It's so insane that so much crazy shit is coming from this administration that this was last week and it seems to be barely covered.
This guy references Alex Jones level stuff, and he's the HHS Secretary.
I mean....what even the fuck is happening.
It's so insane that so much crazy shit is coming from this administration that this was last week and it seems to be barely covered.
This guy references Alex Jones level stuff, and he's the HHS Secretary.
I mean....what even the fuck is happening.
Dude looks more microwaved than usual.
Chem-trails are like space-lasers, they're so stupid, they wouldn't even work if they were real.
If you've ever noticed that industrial buildings use tall smoke stacks, you know why. It's because that smoke dispersed into the atmosphere @ 50m will be diluted to safe(er/ish) levels by the time it reaches ground level.
Now if you're trying to release a pathogen or a drug, doing so at 19,000m is the kind of stupid that wears a helmet to watch TV.
Why wouldn't lasers work in space??
To my understanding, (I'm not a physicist) It's not so much that they wouldn't work in space as they'd be severely weakened upon entering our atmosphere. It would be both cheaper and more effective to simply use a conventional explosive than it would be to invent a sci-fi super weapon.
Ohh, you mean as a weapon.
Because I'm pretty sure lasers are currently being used by us in space. But for communication
My understanding is that the space lasers of conspiracy theory fame are supposed to be used to control the weather. Got a hurricane in Alabama? It's because the "globalists" pointed the space laser at a cloud or something. Yeah. These people are fucking nuts.
A day spent looking at chemtrails is a day spent not looking at real problems.
Sounds nice. I would like to get good and stoned and look at contrails too.
By the way - why does he call them chem trails? the "chem" is water vapour
So should we be thankful he's not fucking those up worse, or…?
His job is to divert attention from all the food poisoning scandals with stuff that doesn't actually matter.
Are you implying that a cabinet member of the United States federal government is not acting in good faith?
Dumbass, look at pesticide use and power plant pollution, actual existing health threats!
Did we get the final results on what causes Autism? Shouldn't he finish that conspiracy theory before moving onto chemtrails, or did he just move on when it turned out that thing he heard on facebook that one time wasn't really the cause?
There are chemicals in chemtrails.
Most of what you see in a chemtrail is hydrogen hydroxide. (CAS 7732-18-5)
Hydrogen Hydroxide is a solvent that will dissolve a great many things, including some rocks. It causes corrosion, especially when mixed with sodium chloride. (CAS 7647-14-5) Gaseous HH will cause disfuguring burns upon skin contact. HH has been found in tumors, and brain worms. It's used as a coolant in industrial applications. Breathing hydrogen hydroxide can cause death.
I think if you're worried about chemtrails, you should avoid all exposure to hydrogen hydroxide for the forseeable future.
Just so we are all on the same page, to be painfully clear: this is satire.
Wow, I knew dihydrogen monoxide was pretty nasty stuff, but this hydrogen hydroxide sounds so much worse!
I know this is supposed to be satire, but the nitpicker in me wants to add "needs citation" everywhere
I'm waiting on his legislation limiting Bigfoot to the Pacific Northwest
Did anyone expect anything else from this braindead moronic lunatic?
You can't spell epstein without "looking at chemtrails, not epstein".
Reminder that """chemtrails""" behind planes in the sky are water condensation trails (also called contrails) which forms due to the air pressure drop over the top of the wing. It is the same phenomenon as the small cloud produced by the pressure drop when quickly opening a can of a carbonated beverage
Most of it is just engine exhaust, which has a lot of water vapor, mixing into the very cold air.
What you're talking about happens as well, but that's not what you're seeing in the sky for the most part.
Once you give up on the principle of evidence-based reasoning, everything is on the table. You can speculate about whatever insane bullshit you want and it doesn't have to make sense.
People will go to extraordinary ends to justify their habits, it seems. I find it curious that people convince themselves that other creatures don't process pain like humans do. Then, once it is evident that they do, the efforts to find other ways to still kill and eat them will commence. Versus you know, maybe not killing and eating them?
Yea when you read that article you really have to wonder. It's justification after justification
Anyway I really just wanted to underline how much RFK reminded me of a lobster
Sure, we should cut down on the CO₂, NO_x, CO, SO_x and trace jet fuel being emitted by jet planes.
Holy shit I can't believe our tax dollars are going towards this. I also can't believe the government is lending credence to sub nonsense although I suppose I shouldn't be surprised.
Santa brought it early! But it was Idiocracy that he brought upon us, for shame. This is hundreds of years ahead of the prophecy.
HEY! Chemtrails killed JFK from the Grassy Knoll. Don't eff with this guy trying to get justice. Only for his crazy beliefs and that one is completely sane.
While I do not believe in chemtrails as an intended way to controle the population in some insane conspiratorial way, I do think that planes are causing an understated amount of chemical pollution besides the well known CO2 problem, namely in PFAS. Poly fluorocarbons are especially well suited to be used in planes, because they can withstand high and low temperatures, and extremely corrosive resistant and useful in chemically stressful conditions. They have been used extensively in tubing and as lubricant, and this is well documented and not hidden because for a long time we didn't know PFAS was as bad for your health as it turns out to be. Quick found source: pfas needed for planes
I mean, cloud seeding is absolutely a thing?
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