Exposing 'Fact-Check' Hit Pieces Targeting JonFleetwood.com's NEXRAD Weather Mod Reports

Jon Fleetwood discusses the mainstream media's attempts to discredit his reporting on NEXRAD weather modification, with hit pieces from USA Today, ABC, and others calling it a "conspiracy theory." He explains NEXRAD’s significant power—up to 32 gigawatts per pulse—capable of influencing storm paths through a repelling effect, and the extensive network of 159 stations across the U.S. that emit millions of high-energy pulses daily. He points out how media outlets and experts downplay or misrepresent these transmissions, focusing on straw-man arguments and failing to address the real impact of these pulses. He highlights past instances, like Hurricane Helene, where geoengineering experts suggested potential weather manipulation. Jon also references the growing distrust in mainstream media, questioning their motives and the lack of transparency about NEXRAD’s capabilities.