MES Livestream 136: Dr. Judy Wood Discusses Anomalies in Hurricanes and Tornadoes by @mes on 3Speak
Dr. Judy Wood joins the show again, this time to discuss the many fascinating anomalies in hurricanes and tornadoes, which point to the involvement of unconventional physics at play. YouTube - Rumb...
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Oh, that's my fan, is it bothering people? Okay, I'm back, yeah, so she has a fan on, well, I think you could probably keep it, it's not a big deal, if people get too distracted. But the thing is, it's a hurricane video, so the wind. Yeah, you gotta have wind. Yeah, so we have the wind in the hurricane video, all right, so we have that, and yeah, so we're recording, we're live, and, yeah, so the doctor's in town. And yeah, so how are you, Dr. Judy Wood? And, yeah, what do you want to say in the audience before we dive? Oh, I'm messing with stuff for the chickens, and it's real hot out, so I'm sweating. That's why it's nice to sit in front of the fan. Yeah, that's good. And how hot is it there in? I don't know, I don't have a thermometer here, but it's been in the 90s. Okay, 90s. Up to 99. But the humidity isn't real bad. I guess 90 F to 92, C, 32. Holy, okay, yeah. Apparently next week, we might have it, like, all, not 90, probably like 85, 80, or about 85 next week here in Vancouver. So that's going to be pretty... That's hot there. Yeah. And the humidity, like, how, I'm not sure how humid is where you're at, is here? It depends. Right now, it's probably not on that bad. know what it is today, but when I was trying to cool off the chicken pen for the little chickies, it was 41% relative humidity, so that was, it made it really easy to bring the temperature down. Okay. It went from 101 down to 91 when I saturated the ground, so it made it a swamp cooler. Oh, that's good, that's good, that's some field effects. You did? Yep. Do you want to discuss the wolverine that you had to deal with, or you want to just leave that? It could. Yeah, it's a mystery. And whether it's a wolfrene or a cousin of it or something, it's something like that. I started eating my, or killing my chickens. And they say that they can, weasels can kill an entire flock in one night, you know, one weasel. Oh, wow, wow, yeah, so this is Wolverine. It looks a lot like Richard Gage and Jim Petser. That's, yeah. Yeah, so I didn't realize Wolf Rien's, the whole time I thought there was a movie, like, just the X-Men movie. I didn't realize there are actual animals that look like. Well, it's a mascot of the University of Michigan. Okay. No, that's, yeah. Yeah, so that's a weasels are attacking. And you actually saw it, right? Oh, I didn't see it. I didn't see it, but I walked in on it. And, you know, I was going out last night, I was set up all night, and I was going out like every half hour or one hour. And I kind of tiptoed up to the chicken house. I'd had some motion lights, you know, kick on with motion, and they're on. I thought that was kind of weird. undoing the door, and I heard this could crash it, and he banged it, and then the lights got knocked over. And it sounded like five chickens, you know, fell on the floor. But when I got the door open, they're all still up in the ruse, just fine. So I think it was the character. And it sounded like they hit the chicken door. And I think the thing is opening the chicken door. So making arrangements to bolt it shut tonight. Okay, that's good. Yeah, hopefully the chickens are fine, because these animals, again, they're absolutely vicious. They're wicked. Yeah, yeah, they have plenty of traps, and I put cat food in there, you know, meat, cat food, and, like, beef or something, and they go in there and eat the cat food and come back out without tripping the trap. Holy. And then I put new cat food in there, just through the night, and went back out, and it was gone, too. Wow. And what's very interesting is, so, like, just before you told me about the weasel attacking your chickens, I saw this video literally a few days before this, is the one I sent you, but the guy had that Wolverine, that he thought was a Wolverine. Oh, yeah. I don't know what the video's not playing. These things are wicked, and the chicken I found today in the swimming pool, it was, like, eaten quite a bit. But what they do in the hen house, they might, you know, they bite them right below the head, you know, on the neck, and they suck their blood out. Then they go to the next one, in the next one, so they can do a whole row of them. And poor helpless chickens, when they're sleep at night, they're just, they're helpless. They're just zoned out. They're completely helpless. Yeah, yeah, like... I would imagine because those animals are vicious. So this guy, literally, he said he heard a noise, and it was that, it was that Wolverine-type animal, like, attacking his four dogs, so that they were all in a huge fight, and he lost his voice by yelling at them. That was pretty fascinating, but I'm going to go here quickly. So here... I think he thought it was a neighbor's cat, and