[Hugh Manatee Wins]

NPR (National Propaganda Radio) is now quoting a meteorologist named "Christopher Hedges" as
a decoy of former war correspondent-turned-anti-war-activist Chris Hedges.

[Pele'sDaughter]

http://msnbc.msn.com/id/44080264/ns/... ... kQYOmG3IUM

Surprise! Underwater volcano has erupted
Scientists going back to pick up monitoring equipment find a changed seafloor

An undersea volcano has erupted off the coast of Oregon, spewing forth a layer of lava more than 12 feet thick in some places, and opening up deep vents that belch forth a cloudy stew of hot water and microbes from deep inside the Earth.

Scientists uncovered evidence of the early April eruption on a routine expedition in late July to the Axial Seamount, an underwater volcano that stands 250 miles off the coast of Oregon.

The discovery came as a surprise, as researchers attempted to recover instruments they'd left behind to monitor the peak a year earlier. When the researchers hefted a seafaring robotic vehicle overboard to fetch the instruments, the feed from the onboard camera sent back images of an alien seafloor landscape.

"At first we were really confused, and thought we were in the wrong place," said Bill Chadwick, a geologist with Oregon State University. "Finally we figured out we were in the right place but the whole seafloor had changed, and that's why we couldn't recognize anything. All of a sudden it hit us that, wow, there had been an eruption. So it was very exciting."

In addition to producing hardened lakes of blobby lava, in places more than a mile across, the eruption changed the architecture of the region's seafloor hot springs.

"There are more vents, they're higher temperature, and there are microbes living in them that are usually deep in the crust that come up to the surface in these events," Chadwick told OurAmazingPlanet.

Eruption predicted

The Axial Volcano rises 3,000 feet above the seafloor, the most active of a string of volcanoes along the Juan de Fuca Ridge, a plate boundary where the seafloor is slowly pulling apart.

Chadwick and colleagues have been keeping tabs on the peak since it last erupted in 1998. Thanks to a monitoring system they developed to measure the mountain's minute movements, the team predicted the volcano was due for another eruption sometime between 2011 and 2014.

"So for me, it's a very exciting thing that this worked!" Chadwick said.

The instruments kept track of the movement of the seafloor, which very gradually inflates and deflates like a giant, magma-filled balloon, Chadwick said, collapsing suddenly after an eruption, and rising, in this case, by about 6 inches a year in the lead-up to an eruption.

First long-term picture

Scientists have long known about the existence of subsea volcanoes, but information on their behavior is relatively sparse. Eruptions were first observed in the 1990s, and, although technology has improved, getting to the underwater peaks to study them is difficult.
Chadwick said scientists are still trying to figure out how seafloor volcanoes differ from their terrestrial counterparts.

It could be it's easier to predict ocean eruptions, Chadwick said. It's possible that because the crust is thinner there, and magma is in ready supply, the mountains' slow inflations provide a good analogue for knowing when eruptions will occur. However, he cautioned that a single successful prediction wasn’t enough to forecast what the future holds.

"At Axial, we've only seen this once, so we don't know for sure it's going to be reliable," Chadwick said. "So we'll certainly keep making these measurements, and hopefully be around to see what happens next."

[eyeno]

Wow, who knew it would be so profitable to needlessly flood so much farmland? That little 3000 population town of Cairo was saved. Only to flood hundreds of thousands of acres of prime america bread basket farmland which was picked up for a flooded song by Soros. Amazing how this stuff happens...

Soros, Investors seeing gold in farmland and infrastructure

CHICAGO (Reuters) - The overall economy may be struggling against a double-dip recession but in farm country the boom times have rarely been better.

Farmland prices are setting records and farmer incomes have been buoyed by exports and biofuels, easing the pain of some rough summer weather from drought, floods and fires.

Amid China's voracious appetite for grains and worries about climate hurting crops and food supplies in many countries, U.S. agriculture's attraction as the world's breadbasket has become a beacon for Wall Street.

Firms like Omaha-based Gavilon, owned by Ospraie, a hedge fund associated with George Soros and Canada-listed Ceres Global Ag have been buying up grain elevators from Wyoming to Toronto.

That is unusual: investors owning grain silos. But analysts say it's not what it seems. No one wants to hold corn as a long-term asset, like gold bullion. But storing and moving grain for others has now become a very profitable business.

William Wilson, a consultant and professor at North Dakota State University, said that 10 years ago you could store grain at elevators 2-1/2 to 3 cents per bushel per month. Now costs can be 8-10 cents a month depending on location or grain.

"We've seen a lot of big new entrants into the agricultural commodity industry including White Box, Gavilon and others who are expanding," Wilson said, referring to Minnesota-based hedge fund White Box Advisers, once an owner of grain storage.

