On Tue, 08 Jan 2019 10:15:18 -0800, sltom992 wrote:


And dirty fuel emits particles that water vapour coalesces about. So
your point is?

Of course you can't make blue sky rain. But they could make it rain in
places where they wanted the rain to fall when it would normally be
falling in Thailand.

Do you have the figures to backup the claim, aka measureably extra
rainfall above and beyond natural variation. some people say global
warming, some say climate change and now you're saying cloud seeding.

Laos and Cambodia would receive the rain so that
the north Vietnamese couldn't travel down the Ho Chi Minh Trail.

Please explain how that worked since the theory depends on all transport
being by truck rather than foot and/or bicycle.

This
prevented attacks from the back side of the dividing line.

Alternatively, the NV simply switched the places they were doing "chain
pulling" and thus where they wanted to engage the invader.

This ALL
worked. In fact North Vietnam admitted that they were beaten.

Source? I'm still filled with mirth from the claims from the military
types that the whole Nam saga was a success.

But after
Lyndon Johnson pulled American Troops out of South Vietnam he cut all
military aid to the South and that gave the North the advantage again.

Wasn't that just a typical "premature victory" claim, which seems to be
routine amongst US presidents.


All it would have taken would have taken is for dumbass Beatie to look
it us in Wikipedia to discover