Cloud Seeding's Impact on Climate Change and Real Estate

**SPEAKER_1** (0:00)
So, do you believe cloud seeding is the cause of a violent storm that we're seeing in Houston, Dallas, Dubai? And what is cloud seeding for people that might not be familiar with it?

**SPEAKER_2** (0:11)
Cloud seeding is when they take business class planes into the atmosphere and release certain gasses and chemicals into the clouds to make it rain more. This is very like the open secret in Dubai, because it doesn't rain that much in the desert. But them Ferraris and Porches and Rolls-Royces were swimming in Olympic-sized pools throughout the streets a couple months ago. And then Houston had a bunch of storms, and Dallas is going through one now.
And I think when you start to play with nature and play with God, we've seen this with Monsanto and genetically modified foods. And it's part of the reason why we have sickness running rampant in the United States of America. I post if you come to Vietnam or Bali or Bahamas or Mexico or London, the food quality is better, like the dog food quality is better than the processed food in the United States. So there have been a lot more storms. And I think as a result, we're seeing these storms kick up and be a lot more violent. I know a lot of times we talk about climate change, but sometimes there's some intentionality behind some of this stuff. And this isn't like something I read on infowars.com and Alex Jones and shit like, this is mainstream news about cloud seeding. So maybe we can enter the clip and play a clip about it.

**SPEAKER_3** (1:22)
We're here in Utah where they have been running cloud seeding program. There are 42 cloud seeding programs across the American West. Many of them have aerial parts where they take airplanes like this with flares attached. Inside these flares, silver iodide, microscopic particle that acts like a magnet for water. So they shoot those microscopic particles into a storm that's already going to produce snow.
And just enhance that snow. By the end of the season and a good program, we're told you can make 3 to 15 percent more snowpack. Cloud seeding has been around since the 1940s and 50s. But what has really advanced is the number of ground seeding projects. So this little shack on wheels has a pipe and a propane attached.
During a storm, they can remotely set that off. It sends up silver iodide, little microscopic particles into the storm, gets sucked up into the cloud, makes it snow more. Like a little snow boost. And this is the thing that makes it happen. So this is a ground cloud seeder.

**SPEAKER_2** (2:29)
But people need to stop trying to mess with these weather patterns because it does end up having a butterfly-like effect later down the line.

**SPEAKER_1** (2:38)
So, but how do you feel about just climate change in general?

**SPEAKER_2** (2:44)
I think, of course, we've done tremendous damage to the planet. We're paying for it. Like now even some places in the world that this colder climates have become a warmer, polar caps are starting to melt. Like, it's a serious issue.
It's a serious issue, a thousand percent. But they knew that a thousand years ago, like the oil companies knew it, they just didn't care.

**SPEAKER_1** (3:06)
It's one of these things that you see first hand. I know people are like, well, the climate has always changed throughout world time. We had the ice age, that's obviously climate change. So yeah, I'm not disagreeing with you, and I'm not saying what the cause of climate change is, but it's undeniable that the earth is getting hotter.

**SPEAKER_2** (3:23)
Absolutely.

**SPEAKER_1** (3:23)
That's undeniable, right?

**SPEAKER_2** (3:24)
Why don't you take New York? I've never, you've been there your whole life, but I've never seen it rain this much in New York over the last year. I'm scared going to New York now, like now if I get rained in, I'm stuck for five days.

**SPEAKER_1** (3:34)
The whole winter, fall, I mean, we just we get in good weather now, thank God.

**SPEAKER_2** (3:38)
Yeah.

**SPEAKER_1** (3:38)
For like four or five months, it was rain. You know, we used to have, we never had hurricanes. Now we had hurricanes before. I used to have like really bad rainstorms maybe once every five years, like torrential. Now it happens once every six months. Yeah. Even like housing, you got to flood proof your house and do different things. Like these are things, it's much warmer. It doesn't really snow as much as it used to. It probably snows like one time a year. It used to be used to have blizzards. Absolutely. Heavy snowstorms. Doesn't really snow that much. Very mild winters.