Augustus Doricko

We know that China is investing $1.4 billion into their weather modification program.

As of our last conversation, it was 300 million.

They just ramped it up to 1.4 billion per year.

So we do know that they're interested in that.

We do know that the Chinese are interested in that.

I don't believe that any of those contrails are, in fact, chemtrails, but these airplanes were flying at... This one airplane, to be clear, was flying at 1,600 feet above ground level.

So another important detail is the altitude where we were flying means that those particulate fell... It seems like the weight of it would... I mean, they wouldn't be able to travel that far at 1,600 feet.

No, she said geoengineering.

I don't do geoengineering.

I do weather modification, and that difference is really important.

Cloud seeding is a kind of weather modification.

And it's weather modification because it's local in both time and space.

It affects an individual county over the course of hours.

Geoengineering is a global climate intervention, like dimming the sun, that is aimed at cooling the entire planet down, where the aerosols dispersed into the stratosphere would persist for years.

The funding for our cloud seeding operations come from these counties and farms that we work with.

The federal government spent $2.4 million on cloud seeding research last year, and that was all that they'd spent in years since.

We don't do any work with the federal government.

If we do, I'll be happy to tell people about that.

With respect to geoengineering,

I'm interested to see what she says.