that the dogs were ripping the cat apart. Yeah, why doesn't it just copy? Okay, I have a... The one thing about Max, it's like everything needs a permission. You can't just copy and paste whatever you want. So here, this is the animal, this is the animal that attacked his dogs. I'm going to go to, yeah, I'll do reverse. They look so sweet and cute, but they're vicious. Yeah, yeah, they are. Let's see, the weasels, it's 85 PSI in their teeth, and they're little guys, so that's pretty amazing force they can put down, bite force. Okay, yes, this is the Tyra. They're good at digging. Yeah, so this is the animal. Yeah, it's called Tyra. It's like it's, yeah, it looks pretty ridiculous. It's a weird animal. It's like a bear that's shrunken. It's like a bear and a rat mix together. A bear and a rat combine them together. A bear with a short nose. Yeah, all right. And stouts are in England and in New Zealand. They're probably not quite as nasty, but they're of the same family. When has short tail, when is long tail, I don't remember which is which, of the weasels. Okay, yeah, that could be for another stream there. We'll go on the weasels. So, you can see why I couldn't just go to sleep and hope for the best, because I might lose all my chickens. Yeah, so, yeah, I was out there. you know, munking with it, and also at least keeping it harassed so it wouldn't feel real comfortable. But it was, it was going into the traps and eating the food and leaving, you know? Yeah, that is absolutely, again, a vicious. And that's what they call, like, they use that as an insult when you call someone a weasel. And, yeah, the first thought about that is, Jim Fetzer, he kind of looks like a weasel. Yeah, they are like trolls, weasel out of things. Because it isn't, you know, they have tripped the trap and then and still gotten out. But then now they've learned how not to trip the trap so that maybe they go along the roof and reach down for it. I don't know if they did. I've never come across this before. My neighbor said he's not seen one around him before either. Oh, wow. Yeah, that is astonishing. Yeah, they're probably using like Grock AI to ask, how do we get around this trap? But also, Chris Shaq just says, great to have the doc back on, all right. So, Chris Shaq. Well, thanks. Yeah, and, yeah, so Chris Shaq, actually, so he actually bumped into Andrew Johnson at the, he was promoting his book, the consciousness book, I think last week or so. Cool. So that's, that's pretty cool. All right. And yeah, so I'm gonna just send a link to the notes to the audience, and then we'll, I'll read this, I'll go over the trailer as well. Well, the only downside is, again, you can't hear the audio for some reason. That was the biggest issue we had before I was trying to get the stream on. Okay, guys, anyways, here's the link to the notes, and then Jackson Rap Homes is on Rumble, he says, thank you, I am watching, all right, so he's in there. Okay, so here's the notes, I'm gonna just read this out, and we'll just get going. So, MES, live stream 136, Dr. Judy Wood discusses anomalies and hurricanes and tornadoes, and we'll also discuss a lot of other stuff, Honey Badgers and Weasels, and the amount of Everest stuff, we'll talk about that as we go as well. Oh, yeah. Yeah, so Dr. Judy Wood joins the show again this time to discuss the many fascinating anomalies in hurricanes and tornadoes, which point to the involvement of unconventional physics at play. And this was from your presentation, I took the screenshot, I think it was from you, did you make this specific presentation, or did somebody else? Make this one. I've gathered that stuff from, you know, pictures on the internet and so forth. Oh, no, I know, but did you put it together as this image? Because I just took a screenshot from that presentation that you were in. I know, I don't remember. I've had all these images. Okay, okay. I really like the one in the upper right corner with the lightning bolt. Yeah, that's a great one. That's a great one. It's showing that there's a potential between the... you know, the flat part, the top, and the ground. That's great. And what I also did was, I AI upscaled this. It was actually a smaller video, a smaller image, so I just made it higher quality. I just made it bigger. But I'm sure that people thought this, but I hadn't before, but when it was, you know, seemed kind of obvious that this hurricane's heading towards. New York, you don't know when it's going to turn around, but they don't even tell anybody. They don't give them an optional, you know, voluntary evacuation. And you can't evacuate 8 million people at the drop of the hat. So it's like they had to be 100 % sure that the hurricane wasn't going to be a problem. And so I started wondering, okay, what is it about hurricanes? What do hurricanes do? And then I think of the shape of them, and they look like a Tesla coil. And they actually put out a static field, and on 9-11, even though people say it was a bright blue sky day, the three major airports, LaGuardia, JFK, and Newark airports, all