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السر بين هارب و هاري و الهرم..!!! دمروا سلاحهم دون حرب ..سر هدم هرمنا في حرمنا.
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The speaker describes building a metal, pyramid-shaped structure on the Tunisian coast as an environmental “nursery.” They claim the structure produced unexpected geophysical effects — a positive-energy aura, altered local atmospheric behavior, and increased cloud/precipitation formation. The speaker also asserts that foreign powers operate electromagnetic weather-control systems that steer cyclones and divert rainfall away from North Africa, and that unidentified agents demolished the pyramid to stop its counteracting effect. After the demolition, a strong Mediterranean storm (referred to as “Storm Hari”) produced heavy rain on Tunisian coasts.
The talk mixes technical-sounding descriptions (ionospheric/aura effects, electromagnetic frequencies) with political and security accusations.
Scientific concepts, discoveries, and natural phenomena presented
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Weather control / geoengineering claims:
- Devices in several countries (United States, France, Canada, Russia, China, etc.) allegedly use specific electromagnetic frequencies to heat the atmosphere and direct geophysical factors.
- These systems are claimed to steer clouds, redirect hurricanes/cyclones, and divert rainfall away from targeted regions.
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Atmospheric and geophysical phenomena described:
- Cyclone tracks redirected away from North African mountain ranges into the Atlantic or northeastern Europe, causing drought in the Maghreb.
- Formation of mesospheric or mesosphere-related distributions and dense cloud masses that can lead to heavy rains and storms.
- A localized “aura” or geophysical field generated by a pyramid-shaped structure that allegedly alters nearby atmospheric density and energy.
- Heating of surface vegetation (esparto grass) and resulting accumulations/dispersed densities linked (by the speaker) to storm/hurricane formation.
Observations and claimed outcomes
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While operating for roughly 1–2 months, the pyramid is said to have:
- Attracted positive energy and increased local positive-energy density.
- Produced mesospheric distributions and changes in cloud density in the immediate area.
- Correlated with regional storm formation once external weather-control activity was disrupted.
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After the pyramid’s demolition:
- The demolition team reportedly noticed a hot energetic effect at the local site.
- Heavy coastal storms (including the event named “Storm Hari”) occurred in the area when broader weather-control activity was allegedly disrupted.
Methodology, structure, and actions described
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Construction:
- Built a metal, pyramid-shaped structure on Sidi/Seti Salem beach (Bizerte coast), intended as a pyramid-shaped nursery to stimulate plants and organisms.
- Internal preparations included creating a spiral and deliberately engineering the pyramid’s shape to produce an “aura.”
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Observations and monitoring:
- The structure was operated for approximately one to two months with reported observations of increased energy density and altered cloud behavior.
- The speaker claims to have documentation of calculations and observations demonstrating geophysical interactions.
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Alleged interference and outcome:
- The pyramid was unilaterally demolished by unidentified agents; the speaker claims this action was not authorized by executive, judicial, military, or local authorities.
- Local energetic phenomena were reportedly observed at the demolition site, followed by significant coastal storms.
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Recommendation:
- The speaker advises Maghreb countries to erect pyramid-shaped columns (6–10 meters high) along shores, built to the described standards, to counteract external weather-control effects.
Named phenomena or projects referenced
- “Storm Hari” — name given to the Mediterranean storm that reportedly produced heavy rain on Tunisian coasts.
- The pyramid-shaped nursery project — the metal pyramid built on the Tunisian coast.
Researchers, organizations, locations, and other names mentioned
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Groups / associations:
- “Greatest Secret: The Science of the Book”
- Barqa Association for Maghreb Culture, Tourism, and Environment
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Tunisian institutions and authorities referenced:
- Ministry of the Environment (Tunisia)
- Coastal Protection and Development Authority
- Governorate of Bizerte / the Governor
- Tunisian security institutions (National Guard, military)
- Tunisian judiciary (referenced as not authorizing the demolition)
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Locations:
- Shat’a Sidi Salem / Seti Salem beach (site of the pyramid)
- Bizerte (Tunisian coast)
- Maghreb / North Africa (Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria, Mauritania, Libya, Egypt)
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Countries mentioned as operating weather-control devices:
- United States, France, Canada, Russia, China (and Europe/France specifically)
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Individuals / terms:
- “Zaid” (appears as a recording tag)
- The speaker (unnamed narrator)
- INSOUF (term appears in the transcript; context unclear)
Note: The summary reports claims and descriptions made in the subtitles. The scientific assertions (weather-control devices, pyramid-generated auras, and causal links to storms) are presented as statements from the video and are not independently verified here.
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