Pay to Play?

My Research is showing me that the 2 Doppler radars’ pulsed, 2.0 megawatts of energy is energizing the overhead atmosphere, which acts like a capacitor which in turn is triggering additional sinkholes, algae blooms, fish and mammal kills and an increase in weakly ionizing radiation to all biology below

I wonder where those 1.25 Megawatts of energy are going that are radiated from that Klystron 9 Doppler Radar tower in Pinellas Park in Tampa?  And then if you add in another 0.75 Megawatts from that NEXRAD tower in Tampa, that makes 2 Megawatts. 2 Megawatts is a lot of energy.  I realize it is pulsed, but where is all of that energy going in those pulses? 2 Megawatts might be the average instantaneous demand of say 1000-2000 homes.  I realize the PhD jocks will tell you it is “NON-IONIZING” energy.  I suggest the next PhD that gives that response should be made to stand in the pulse of one of those things to confirm his assertion.  Because my data is showing that in Florida >80% of the fish kills related to algae blooms are occurring very close to the Doppler radar towers.  It is also showing >80% of all of the large sinkholes opening up in 2013 in Florida, like the one that just opened this morning, are very near Doppler towers.  That is also a couple of miles from where the whale beached and died last week. What if unlike Oklahoma City, where you get seismic activity from the accelerated decay, you get accelerated ionization and decay of the limestone until the bottom falls out?  That is in addition to all of the algae blooms and dead fish in the area.

According to my research, all transactions in this life require you to pay the vacuum, since we are immersed in it and are creatures of it.  Normally, I think it is a small price to pay and we do not run out of funds for eighty to ninety years.  Unless of course you have energized the vacuum around you with Doppler, in that case there is a much higher price to pay.  The atmosphere is not just our playground, it is a vital link in the chain of life.

Godspeed