Mitch The Orgone Donor | Monsoons In The Desert & Solutions To Controlled Climate Chaos
Mitch Kohl is back to give us some updates on how his orgone device gifting quests have impacted Arizona this summer.
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Core themes
Earth Pipes Across Arizona
Mitch describes his Earth Pipes Across Arizona project, in which he and friends bury or grid orgonite devices sealed inside metal pipes around cell towers and other high EMF points, a practice he calls gifting. Tallying his receipts the night before with a friend's help, he finds the count is just shy of 800 pipes since his last appearance, built mostly in his garage over about two months. His advice is to start in your own yard and let neighbors spread it outward. Chance reads a viewer comment from someone inspired to start making her own pieces.
Monsoon Season and the Receipts
Mitch says Arizona is finally having a real monsoon after none last year and a pitiful one before that, and he credits his gifting rather than chance. On screen he compares Phoenix weather from a month earlier, when he cites highs up to 118, against current highs near 104 and a July day around 94. He also recounts fire smoke near Payson and Flagstaff fading after the last radar tower there was gifted, with warning signs downgraded. These are his readings of events, offered as receipts he wants to document.
Headlines With No Winning Move
Mitch calls the climate crisis the end game boogeyman, following what he describes as a lockdown training ground, and challenges listeners to search climate crisis hashtags and read the five most dramatic headlines in full. He dissects one claiming over a billion seashore animals were cooked in British Columbia, saying the evidence was a few thousand deaths in a polluted canal. Both men say the media frames every kind of weather as catastrophe, from a weak monsoon to flash floods and burn scars, and Chance adds that even alternative media can become doom scroll fear porn.
Feeding the Web With Attention
Both men tie outcomes to attention. Mitch says sharing alarming articles without context only feeds the web, citing a California follower who constantly complains about fires, and he holds that thoughts become things and that anyone gifting needs top-notch energy. Chance asks why we circulate what we do, hoping it is constructive, uplifting or at least funny, and later argues that respecting free will and growing aware of interconnection offers a kind of shielding, while allowing that agreements made before birth may complicate any promise of safety.
Packages, Pushback and the Frequency Fence
Mitch tells how a box of orgonite bound for the Georgia Guidestones detoured through Anchorage and arrived a day late, which Chance notes is near HAARP. Mitch laughs it off as pushback and says he had already mailed others. Chance frames the frequency fence as a medium that any spraying would ride on, and Mitch replies that he no longer subscribes to the aluminum, barium and strontium story, preferring to call the trails energy field reactions. He closes by teasing a larger project beyond Arizona and a Restore the Desert page on his website.
Quotes
“We have a monsoon season this year. We did not have one last year and we had a pitiful one the year before that.”
“Just like every other form of weather that is ever reported on by mainstream media, whatever it is, it is the worst, most apocalyptic, end of the world terrible thing imaginable.”
“So help me God, I will make sure that everyone in Arizona who wants one has an earth pipe.”
“Even a lot of what you call alternative media sources are not much better than sort of doom scroll fear porn outlets as well.”
“We live in a world where people can't fathom that somebody would want to harm them. And that's one of our biggest crutches as a species.”
“Once we reach a certain level of awareness of the interconnectedness of everything, I do think that it develops a strong amount of shielding or invulnerability to being screwed with.”
“When they say we're your weather authority on the screen, if you participate in that crap, they are in fact your weather authority.”
“All of this fake climate push that they put out there, we're manifesting it if we fall for it.”
Mitch Kohl, known as 'The Orgone Donor,' builds and gifts orgonite devices (including 'chembusters') aimed at countering EMF pollution and geoengineering; he has appeared on InnerVerse multiple times discussing Reich tech, orgone gifting, and weather/chemtrail topics.
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