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Sunday, July 8, 2012

Was massive Russian flooding caused by weather warfare - HAARP? Russians certainly think so!



As authorities struggle with the aftermath of a massive flood which killed over 150 in Russia’s south, conspiracy theories on the deluge’s nature are popping up all over the Internet, provoking heated debates and forcing officials to respond.  But the situation in the epicenter of the tragedy – the small town of Krymsk – developed in a different manner. The town virtually went under water in a matter of 10-15 minutes, according to local witnesses. The local media even used the words  “wave” and “tsunami” to describe the torrent of water that swept through the town.  
A tsunami of rumors quickly hit the Russian blogosphere, with many accusing the local authorities of being behind the devastating flood in Krymsk.  Read More: 
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