Discussion on Climate Manipulation and Disclosure
And I posted on my X account a few months ago, just walking out, I just
saw three jets that had crisscrossed or whatever it was, three or four
jets, and you saw the trail. And then 20 minutes later, I posted
the follow-up photo, and the whole sky's
just-
Yep
... cloudy. Yeah, where they had-
Yeah, anybody-
... dispersed
... anybody who thinks that's just jet exhaust
is living in some kind of alternate
reality. A- again, do you see, you see an Arctic researcher in
Antarctica, when their breath condenses, do you see a cloud forming over their head
and getting bigger and expanding and- ...
you know, or, or some highway in some cold location, uh,
do you see
giant, uh, you know, sky covering canopies
forming? It's, it's ridiculous. Condensation doesn't do that.
So, uh, we need people to pay attention again to
their God-given sense of reason.
This is total desperation, solar radiation management.
And, and, and Clayton, we have the entire global climate science
community
s- clamoring for the need, just like Elon Musk.
We need to do this immediately, to put jets in the air to spray light
scattering
particles. And they say, "Yeah, it would look just like that,"
but that's not what
you're seeing. What? I, I mean, it's, it's, it's truly,
uh, an Orwellian world at this point, but it's getting close to
disclosure, and the fur will fly then, Clayton, because once
populations around the globe, even though they've been dumbed
down in so many ways, once they realize they're fighting for
their life, once they
realize what their governments have done to them without their knowledge or their
consent, if that doesn't bring on the proverbial
pitchforks and
torches moment, nothing will. But those in power will do everything they
can
to hide that until that point, and they're trying to now, Clayton.
I've had interview requests previously from National Geographic, USA
Today, New York Times, BBC, the list goes on and on.
None of those reached fruition. None.
They were all stomped out before, before the finish line.
Of course. They're too scared.
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