Op-Ed by Peter A. Kirby

We have passed another major turning point in our noble anti-geoengineering movement. Chalk up another huge ‘W’ for Dane Wigington at GeoengineeringWatch.org. The man is on a tear.

On the 16th of last month, Dane published an interview with a retired U.S. Air Force Major General named Richard H. Roellig. Major General Roellig expressed that he is aware of and concerned about the current, ongoing large-scale uncontrolled climate geoengineering experiments.

Outdoing even this, on the 21st of last month, Dane posted an interview with a former employee of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) named Michael Davis. Mr. Davis is an expert who has firsthand knowledge of the hard scientific evidence proving that we are being sprayed with massively destructive substances that work synergistically with the so-called ‘fluoride’ in our drinking water to make us die and ruin our planet.



Davis expounds upon the abject cowardice and selfishness of the legions of chair-warmers at the EPA who are willing to watch the world burn so that they may receive a big paycheck. People like that are anathema to a healthy and prosperous society. Television controls their minds. The corporate superstate is their mother and father. Complimenting Davis’ revelations, Wigington breaks protocol and names names of people in important positions of power who are fully aware of the geoengineering situation, but do nothing about it. Listen to the tension in their voices and how carefully they choose their words. They are both fully aware of just how crucial this information is.

I don’t want to hear any more complaints about cuts to the EPA’s budget. The EPA does not protect us. They protect the corporate establishment and make sure that the citizen is effectively murdered. The entire agency should be abolished.

I’m so glad I never ever said a bad word about Dane Wigington. I’ve heard lots of them spoken about him to me by fellow anti-geoengineering activists; people I trust and respect. There may still be some validity to what they say, but the proof is in the pudding. My response to criticism of the man has always been to say that the bottom line is that he is doing good work by raising awareness. Before I cancelled my account, I criticized Alex Jones on Twitter for only ever having Dane as a guest to the exclusion of all other anti-geoengineering activists, but that was a criticism of Jones only, not Wigington. And everybody knows Alex Jones is an asshole anyway, so who cares?

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I’m kind of jealous to tell you the truth. Don’t worry, though, my upcoming essay “Chemtrails Exposed: The Deep State and the New Manhattan Project” is on track and poised to be the definitive work exposing exactly WHO is currently responsible for this wholesale, industrial strength wrecking of our environment. Brennan’s disclosure at Pratt House was particularly telling. God willing, the article will be made available before the end of the year.

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Peter A. Kirby is a San Rafael, CA researcher, writer, and activist. His comprehensive exposé “Chemtrails Exposed: A New Manhattan Project” is available from Amazon.com here.

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By Jason Erickson

The challenge of dodging pesticides in modern food is well established, but not many people have considered another hidden danger that led to tragedy for one vacationing Delaware family.

The Esmond family – husband, wife, and two sons – were staying at a condominium complex in St. John, U.S. Virgin islands when all of them began to feel ill on their second day. Over the following months, all required continued treatment with Stephen Esmond and both sons eventually deteriorating into critical condition and determined to have suffered lasting neurological damage.

The cause? An odorless pesticide, methyl bromide, had been sprayed in the condo beneath theirs prior to the start of their 8-day vacation. Incredibly, methyl bromide has been banned for indoor use since 1984 by the EPA due to the risk of central nervous system damage and respiratory effects. Nonetheless, maker of the pesticide – Terminix – admitted to applying the chemical at not only the location in question but 13 others.

Courthouse News is reporting that two years after the incident, Terminix will be paying an $8 million criminal settlement to the family as well as a $1 million fine to the EPA for the subsequent clean-up of the affected areas. It is also suspected that a final total settlement upwards of $90 million could be forthcoming.

What is truly frightening about this event is that Terminix is no small company and has a very long history. They now operate in 47 states and 22 countries, offering a variety of products and services in both residential and commercial pest control. From their About page:

In addition to creating innovative new technologies, our experts have developed pest control products for the government, authored scientific publications, and lectured to scientific and community groups around the world. It is because of them that we continue to lead the industry today.

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It is difficult to believe that even a settlement approaching $100 million will leave anything but the smallest dent upon their profitability.  As one reads the statement from Terminix, it sounds contrite but clearly indicates that they will proceed with business as usual:

“We have taken the lessons learned here to heart. We have devoted significant resources to improving our policies, procedures, training, and environmental management systems, here and nationwide. We are working cooperatively with the Environmental Protection Agency on this exercise,” Robinson said.

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This illustrates the dangers that pesticides can pose even if they are put under heavy regulation.  Any mistake, deliberate or due to a lack of training can have disastrous consequences. Moreover, one has to question just how effective the EPA’s regulatory regime is to continue permitting what is clearly a lethal chemical into the environment at all, and continuing to license and “cooperate” with the company that produces it.

Jason Erickson writes for NaturalBlaze.com. This article (Travel Horror Results in Multi-Million Dollar Award For Family Nearly Killed by Banned Pesticide) may be republished in part or in full with author attribution and source link.

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