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William Hunter Duncan's avatar

One begins to ask, how much of climate change is CO2, and how much of it is idiot control freaks deliberately trying to change the climate in 70 different countries?

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Ann Tomoko Rosen's avatar

I’m in upstate NY on the path of totality and they’ve sprayed a haze over the whole sky this morning.

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William Hunter Duncan's avatar

Because, science. That seems the logic of credentialed expertise, we are infallible, therefore we may do whatever we want.

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Ann Tomoko Rosen's avatar

Indeed one does.

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Brett Hyland's avatar

Excellent breakdown. Thank you.

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Ann Tomoko Rosen's avatar

Thank you, Brett!

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Stefani Atwood's avatar

New Mexico has had its skies spayed for years now. Our beautiful, sunny skies are all too often covered by trails planes spew that spread and cover the whole sky. It’s disturbing, and depressing.

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Ann Tomoko Rosen's avatar

Very. Particularly as it seems to be a multi-purpose agenda… profiting, poisoning, scientific “advancement” and climate change virtue-signaling all in one.

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Stefani Atwood's avatar

And why are “they” quietly letting the information out now after years and years of spraying? Anyone who has tried to talk about it was called a conspiracy nut. Has it always been “salt crystals”? How does that spread out and cover the entire sky with a depressing gray cover? How might the substance(s) be effecting the air, land, sea, vegetation, animals, birds, humans- everything- over time?

There’s also something that haunts me about an agenda to dim the Sun/light/Light on this planet, on so many levels.

Thank you so much for posting this article and your thoughts.

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Ann Tomoko Rosen's avatar

I wonder about all of these things, too. And of course I think about all of the chemicals that can be considered salts (the article says sea salt, but I want details). There’s a reason why this article came out, but I don’t think it’s the pursuit of truth…

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Connecting The Dots's avatar

Excellent post Ann!!

My mantra for the past 10 years is proving to be truer and truer, with each passing day:

"When you allow a regime/system/bureaucracy/leader to grow beyond your ability to control them or kill them, you have willingly signed your own death warrant."

This article and other revelations will waft through the masses, like the trillions of neutrinos that do so on a daily basis. So long as they can have their regime manufactured shiny toys, the ignorant droolers, will happily consent to being overtly experimented on.

All the while the 2 legged lab rats will bask gleefully in baths of social media, netflix, doordash and celebrity worship.

Buying the apathy, willful ignorance and compliance of the masses has always been cheap (remember happy meals during the jab push) and the orchestrators/elites have always known this.

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Ann Tomoko Rosen's avatar

Thank you. And yes. You paint a sad, but true picture.

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Connecting The Dots's avatar

Yea, sorry about that. The bright side is, we are not among the droolers.

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Ann Tomoko Rosen's avatar

Nothing to be sorry for. Truth matters and we all have to break our comfort addiction 🙂

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peter daley's avatar

Messing with the atmosphere is not likely to be helpful after what could be disastrous attempts, and to see fossil fuels expressed as relevant in climate change disappoints.

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Ann Tomoko Rosen's avatar

Link dump for possible follow-up...

Cloud seeding involves using aircraft or drones to add small particles of silver iodide, which have a structure similar to ice, to clouds. Water droplets cluster around the particles, modifying the structure of the clouds and increasing the chance of precipitation.

“With drought still a major concern, cloud seeding is an encouraged technology for Wyoming to use based on our drought contingency plan,” said Julie Gondzar, project manager for the state’s water development office. “It is an inexpensive way to help add water to our basins, in small, incremental amounts over long periods of time.”

Cloud seeding experiments have taken place since the 1940s but until recently there was little certainty the method had any positive impact. But research last year managed to pinpoint snowfall that “unambiguously” came from cloud seeding and Gondzar said officials in Wyoming and elsewhere have “concluded that cloud seeding works, and is an effective way to aid in drought-stricken areas, with no negative environmental impacts”.

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/mar/23/us-stated-cloud-seeding-weather-modification

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/eight-states-are-seeding-clouds-to-overcome-megadrought/

https://www.cnn.com/2022/03/14/weather/cloud-seeding-weather-modification-wxn/index.html

https://zerogeoengineering.com/2024/filling-the-gaps-in-weather-modification-governance/

Although there still exists indications that seeding can increase precipitation, a number of recent studies have questioned many of the positive results, weakening the scientific credibility... Cloud seeding essentially helps that process along, providing additional "nuclei" around which water droplet can reside and condensation occurs. These nuclei can be salts, dry ice or silver iodide. The most common chemicals used for cloud seeding include silver iodide, potassium iodide and dry ice (solid carbon dioxide). Liquid propane, which expands into a gas, has also been used....

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/328718655_Cloud_Seeding_Its_Prospects_and_Concerns_in_the_Modern_World-A_Review

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