Kyle Kingsbury Podcast - #224 Dane Wigington

Episode Date: October 28, 2021

I feel like I’ve labeled a few guests as of late as warriors, but that’s the tribe I’m calling in and Dane Wigington certainly fits the bill. In this convo we get a little background of what thrust Dane into this arena as well as going deep into geoengineering. Check out our conversation then go see what we’re talking about at www.geoengineeringwatch.org  in his own doc “The Dimming”. Connect with Dane:   Website: www.geoengineeringwatch.org > Contact Page  Facebook: GeoEngineering Watch  Twitter: @RealGeoEngWatch  YouTube: Dane Wigington  Show Notes:   Wise Traditions 326: Geoengineering: Fact or Fiction Apple   Spotify   Wise Traditions 325: Transhumanism: Humanity 2.0?  Apple   Spotify   The Invisible Rainbow - Arthur Firstenberg Amazon  GeoEngineeringWatch.org - Hurricanes  GeoEngineeringWatch.org - Engineering Winter  Sponsors:   Organifi Go to organifi.com/kkp to get my favorite way to easily get the most potent blend of high vibration fruits, veggies and other goodies into your diet! Click that link and use code “KKP” at checkout for 20% off your order! Lucy Go to lucy.co and use codeword “KKP” at Checkout to get 20% off the best nicotine gum in the game, or check out their lozenge. PaleoValley Some of the best and highest quality goodies I personally get into are available at paleovalley.com, punch in code “KYLE” at checkout and get 15% off everything! Super Speciosa is the absolute best Kratom I’ve worked with head over to getsuperleaf.com/kkp for 20% off everything in store! Connect with Kyle:   Fit For Service Academy App: Fit For Service Academy  Instagram: @livingwiththekingsburys   Youtube: Kyle Kingbury Podcast  Kyles website: www.kingsbu.com  Zion Node: https://getzion.com/ > Enter PubKey  >PubKey: 03adf6062a67b4e2b5c7c7d28aa9e13b6c4afb4d5b8991ef823c934cf42b1ae8ac   Like and subscribe to the podcast anywhere you can find podcasts. Leave a 5-star review and let me know what resonates or doesn’t.

Oh God, Dane Wigington is on the podcast today and this one is, well, let's see. I've had a number of guests on this podcast over the last 20 months. And to be perfectly honest, if you read, if you actually read How to Eat, Move, and Be Healthy, and you don't just listen to Paul Cech on my podcast, but you take a deeper dive into his work and read that book, you'll come to understand why I have a particular view around food, modern agriculture, in addition to modern medicine. And that may illuminate a lot of where my trajectory has gone through the last year and a half. Today's podcast guest is a guy who, you know, truly is, he's fucking laying it all on the line. There's no other two ways about it.

And what he's exposed and verified is absolutely mind-blowing. I first heard him on the, and I think I may talk about it on the podcast with him. I can't remember, but I first heard him on Weston A. Price Foundation's podcast, which I will have to pull up here. We'll link to it in the show notes because it's only 30 minutes. They have a great podcast. So let me just say that for everybody who wants to listen, it's called wise traditions. And what they did is they did a series of out there podcasts. No, why is series list series listening to me right now? He's fucking AI is on wise tradition podcast did a three-part series on

the out there. They talk transhumanism, which I'll link to in the show notes, very important podcast. And we've reached out to that person as well. And then they talked about the documentary, the dimming and geoengineering, which is all of Dane Wigington's work. After listening to that 30 minute podcast, I went to his website. I watched the two hour documentary and was fucking floored. We unpack everything. As much as I could remember, I've watched that documentary three times. I've shared it with everybody. If you're a part of the Fit for Service Academy, you've seen me post it there. I cannot believe it's still up on YouTube, to be perfectly honest,

but they do have it on his website as well, which is where I saw it, and it can live even beyond YouTube and the sensors that are at hand right now. Please watch it. Please listen to this podcast. Please share it with as many people as you can. I'm not a hundred percent certain on the, what we do going forward, but I know awareness is the first start. Awareness starts the path to alchemize what needs to be done to help us and the rest of the consciousness remaining on the planet. And I think that's about as good as I can hype this podcast. There's really nothing left to be said other than please listen and share this one and don't take my word for it. Watch the documentary. There is a ridiculous amount of verification and

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Well, thanks for your willingness to flex with my situation. Absolutely. Absolutely. I had first heard about you guys on the Weston A. Price Foundation podcast, and I'm not even sure if i'm saying that right i think uh you are i might as i might okay i was just gonna say let me pull it up the wise traditions podcast with uh hilda labrada gore and she had uh they're doing a three-part series that they call the out there series and for people who don't know Weston A. Price, Weston A. Price was a dentist that circumnavigated the globe. And he looked at indigenous populations before they had been introduced to modern foods and modern medicine and saw that many of which had perfect health. They didn't have a term in their entire language for cancer or for diabetes or for heart disease.

