Topic: Earthquake Weather

A discussion regarding alleged weather modification efforts in Iran suggests that microwave fields were being used to exacerbate a drought before being neutralized. The conversation shifts to the theoretical existence of earthquake machines and the geological faults present in the Middle East.

ABC News reporter Lindsay Janis provides updates on the devastating wildfires in Santa Rosa and Sonoma County, which have destroyed over 3,500 structures. The damage is estimated at $1.2 billion, with 5% of Santa Rosa's housing wiped out. Dvorak describes "earthquake weather" in the Bay Area and the presence of falling ash.

The hosts discuss Secretary of Defense William Cohen's 1997 testimony regarding "eco-terrorism" and machines that can trigger earthquakes and hurricanes. A massive glowing UFO sighting over Shanghai and Beijing is linked to potential ionosphere heating by the U.S. or Russia. The segment predicts a retaliatory earthquake in China as part of an ongoing covert technological war.

FEMA and the National Guard conducted the "Central U.S. ShakeOut," a massive earthquake drill involving 11 states and over 3 million people. Adam Curry proposes a theory that these drills are preparation for "earthquake machine war" or weather modification attacks. The hosts review an online "Quake Quiz" from San Francisco, mocking the advice to stay in bed with a pillow over one's head during a major seismic event.

Geologists in Nature magazine warn of further earthquake risks in Haiti following the devastating January 2010 event. Simultaneously, Hurricane Tomas is projected to strike the island, leading to host speculation about weather modification and the exploitation of disasters for fundraising.