reported thunder that day, dry thunder. Yeah, if you have a potential between the pie plate top and the ground, you might get some thunder. But New York City at the time was right outside of the cloud, you know, the spiral cloud. But it still has a static field out that far. That's what it says. And I remember Hurricane Wilma was coming, you know, into the Gulf of Mexico. name of the time. And people thought it was going to go up where Katrina went. Like, oh, no, it's going to go turn around and go by Fort Myers. People said, nah, no, why do you say that? Because this morning they said all the birds left town. Yeah, birds know when to hide or leave town or get away from it. They can sense that static field. Yeah, yeah, definitely. I know... people saying that they, some people say they can sensitive, but animals are like way more sensitive. Right, because their life depends on their skedaddling. Yeah, they did go by Fort Myers. Maybe you turn and came back by Fort Myers. But especially old people with arthritis, you hear him talk about feeling a storm coming. So there's something that is sensed. Yeah, that's one thing I wanted to do, actually, when I see an old guy, if somebody says a day of arthritis, I'm going to ask, can you sense hurricanes? They can sense probably pressure changes or, you know, weather changes, depending weather changes. I know the lady next door used to really complain for a couple days before the weather change. She had bad arthritis then. Okay, that is fascinating. That's something like, it's like these kind of things, it should be expanded on and explored, like, much more than just, yeah. It gets to my pet peeve about... being, you know, in your home, being required to have smoke detectors. And somebody smells smoke, well, the smoke alarm didn't go off, so we're fine. Yeah, yeah. People have lost their sense of, you know, their environment. And I think everyone probably has the ability to sense, you know, a storm coming. But they've just gotten numb to it because of how we grow up. Yeah, yeah, no, definitely I agree with that part. So I'm gonna, I'm gonna actually play the trailer, because do you have a chance to see the trailer, or not, but I'll play it, and again, you may not be able to hear it, the audience should be, and then, but I'll let you know what you think, but you're also the one in there talking, in there as well. Oh, okay. So I'm gonna play, this is the trailer. All right, so guys, here is the trailer, this is the trailer for, Oh, Frank Culberson. Yeah, this is the trailer for MES livestream 136. Dr. Judy Wood discusses field effects during hurricanes, and I'll put the text in case you want to hear it, or actually it might be hard for you. Yeah, I know what he says, and he says, look it up down the East Coast to see if he sees anything else. So, and you know he has to aim that camera real carefully to not pick up the outer bands of the hurricane. Yeah, for sure. This is one of the most mind-boggling. But there's also a part where the sound cuts out, and then the lady at Mission Control says, that's right. And so they clipped out something so that it wasn't for public consumption. Yeah, you mentioned that one now. That is something there. But it's interesting. Another thing I just came in my mind is, do you remember that German studies professor that tried to downplay the hurricane? I think his, oh, yeah, I think his name was Dr. Weasel or something, but anyways, so he never included this, he never included this scene. So he never touched this one, so that's pretty interesting. Anyways, yeah, so the, uh, Joyce, uh, Riley, who, uh, was calling me a liar at a show. Yeah, that was quite a, that was one of the most ridiculous things I've seen. So I will, yeah, but yeah, I was going to play this, uh, do you want to say something before I play it? No, I know it says. It's the trailer, it's four minutes, but includes the flying trucks and all that. Oh. So this is only beginning. Oh, okay, cool. Yeah, yeah, so the trailer is much more than just that. That's just the beginning of your presentation. So I'm going to play this right now. Yep. Yeah, I'm going to ask audience, can you guys hear the audio there? Can you all hear it, and is it echoing? Can you all hear it, and is it echoing? All right, and also Chris Schack is in the chats, he's saying, yeah, we might possibly two other live streams later on this year. He wants to do one on 9-11 Museum, and 9-11, the players, who's possibly in people. Yeah, so it would be quite. Interesting, so, but anyways, can you guys hear this audio or no? Okay, no sound, because these people are saying no sound either. So they can't hear it either. Okay, I'm not alone. So they can't hear it either. Well, this is where, this is where he says he's looking up down the East Coast to see if he sees anything. He hasn't mentioning this hurricane right, right under the, the, uh... Mm-hmm, okay. In Space Station. Okay, so these people can't hear it, so it is something with Teams. I think Teams needed to be resetted. I'm out of place again. Can you