And Paul Cech, who's been on this podcast more than anybody, wrote about him in his book, How to Eat, Move, and Be Healthy, which is, in my opinion, the Bible of health. So, you know, getting turned on to their podcast, I had a couple of people, you know, in the same week send me some different podcasts, one of which was the podcast they did on transhumanism. And the second of which I think was was your podcast on geoengineering. And that led me to your documentary, The Dimming, which we'll link to in the show notes as well as your website. But I was just I mean, put it frankly, I was fucking floored by the amount of evidence that this is taking place and the fact that, you know, really when I would hear about something like this, I mean, I recall laughing in the face of people who would talk to me about what used to be called chemtrails and things of that nature and then of course you watch the documentary or listen to you on that podcast or on this podcast for that matter and it's it's really undeniable what's taking place and the consequences that are um shaping out

because of our negligence at best negligence and um at worst perhaps you know desire to harm well again there's many layers to this issue can you still hear me okay kyle yeah you're coming you're coming perfect i know it gets quiet when we stop talking yes but that's okay the the um that's a part of the problem with people being psychologically willing to investigate to maintain the status quo, business as usual, and for how long that they have known that if they did so, that the climate ramifications would be grave, they simply committed the planet and the entire web of life to an experiment from which there is no return, an attempt to regulate Earth's life support systems by putting light scattering particles in the sky to try to deflect some of the sun's incoming thermal energy and thus slow the effect of the greenhouse gas buildup. Now, that being said, that's called solar radiation management. There's many science terms, solar radiation management, stratospheric aerosol injection, cloud albedo enhancement.

All of these are terms for geoengineering but along with this kyle we have the inarguable aspect of weather warfare which is absolutely being waged all over the globe in fact i would argue any and every form of climate engineering is a form of weather warfare it is not benevolent it is simply an attempt to retain power and control but unlike unlike what some alt-media sources have tried to claim, like this is some sort of willful attempt to just destroy the planet and the life support, that's And I know you've, how many commercials have you seen? And I would assume marveled at like I do. You see a new pharmaceutical that's to treat a certain symptom and then you see the list of side effects

and you wonder who in the world would take that. Felt that way before? Absolutely. It's the same mentality. So in the attempt to mask some of the very grave symptoms of what we're doing to the planet. They've deployed climate engineering

to a scale that defies comprehension. And again, on the weather warfare aspect, when we look at, we have weather warfare as a matter of record. When we look at Project Popeye in Vietnam, there's no dispute. It's not speculation. It's not theory. It's not hypothesis. It's historical fact. But we look at other aspects, like one week after 9-11, when General Wesley Clark was given the list of targeted Middle Eastern countries, a list that obviously existed before 9-11 even happened. Every one of those countries subsequently underwent a once-in-1,000-year drought. Their precipitation was systematically cut off. We have the leaders of those countries, in the case of Iran, on the floor of the UN. They have sophisticated atmospheric monitoring technology. They know exactly what's going on upstream in their storm track. And we have the leader, for example, the president of

Iran stating emphatically on the floor of the UN that NATO was cutting off their precipitation. You cut off the precipitation, you destabilize the food supply, you destabilize the population, the country is much easier to manipulate. And we see that happening. We can see on satellite imagery, for example, the systematic cutting off of precipitation into the western U.S. How can meteorologists not address this? How can the so-called weather forecasting agencies not address this? In the case of the national weather personnel, National Weather Service, and National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration, there's an illegal federal gag order on them. Shouldn't that be a red flag? Yeah, no doubt. No doubt. I mean, we're jumping right in full steam, and I love that.

I do want to back up just a minute. For those who haven't listened to the Wise Traditions podcast, talk about what got you into this, where you live where you live, you know, what you're up to and how you started to understand this as a real problem personally, because I think that's an important thing to get to. It's not just like, you know, you weren't a weatherman, you weren't, you know, it wasn't your forte or your background your entire life it's something that really you felt pulled into thanks for asking because it's the last thing i ever wanted to do i'm not an activist i'm not politically oriented at all this is this is the um a real a battle of attrition for me again um i would rather be in the forest planting trees

which is, I was restoring habitat, as I mentioned, off the air before I was forced to face this issue. My background is in the electrical industry. I work for Bechtel Power, the largest engineering firm on the planet. I worked on the first commercial solar plant of its type in the US in Daggett, California, which is now a field of blowing sand. But so that background in solar, my home in the forest of Northern California, I wanted to all my life get to a place where I could breathe clean air. Moved to the wilderness of Northern California on the east side of Lake Shasta. My home was on the cover of the world's largest renewable energy magazine, Home Power.

And when I began to lose massive amounts of my solar photovoltaic uptake, my solar panel uptake from whatever these aircraft were emitting into the skies above, I knew that could not be condensation. I would lose on some days 50, 60, 70% of my solar PV uptake. That doesn't mean you lose 70% of the light. But if you don't have direct sunlight, photovoltaic is dysfunctional. I began to research the issue of climate engineering. I'd heard of it before, but I, like many, was very skeptical. But as I began to research the issue, there was a mountain of data that had not been disclosed that I thought I would have heard of

given my background. I searched for the primary elements listed in climate engineering patents, starting with aluminum. That's a primary element named in these patents because it's reflectivity and low albedo, meaning the particles don't clump together in the atmosphere, so they stay aloft longer. And from an initial precipitation of seven parts per billion of aluminum, which was high, according to a hydrogeologist who I communicated with at that time, given my filtered forested location,