"One reason has been the shift to ethanol having a bigger part of the market, where they demand quick access to corn on a 12-month basis," Wilson said.

"Most of the time when you hear of private capital moving into agriculture they are talking about buying farms. But storage is a logistical function of the marketplace," he added.

Wilson said special market factors, such as changes to the Chicago Board of Trade wheat contract, have also had the cumulative effect of raising prices for grain storage.

"It's very important that in the last five years the market price of storage has increased," Wilson said. "That has provided incentives to construct storage and has provided incentive for new players to enter into this world."

Don Grambsch, president of Riverland Ag Corp, a Minnesota firm owned by Ceres, operates 14 grain facilities in Minnesota, North Dakota, Wyoming, New York and Ontario with capacity to store 50 million bushels of grain. He said they don't have investors storing grain as long-term holdings.

"I have not heard of them wanting to buy physicals," he said. "We are a conventional grain company and store for third party users ... They are not financial people, they are processors, beverage companies and so on."

FARMLAND PRICES SOAR

Wall Street investors and hedge funds also continue to push money into speculative vehicles like grain-related indexes and funds that trade grain derivatives. Corn gains in the last five years look almost as impressive as gold's.

But the traditional asset play on agriculture by Wall Street -- farmland -- has also pushed to dizzying heights.

The Chicago Federal Reserve Bank on Wednesday said farmland prices in the Midwest in the second quarter were up 17 percent from a year ago -- the biggest jump in 34 years.

Most of the 226 bankers questioned in its quarterly survey said they expect prices to level off in the next three months -- but a third also said they expected even more gains.

"Demand for farmland remained strong from both farmers and investors," the Chicago Fed said.

It is the same story in the Plains. The Kansas City Fed on Monday released its own banker survey showing similar results with farmland values up more than 20 percent from a year ago.

University of Illinois economist Gary Schnitkey attributes the soaring value of farmland to the sluggish economy and the inability of the United States, the European Union and other sovereign debtors to come to grips with fiscal imbalances.

"The threat of long-run instability places a premium on real assets over financial assets. This suggests that a more stable general economic outlook would lead to less aggressive growth in farmland prices," Schnitkey said.

(Reporting by Christine Stebbins; Editing by Peter Bohan)

http://news.yahoo.com/investors-seeing- ... 36038.html

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Its infuriating when ordinarily intelligent people don't use rigorous thinking to test their assumptions but rush to wonky conclusions that support their emotionalistic biases.

SURE there are all kinds of freaky things going on we don't know much about, but keeping the absurd away from the feasable is a necessary task to keep ourselves reasonably on-track w/ discovering what is real.

From what I can tell looking at the various dutch sinse sites/videos he relies heavily on interpreting anomalous radar artifacts as evidence of HAARP activity. So heavily in fact that if we were to deduct his tea leave reading of radar imagery from his dog and pony show there would be nothing left at all.

I also note that I cannot find any instance of dutch attempting to find a conventional explanation for any of the radar anomalies he uses to make his predictions. He doesn't even try, at least as far as I can tell.

Can any of you dutchsinse followers point me to an instance of when he attempts to explain anomalous radar data with a conventional explanation?

For instance:

As previously mentioned, radar stations transmit energy within the microwave portion of the electromagnetic spectrum, with National Weather Service (NWS) sites currently operating at a wavelength of +/- 10 cm. It turns out that the Sun emits energy across the entire electromagnetic spectrum. At sunrise and sunset when the Sun is near the horizon, radar stations are susceptible to picking up and interpreting the microwave energy as precipitation. The sample image was produced at 5:08pm local time (2208Z) and the spike, aligned along the radial of the beam, is clearly oriented in the direction of the setting Sun in mid-November. It doesn't require an expert in radar interpretation to discern the difference between the anomaly and the widespread precipitation on the image from January 13, 2008.



http://www.lakeeriewx.com/CaseStudies/R ... pikes.html

Dutch just interprets these lines as evidence of HAARP activity as far as I can tell and does not even attempt to find a more conventional explanation.

Can those of you who have read Dutch extensively provide me a link to any instance when Dutch thoroughly and systematically attempts to rule out mundane explanations for radar artifacts?

[eyeno]

Its infuriating when ordinarily intelligent people don't use rigorous thinking to test their assumptions but rush to wonky conclusions that support their emotionalistic biases.

SURE there are all kinds of freaky things going on we don't know much about, but keeping the absurd away from the feasable is a necessary task to keep ourselves reasonably on-track w/ discovering what is real.

