#this is Weather Modification

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Man-Made Clouds to Cool the Oceans

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Geo-engineering/Weather Modification 🤔

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We are finally starting to get some posts from Republicans after the deadly storm in Texas.

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We really need to end this madness.

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This actually kind of scary that a lunatic like this is trying to pass legislation about things that don’t exist. Millions of Republican conspiracy theorist assholes believe this and are growing increasingly hostile towards Democrats over it.

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In case anyone is curious about the possibility of the Texas floods being linked to cloud seeding, I'll try to give a brief explanation.

Cloud seeding works by injecting small amounts of aerosols into the atmosphere to create condensation within clouds where the moisture content is too light for it to rain much naturally.

It's an assist, to try to get a little bit of rain out of clouds that otherwise would produce little to no rain. The increase in rain generated by cloud seeding is at best 10-20%. This is maybe useful during drought conditions which Texas was experiencing prior to the floods.

However, if a storm is already strong enough to produce good rainfall on its own, cloud seeding is pointless and produces nearly zero additional rainfall. The atmosphere doesn't need help. Therefore, cloud seeding does not cause flooding. If there's enough moisture to cause a flood, it's already raining far beyond the point where cloud seeding is effective.

Additionally, clouds that have been seeded only have the chance to produce additional rainfall for an hour or two, and the cloud seeding operations in Texas were stopped days before the storm.

This storm dumped hundreds of billions of gallons of water on a small area from clouds 50,000 feet high (cloud seeding operations occur at elevations no higher than 12,000 ft). That's not man-made.

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WEATHER MODIFICATIONS “CONSPIRACY” NO MORE

[royalteachitchat]

Soooooo......his Hollywood career didn't take off, so now he's doing a hard pivot to teach everyone about weather modification, oops I mean climate change. Who keeps giving this ding dong second chances. Please go back to UK Harry.

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Echoes of Lahaina.

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The far right have total control in Texas and in the federal government, and still refuse any responsibility when something goes wrong. The dumbest of the dumb. The craziest of the crazy.

[dosesofcommonsense]

Let’s dig into these groups and see who’s poisoning our air, our food, and us. Is it Big Pharma? Is it the CIA? Is it the Department of Homeland Security or Defense? Dig into the paperwork and out these traitors.

My money’s on a joint effort between Big Pharma and the CIA.

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Weather manipulation using lasers explained on main stream media 🤔

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Teddy Wilson at Radical Reports:

Last year, Republican lawmakers in several states introduced bills that would ban weather modification activities, and the language of the bill echoes language used by conspiracy theorists to describe so-called “chemtrails.” Radical Reports previously reported that GOP state lawmakers had introduced a dozen bills to ban “chemtrails,” in states including Arizona, Connecticut. Florida, Kentucky, Indiana, Mississippi, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, and Texas. Mississippi GOP state Sen. Angela Burks Hill’s bill specifically states that the legislation is intended to “prohibit chemtrails,” and Kentucky state Sen. Steve Rawlings’ bill was introduced after a supporter asked him to “reinstate the chemtrails bill,” and Rawling replied that “it’s on the agenda!” Radical Reports has identified an additional eight bills introduced in by GOP state lawmakers in Mississippi, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Utah, and Wyoming. GOP state lawmakers have now introduced at least 22 bills in 13 states that would ban “chemtrails.”

[...] Recently, adherents of the “chemtrails” conspiracy theory have made claims that the purpose of the contrails is connected to a global conspiracy to use geoengineering technology to change the climate. While there are various types of geoengineering technologies that are being develop for climate change mitigation, none of the claims made by the supporters of the “chemtrails” conspiracy theory are based in reality. Geoengineering, which is a legitimate area of scientific research and study into various types of technologies that could be used to mitigate the effects of climate change, is used by conspiracy theorist as a euphemism for what they claim is the purposeful creation of “chemtrails.” The language in these bills often appears similar to model legislation created and promoted by fringe conspiracy theorists, and connected to group which operates a website that claims to advocate for "shutting down pollution-generating atmospheric modification schemes": Zero Geoengineering— which highlighted and promoted the bills introduce in Arizona, Connecticut, Florida, Kentucky, Indiana, Mississippi, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Texas, Utah, and Wyoming.

The GOP’s normalization of conspiracy theories has led to the spate of anti-chemtrails laws being filed.

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MTG is proof that the devil did indeed go down to Georgia.