no industry, no highways, no nothing, I shouldn't have anything over one ppb part per billion in my rain. Subsequent rain test, Kyle, went up to 3,450 parts per billion within the next 18 months. Highly toxic rain falling from the sky, full of climate engineering primary elements. What else was I to do but to face this issue? How does one live underneath this? And when we have

film footage of these aircraft at altitude, nozzles visible, turning these spray dispersions on and off, two and two equals four. Yeah, it truly is undeniable. And, you know, it seems like something kind of out of a sick twist of a, you know, joke for a sci-fi movie. And there's been a lot around Bill Gates that I've been diving deeply into and talking about on this podcast. I've had many guests. But hearing him talk about this, it always seemed like, you know, this was a plan for the future. It didn't seem like this was something that was already taking place. You know, the idea that Gates wanted to cover the globe in, you know, this reflective dust to end the global warming effects and change

everything. And that, in effect, would be like a volcano going off and would effectively cool the planet. That raised all sorts of red flags in my mind, understanding what health is and understanding that people that survive a volcano blast and live through the ashes, they don't do well. So but again, this this always seemed like it was something downstream, like, hey, if we can just get enough people to be aware, then we can prevent this from happening. So when I watched the dimming, I was like, holy shit, like this is we're already there and we've been there. I mean, the footage you have of the patents that the United States military had put forward decades ago, I think in the 1950s, and Lyndon B. Johnson bragging about the ability to control the weather as a weapon just blew back every layer of confidence that I

had that this was not going to be an issue. I mean, it just, again, you know, obviously you have footage. I highly encourage everybody to watch the video, the documentary for themselves. But take us piece by piece as you started uncovering this. You're first affected by your solar, which has been your bread and butter for many years, your life's work. And you start to dive into this. Give us the play-by-play on how this starts to unfold for you as you dive deeper. Well, as we produced more and more lab tests and contacted more in academia, it was clear this was a taboo subject. No one wanted to discuss or certainly not publicly

acknowledge this was going on. So in the course of my habitat restoration projects on my habitat preserve in Northern California, I've done six interagency programs, three federal, three state. So I work with scientists from USDA, CAL FIRE, Fish and Game. And in the field with these scientists that I know personally, they would certainly acknowledge they know this is going on. I've been in the field with USDA top much that it has changed soil pH values 10 to 12 times toward alkaline. I have the USDA historical baselines in my possession from a contact at USDA. Soil pH values, these are normally acidic soils in this region. And you know, because of your knowledge of human health, how important pH is. So these pH values have gone from 5.4 to 6.6 in many cases.

That's 12 times toward alkaline. One point on that pH scale is a magnitude of 10. And this is, of course, affecting the soil microbiome, root systems. We have peer-reviewed studies to prove that bioavailable aluminum affects root systems. It causes the organism to shut down nutrient uptake. It dies a slow, protracted death. So we have these official agencies blaming all the tree die off on the beetles. That is simply a symptom of what else is going on. And for many who try to claim, and those who try to marginalize this issue, Kyle, try to claim that aluminum is an abundant element, we should expect it to be everywhere,

that is absolute nonsense. Yes, aluminum is abundant in Earth's strata, but it does not exist in free form, period. It is not bioavailable naturally, period. It's always bonded to other elements. When you have bioavailable aluminum in your precipitation in nanoparticulate form, it has been mined and refined and dispersed, period. And now it's ubiquitous all over the planet throughout the entire biosphere being absorbed and decimating the entire web of life, I mean, this is an all-out assault. This is a fight for life, period. And that's not even taking into account, which we can go into when you choose to, that these atmospheric dispersions are destroying the ozone layer in conjunction with the radiofrequency microwave transmissions that are used to manipulate these particulates. Well, that is – I definitely want to segue into that.

But first, I do want to stay on aluminum because I know this is an excellent point that you put forth in the documentary. In that the fact that these are such – talk about the size here when you get into micron and nanometer because people don't necessarily understand that. We're talking about something so small. Again, you could breathe it through a KN95 mask like something else. But, you know, the point that I'm making on that is when you talk about something as being bound, it's effectively dormant. It's already worked to make some type of relationship to another thing, and it's no longer going to affect you. But the aspect of aluminum when it is free is that it will constantly search for something to interact with. And the fact that it lacks electrons means that it likes to bind to proteins. And this has a dramatic effect on all organic material from the microbiome of the soil to the human body.

And one of the things that really scared the shit out of me was I just had a guy named Barton Scott on the podcast from Upgraded Formulas. And they do a hair mineral analysis that tests for all of your minerals within the body and what you're absorbing, the ratios within those minerals on the health side of things, and then on the unhealthy side, where your heavy metals are. Well, I fully expected to have some levels of mercury and maybe a little bit of lead, but both my six-year-old son and I had skyrocketing levels of aluminum. My wife had very high levels of aluminum, but less than us, and I imagine that's because of the monthly cycle that women get as nature's built-in detox. But for he and I, it was alarming that a six-year-old would have accumulated as much aluminum as I have in 39 years of my life. Well, Kyle, you're on your game. It's a pleasure to

interact with you. I mean, you are more on top of this issue than people that have been looking at it for a very long time. You're exactly right. So this buildup of this toxic metal in us and in the entire fabric of life is cumulative. And we have synergistic toxicity as well. So we all have aluminum in us now. That's a given. And every human test subject we have examined, hair, blood, urine, also packed full of aluminum. We have synergistic toxicity. And so in the case of aluminum and mercury, we have peer-reviewed study that concludes

