Public Outcry Over Climate Manipulation
Nobody can even pay attention. You guys are so ready to get out of here.
You're so disrespectful to the public.
You sit here and you're in closed session, then you take back number five.
Does that have to do with closed session? Is that why you're pulling it back?
You know, you guys don't wanna report anything back,
let the people know what is
really going on, and it is gross negligence and
malfeasance and willful malice when you guys
refuse to acknowledge what is going on really in the
climate,
really with the weather.
They are spraying extremely toxic heavy metals,
barium, strontium, aluminum, carbon black,
human DNA. The list goes on.
And they're cloud seeding all over the place, creating storms that you guys wanna
call, like, a once in a lifetime
event.
And so it is malicious
to ignore that
and put us all in danger because you guys wanna focus on other things, like
getting us out of our cars and controlling our movements
and having the
homeless suffer on the streets.
I'm wondering when you guys are actually gonna do your job.
If you sit here and you care about the climate, then you damn well better
acknowledge that. Why are other states banning this type of
geoengineering? But you guys refuse to acknowledge it.
This is the place you should do that.
That's what our money should be spent on, making sure that's not happening.
And then you wonder why fires get out of control, because it's nanoparticulates,
it's nanothermite that is being sprayed as well, and you can't
act like you don't see it in the sky. Those are not clouds.
Straight lines are not clouds,
and that is not contrails. Those are chemtrails.
And in January, Sawpas, Sa- Santa Ana was
cloud seeding before the January storms. Before, during, and after.
People have lost things, and they're still trying to get it back,
and
instead the city of San Diego wants to sue these people.
That's what you guys should be focusing on.
It is super egregious that you ignore it.
Thank you. Your time has expired
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