The old adage that everyone talks about the weather but no one does anything about it is no longer valid.

Today, two countries have the ability to control weather around the world: the United States and Russia. Other countries are working feverishly to catch up.

The search for the mastery of the elements that began with Nikola Tesla in the late 1800s, involving the transmission of electrical energy through space, has become a reality.

The consequences are monumental. Weather can be used as a blessing or as a weapon.
All the necessary elements are in place.
In 1969, the US Patent Office granted a patent for "a method of increasing the likelihood of precipitation by the artificial introduction of sea water vapor into the atmosphere"

In 1971, a patent was issued to the Westinghouse Electric Corporation for a system for irradiation of planet surface areas.
In 1971, a patent was issued to the national Science Foundation for a weather modification method.
In 1978, the United States launched an experiment which created a downpour of rain over six counties of northern Wisconsin. The strom generated winds of 175 miles per hour and caused fifty million dollars in damages.
In 1995, the US Patent Office issued a patent for a satellite weather modification system.

Russia, meanwhile, has developed an 'elf' system thirty huge transmitters that form high-pressure blicking systems that can change weather patterns around the world. 'Elf' waves started in the early 1980s and strange weather patterns began to occur, with unusual droughts, flooding and storms.

The danger of a devastating confrontation between the United States and Russia became so great, that in 1977, a UN Treaty against weather modification for hostile purposes was signed by the United States and Russia.
In spite of signing the UN Treaty, The Unites States is in the process of building a huge weather experimental complex called HAARP (High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program) www.haarp.alaska.edu, in a remote part of Alaska.