The United States has the equipment to use the earthquake for
military and political purposes. Like a python in one’s yard
with a dog-sized lump that distorts its slim shape, I cannot
prove that the python ate my dog, but years of experience the
world has had with pythons tells me the bulge explains the loss
of my dog. Likewise, the world’s century of experience with man-
caused earthquakes tells me that the bulge in this column of
numbers explains the loss of man’s innocent relationship with
Mother Nature. Most people are unaware of the use of the
earthquake as political messenger, or gun to the head as a
threat or a punishment. It has the potential to destroy nations.
It is only one element of what is called “weather warfare,” for
the acculturation of which the U.S. and 74 other nations have
ratified or acceded to ENMOD, a treaty which took effect on
October 5, 1978 by which they undertake “not to engage in
military or other hostile use of environmental modification
techniques having widespread, long-lasting