And Did I Mention

That West Nile Virus keeps showing up where most of the microwave radars are located?  And that West Nile is another one of those flaviviruses?

West Nile virus (WNV), a mosquito-borne flavivirus, was detected in North America in 1999 and has since become endemic to the United States, where it causes annual seasonal outbreaks. An estimated 70%–80% of human WNV infections are asymptomatic (1). Most symptomatic persons experience acute systemic febrile illness; West Nile neurologic disease develops in <1% of infected persons but has a case-fatality rate of 9% (2).

Are we humans CREATING the RNA viruses by bombarding all of biology with all of these high powered pulsed microwaves 24/7?

• Breaking important chemical bonds
• Producing free radicals: these are extremely reactive ions in the body that interrupt normal function and cause cellular and tissue damage when they react with biological pathways
• Creating new, harmful, chemical bonds between macromolecules that would otherwise not occur
• Directly damaging molecules like DNA, RNA, and proteins that are responsible for normal cellular function

WHERE IS THE STUDY THAT SHOWS THAT A 1 MILLION WATT PULSE OF MICROWAVE ENERGY CANNOT IONIZE  OXYGEN IN OUR BLOODSTREAM? OR A MOSQUITO’S?

Notice that oxygen has a smaller ionization energy than nitrogen, despite the periodic trend. Oxygen’s first electron to be ionized is the first paired electron in the p shell. This makes it a significantly higher electron configuration than nitrogen’s three single electrons because the two paired electrons must overcome electron-electron repulsions to be paired. Thus when that paired electron is removed in oxygen’s first ionization, it’s returning the p shell electrons to a lower energy configuration and is thus a more favorable change. This accounts for a lower ionization energy.

Look what happened the last time a 1,000,000 Watt Pulsed Doppler Microwave Weather radar triggered a weird HI-Reflectivity signal and went offline for maintenance:

The Eagle has Crash Landed

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