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RE: Daily Dose of Sultnpapper 08/16/18> More chem trails over the area… and Shortie has a birthday.
Happy birthday, Shortie! What do you think they're spraying and why? I've heard a variety of things from testing mood-altering chemicals on the population to trying to slow down global warming or manipulate the weather.
I will pass the wishes on to Shortie, thanks Eric.
I don't have the answers to those questions of yours but here is what I do know.
We do have weather modification being used here in Texas, involving chemicals and as they call it, "cloud seeding" which will pull the humidity in the air together to form clouds and make it rain. That is mostly only done in the far west parts of Texas were it gets very little rain and a person could make a pretty good argument for it too. We actually have a license here in Texas for doing weather modification. With all the rain we get here in the Houston area we sure as hell don't need the government trying to make it rain more.
I have read where they are experimenting with real small nano sized particles of aluminum mixed with something else to create reflective blanket type clouds to reflect the sunlight back into space to keep the temperatures down and that would fit into the global warming realm.
I have also read where areas of California that have experienced a bunch of chem trails in their skies have very high levels now of aluminum showing up in their water and soils and in peoples lungs. Which none of those things could be considered good, at least not in my book. So what is happening here, might be along those lines, but I am not in favor of that if that is it either.
Mood altering chemical they have been doing for years on the people. You have to look no further than most city water supplies, if your water had fluoride in it you are being mood altered. The Nazi's in Germany used fluoride in the water there to keep the Jews passive at the Holocaust and that is no secret. There is no good or acceptable amount of fluoride that person should ingest and not only do we have it in the water but also the most of the toothpaste have it in them. So much for the FDA doing their job, but then we think the FDA is supposed to be looking out for our best interest but that just might not be the case.
I will be following up on this, I made a stop by the local office of our Texas State representative today here in my area and so we will see just what her office can find out and share, if anything.
You're welcome! All of these chem trail theories are disturbing. Researchers are finding a plausible link between aluminum and Alzheimer's disease in humans. I stopped using antiperspirant decades ago because of the aluminum found in it and and won't use aluminum cookware either.
Fluoride is even more dangerous. There are much more effective ways to prevent tooth decay. My wife and I both stopped using fluorinated tooth paste years ago and have seen no increase in cavities. It's much more difficult to find an alternative to drinking the water. There are filtration systems that will remove it from your tap water but they're very costly. I guess health is important enough to make that sacrifice. The FDA has, without a doubt, been compromised by Big Pharma. Every person is responsible for maintaining their own health, doing their own research and drawing their own conclusions. Thanks for writing about this stuff!
We are on well water here at the house and so we don't have the fluoride to worry about in the water. Last time we had it tested last year it was real clean water.
There just is so much stuff that we know and don't know that makes it a real challenge to manage what a person needs to do. Seems like even the "studies" seem to end up conflicting with each other after a period of time, coffee is a prime example of that. First it is no good for you and then it is good for you. I guess it just depends on who is paying for the study.
I enjoy writing about stuff that should at least get people thinking and asking questions, never enough questions are asked about anything, in my opinion.