An Early and Portentous Cold Season in a Covid19 Context

Picture of a completely overcast northern sky taken at 7am this morning

It is not every year that the winter in the savannah arrives this early. There are rare times when this happens, but usually when this occurs, there are the accompanying signs of the early advent of a cold season as well.

For example, the morning starts off cloudy, but right after dawn, the clouds part and the sun intermittently shines through. This pattern where the sun shines then goes behind cloud cover and emerges again is repeated until noon, when the sun finally gets its way.

Then come days when the cloud cover persists throughout the day, and yet others when the sun shines throughout.

This early winter, or cold season (as it is known in the savannah), is totally different. It adheres to a strict pattern that is repeated daily, that gradually gets more intense as the days go by, the overcast skies getting the upper hand with time.

The cold season in this part of the savannah usually starts in June. This year, however, it started towards the end of march, a full 2 months earlier than usual.

This early, pretimely, and intense start of the cold season is a bad sign in light of the speculated fact the Covid19 virus thrives in a cold environment.

Given the demonstrated capacity of the west to easily control the weather in any part of the world they choose, I wouldn't be surprised if the strange weather phenomenon is geoengineering by the west with intent to create the conditions that promote a Covid19 pandemic in the "southern parts" of Africa, or at least enable western experts to have an excuse to explain why the pandemic started at this time here, given African "experts" are still beholden to western expatriate advise, like the independence leaders were.

I placed the "southern parts" in quotations above because I want to make you aware that the continent is split in half by the equator. When it gets cold in the south it gets warm in the north and vice versa.

This is an important fact to keep in mind because if the cold aids the pandemic in the south, then the equatorial regions, and the north where the sun is headed, should be spared. Questions should be asked why the part of Africa above the equator didn't experience a pandemic already given they have been in a cold season thus far.

I feel it is essential to state that the cold I am experiencing at night feels artificial, especially in the middle of the night when it is most intense. It feels like a sound or electromagnetic frequency generated cold. Don't ask me how I know this. It is almost impossible to keep warm, regardless the amount of bed cover used.

I live in the savannah but have lived in the cold north for an extended period before. I know that, no matter how cold it gets, there should always be a given number of blankets or duvets that you can pull over yourself that suffice to keep the cold out, provided you are raised from the floor/ground, or sufficiently insulated from it.

My statement about the capacity of frequencies to modify the weather shouldn't be taken as empty speculation. it is perfectly possible to decrease or increase the temperature in a room, a location or region, with sound or electromagnetic frequencies alone. The western world has been manipulating weather on a global scale and have the physical infrastructure in place to do this anywhere on planet earth.

Keep in mind also the known fact that in desert regions where little to no cloud cover decks the ground, nights are very cold. This phenomenon is due to the fact the cloudless skies enable heat to escape as cooler air fills the void. Here in the savannah, this season, it has been overcast at night which should increase the temperature given the heat from the previous day has an impediment to its escape.

Instead, it's  getting abnormally cold at night.



Another picture, this time of the southern overcast sky, also taken at 7am this morning.