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  • the amount of energy required to make a hurricane is unfathomable because you are ignorant enough to assume and believe that the material world you live in is the only one that exists.

    thank you for spreading this word. you have done a nice job looking like fools.

  • He is telling the truth why can't you take him seriously?

  • fuckin stupid video. y is he telling the yakuzas revenge the hiroshima if the hiroshima bomb is the revenge of attack of the pearl harbor, stupid shit

  • do your research boys. Bearden worked for the Pentagon for years. Apparently you are more charmed by yourselves than to do proper research. the joke is on you.

  • No really, if someone is going to put forward claims that the Yakuza, or even worse the US Government, is able to make massive hurricanes to use against populations... and then cover that shit up?... Really... they'll need some better evidence to back up those claims.

    As it stands, all I can think to myself when hearing these kinds of people is... WHAT A NUT JOB!!

  • The Yakuza concept is not new, ... and believe whatever you want. However I find it difficult to refute Weather Wars. Bo Kaan knows.

  • ill be seeing scott next weekend in colorado (fort collins) i will ask him wwwwwwhhhhhhhhheeeeeerrrreeeee­ did this yakuza concept come from.

  • You know,as stupid as it sounds (i dont agree with the yakuza being responsable) the technology does exists,look it up

  • http://www.theorator.com/bills­109/s517.html

  • hahaha. i love how these guys got all dressed up... for a phone interview.

    umm interesting, none the less.

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