Augustus Doricko

So the flash flooding that happened after the 4th had nothing to do with us.

We also posted those reports.

I think the two conclusions from all of this severe weather, again, are one,

Like we clearly need better forecasting capabilities, right?

Like we need to be able to forecast and alert people to these things far before when we're doing so now in order to keep them safe.

And the second thing is,

Again, I don't have evidence yet to suggest that there are state actors participating in malicious weather modification.

But if we don't have a more serious regulatory framework to monitor this stuff, like how even would we know?

Yeah, so I was on Fox two days ago.

I was on CNN last night.

I was on a handful of other programs.

Interestingly enough, you know, it's funny because we'll get some group, be it mainstream media or some sort of new media or some sort of written piece to lay out the facts and outline what's true and what's not.

And I wonder if like going on mainstream media like Fox and CNN actually hurt my case because people just said like, well, don't trust them either.

This is clearly an op.

Maybe it's better for the general public and sentiment, but I'm grateful that we had the opportunity to talk to them.

In a certain sense, there's almost like,

yeah, to your point, like nobody trusts anybody anymore.

So I'm not exactly sure what to do other than continue to publish this information that, that would make it trustworthy.

Heavenly Father, we're praying for the families in Texas, for the children affected, for the children that are with you now.

for the consolation of all the families that have lost, for the first responders and rescue workers that have seen so much and been through so much and have sacrificed so much to save lives when they could.