CONTROLLING HURRICANE IAN?

Hawk-eye wrote:

That haarp microwave heat dome completely surrounds these hurricanes and directs them to go where evil men send them. High pressure is dry hot air that is a wall to these storms and that is how they steer them.

I just wanted you to know I am OK and survived [H]urricane [I]an that was directly steered in to my island. Ground zero, Pine Island -St. James City, SW FL. I watched it on radar just before it hit and power went down. This was not an act of natural. We are demolished, absolutely not exaggerating. Everyone went under water on all the barrier islands, Pine Island, Sanibel, Captiva and Matlacha a quaint old historic strip island that connects the mainland Cape Coral to Pine Island is gone. Nothing remains. All buildings washed away.

Storm really began Tuesday evening into early a.m. hours. I slept here Tuesday night with plans to get up and go to clubhouse with my cat & dog around 7 or 8 a.m. 

My husband and I separated 5 years ago, never divorced. He came here at 4 a.m. to get me out to go with him to north end of island in another concrete building with some other friends. Good thing because [the] clubhouse was 4 ft under water for 3 hours and people inside were holding their pets up over their heads for 3 hours waiting for [the] water to go down. I never would have made it through that with 2 pets. 

Hubby is a building contractor, he lost his house to the sea, so [he is] homeless. He is bunking with me. We had to get to my place on foot day after storm due to enormous amounts of debris, downed trees, power poles, boats in roads, roofs, all kinds of obstacles, because neither of us had a place to go to to leave Pine Island. Any friends on [the] mainland were damaged too or already took in others, everyone is damaged in some way. No hotels [are] available, no place to go! Fema was evacuating people by military helicopters. It was crazy! Evacuation was to Ft Myers or Cape Coral (mainland) but they had no power or water either and many there had flooding too. So we stayed on island because it was better. Imagine that!?

We lost homes and vehicles and personal possessions, landscape, history! It's all gone. You can't even imagine unless you experience this.