On the day after Earth Day this post seems appropriate.
First off, Patrick Moore, co-founder of Greenpeace, since at least 1994 has denied man-made “climate change.”
Then there’s the business of chemtrails, and their relationship to “climate change.”
Oh but wait a minute. That’s just another conspiracy.
I noticed chem trails in the sky the day of the eclipse here, but they weren’t bad enough for me to comment.
Usually, however, they ARE bad, crisscrossing in early morning on any clear blue day to spread into a grey haze by noon and into the evening. I do wonder what they are doing to the supposedly organic vegetables we grow here at Green Acres Permaculture Village. Not to mention the air we breathe, the water we drink.
If everyone’s blood was tested, what nasty chemicals would be in our bodies? Aluminum? Barium?
What disease conditions are either caused or increased by these chemicals? Tremors? Alzheimers?
I google “symptoms of too much aluminum in the body:”
“Liver stenosis and nephrotic syndrome are other important manifestations of aluminum toxicity. Brain and respiratory system can also be severely damaged, followed by aluminum poisoning. Memory loss, tremor, jerk, and death are important manifestations of brain injury.”
How about barium poisoning? I see some notice that barium also causes tremors.
Has there been a study done re: increase in tremors across the U.S. population since, say, the late 1990s? I have an essential tremor. So does one brother, and at least two of my nieces, both of whom are not yet 40!
This is serious business, folks. And there’s no way we can avoid the sky, unless, like Mark Zuckerberg and his “elite” fellows, we dig underground bunkers.
More “chem trails/climate change” memes:
Then there’s the political/economic implications.
Notice how they keep changing the wording? I remember back when it was “global warming.”
So let’s have some fun, shall we?
