Scary Loud Booms Sounds over Central California April 16,2018

Scary Loud Booms Sounds over Central California April 16,2018

Pam Jones streamed this live to facebook from California on 4-16-2018.

Witness statement as follows:

For over an hour I heard a swirling airplane sound followed by loud BOOMS!  So say hail cannons. Hail Cannon? Is that what was 💥 BOOMING? Articles say they were abandoned because they don't work.  But if it was one then WHAT CHEMICALS were used? WHY no warning ⚠️ and are permits required and if so with whom are they filed? Let's just speculate this is what happened, let's just speculate that GeoEngineering caused the storm ⛈ that came here and now farmers at will mess with the weather even further? WHO should be held accountable for damages caused?

They need to STOP MESSING WIYH THE WEATHER!

I'm COLD!

"Climate engineering is mathematically the greatest single assault against all life ever launched by the human race. The ongoing catastrophic effects of the global atmospheric spraying and radio frequency transmissions related to geoengineering programs are so massive in scope and scale that the overall destruction and death they are inflicting is impossible to quantify.

Hail cannons can be traced back to the mid-19th century, to an Italian professor of mineralogy who stated that the formation of hailstorm could be prevented by injecting smoke particles into thunderstorms via cannons. In 1895 and 1896, an Austrian wine grower named M. Albert Stiger conducted backyard experiments, culminating in a muzzle loading mortar pointing upward. The device, about 2 meters tall, looked a lot like an oversized, upright megaphone, made of sheet metal mounted on a wooden block. When fired, the mortar produced large smoke rings that rose to 300 meters.  He built several of these cannons and tested them over a two-year period, during which he observed no hail. Word of Stinger’s success spread across Europe and between 1899 and 1900, the number of cannons rocketed. By 1899 there were 1,630 hail cannons operating in Italy alone, where vine growers suffered great loss due to hailstorms. At the end of 1900, the number grew to 10,000.  By the time the fourth international hail suppression congress came around in 1902, officials had concluded that the cannons’ efficacy was neither proven or disproven. In 1903, the Italian government seized an initiative, arranging a two-year experiment involving 222 cannons. Unfortunately, when many cannon-protected crops were lost during major outbreaks of damaging hailstorms that occurred during 1902-1904, many farmers began to have doubts. The cannons have been publicly declared a failure, and by 1905 they were largely abandoned."