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June 4, 2025 - Health Ranger - Mike Adams
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AGROTERRORISM arrest over weaponized fungal spores proves that biosludge...
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Last week, I filmed the video.
No, it was like two weeks ago.
I filmed a video of the bio sludge under the microscope in a dry condition.
So I purchased bio sludge from Austin, Texas.
It's packaged as garden soil and fertilizer, but it's human feces that's dried and stuffed into bags, and the bags are labeled dillo dirt.
And I think we have a dillo dirt image that I can...
So I did that microscopy, and then I added water to it, some saline solution, and a little bit of sugar to see if I could feed any microbes.
And today, then, for the first time, I took a small amount, just about 150 microliters of the water out of that Petri dish, put it on a slide, and put it under the microscope, and went to see To answer the question, is there anything alive in here?
And oh my god, is there.
Oh my god.
The horror!
I honestly, I don't know if I'm going to include that one today, but I plan to include it tomorrow, if not today.
I just don't know if we're going to have time to show you that, but it's bizarre.
And it's crazy that...
It's like sewage.
And then they sell it as garden soil to put on your strawberry garden at home.
And it's filled with an unbelievable assortment of pathogens, let me tell you.
Unbelievable.
And they're not dead.
They're nowhere near dead.
Not even close to dead.
You'll see.
And this is happening all across the country.
And so this is a form, well I should say, This is a vector that can be used for bioterrorism.
That was the warning from Dr. David Lewis, the former EPA scientist who is the author of the book called Science for Sale.
That book was my inspiration for creating the documentary called Biosludged.
It ends with an E-D.
And you can watch that for free at biosludged.com.
Well, I invited Dr. David Lewis to Texas.
He came to my laboratory.
I gave him a tour of my lab.
He's actually one of the few people that's seen my lab in person with all the mass spec instruments, etc.
And then we filmed him in my lab for that documentary.
So if you watch that documentary, everything in the background is actually my lab, not his, because his lab was taken away.
The EPA shut him down.
They kicked him out.
They pulled the funding, and he had government officials come to his house and threaten him.
to be quiet or bad things would happen.
They destroyed his career because he was blowing the whistle about bio sludge being spread all across America and how bio sludge, which is really, it's just sewage, just city sewage that's dried and put on trucks and then just dumped on farms and dumped on like school playgrounds and government building lawns and city parks all across the country, okay?
It's the most toxic thing You can imagine that might be called soil, but it's not soil.
Well, he was saying that this is a vector for bioterrorism.
That anybody could drop a pathogen into the sewer system, and then the practices of biosludge would spread that pathogen all over the farms.
And Dr. David Lewis was 100% Correct about that.
And understand that the EPA, just like every other federal agency, the EPA has been steeped in fraudulent science.
Just like the FDA, the CDC, the NIH, the NIAID, etc.
The EPA has been allowing the mass poisoning of America.
And this is before the current administrator, Lee Zeldin, of course.
But all this time, under every president, up to now, And still including now, because this is in place, the EPA has allowed the mass poisoning of America's soils with bio sludge.
And the EPA has maintained this vector.
This isn't even something that Secretary Zeldin is even talking about, to my knowledge.
We should bring this to his attention, because this is a really critical issue.
But news just broke in the last 24 hours.
Underscoring why this is such a critical issue.
And I'm reading from the New York Post.
Chinese national couple charged with smuggling crop-killing fungus into the United States.
A, quote, potential agro-terrorism weapon.
So let me read a little bit from this story from June 3rd.
Yeah, so it just came out.
A Chinese national couple was hit with criminal charges Tuesday for allegedly smuggling a dangerous fungus.
Into the U.S. capable of destroying crops and poisoning humans and livestock.
Now, just for the record, this is allegedly, as far as I see from the story, there's no evidence that this couple was attempting to deploy it against crops or livestock.
But rather, I think the wife works at a university and they were researching it or something.
Let's continue.
The man, Mr. Liu, 34 years old, was caught by U.S. Customs and Border Protection attempting to smuggle Fusarium Graminerum.
Okay, this is considered to be a potential agroterrorism weapon.
It's a fungal strain.
He attempted, allegedly, attempted to smuggle this into the U.S. via the Detroit Metropolitan Airport last July, and a criminal complaint has been filed with the Eastern District of Michigan that Mr. Liu initially made false statements, and then eventually he admitted to law enforcement that he was bringing the fungus to his girlfriend.
It is, okay, not wife, but girlfriend.
33-year-old University of Michigan lab researcher Mrs. Jian, according to authorities.
Okay.
The complaint alleges that Jian received, quote, Chinese government funding for her work on Fusarium Graminerum in China, and that she is a loyal member of the Chinese Communist Party, and that the man, Mr. Liu, Works at a Chinese university where he conducts research on the same pathogen.
Okay, so what we know so far is that this is a man and a woman.
They're a couple.
They both work on this pathogen.
Now, that alone is not a crime to just to study pathogens.
I mean, that's what Fauci said we were doing this whole time with COVID.
Of course, he, in my view, he is a criminal because he...
But this Chinese couple, as far as we can tell so far, they did not deploy it, but they did violate laws in terms of smuggling it into the country because that is a disallowed item.
So the woman, Mrs. Jin, denied that she was aware of the boyfriend's intent to smuggle the pathogen.
She was interviewed by the FBI.
An investigation determined that the couple discussed the shipping of biological materials and the research being done in the laboratory.
And that evidence suggests that she had smuggled other materials into the country.
They're going to face charges of conspiracy, because there's two of them and they talked about it, smuggling false statements and visa fraud charges, according to U.S. Attorney Jerome Gordon Jr., who said, The alleged actions of these Chinese naturals, including a loyal member of the Chinese Communist Party, are of the gravest national security concerns.
