Update, same day: Reader Nancy has commented that she’s seen a few weather balloon explosions that looked similar. So I watched one of them,
and she’s right, it does! I especially found interesting the comment below the above video that “weather balloons explode at dusk,” which this “chem bomb” also apparently did (as I recall, the narrator said the sun was going down).
I’d like to say I’m “just paranoid,” except that I (and YOU) live (and choke) beneath hazy, chem-trailed skies on a near-daily basis, and this clip may have just upped the ante for all of us.
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Published on Jan 17, 2014
What is this that exploded near San Diego? I filmed this while filming chem planes spraying very low and the object appeared after the second, higher, trail was laid. Whatever fell from the object rained down into a very urban area full of houses.
I have no idea what to think at this point!
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This sizable container was dumped over houses in San Diego and happen to be filmed. The people causing this stuff or so insulated from public oversight they have become a science-cult experimenting on humans and mother Earth globally in secret operations. This being over highly populated areas makes me think it’s reasonable to start referring to them as a fully sociopathic science cult. And yet, the public does not want to believe it’s going on. Can we say it all together: “cognitive dissonance” !
I really think the basic hump to get over is the idea that there are people in the world that are acting in a malevolent manner, and that this group malevolence is organized, focused, and very very effective. People just don’t want to think that about others, and I don’t blame them! I didn’t (and don’t) either. So yes, cognitive dissonance. Or dissonance between head and heart, perhaps?
I’m not poo-pooing, but I just watched a few videos of weather balloons exploding on youtube. This exploding “chemical bomb” looks remarkable similar.
Thanks, Nancy!I’ll go and watch a few of them myself and see what I think . . .