In the realm of environmental and atmospheric concerns, few figures stand out as boldly as Dennis Kucinich, the former U.S. Congressman who courageously introduced the Space Preservation Act (H.R. 2977) in 2001. His legislative proposal sought to prohibit the deployment of exotic weapons in space, including directed energy weapons, psychotronic devices, and, most controversially, “chemtrails.”
This marked a groundbreaking moment in the discussion surrounding atmospheric modification programs, a topic that had long been dismissed as conspiracy theory. By formally acknowledging “chemtrails” in a government document, Kucinich inadvertently lent legitimacy to concerns about covert geoengineering programs, ‘bioengineering’, and the potential militarization of the skies.
H.R. 2977 explicitly sought to ban “exotic weapons systems,” including those engineered for environmental modification and behavioral influence. The inclusion of psychotronic weapons—technologies purportedly capable of affecting human cognition and nervous system activity—sparked intense debate. While mainstream media dismissed these concerns, the bill’s formal recognition of such capabilities in a government document suggested that these technologies, at the very least, warranted further scrutiny.
Another striking element of the bill was its reference to “chemtrails,” a term widely associated with unacknowledged geoengineering programs. This explicit mention, later removed in subsequent revisions of the bill, fueled suspicions that weather and atmospheric modification programs were not only real but potentially weaponized. Today, with increased awareness of geoengineering initiatives such as cloud seeding and stratospheric aerosol injection, Kucinich’s original concerns seem less speculative and more prescient.
For a deeper look at the science, history, and cover-up surrounding atmospheric interventions, GreenMedInfo’s in-depth report, “Why the ‘Chemtrail’ Conspiracy is Real”, explores how this once-dismissed issue has gained traction, particularly in light of officially acknowledged geoengineering efforts. (See link for article and video)
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It’s nearly impossible these days to travel anywhere and not see the strangely unnatural crisscross patterns in the sky.
Technology has a long history of being rolled out without proper safety testing, and in the case of chemtrails/geoengineering – this is also certainly the case. People have reported a vast array of health problems after these sprays which contain highly flammable, toxic, and harmful compounds.
Many are unaware that in 2022 the US has pledged “Climate Reparations” to other countries while Americans freeze and become homeless. Under the Biden administration, the government gave your tax dollars away to other countries because evidently we are naughty carbon polluters, but China which creates 30% of the world’s carbon emissions gets off scot-free. Some reports suggest that the US will be on the hook for up to a billion dollars. In October, it was reported that the total amount due would be $4.3 trillion.
Researchers are developing technologies to block sunlight from reaching the earth’s surface. This includes a program from Harvard, financed by Bill Gates, to spray chemicals into the earth’s stratosphere that would mimic the effects of ash clouds from a volcanic eruption. Other programs include the use of “space bubbles” to reduce the amount of sunlight reaching the earth. Go here to see “The Dimming.”
There are proposals underway to create government regulations on programs that would reduce the amount of sunlight reaching the earth, or “solar geoengineering.” Go Here for more.
If you are unfamiliar with this “climate engineering” our government has been doing for decades, please first educate yourself by listening to the Corbett report on Stratospheric Aerosol Injection from a 2010 interview where he talks to experts who created the documentary “What in the World Are They Spraying? Which was shortly followed up in 2012 by “Why in the World Are They Spraying?” Show notes are also listed.
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