the combination of those two metals, because we all have mercury in us as well from coal-fired power plants, some from amalgam fillings and other sources. When you combine those two metals, the overall toxicity can increase as much as 10,000 percent, 100 times worse. How lethal is this mix? And that's not even adding in the other elements we know are involved, barium, strontium, manganese, polymer fibers. There is no consideration for the consequences of their actions in the case of the controllers who are behind these programs

again many many layers weather warfare the attempt to mask the true severity of planetary meltdown from the public until the last possible moment but when we look at for example the world's most recognized geoengineer dr david keith from harvard and he is and backing up to the bill gates quote proposals that you mentioned earlier and so-called proposals put forward by Dr. David Keith, whom I just mentioned, all of that, red herrings, all of it designed to make people think and conclude that this is, again, just some future proposal. It's been going on since immediately after World War II. Available data makes that conclusion impossible to ignore. So we don't know what the state of the planet would be without this at this point. And now

the buildup of these toxins and the damage to the atmosphere, the derailing of the hydrological cycle, the manifestation of all these consequences is now so immense that we quite literally face near-term planetary omnicide, and that is not to ignore all the other sources of damage to the planet. I'm not ignoring that. I'm very versed at that subject. climate change before I focused everything on climate engineering, because how can one have any legitimate discussion about the climate from any perspective without addressing this elephant in the equation? Yeah, and there's more. If you're with us through this, there's a heck of a lot more. I recently finished the book. I had Dr. Thomas Cowan on the podcast of health for a very long time. And one of the books that he recommended to me was The Invisible Rainbow by Arthur Furstenberg. We'll link to that in the show notes as well.

But they really got into the human experiment that's being run with radio frequency and microwave technology and the impact that that can have on the entire web of life. Talk a bit about how the geoengineering use of microwave technology and radio frequency is also affecting the climate and the world that we live in. Yeah, this just makes the overall mix of what we're exposed to that much worse. There are two primary layers of RF microwave transmissions that are utilized in climate engineering. If we look at the larger aspect of that first, we have ionosphere heaters like HARP. And the HARP acronym is High Frequency Active Rural Research Program. It doesn't mean anything to anybody. It's not meant to. It's not meant to sound ominous as it is. It's a weapon of mass destruction, period. What HAARP is in Alaska, and that's one of about 100 of that type of facility located around the globe. There are many.

It causes, it can beam millions of watts of power. It's steerable as well. So they can manipulate where they're impacting the atmosphere. And it hits the ionosphere and causes an electrical chain reaction that causes extraordinary heating in the ionosphere. The stated purpose of this militarily is to create a bulge in the atmosphere to create resistance for an incoming ICBM, Intercontinental Ballistic Missile. But that heating also pushes downward. That creates a high-pressure heat dome. And that's exactly what we have, for example, over the western U.S. The meteorologists have termed it the, quote,

ridiculously resilient ridge of high pressure. And in doing that, in creating that high-pressure dome, the upper-level winds rotate clockwise around that dome, which means they can steer the upper-level winds, which means they can steer the flow of moisture. And that's exactly what they're doing. So in the attempt to mask the severity of polar meltdown, and there are grave ramifications from that, far more grave than anything we've been told, And I can go into why momentarily, but they are steering the moisture up around, for example, the Western US and it's happening right now. Same thing's happening right now. We're looking at pushing a hundred degrees in Northern California by Lake Shasta as we enter October, high nineties and perhaps a hundred degrees in the ground because

the temperatures are being radically underreported. And that pushes the moisture up through Alaska. Alaska is remaining colder than normal at the surface. They use a process called chemical ice nucleation for other modification, which we can go into in a moment too, because that's a major aspect of climate engineering that most are completely unaware of. But that creates a surface cool down and masks the true severity of the warming. So again, in heating the atmosphere in this way, we don't know

the totality of damage being done by doing so. And they can literally heat the ionosphere to temperatures that are astoundingly high, into the thousands of degrees range in some cases. So I know that's difficult to comprehend, but the data backs up everything I'm stating. So the ionis for heaters are one way in which they can create these atmospheric pressure zones that steers the upper level wind currents that then in turn steers moisture. Kyle, picture the front of your car, the fan belt that wraps clockwise around one pulley, counterclockwise around another pulley. That's exactly how the upper level wind currents work and they can steer it to that degree. So they can push moisture around California, back down, pick up moisture from the Gulf of Mexico and keep the eastern half of the U.S. where the most U.S. population is cooler proportionally than the rest of the world. It's the most anomalously less warm region for nine years in a row. That's not nature. That's climate engineering. That's why people in those regions of the eastern U.S. wonder why is everybody complaining? It's not that bad where they climate engineering. That's why people in those regions of the eastern U.S. wonder, why is everybody complaining?

