It's finally official: Hurricane Michael was a Category 5

Except your responses indicate you are triggered.

Plenty. You just need to apply it because the proof is in the results.

The difference between inventors and researchers is vitally important here. Inventors use light bulbs so you can see things at night. Researchers prefer to sit in the dark examining the filament to see if they can explain why there is light while they discourage everyone else from hitting the light switch.

Hurricanes are "ionic sandwiches" that create a magnetic field. Look it up if you don't know that. I am an inventor and have no time to waste on sitting in a dark room satisfying curiosity seekers who want a bunch of peer review horseshit. If that is you and you want to sit in the dark while looking it up, be my guest.

Keep in mind that those so called experts have no clue how to alter a hurricane. So those who follow their lead can stay with them when the next hurricane or tornado hits. They better stack their research papers high.

The bottom layer is comprised of positive ions. The middle layer is filled with negative ions and the top is positive. I do not know whether this is a multilayered sandwich or one layer, and I don't care.

The key is that structure determines function. When a massive amount of negative ions are introduced it alters the structure and therefore the function, i.e., the magnetic field is impacted and the hurricane's power is reduced.

In the complex where I live zero families were evicted. In two nearly complexes with identical roofs and brick walls, 162 out of 162 families were evicted.

My complex was more vulnerable because we are located in a place with no barrier island or peninsula. It's a straight shot to the water less than a mile away.

There are two isolated trees about 30-40 yards from here. One is about 75 feet high and the other is maybe 60 feet. The taller tree lost it's leaves but did not lose a single branch or twig as far as I could tell and the other fared almost as well.

In case the first link isn't working, here is another one:

[link to www.noaa.gov (secure)]

Bull shit. I live in the area of landfall. If you did also you would realize what a dumb post this is. We all new when it was coming, and damn sure didnt sleep through it while it was coming ashore bc you would have been too busy trying not to die

BTW, anyone who wishes to check out the same two trees at the corner of Lincoln Avenue and 14th Street near Frankford, you are invited! Ask around if anyone got evicted. No one did.

Look at the apartment complex of duplexes where no ne was evacuted. Then go to 15th Street and Palo Alto where everybody got kicked out. A few squatters might remain.

Then go to the 11th Bob Sikes partments across from the county library. Once again, everyone was evicted with a few squatters possibly remaining.

All three complexes had the same thin metal roofs. Ours stayed intact with some tiny decorative damage.

What city are you in?

I'm going to let you prove it to yourself. Come to the corner of 14th and Lincoln Avenue near Frankfort. You should be at the corner of a cemetary.

(We had only three days prep for this storm. I didn't find out until a day later. Someone said it was coming Tuesday at 10 pm. That's what I went by.)

Look straight up at the two isolated trees inside the cemeary fence there that are maybe 60 feet tall or higher.

Notice how the pine tree is not missing a single limb. And the other tree is missing few limbs.

Then ask yourself "How in the fuck did that happen?" But then you'll remember what I told you here. Two trees blasted by the hurricane - only they didn't get blasted, did they because the ions slowed the hurricane down!

Then come back here and let everyone know that what I've said here is true.

BTW many years ago I made the mistake of moving into a house by a railroad track. Every Friday night 5 trains would come down that track. Each time I'd wake up startled thinking the train had jumped the track and was coming through the second story window. After two months of the same thing, it was the same for me every Friday night. I moved the hell out of there.

Fast forward to October 10, 2018. After waking up at noon, I went back to bed at 12:20 and didn't wake up again until 4 pm. I NEVER heard the sound of a train. If I had heard one, you can be sure I would have awakened simply from the trauma of my previous experiences.

So come take a look. You'll see the two trees. There is also a palm tree at 14th and Mack Lewis that is at an angle. The storm didn't do that. A teenager in a car hit the tree years ago.

Then come back and be a witness.

I am in Panama City. 14th and Mack Lewis Drive. Anyone who who wants to drive this way they can see the two trees I keep referring to for themselves.

How in the world did that tree not lose a single branch?? You'll already know the answer when you see it. It's not like thre tree was protected by other trees.

In fact there are plenty of places in Panama cit with the same type of tree where it didn't matter how thick the area was forested - the trees snapped. Not just limps but the trunks of the trees snapped.

Oak trees were uprooted while the pines snapped. Here where I live about 15 to 20 feet up, limbs broke off, but no trees were uprooted or snapped.

thats bc you live at the very western edge of the windfield, once you cross the hathaway it looks like nothing happened and you are right next to it. Again bring your fucking fan to my neighborhood

Go fuck yourself. You're such an fucking excpert on my neck of the woods. Across the Hathaway is dramatic how they almost escaped the storm. But not so here. The Bay did something to protect them.

You've been given the location. And an invitation to see it. But you're such a fucking expert on something you have no clue about.

It's fucking amazing how dumbasses react when they are being given lifesaving and home saving information. Plato 's Cave was right. He's still right!

I drive through there all the time, that area of town in pretty much ok. From MLK back towards tyndall and on out to me is where the real fun went down

Stay in the dark. Keep dealing with hurricanes as a helpless victim. There is penty of destruction on this side of MLK. Sheesh!

In case the first link isn't working, here is another one:

[link to www.noaa.gov (secure)]

your literally a few blocks from there. The bay on the other side of the hathaway? Ive seen the area

You are full of shit! It's about three miles to the bridge from here!

My place is close to the water and there is an opening to the Gulf in a direct line to where I live!

Oh, boo-hoo... get outta your moms basement and get a job and LIVE!!!

There is an open invitation to anyone who wants to see for themselves. Meanwhile laptop warriors like yourself who know it all can write anything and they think it makes them look smart. No you look like a dumb ass.

There is an open invitation to anyone who wants to see for themselves. Meanwhile laptop warriors like yourself who know it all can write anything and they think it makes them look smart. No you look like a dumb ass.