June 22, 2025 - Epoch Times
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| Well, we know that weather modification is a big part of the agenda in many states where, for example, the agricultural industry would like to increase precipitation. | |
| Generally speaking it just translates directly into greater Crop growth and greater revenue, so it's well established that they're using things like silver in order to increase precipitation. | |
| But what the main concern is, is that there are other operations that are clandestine, that we don't actually know what the agenda is outside of official acknowledgement that solar radiation management technologies are being deployed, which include using things like sulfur. | |
| Calcium, titanium, various elements to create a dimming effect. | |
| So that's one of the primary things that, you know, we're looking to get disclosure on because the public fallout in terms of health consequences are severe. | |
| There are metals that are now being found in the soil and foods. | |
| We're breathing those in. | |
| It's a complex topic because you have Weather modification that is looking at just increasing precipitation. | |
| In Florida, we don't actually have many of those programs. | |
| They're found in other states. | |
| But there are well-known consequences of the aviation industry having fuel that contains many of the metals that have been found through independent testing, which include aluminum and barium, other compounds of concern, and that's a big issue because The FAA. | |
| And so even with our bill in Florida, it's one step towards ultimately opening up the larger topic, which is that we all want to breathe clean air. | |
| we have to. | |
| So this is one of the primary efforts. | |
| And we're only one of now 34 states that has introduced legislation to ban or get increased oversight over weather modification operations But he just reminded me, you know, Bobby Kennedy himself on the Dr. Phil Show, he was asked about this issue in general. | |
| I'll quote him here. | |
| That is not happening in my agency. | |
| We don't do that. | |
| It's done, I think, by DARPA, and a lot of it now is coming out of the jet fuel. | |
| So those materials are put We're bringing on somebody who's going to think only about that, find out who's doing it, and hold them accountable. | |
| So there is some interest at the federal level. | |
| Absolutely. | |
| Yeah, in fact, in April, Bobby went ahead and he responded to our announcement that there were, at the time, 24 states that had introduced legislation, which was incredible. | |
| The things that we need most to be safe and to implement the Make America Healthy Again initiative requires at the very least that the environment, the air we breathe, the water goes into the soil, the metals go into the food, we have to address this issue as a priority. | |
| And he does acknowledge that, which was the first time the executive branch signaled in such a powerful way that they back this. | |
| Highly grassroots movement. | |
| This is we the people rising up saying, let's acknowledge what we're seeing around us and let's do something about it. | |
| Well, so this is the perfect opportunity to kind of find out a little bit more about you, where you come from, what you're about, how you're connected with Maha. | |
| Well, I started out as a grassroots activist by putting together a website early in my career in 2007 called GreenMedInfo.com. | |
| And it was a project of mine, it was sort of an obsession to index all the research I could find on research that supports natural interventions and also looks at It could be anything from mammography to vaccination. | |
| And because of that website, which now has 100,000 studies, it's been very controversial. | |
| Because before Maha became a big thing, and even before Whole Foods and, you know, all the natural health advocacy became mainstream, we were considered on the fringe. | |
| Natural health, it seems a little bit wooey. | |
| Based on anecdotes, for example, but what I decided to do was to find all of the so-called scripture of the medical monotheism that dominates America, which is the peer-reviewed and published research to support empowering people to make an informed choice. | |
| It's been astonishing to me to learn over the last however many years how much peer-reviewed research It exists in a whole lot of areas, like, for example, the medicinal properties or positive medical effects of certain types of food. | |
| I remember Dr. Paul Merrick that I had on the show about some of this, he discovered that berberine is something, I mean, discovered, again, it's written about quite a bit in the scientific literature, to treat diabetes or compounds that have anticarcinogenic properties, right? | |
| He's been running AI, looking through, again, peer-reviewed research showing that green tea and turmeric, for example, have strong prophylactic qualities against cancer and things like that. | |
| I mean, fascinating stuff you don't generally hear about. | |
| And you've been documenting this for years on your site. | |
| And then you became involved in Maha. | |
| What is Maha? | |
| I don't think I've had that question answered on the show yet. | |
| Well, I believe it's a popularist movement to embrace alternatives to the conventional medical model, which is very largely driven by pharmaceutical interests, as we know. | |
| It doesn't mean that they're nefarious. | |
| It's just that it's a good business model. | |
| You suppress symptoms often with some of the very chemicals, basically patented xenobiotic chemicals, drugs, that are... | |
| Many of the symptoms of disease are caused by poisoning with some of these same chemical types. | |
| So it's this very paradoxical situation where we're told that the standard of care requires that we adopt interventions which we just cognitively It's dissonant. | |
| Like, we realize they're actually chemicals. | |
| They're not natural compounds. | |
| And natural medicine advocacy has always been around acknowledging that our body is a natural entity and that we should be able to use the medicines that really for countless epochs we've used to survive as a species and thrive in certain scenarios. | |
| So it's really a revival of ancient wisdom combined with the advances of modern science. | |
| And I think that my work has simply been to celebrate that research. | |
| And I didn't intend for it to be very controversial because one of the 10,000 databases on Green Med Info is on vaccination. | |
| And we happened to index 1,300 studies on the non-safety and non-efficacy of various vaccines. | |
| And that's what politically became quite an issue. | |
| And now you're involved in the Global Wellness Forum. | |
| Global Wellness Forum was, I think, instrumental in passing this legislation in Florida, and frankly, which is actually being used by many other states. | |
| I think it's up to, is it 36 now or something? | |
| Okay, okay. | |
| Well, the point is, it's not just something about Florida. | |
| You know, sometimes people say, well, Florida, Florida's a little bit weird. | |
| But no, it's something that, you know, And again, I just don't know if this was so much in the public consciousness, to be honest. | |
| Like, it wasn't in mine. | |
| Well, if you are like me and you live often in the realms of social media, it is just unbelievable how many posts there are, many of which are viral on the topic of so-called chemtrails. | |
| Colloquially, that term has been used to describe the obvious changes in weather that are artificial. | |
| People don't know the cause. | |
| That's a big reason why there are so many now looking to legislate a reform. | |
| However, it's clear that this is a populist movement, and it's really all about taking back our basic right to bodily sovereignty. | |
| I think after the four or five years of the declared pandemic, there was a mass awakening around bodily choice, informed consent, and what we're seeing, I think, truly is a non- Partisan movement that is embraced by the majority of Americans and I would say this is becoming a really beautiful movement of sovereignty and it's just we have to address the 800-pound gorilla of what's going on in our skies and |
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