guys hear it now? Yeah, I remember something about a hurricane? Well... As we went over Maine, we could see New York City and the smoke from the fires. Can you guys hear it now? It, my teams, I mean, my thingy literally shows that audio is being played. Okay, no, no, not me, and talking about the audio of the video. Not me. Okay, I'm playing a video, guys. Okay, Jackson Home says no sound. Actually, I can double check here as well. Well, that's all the people there. Okay, yes, now, okay, so the issue is with Teams itself. It's not, yeah, so Teams needs to be reset. I can actually do that because it won't affect the thing. So, Dr. Judeo, I'm going to, like, close my teams, and then call you again. Okay. Yeah, so that's the issue. So, no echo, volume, grade, too. Okay, so it is the teams, so it's not my streaming. Okay. I'm going to close, how do I go back to this? I'll hang up and close and reset my teams. Okay, stop sharing. Leave, okay, and... Okay, so I'm closing the teams. It might be the teams. Audio and video is fine. You had it on pause, that's why I think. No, that wasn't the issue, no, it's, I switched up some stuff. And now I'm going to go and open up Teams. All right, so now I'm going to call. Okay. All right, so I'm calling. Can you hear me now? Yeah. And I'm going to go and share a window and share this one trailer. Okay. And now you can let me know, can you hear this? I hear it. Yes, okay, so it was the teams. Okay, so this is from... After you do... I hear Frank Culberson's voice. Yes, after, now the audience should be able to hear it. Can you guys still hear it? And I should be no echo. So, again, after doing, like, 100 plus live streams. You realize how to troubleshoot it. I think that's one thing I've learned a lot is troubleshooting stuff. Okay, so I'm going to play this right here. Okay, guys, and let me know if you get to hear the audio. Echo, there's, no, the echo should be gone now. Okay, I'm going to play now. As we went over Maine, we could see New York City, and the smoke from the fires. Our prayers and thoughts go out to all the people there, and everywhere else here, I'm looking up and down the East Coast to see if I can see anything else. Yeah, remember something about a hurricane? Well, what is a hurricane? A Tesla coil. It's like a supersized Tesla coil. I'll be done. Guess what it produces, a static field around it. Oh, no kidding. And the three major airports around Manhattan on 9-11, reported thunder. JFK, LaGuardia, and Newark Airports. all around Manhattan reported thunder that day. Even on a clear blue day. Right, because you know how ahead of the hurricane or storm to get dry thunder? Mm-hmm. You have a charged static field in the air. Remember this past spring, I think it was April 3rd, there were these flying trucks in Texas? You told me about those, yeah. It was a whole bunch of tornadoes around the Dallas-Fort Worth area. and they had flying trucks. It looks like they're a couple hundred feet off the ground, gauging by the length of the truck. And I've got a couple of videos here from that, and notice that these trucks, it seemed to be under some sort of levitation or anti-gravity. And you don't have much of anything else other than the trucks. And see what other similarities when we watch this. These right now, these tractor trailers, we're going to show you. They look like Tonka trucks being thrown through the air right there, and then they piled up. There it is, right after the massive twisters. They were just flying through the air and twirling. And entire neighborhoods were torn up. We have the roof ripped off from a home. The entire bedroom looks intact, with a flat -screen TV still there. Another home there. Two-by-four shooting through the walls like missiles. So much of the destruction caught on tape. as it happened around 1 p.m. Dallas time. Those were deadly weapons, but no one was killed. We've got complete coverage of the storm. As it went across a transport company, trees flying through the air, semi, the trailers, there you go, a couple of semi, look at that, the beds of the trailers. hurling, twirling around in the sky, and then dropping down from at least 50 feet high down into the ground. We saw trees, there goes another semi. And it's spinning as it's... It's spinning, down it comes, bang, lands on its nose right down at the ground. Big piece of a tree there that just got hurled up, I believe it was. So certainly we have seen a destructive tornado on the south side of Dallas, still within parts of the area near south of Grapevine, north of Arlington. tornado in the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex area, as well as over on the east side of Dallas, in toward the area around the Mesquite area, just to the west of Mesquite and east of... And actually, there's another video of that same house from Texas, from, there's a video from the other direction where you can see the bookcases look undisturbed. They're against the wall that was closer to us on this one, and it looked like a stack of papers there, nothing was ruffled.…