Concerns Over Geoengineering and Air Quality
So what are they actually
dispersing in our skies? Well, it's a whole slew of things.
And I know that I certainly, for one, have not given my informed consent,
and I'm sure none of us in this room have.
A few years ago,
there was some great work done by Dane Wigington, who runs Geoengineering Watch,
where he went up with a flying lab, NOAA flying lab,
at flight altitude and took air samples,
finding very high and concerning levels of aluminum barium and strontium.
Other scientists have been doing testing as well.
Maria Crisler, who works with us at
Global Wellness Forum, our Geoengineering Council, and also works with Dr.
Ed Group, who's our co founder at GWF, and their transhumanism research
has done in depth studies as well, finding similar heavy metals,
including titanium sulfur oxide, also polymers, other fibers, and nanotechnology.
Her research is absolutely mind blowing and frightening at the same time.
Other independent lab testing,
I don't know if many of you remember,
a couple years ago, there was a very mysterious fog that rolled through Florida,
and people's pets died within hours or the days after from that exposure.
That was also sent
off to different independent labs, and they found the same
bacteria that was used in the 1950s Operation Sea Spray over San Francisco.
So air quality testing,
stricter regulations, all need to be pushed at both the state and the federal level,
but what we're also seeing is the fallout, again,
from jet fuel additives and jet fuel emissions and byproducts of airplanes
within the commercial aviation industry.
But we are making progress.
I know this is a heavy topic,
but we have been making huge momentum.
If you think about this topic, just five, six years ago,
you were considered a conspiracy theorist to even talk about it,
and now we're walking in state capitals.
Over 33 states
last year pushed bills in their states in order
to ban geoengineering and weather modification.
And Secretary Kennedy himself acknowledged that this is, in fact, a MAHA issue
and that he would do everything within his part at HHS to try to stop it.
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