Whistleblower Discusses Government Chemical Spraying
Is one of the first people to ever blow the whistle on what she says is
absolutely happening, and that our own government has been involved
for decades,
spraying chemicals into the air with no regard for the people those
chemicals could be hurting. I wanna welcome in former US Air Force
environmental
specialist and geoengineering whistleblower, Kristen Megan.
Um, it's great to have you back, Kristen. Appreciate you being here.
So you've been talking about this issue for years now.
Can you take us through what you say is absolutely happening?
Yeah. Thanks for having me back. This is absolutely happening, and it's
basically now openly admitted, even though you're getting kind of
pushback
from the EPA, but I don't think it's intentional.
What I discovered around starting in 2007, I was working in
bio-environmental engineering in the Air Force, and like I had mentioned
previously, I tried to debunk this.
And in the attempt to debunk it, I realized, as somebody who
was approving forms
called Air Force Form 3952s, I had to reject
these toxicants on, formerly known as an MSDS, now an
SDS, because they're the very same toxicants we
were trying to
engineer out of the workplace. So why would be, we be procuring
more? So-
Hmm
... lots of soil sampling, air sampling.
Once I got threatened, I knew I'd found something, and it's,
it's very much
happening. In fact, when I finished my master's around 2015,
it was in an,
one of my environmental textbooks that they were doing it.
So it just, it's a shock-
Really?
... to me that people still think it's not
happening. Yes.
Yeah.
I, I sold the book, but I wish I still had it.
And, and we could all see it if you, if you look up, and it just doesn't make
sense, you know, that it's coming from like-
Mm-hmm
... a Delta flight flying overhead.
So your role in the Air Force, if I'm understanding it correctly, was
basically to approve these flights long before
takeoff, and eventually, you just said, "No, I'm not gonna do this anymore." Is
that accurate broadly?
Well, it wasn't approving the flights.
So when you're using hazardous materials, you have to track them from cradle to
grave, use and disposal. So when I was in the Air Force, I'm basically,
um, OSHA and EPA, but in the military.
Okay.
So I had to make sure that we were keeping workers safe,
so we had to understand
what we were bringing on and how could it affect human
and environmental health.
Right. Uh, people will say to me, they're like, "Well, you know,
we don't think
this is happening." If this isn't happening,
why have multiple states
passed laws banning weather engineering, including Florida,
including Texas? Can you explain that?
Yeah, that's exactly it. Um, I know a lot of people have taken the
angle of
because people still don't believe it.
Even if you don't believe it, there's people that
are trying to take action saying,
"Look at what they're claiming." Because when the government claims that they're
gonna do something, they're already doing it,
and they're trying to say, even if
you don't believe it, would you want it to happen?
It has these human and environmental impacts.
So, yes, and there's a lot of those legislators
have reached out to myself and
Dane Wigington over the past couple years.
Yes.
So they have the information and the, all the government documents that are on
geoengineeringwatch.org.
Biggest question, in your opinion, why is this being done?
And again, it might not be EPA. Could be DARPA, could be War Department,
could be
private companies, but why are they doing this?
I think there's a multitude of reasonings. You control the weather.
You can handicap many people. We did it flooding the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
But when you have this huge climate change initiative, we needed to find
ways to dim the sun and, and decrease the solar load.
So this is
fear-based, and I also think it's financially
incentivized through
betting on crops and, again, handicap- handicapping anyone
in war.
Yeah, so it kinda takes away the organic from
anything organic you're buying
because this is then sprayed into the air, and then it, and gravity brings it down.
Eventually, the rain brings it down, and it, and it is all over all of us.
Um, what are these crops doing to people?
Or, I'm sorry, these chemicals doing to people?
Well, a lot of them are heavy alkaline metals and salts,
and what they do, again,
is that synergistic toxicity. You're breathing it in.
You have the dermal absorption and in inhalation.
And it does depend on relative humidity and different weather patterns.
Like I live in Michigan, so we have all seasons in the same day.
Right.
So the dissipation rates are faster.
When you ingest that, it is eating away at your gut health.
And the thing is, is when they're using strontium and barium,
those things
bioaccumulate in the bones, and it also displaces potassium.
And if anyone's ever had low potassium, you know that causes a massive issue with
your nerves and your heart, and it can mimic a heart attack.
So we're getting massively bombarded because, again, different routes of
exposure, and depending on where you live, you can be more
exposed already because you have background elements in your drinking
water.
Geez, it's so scary. Um, Kristen, we appreciate you being with us again
tonight.
Thank you. Look forward to having you back.
Kristen Megan, again, one of the only people willing to talk
about this publicly.
Thank you
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