From what I can tell looking at the various dutch sinse sites/videos he relies heavily on interpreting anomalous radar artifacts as evidence of HAARP activity. So heavily in fact that if we were to deduct his tea leave reading of radar imagery from his dog and pony show there would be nothing left at all.

I also note that I cannot find any instance of dutch attempting to find a conventional explanation for any of the radar anomalies he uses to make his predictions. He doesn't even try, at least as far as I can tell.

Can any of you dutchsinse followers point me to an instance of when he attempts to explain anomalous radar data with a conventional explanation?

For instance:

As previously mentioned, radar stations transmit energy within the microwave portion of the electromagnetic spectrum, with National Weather Service (NWS) sites currently operating at a wavelength of +/- 10 cm. It turns out that the Sun emits energy across the entire electromagnetic spectrum. At sunrise and sunset when the Sun is near the horizon, radar stations are susceptible to picking up and interpreting the microwave energy as precipitation. The sample image was produced at 5:08pm local time (2208Z) and the spike, aligned along the radial of the beam, is clearly oriented in the direction of the setting Sun in mid-November. It doesn't require an expert in radar interpretation to discern the difference between the anomaly and the widespread precipitation on the image from January 13, 2008.



http://www.lakeeriewx.com/CaseStudies/R ... pikes.html

Dutch just interprets these lines as evidence of HAARP activity as far as I can tell and does not even attempt to find a more conventional explanation.

Can those of you who have read Dutch extensively provide me a link to any instance when Dutch thoroughly and systematically attempts to rule out mundane explanations for radar artifacts?

I would say that you have a pretty fair representation of what dutch is about as far as storms go. He believes the storms are being generated by man in a lot of cases. He had some videos up in which he attempted to explain the technology but they may have gotten deleted. Youtube nuked a lot of his vids.

As far as earthquakes go I have not seen him say they are HAARP generated so much. Mainly on the earthquake work he does he focuses on natural tectonic movement.

I have no idea if he is correct on the HAARP generated storms. I just know he was on a streak in which he was accurate about his predictions.

All of this with Dutch is still pretty new and recent. Time will tell. I don't totally believe in his philosophy of HAARP generated storms at this point. His accuracy rate over the last few months made me take notice though. I am willing to entertain most anything, and totally believe very little.

[eyeno]

recently posted by dutch:

In my opinion...

Comet Elenin = NO

Nibiru/planet X/tyche/nemesis = NO

New Madrid catastrophic earthquake = NO (not for a few years or more)

Midwest Sinking = NO

California falling into the ocean = NO

Canary Islands = NO

Nuclear War = NO TIME SOON

George W. Bush nwo takeover (first prediction by most in the truth movement back in early 2000's) = NO didn't happen

Barack H. Obama nwo takeover (current prediction by truthers) = NO not going to happen

Fema camps = NO (not for what the conspriacy says they are for)

Plastic coffins = NO (not for what the conspiracy says they are for)

Biological outbreak = NO TIME SOON

dirty bomb = possibility

chemical attack = possibility

financial collapse = possibility

HAARP and weather mod = true

weather mod = true

NATURAL earthquake uptick = true (most likely due to Post Glacial rebound effect -- thanks to Scott from believers underground for promoting this theory!

Dutchsinse is not a gold selling doom nut. He may not be 100% correct but he seems to be trying to figure things out.
http://www.youtube.com/user/dutchsinse? ... pRs8A6m90A

[ninakat]

Youtube terminated dutchsinse's account today -- he posted the following under a different user name. Also, his website is "having some problems."

[ninakat]

So, is it just me, or do there seem to be more earthquakes than normal at this time?

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/

[Wombaticus Rex]

Define "normal" and define "time" otherwise we're just chatting about the weather. IE, what's the baseline and what's the sample size we're using for comparison.

Saw Dutch get fucked today, it was sad. It was also kind of inevitable. So...he only had copies of his work on Youtube's servers? Am I really understanding that right?

Arf.

Well -- anyone have a copy of that August 5th video he was talking about? I would like to see it.

[Wombaticus Rex]

His Project Camelot interview was very instructive. He loves, loves Richard Hoagland and talks about the Illuminati with a straight face. I still like the guy, but: very instructive re: his assumptions and background. Interesting that he'd say "Comet Elenin = NO" because on August 18th, he discussed it at length and connected it to 2012 prophecies, too.

At the 58 minute mark, it's announced that.......Cynthia McKinney is listening and wants to meet with him in St. Louis the next day. Did that happen?

Anyways, the cat is at least honest and interesting, that's pretty much all we can ask from another human being. Much love, wherever he's at right now.

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He's up again



http://www.youtube.com/user/dutchsince