Walking in a Winter WANDerland!

I’m just chiming in to say the parasites are not the only ones ramping up their climate efforts. We’ve continued busting towers, making new friends, and gridding earth pipes in every square inch of Arizona.

But now, I’m also (finally) building my army of weather warriors and showing others a game changer. It’s called ether damming. I never really discussed it before except bits and pieces during a few podcasts (because it’s already a challenge just getting people to gift Orgone devices and bust towers), but now seems as good of time as any as I move to the next stage in my own plans and projects. I’m calling it Project Winter WANDerland.

If all goes as planned in my never-ending quest of Orgone scheming, this project is going to thwart whatever El Niño nonsense the parasites have in mind to stop winter this season; just like we shut down their "worst fire season in Arizona history" before it could be orchestrated this summer and brought-about the second wettest monsoon season on record.

This batch of power wands is being delivered by Santa as I write this, and the elves are already cranking out more in the workshop this week. For the sake of keeping it light this holiday, I simply wanted to say get ready for more moisture, because there’s now several others around the country working with me on this, and I look forward to the major shift in the energy and weather war. I’ll explain more in a blog post soon, because this is a vast wormhole, but I’ll do it when everyone is winding down from their holiday shenanigans and finished taking covid tests in order to see their families for Christmas (seriously, I can’t stop laughing at the stupidity of this matrix).

I hope you like skiing, Arizona. And to the parasites expecting to dry us out all winter, I hope you brought your umbrellas and snow boots, because the number of snow angels just increased and it’s going to be a wet winter.

Drought is not natural. Orgone energy stops geoengineering. Stay tuned for more on ether damming and the amazing things you can do to help Mother Nature let it snow, let it snow, let it snow!