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Letter to the editor: Stop chemtrails

Northern Advocate
23 Dec, 2014 05:00 AM2 mins to read

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'Lab tests show aluminium, barium and strontium are in the rainwater.'

'Lab tests show aluminium, barium and strontium are in the rainwater.'

Why do the Environment Commissioner, Dr Jan Wright and the Greens say the Government should be curbing greenhouse gases, while turning a blind eye to a genuine and serious environmental threat? Namely the creation of extreme weather and the poisoning of the environment with the heavy metals being sprayed into our atmosphere at high-altitude by aircraft as part of clandestine climate engineering agendas.

Look up and you will see trails of white particulates virtually daily. The spraying has been particularly bad in November in Northland. On occasion, a white haze can be seen in the air and some people have had trouble breathing.

Lab tests show aluminium, barium and strontium are in the rainwater. Refer: https://chemtrailsnorthnz.wordpress.com/?s=rainwater Plus, a test of hailstones collected during the storm that devastated fruit trees at the top of the South Island on November 4, shows they contained 2.5mg/l of aluminium, which is 25 times over the level recommended by the Guideline Value in the Drinking Water Standards.

Instead of manufacturing fake issues, "the powers that be" need to get real. The world's top sea level expert, Dr Nils-Axel Morner, states that their claim that the sea level is rising is "the greatest lie ever told".

Do something that actually matters. Stop chemtrails and the manipulation of our weather.

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Clare Swinney
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