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CM Maccioli's avatar

I noticed chemtrails when my son was 8. He's 40 now. I said, "look Michael, what are those lines in the sky?" We counted 20 in tic-tac-toe formation. Twenty years later I mentioned chemtrails during chelation therapy amidst a full house of patients. They never heard of them and took out their cell phones to investigate. To this day, no one looks up.

Not so long ago Russian pilots escorted 2 chemtrail planes off their territory. Monsanto not in Russia either. Americans need to wake up to the colossal poisoning of our food, air, water and medical malpractice of our doctors who profit from our sickness & demise. It's just that simple.

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Jason Brain's avatar

I think it’s fair to say that since 2020 (at least) we little people have been subjected to TOTAL WARFARE – we are collateral damage (at best, perhaps we are the target) in an insane global drama for diabolical control and destruction of what’s natural and God-given.

Between both villains and dissidents flinging open the "Overton Window" together on this topic, the stigma has been reduced to say the least. Bill Gates has gone on mainstream news, explaining with animated diagrams how spraying into the atmosphere ("geoengineering") might reflect light and save us from climate change. Meanwhile a vice presidential candidate (none other than the awesome Nichole Shanahan) has tweeted extensively about this issue, including a very comprehensive interview that she posted recently on the topic of chemtrails.

Without a doubt, they are ramping it up (out here in the Seattle area myself). On sunny days the streaking comes as sure as the tides, and in obviously geometric alignment – not at all the usual flightpath of commercial airliners. Not only that, but I've seen chemtrail planes spewing at the same altitude as commercial jets that aren't releasing a trail at all; thanks for the clear "control" y'all!

Saw a chemtrail sprayed unusually low the other morning, and it blew down directly over my neighborhood. It smelled like a pulp mill once it settled, which suggests the chemicals might include hydrogen sulfide (H2S) and methyl mercaptan.

Both hydrogen sulfide (H2S) and methyl mercaptan are toxic gases. H2S is particularly dangerous, being second only to carbon monoxide as a cause of inhalational deaths. Exposure to high concentrations of H2S can lead to rapid unconsciousness and death. Methyl mercaptan, while potentially less toxic than H2S, can also cause serious health effects at high concentrations, including respiratory paralysis and central nervous system depression.

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