Wake up and smell the chem trails

What are those bizarre white stripes in the sky?

On a nearly daily basis we are sprayed with fake “clouds” called chemtrails, aka stratospheric aerosol geoengineering or solar radiation management—found to contain nanoparticles of toxic metallic elements—primarily aluminum and barium but also strontium, manganese, thorium and other unknown elements.

We are told that this is a benefit to protect us from “climate change” by reflecting the sun away from the Earth. This is not the case. Nor is it “seeding” of clouds to produce rain.

Instead of protecting us, all evidence points to disastrous consequences, including: respiratory ailments, degenerative diseases linked to heavy metal exposure, loss of photosynthesis, extreme weather anomalies such as severe drought in one area and extreme precipitation, heat or cold in another. It has also impacted the health of our soils and water and, consequently, our forests and oceans.

It appears the real reason for geoengineering is militarization of the weather as well as manipulation of food production and water resources for the benefit of multinational corporations and the commodities and insurance markets.

Official pronouncements would have us believe that this technology is new. It is not and has been used for decades. We are told these are normal condensation trails of airplanes. These are not normal flight paths. By design, modern commercial and military jets are all equipped with high bypass turbo fan engines that are nearly incapable of producing condensation trails.

How can our government, military and corporations think that this toxic garbage can be sprayed into our atmosphere for decades and not have a serious negative impact on our planet?

We need an immediate moratorium on this technology along with a congressional investigation.

This dangerous, hidden endeavor makes me wonder if what we are told about climate change is true or is it a narrative being pushed for some nefarious agenda.

“Weather as a Force Multiplier: Owning the Weather in 2025,” published in August 1996, written by U.S. Airforce officers discussing weaponization of the weather, including use in Vietnam in the 1960s, is a chilling read.

Susan Stewart
Westlake Village