Discussion on Chemtrails and Legislation
Introduce people to this is to, of course, start with the lines in the sky.
These are the entry point into a world of information.
They were the one that lines in the sky was the one thing I had to go on
at the beginning of all this.
I actually reverse engineered my entire book
just from seeing lines in the sky.
But anyway, you know, so the chemtrails, the word chemtrail
means a chemical trail.
And in the context of of how we use it, it's a chemical trail
that comes out of a jet aircraft flying high in the sky.
And it's it's a play on the word contrail,
which is short for condensation trail.
Now, a condensation trail is only water vapor.
And that results from certain atmospheric conditions.
No spiking of the jet fuel and no spraying of stuff.
You'll see a tiny little tail on a plane that's called a contrail
that disappears very quickly.
But when you see lines that are stretching from horizon to horizon,
no matter the atmospheric conditions, you're looking at particulate matter.
You're looking at lines in the sky that behave like particulate matter.
Water vapor does not create a line.
I see all the images you're putting on the screen.
Water vapor does not create a line in the sky that just stays there
over the course of hours and spreads out and turns into,
you know, cirrus cloud cover and then eventually just kind of a dull.
And mosquitoes to do this and that, like these things are happening
almost like we are in a zoo as a part of a big science experiment,
and they can no longer seem to be able to keep the lid on
whether it's happening or not, is that do you see that same kind of thing
happening in the air is what I'm talking about in the meat and the bugs,
you know, from from top to bottom.
They're rolling out the new world order.
They're rolling out their synthetic world.
See, these spraying programs are a wrecking ball.
That destroy the natural world.
These spraying programs are creating demand for their synthetic world.
You know, if everything is thriving and everybody and listen to that version
as well, but what's the call to action for our listeners?
Because some of this you hear and it's almost like like, you know,
taking slingshots and shooting them at the sun or something like what do people even do?
You know, you mentioned HVAC systems maybe have a good filter.
You mentioned your stuff in your cars have a cabin filter, but that's not,
you know, probably people listen to this and ride a bike to work.
How how can you what are the steps people can take besides awareness
and calling their bluff that you can do to move the needle
in a way where we can fight back and say, no, you can't put crap in our food.
No, you can't fill bugs in my forest.
I don't want your stupid mosquitoes.
I don't want to fill in my air with ash.
So what what are the steps people can take that you think would be most effective?
Now, thanks, Dave. You're too kind.
But, you know, the stuff that I've been recommending,
I've been recommending three things that people want to get involved.
And my number one move right now, my favorite thing going on are these bills.
They're going through state and federal or we've had three federal bills so far.
And I think it's like 36 states.
have anti-geoengineering bills in the works.
Three have already passed.
Tennessee, Missouri, and I'm forgetting, Florida.
Okay.
Have already passed.
And see, these are feeding the federal bills.
So there are groups that are attending to these
and promoting these.
And one is something called
americansforacleanatmosphere.com.
And they keep track of which states have bills
on their homepage.
It's very informative.
So, and it's the number four, not F-O-R,
the number four.
americansforacleanatmosphere.com.
And there's a button at the top of their homepage
that says get involved.
You can email them and ask them how to get involved.
Then there's another group called Reclaim Our Skies,
which is particularly virulent at this time,
doing the same type of thing.
You know, promoting these state and federal bills.
So you go to reclaimourskies.com.
They're also on X.
And they have a group,
but I'm told that X is eliminating groups.
But you know, you can still join the group at this point.
I just don't know how long it's going to last.
This is why I'm saying go to their website,
reclaimourskies.com.
Yeah, there's americansforacleanatmosphere.
If you scroll down, you'll see all the state bills
and all the other information and stuff.
But so there's those two groups
promoting the state and federal bills.
And then I'm also promoting this legal effort
called the Geo Fight.
And if you want to check that out,
it's called thegeofight.com.
And you know, I'm not a legal expert,
but I think their hand looks pretty good.
And what really clenched it for me,
there was a lot of other people, you know,
saying I should be supporting this
before I actually supported it.
And I was a little resident
because I've seen a lot of lawsuits come and go.
But it looks like they have a good hand.
Like I said, I'm not a legal expert,
but what really got me is that they have a whistleblower.
In their first official complaint that they've filed,
they have a NOAA whistleblower,
the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration.
Their whistleblower, a guy who was working for them
by the name of Justin Mabie, M-A-B-I-E.
And he's got a book coming out published by Skyhorse.
It's called The Climate Change Deception.
It's coming out next month, at the end of next month.
And I'm gonna, you know, read it
and do an episode of my show about it.
But so, you know, I'm really, once I saw that,
I knew I had to, you know, endorse this legal movement.
And the guy, the number one guy on that team
is named Blake Horowitz,
and he's been doing a lot of interviews lately.
And so he's, you know,
he's providing a transparent process for all of this
and, you know, letting people know where he's coming from
and laying his cards on the table.
So, you know, I stand confidently behind the GeoFight.
So you go to thegeofight.com
and they're looking for, I think, evidence,
you know, like videotape and pictures.
They're creating a big database of all that.
Like I've looked over their material a little bit
and they're also looking for donations.
But that's what brings me to me.
I need donations too.
People need donations, Dave and Stacey.
Well, I know you spend five, six hours a day
working on this project and, you know.
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