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Permalink Reply by FREEDOMROX on May 4, 2024 at 3:59pm

Two weeks ago, West Tennessee, Arkansas, Oklahoma and all points South were used as a Staging Ground for Aerial Aerosol Operations to inject nano-particulates into the atmosphere at 40,000, 30,000, and 20,000 ft. to create the two weeks long Severe Weather/ Tornado Outbreak that has plagued the agricultural producing center of the country. I have the pictures to prove the absolute coverage of the aerial operations that literally spread into a blanket of particulates that were then swept up in the upper, mid, and low levels of the winds that were flowing from the south to conflate the relatively mild western fronts that met just over the Rocky Mountains riding the ridge over the center of the US. This has continued to be the case and now we are looking at a 3rd week of insane continuation of these augmented storms, at great loss of property and life. This leads to a question. How will Tennessee respond, and what enforcement capabilities do they possess to actually stop what is being done miles above our heads? Where are the Police Powers in our skies? Are TN National Guard going to scramble jets out of the Millington Naval Air Force base? Doubtful. Considering evidence suggests that very base is a Center of Operations for Weather Modification along the Mississippi River Valley, then how would this be accomplished? It only shows that this has become so noticeable and egregious that everyday people are exerting upon their representatives, and is nothing more than for mollification purposes. So, the question remains, what will we do? These operations have destroyed our Ozone Layer and protection from UV-C radiations, and is why the Sun burns our naked skin on sunny days. The health effects are considerable and detrimental to all forms of life, plants and vegetation, and threatens our very survival in the near and long term. So, again, what good is legislation without a means of enforcement. In my humble opinion, it is all sound and fury, signifying nothing. What do you think, dear reader?

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