It's not that bad where they're at. So that's how they steer the upper level wind currents, steer moisture, keep certain regions cooler at the cost of incinerating other regions. Next part of radio frequency microwave transmissions is ground-based facilities that it's a large network. NextRad is part of that. And we monitor this. If your listeners search geoengineeringwatch.org hurricanes, they would find multiple reports from us showing how these ground-based transmitters, this network, steers cyclonic rotations. Because as you saturate the air mass with these electrically conductive particles, you can repel that air mass by repelling the particles. And that's what the ground-based transmitters do. So they can more or less push these storms. And again, we've recorded all of this in real time. Your listeners can see the actual recordings of the transmission sites

activating. Again, it's inarguable data. So they can steer cyclones as they've just done up through the eastern U.S. delivering moisture, which they then chemically nucleate, which I just mentioned, creating a surface cool down. They can do it again and again and again, or they can repel them. And in the case of – Kyle, do you remember Hurricane Sandy that hit the East Coast. Yeah, I had a buddy of mine, Chris Weidman, that had lived with his parents for a while because he lost his home. Well, how do they know seven days in advance that Hurricane Sandy was going to make an anomalous, unprecedented 90 degree westerly turn?

Seven days in advance. How did they know that? Let's look at Hurricane Harvey. How did they know Hurricane Harvey would do what it did seven days in advance. How did they know that? Let's look at Hurricane Harvey. How did they know Hurricane Harvey would do what it did seven days in advance, that it would just park on the Texas coast and spin? The ground-based transmitters in Texas, and we have all this captured on our,

if your listeners search you, you can watch that on Hurricane Harvey. The transmitters on shore held that storm from advancing further on shore, so it just sat along the shoreline and spun and distributed moisture. So again, we're not speculating about this. So this is the interaction of the microwave transmissions, and it's easy to see in the sky if you see opposing directional herringbone patterns in what is an aerosol cloud higher up in the atmosphere,

and this is visible commonly, that's the overlapping of the transmissions, creating opposing directions on the herringbone patterns, and that can't happen in nature. Let's talk a little bit, let's stay on the weather here with, with, um, what's happening with ice and hail. Uh, you know, being here in Austin, Texas, we experienced of people trying to light the snow on fire and it wouldn't melt. And at the time, I just thought, you know, this is – I literally said to my wife, I said, this is too much for me. I can't fucking look at it right now considering, you know, 9-11, 2008 housing, and now COVID. I just – I was like, I can't look at it right now. Maybe we'll come back to that. But, you know, having seen your documentary now and being in a place where I can take this information in, you know, talk a bit about the hail. Talk a bit about how they manufacture snow, the surfactants, the things that are going into our atmosphere that are coming down and landing everywhere in our water supply and our food and our soil.

You've retained the data extraordinarily well. Thank you for that. This is, again, an aspect of climate engineering that even those who are attempting to address the issue do not acknowledge. It's called chemical ice nucleation for weather modification. In the case of what happened in Texas, while Dallas was about zero degrees, at the same latitude in Florida, it was 85 degrees. At the same time, Dallas was about zero degrees. It was 33 degrees warmer at the North Pole. How can moisture that came off the

record-warm Gulf of Mexico produce that kind of anomalous cool-down. Again, chemical ice nucleation is the how. These are patented processes. If your listeners searched on the homepage of geoengineeringwatch.org, search the engineering winter section, they can see even lab test footage that we have of these elements being dropped into a beaker of water that frees it instantly. This is the same process, Kyle, that's used on ski slopes, that they use nucleating elements to create snow, where you can see the whole ski slope is covered with snow and the whole mountain is bare. And this technology has existed for decades.

So we can hear it in Northern California, in my remote location, when they're nucleating. You can hear just a parade of aircraft above. It feels like someone opened a refrigerator door. The temperatures might drop 15 or 20 degrees in very short order. It's a surface cool down. We're communicating with pilots, some private jet carrier, former military pilots, and commercial that are seeing profound temperature rises when they're 500 feet or 800 feet off the deck in these locations. Because again, it's a surface layer. Cold air is dense, sits on the surface. That's why you can walk into your market and see a big frozen section that's completely open on top because the cold air sits in that basin and everything stays frozen. The

same is true with this process. It's what they did to Dallas. We can speculate as to the reason why. Certainly, they sensationalized such an event and create division and confusion as to the true state of the climate or the planet or the planetary meltdown. And that's where chemical ice nucleation suits them. Kyle, do you remember in 2014 when there was so much sensationalized media about the record snow in Boston? Do you remember that?

Yeah. What didn't you see? You didn't see that at the same time, 14,000 feet up in the high Sierras, there was nothing, no snow. We have instances, we recorded in Amarillo, Texas, May 1st. I know this data inside out, upside down and backwards. May 1st, 2013, Amarillo, Texas, all time record high of 100 degrees on the ground. It snowed the next day. How is that possible? Chemical ice nucleation is how. We saw Denver, Colorado even earlier this year, and it's happened two times prior to that. They went from an all-time high of 85 degrees to 12 degrees in less than 24 hours.

Denver sits in a basin. That's why it's used for that process. It's ideal for this type of climate manipulation. We have snow appearing in places like the United Arab Emirates and other places. I'm sure you've seen some of those headlines, Snow never recorded before in history, that type of headline. That completely polarizes people into false conclusions that this whole narrative of something being wrong with the climate is false. And that's one of the aspects of climate engineering. Again, in addition to the weather warfare aspect, in fact, I recorded this over the Dakota pipeline protesters.

