Dane Wigington

We can speculate on those things.

But the fact that there is nothing that we can call natural at this point is indisputable.

I would call it masking the effects because they're certainly not mitigating it.

Everything they do, every short-term toxic surface cool-down comes at the cost of a worsened overall warming and damage to the planet.

And you're completely correct, Tucker, completely correct in the U.S.

military top brass statements on the record that they consider the collapsing climate system the greatest national security threat of all.

So when you have so many military bases at sea level,

some of which are already being inundated.

That's a part of the problem.

But you have other elements, for example, and this is from a perspective of

the existence of the human race and how much longer we're going to be here, the ozone layer is near functional collapse right now.

It's not the hairspray cans.

Single greatest damaging factor is climate engineering, period.

Not just the oxidizing particles that are being dispersed in our atmosphere, but the manipulation of those particles with extremely powerful frequency transmissions.

So we know that of all the towers being put up everywhere for, quote, communications,

fake trees and all the different forms they come in.

We know that many of those installations are being supplied with 10 times more power than they need.

That's part of my background in the electrical field.

I know people that work on these towers.

10 times more power than they need for communications.