Are Spanish Floods Connected To North African Drought & Cloud Seeding?

Nov 11, 2024

After six straight years of drought in Morocco and over two years of severe drought across southern Europe and North Africa, the situation remains alarming according to the JRC analysis. Their combined drought indicator shows Morocco experiencing critical drought conditions in early 2023, with the outlook only worsening heading into spring.

.... The drought is expected to take a major toll on Morocco's vital agricultural sector this year.

The majority of the country's 155,000 hectares of farmland depend solely on rainfall rather than irrigation. But rainfall over the important winter planting season is down 44% compared to 2023.

Farmers had already scaled back cereal crop plantings in anticipation of another dry year. However it is already clear that wheat and barley harvests will be devastated according to reports from major cereal growing regions ....

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At this point I’d like to draw your attention to 👉 this newsletter if I may.

If you scroll down to “THE GREAT MAN MADE RIVER …..” you’ll see that someone actually went to great lengths to ensure the whole of Africa had fresh water, for drinking, crops etc. It took 40 years to build.

Then Hillary Clinton gave the go-ahead to bomb it [killing 100’s of 1,000’s of men, women & children in the process].

August 2024:

Days after French media outlet Vert Eco criticized Morocco’s reliance on desalination to combat severe drought, a Spanish report has now raised concerns about the North African country’s plans to increase rainfall through artificial cloud seeding.
According to a report from Spanish weather agency El Tiempo, Morocco has allocated nearly €10 million since 2023 to boost its cloud seeding program, aiming to generate artificial rain and alleviate the structural drought affecting the country.
The goal is to increase precipitation in specific areas by up to 15% through a total of 20 cloud seeding projects.

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