I recorded this on the satellite radar combination loops. 50-degree moisture that was rotating over the Dakota protesters suddenly and inexplicably flashed out to frozen precipitation, a big stripe. We recorded, we have actual satellite imagery of a stripe going across, for example, Kansas, a stripe of snow over flat ground, 10 miles wide and 300 miles long. How big a red flag do we need? They can chemically nucleate the moisture and create frozen precipitation on the ground. Ice nucleation is a very profound science and that is a major aspect of climate engineering. But at what cost do these cooldowns come?

Every single engineered surface cooldown comes at the cost of an even worse overall planetary meltdown because they are destroying the planet's life support systems. And as knowledgeable as you obviously are in regard to the human body, you know that once you start disrupting the natural processes, a downstream chain reaction occurs. And that's exactly what's happening.

Yeah, as Paul Cech put it, when you tinker with the sex organs of the earth, we might be the last generation left breathing. And, you know, about, you know, having just acquired some land, you know, with Aubrey Marcus and looking to be a caretaker of that land and getting into regenerative agriculture as well as biodynamic farming. One of the things that stuck out to me was how this is affecting the trees and the soil. And it's really alarming. I'd love to dive deep in that because of the fact that this is unavoidable. If we can't grow our own food, I mean, it's going to look a lot like the matrix here pretty quickly. I would argue even more perhaps Mad Max on steroids. When there's not enough to go around, the law of the jungle will

prevail very quickly. And if we carry this out as some primary factors of climate engineering, I'll make this short so you can express your thoughts on this. But if we look at this mathematically and statistically, as far as the greatest and most immediate threat faced by the human race, statistically, climate engineering and all that it entails would have to be considered the greatest and most immediate threat we collectively face,

short of nuclear cataclysm. And even in the nuclear cataclysm category, again, we find climate engineering because climate engineering is destroying the planet's protective layers that filter out UV radiation. We're losing the ozone layer. We may be facing total ozone layer collapse mid-decade,

this decade. What happens when we have a massive CME now, coronal mass ejection, i.e. solar flare, without Earth's protective atmospheric layers, that's going to shut down grids all over the planet. Now we have nuclear plants that can't cool themselves. Now we have Fukushima times 100 or 200. Game over. Game over. So the paradox with climate engineering, just like the pharmaceutical industrial industry, is their behind the curtain rationale is they need to constantly spray more of these reflective particulates to try to mitigate or mask the

damage that was created by this process in the first place. So unlike any past warming event on our planet, and there have been other events, of course, based on paleo data, we never had an absent ozone layer. We lose the ozone layer, it's killing plankton right now. Earth's plankton populations are down about 60 to 70 percent, and there are many causes. I'm not blaming it all on climate engineering or the loss of the ozone layer, but this is the single greatest cause because plankton have to feed in the upper layers of the water column because they photosynthesize, and they're being cooked in those upper layers. The UV is so powerful, it's baking the Cambrian layer, which is the living layer, right off of trees. On the sun-exposed side, on many species, it is baked clear to the core wood, from tip to trunk. This is extraordinarily powerful UV

radiation. It's killing insects. Geoengineeringwatch.org was the first major source to disclose that because of our work with former Forest Service and Fish and Game biologists. We disclosed that we were seeing an 80 to 90% crash of insect populations, terrestrial and aquatic, in Northern California. And we were marginalized, or the science community attempt to marginalize that work, falsely marginalized. Now they've admitted it. If your listeners search insect apocalypse, they'll see peer-reviewed study to prove what we stated almost a decade earlier. Insect populations are crashing around the globe along with plankton. We lose the plankton, we're done because we've lost the oceans at that point. And we lose the insect populations, we're done again. And we lose trees, we're done.

We lose the ozone layer, we're done done all of it's happening at once yeah it's it's uh it's a it's a tough pill to swallow there's no doubt what what can be done at this point to get people to to i mean what i don't even understand like first move here you know obviously first move is the awareness to take and allow this information to come in and to understand it. I mean, there's been a number of signs from the aluminum test my son and I did to, you know, us growing our own food. When I lived in Northern California in Sunnyvale, we grew, I mean, a ton of different trees and had our own garden there and everything grew well. And we used a lot of, you know, organic soil conditioner and different things like that, composted our own composting. And then out here in Texas, I couldn't tell if it was just the ultraviolet light of Texas. But then I talked to, you know, local growers and people that said,

no, there's definitely trees that do better well in here in Texas. And none of my trees in three years have produced fruit, none of them. And they're not even producing flowers anymore. And some of the trees are starting to grow, you know, deformed. They're not growing upright. They have a lean, they're growing branches from the top out sideways. And it's pretty undeniable at this point that even if I'm doing all of the practices I know to work to create a healthy microbiome for the soil and these things, that there's still something affecting that. I remember working with different plants that UVC, a specific type of ultraviolet light, could be really good at killing molds and different forms of bacteria and

fungi from the leaves if you did like a uvc wand but what you're saying is that there's an incredibly high amount of uvc that's coming in as well as other forms of ultraviolet light and if this is the case then what do we do Therein lies the question. And there is no way out of that corner. If we continue to destroy the planet's life, providing layers of the atmosphere, it's game over. So your listeners understand how the UV scale is. We're told 95% of incoming UV radiation is UVA. We're told 5% is UVB. We're told UVC stops 100,000 feet up in the atmosphere.

