I've just finished watching
What in the world are they spraying?
1: I'm going to attempt to be as genuinely honest and objective as I can.
2: I have a splitting headache so it's possible I might miss some things or recall them inaccurately.
I believe the presenter guy believes in what he's doing.
My heart sank when I saw G. Edward Griffin was involved. He seems to be the CT community's go-to guy.
I reckon he's a charlatan and I'm not alone in that belief.
He begins to qualify himself on the topic because he used to live nearby LA airport.
I have lived some 30yrs near Edinburgh airport and I certainly don't feel the urge to take the podium on any aspect of flight engineering.
The rest of the presentation was a proper masterclass in establishing a hint of a feasible issue and then destroying it by shovelling in mergellons, HAARP, global genocide, monsanto seed plots .....
Make sure you throw in a generous handful of off-the-grid hippies and use the tired tactic of attempting to interview Congressmen and Senators as they rush along corridors from one meeting to the next and then claim they were running from you and were frightened to discuss the issue.
I have no love for these 'representatives' but puuleeze sack that shit. It's embarrassing.
I went in open-minded.
My interest was piqued by the talk of heavy metal levels recorded in mountain snow at as much as 160,000 units above safe limits.
So go take and test more samples from that source and have them blind tested by a lab.
If the levels are accurate, inform the appropriate agency asking them to investigate and remedy the situation.
Let a local news paper or station know what's happening in order to keep the agency focussed.
If you suspect that Monsanto is engineering seed to overcome aluminium concentrates in the soil, approach them for literature on the seed.
Pretend you're interested in buying some if required.
If you suspect that soil is being contaminated by heavy metals and it's PH balance is being thrown out of whack.
As with the snow situ... Take samples, have them blind tested along with other soil samples and act accordingly when the results come back.
If you believe that there is a methodology and routine attached to these spraying cycles, record the events. Dates, times, formations etc (have other people do this too but as independently of each other as possible, have someone else collate these records).
You may also wish to take soil/water/leaf samples after each event as well. (same methodology as above).
Science pretty much takes the view that eye-witness testimony don't count for shit. Testable commodities and checkable data patterns are gold though.
If that can be built up to national and international database resources then you have the means to fight it.
If you can't build that ...................... maybe there's nothing to fight but hype.
By the end of the documentary I was back to being sceptical.
Basic science and fact-checking just isn't being pursued imo.
You may proceed to stomp on my kneecaps.