That is a lie. And below UVC, what do we have? X-ray. I think we all know how harmful that is. So we're seeing now extraordinarily high levels of UVB, which are not being disclosed. In fact, they're measuring now what amounts to visible light in order to mask the level of UV radiation.

They're measuring UV at a scale of 300 nanometers and up, which is basically measuring visible light. UV-B goes down to 320 nanometers, again, not being measured at all. So I guess you can deny what you're not even looking for. UV-C dropping below that, we're seeing a massive amount of UV in the 270 nanometer range, which is a DNA damaging spectrum of UV radiation, thus the deformities you're seeing on the trees, part of that equation. And again, none of this being disclosed. It's certainly easy to feel. You can feel it on surfaces and you have, of course, an increase in infrared light then also, which produces the heat that we feel and thus the surface is heating up faster. Bottom line is we lose the ozone layer and it's game over. It doesn't mean we all immediately perish. What it means is you can't grow anything. If you have a refrigerator full

of food, you can stay inside for a while, but it's already taken its toll on the insects. In fact, very, very difficult pests to deal with agriculturally. You know what a scale is, Kyle, on citrus? And scales are incredibly difficult to deal with if you don't use some sort of toxic chemical, which we won't use. We had some citrus trees with scales on them for the last two decades. They're gone. They're all gone, completely cooked off the trees from the UV this year. And we used to grow a large garden in my location. Again, I'm on what almost amounts to a boreal rainforest. Our normal annual rainfall here was 70 inches a year, although we're 500 inches of rain short for the last 14 years. Try to get your arms around that.

That's 40 feet of rain. That's how short of rain we are where I'm at in Northern California. Since 2007, since they first set up this ridiculously resilient ridge pattern that they're using right now to try to mask the warming in the Arctic. It's a very long process. I won't dive into the whole scenario, but we've been down at about 35 inches a year times 14. That's almost 500. We were 20 inches last year. So they can cut off our precipitation as long as they want. But in addition to the loss of precipitation, it doesn't matter how much water you give anything now, the soils have been contaminated, the UV is frying them. And now what we used to have with no effort, a massive jungle of a garden 15 years ago, can't grow a

thing now. If you can get anything to flower, you can't get it to fruit. If you manage to get something to fruit, it won't ripen properly. I mean, we're in real trouble. And just for the record, so your listeners know why Walmart and Costco still have food on the shelves in certain cases, we're importing now about 50 billion in food from countries that are starving to death to pacify the U.S. population, to keep store shelves stocked until the last possible moment, at which point converging cataclysms unfold. So how does one prepare for a future that seems undeniably in our lifetimes? And I would say immediate lifetimes. If we remain on the current course, and I want your listeners to hear that, if you're going 100 miles an hour and you're

a very short distance from impact, it's a certainty we're going to hit. I mean, the life we've known is not going to be for much longer. That's a given. But that being said, if we can expose and halt the single most destructive form of human activity, again, short of nuclear, we could allow the planet to respond on its own to the damage done, and in doing so, would at least by time. If we stop this intentional interference with the planet's life support system, the planet is trying to regain a new equilibrium. It cannot do that with climate engineering interfering with it. And you know with the human body, when you stop interfering with its natural processes,

immense healing can occur. Nature finds a way. A blade of grass that grows through the tiniest crack in the asphalt in the middle of a concrete jungle, it finds a way. A blade of grass that grows through the tiniest crack in the asphalt in the middle of a concrete jungle, it finds a way. We must stop this interference with the climate system. And again, it's much more than just climate intervention operations because these particles are highly toxic. It's making all of us less cognitively functional. We know that from neurological studies of the effect of aluminum. These particles are so small, as you described earlier, and I'm sorry I didn't elaborate on that.

That's why none of this is detected by air quality testing. All of it goes under the radar. As you correctly stated, it goes right through an N95 mask. These particles are exponentially smaller than anything that air quality tests for. They test for, at best, 2.5 microns. The nanoparticulates we're dealing with are infinitely smaller. A 2.5 micron particle is like a boulder compared to what we're looking for. So again, these elements go completely undetected. They're absorbed into everything.

And if this continues to affect us all, affect the Earth's life support systems, affect human health, again, we're all in a very short timeline. But if we can expose this, I would argue, Kyle, we would cause a shockwave around the globe as populations understand what their governments have done to them without their knowledge and consent. And this is a global scale operation. We have Senate documents at gmgwatch.org, some of them 800-plus pages long, outlining the global cooperation between nations that have otherwise adversarial relations. They're working together on climate engineering because of the cross-border ramifications. All of the global power centers know they can no longer support

their populations. That's not my opinion. That's a mathematical statistical fact. And thus that cooperation, which extends into the CV-19 scenario as well. But in regard to climate engineering, again, at this point, it must be considered a form of not just weather warfare, but biological warfare at minimum. These elements are toxic, they're synergistic toxicity, and we're all being exposed to it without our knowledge or consent. So bottom line, if we can expose and halt the insanity in our skies, unite populations around the globe in a common cause, in an understanding that we are literally, quite literally, and immediately fighting for our lives,

I would argue that although we are still going to hit the concrete wall, we would change the flavor of that impact. We might potentially salvage enough of the planet's life support systems that some might make it through what's coming wow that's uh yeah that's a lot having having two little ones um but we we're as i've stated before to people in the spiritual community that think that we're headed towards some drifting off towards some utopia that we we inherit uh the mess we're here to we're the cleaners of this mess and it's up to us to build the earth that we wish to inhabit now what do you think is necessary and other than just you know getting the word out and getting more people to understand what's happening what goes beyond that if it seems that this is handled through the military industrial complex,

can it be fought through Congress and through our government legally? Or is this something where we may just need to have some sort of collapse from a solar flare, shutting off all, you know, effectively acting as as an emp that shuts off all electronics and grounds all planes and then with that ceasing then we start to see some type of um rebalancing take place first let me let me back into that from a specific direction because i want to fill in one blank that i'm it's on every listener's mind generally. When they hear this dire data, they conclude, and in many ways we're trained to conclude, that they, i.e. those in power, ultimately those who print the money, and that's who's behind all this. All roads lead to those who print the money. They own militaries, thus they own countries.

That's who's running things. It's not some puppet in a White House. I don't care what their political stripe is. It makes no difference. Bottom line is, why would they do this to themselves? We have to look at those in power as a cancer, and a cancer that's being run by addicts, power addicts. Does an addict care that the next fix might kill him? No, they don't care. And power is the most addictive of all. At this point, we have so many cells in that cancer just doing their part, just doing their job. And so you have a headless, heartless, soulless beast, if you will, that simply exists to proliferate itself. Does a cancer intend to kill its host?

No. A cancer intends to proliferate at any cost. The host eventually dies. And that's the scenario we face. And we're not dealing with sanity at the top, absolutely not dealing with sanity. We're dealing with power addicts, and they will continue on this process unless we stop them. And the only way we can stop them is at a grassroots level, because they own the matrix, they own the media, they own the militaries, they own the agencies, they own

these so-called higher institution learnings, or institutions of learning, which are simply indoctrination at this point. So we have everybody pretending that this climate engineering elephant in the sky isn't really there. So if we can expose this so that those, especially our military brothers and sisters, Kyle, so that they understand that they are in fact participating in their own demise, the demise of their own posterity, if they continue to cooperate with these programs. We need them to stand down. We need people in academia, in spite of the potential loss of their employment, that their employment is that doesn't matter. Their paychecks won't matter on a dead planet. And we are perilously close to that point. We need them to band together, stand up, and tell the truth. And those in media who are helping to propagate the deception of this planetary omnicide or the covering up of it,

they need to be looked at as accomplices in the crime. That's key. Those media people need to be held responsible for their part in this insanity. Only through a grassroots level, I would argue, do we have any chance of stopping these programs from the inside out by simple disclosure? Many wheels will turn on their own. We already sued the Canadian government for four years. And when the data became too compelling, they just dismissed the whole case. We don't have time to go through that process anymore. We absolutely don't have time. And what I want your listeners, a final note, people feel powerless because they've been trained to feel powerless. And I know, given your background, given your knowledge, you know that that's not true. If you

assert yourself towards something and you start to cause that ripple effect, we have immense power if we would simply put it to use. And what I've argued, what I showed at the end of the dimming, is that any one of us can be the final pebble that triggers the landslide by spreading this awareness and starting spot fires of awareness, if you will, that if there's enough of them merging to a blaze that the power structure and their completely controlled media can't put out, if we could expose this issue, we would cause a shockwave around the globe. And I would argue if we can do that, we can change the flavor of what we face. Well, thank you so much, Dean, for all the work that you've been doing. I know personally from just from the bit of truth seeking and speaking that I've done over the last 18 months, that it is not fun for the

medical doctors that I've had on this show that have exposed some over the last 18 months, that it is not fun for the medical doctors that I've had on this show that have exposed some of the lies surrounding the narrative through mainstream media currently happening. No one just wakes up one day and says, "'Hey, let me throw my whole fucking career out the window. "'Let me throw any and all credibility "'that I have out the window and let me just do this thing

"'because maybe I'll get a book deal out of it. You know, it's it takes a lot for somebody to dive into this. And I think, you know, the point that I reached is likely the same point that you reached where you just wake up one day and you understand that there's no turning away from it. And it is too important and it matters too much to stick our head in the sand. It must be something that's taken a deep dive into and exposed and talked about. And I just want to thank you and commend you for the work that you do. I truly appreciate it.

The dimming is beautifully put together and undeniable in its trueness. Thank you, Dane. Thank you, Kyle. Thank you for your willingness to address the issue and individuals like yourself that have the ability to so correctly and articulately convey this issue are hugely needed in this battle. So my deepest thanks to you and to your listeners for the willingness to hopefully investigate further. Beautiful, Dane. We'll link to everything that you provide in the show notes. Is there any place that people can get a hold to give you

that you'd like to leave for the listener? Admin at Geoengineering Watch. Or excuse me, contact. They can go to the homepage. That's the email they'll get. But if they go to the homepage, just go to the contact section on the homepage of geoengineeringwatch.org. Yes, that's the best way. Beautiful. But if they go to the homepage, just go to the contact section on the homepage of gngwatch.org.

Yes, that's the best way. Beautiful. Well, thank you so much, Dane. Thank you.