These two aliens, he says, it's funny how suddenly they use the word alien, you know, when it's about, like, Chinese people.
These two aliens have been charged with smuggling a fungus that has been described as a potential agroterrorism weapon into the heartland of America.
Where, this is what Gorgon, excuse me, Gorgon, this is what he says, where they apparently intended to use a University of Michigan laboratory to further their scheme.
Okay, well, that might all be made up.
Maybe their scheme was just to write an academic paper, you know?
I mean look I don't know their motivations and I'm not defending this behavior, but I'm just We don't know if these two people intended to release this or to sell off a sample to a terror group.
We don't know.
Maybe they did.
Maybe they didn't.
But the point is that the bio sludge practices across America would allow anybody to just flush this down the toilet and then the fungus is in the bio sludge and then The cities and the counties will spread it on all the crops.
So, and I'm not saying anything that isn't already widely known.
So I'm not here, you know, I'm not trying to give terrorists ideas.
I mean, I have a whole documentary about this.
We've been trying to stop this for many, many years.
We've been trying to warn authorities for many years.
Trying to warn the EPA.
I mean, Dr. David Lewis, you know, wrote a whole book about this.
Science for sale, right?
So we're trying to warn people about this.
But the truth is that any agro-terrorist right now could grow a dangerous fungal strain which causes head blight.
That's a disease of rice crops and wheat and barley and corn.
Head blight, which I think also Senator Lindsey Graham is suffering from head blight.
Overuse of cocaine in Kiev, but that's a totally different thing.
Any terrorist could just flush fungal strains down the toilet and the city would do the rest.
The city would be the distribution for the agro-terrorism weapon and this weapon would be spread across all the farms.
You see what I'm saying?
So Dr. David Lewis was right.
This is a vector for bioterrorism and now we actually have an arrest and we have Allegations against this particular Chinese couple.
Now, again, even if this Chinese couple is totally innocent, they're just academics, let's say a couple of nerds, just, you know, trying to write a science paper on this fungus, okay?
Because, you know, Chinese people in universities pretty much just write science papers all the time.
They're really good at it.
So maybe they're just a couple of nerdy people.
They had no idea that...
Okay, fine.
Fine.
Maybe that's true.
But somebody else with nefarious intent could come along and use this bio-sludge vector that I'm talking about right here.
So this is a big deal.
This is a big deal that it's apparently pretty easy to smuggle agro-terror fungal Strains or spores into the United States.
And this guy was only caught because he had them in little baggies.
And there's a photo of this.
Let me see if I can show you this photo.
He's got them in, like, Ziploc bags.
So you see this?
He's got four little bags there with, you know, little bits of fungus in them, right?
So the only reason he got caught, this is why I very much doubt that this guy or this couple are actually I very much doubt it because this wasn't a very sophisticated smuggling operation.
Let's put weird stuff in baggies with writing on it and, you know, see if anybody notices.
Well, customs and border protection, this is one of their main jobs is to watch out for agricultural weirdness or people.
People do all kinds of weird stuff to smuggle all kinds of exotic animals into the country.
Like, are you happy to see me?
Or is that a turtle in your pocket?
What is that?
People do that all the time at the airports.
So this guy was not very sophisticated putting these in baggies.
If you were actually going to smuggle...
I mean, I'm not even going to say, there's like a thousand other ways to smuggle a substance, especially that small, into the country where nobody would give it a second thought, you know?
I mean, people bring in all kinds of stuff, all the time, in all kinds of bottles and things.
And customs doesn't even take a second look at it.
The only reason this stood out was because it's in baggies, like handwritten bags.
Like, what is this?
You know, that's when customs started taking a look.
Like, what do you got here, buddy?
Why do you have these weird baggies?
So that was a mistake on his part.
But it also, again, in my mind, it shows that he did not have intent to actually carry out, you know, bioterrorism.
However, again, somebody else could clearly, easily smuggle fungal spores into the United States.
I mean, why even carry it through an airport?
They could just ship it in the mail, which, you know, the Postal Service doesn't like to hear that because people ship all kinds of weird stuff in the mail that they're not supposed to.
And, you know, you can also order live chickens in the mail by little baby chicks.
They actually get mailed in the spring.
They come in a box.
It's crazy.
No, I don't do that, but I know that the retailers in Texas, they order chickens in a box.
But anyway, that's another story.
But there's all kinds of mail, those small packages that come from, you know, China or wherever to the United States.
So it wouldn't take any effort at all for an actual terrorist to receive a mail package of one of these spores and then, I guess, grow the spore, you know, in their basement or something.
I don't know what you feed these things, but I guess you feed it.
Grains, because that's what it grows on.
So you feed it grains and some water, and then you have like a basement of spores, you know?
And then they would harvest that and just start flushing it down the toilet.
Because they would know that the city would just distribute it on all the farms because of the bio sludge.
So there you go.
Now, with that said, I'm going to go ahead and show you the microscopy on this.
Because, like I said, I purchased a bag of this stuff from Austin, Texas.
It's called Dillo Dirt.
Dillo Dirt.
And it's not dirt.
It's human feces, is what it is.
It's the sewage from the city.
I bought a bag of this.
I took a couple of spoonfuls out.
I put it in a Petri dish, and I put it under the microscope.
And so I've got two parts to show you.
First, I'm going to show you the Microscopy Dry.
Which is pretty gross all by itself.
And then I'm going to show you what I just filmed earlier today, which is after maybe a week and a half or two weeks, whatever it's been, of incubation with water in the Petri dish, some saline solution, some sugar that I put in there, and I incubated it at human body temperature.
So I'm going to show you then the results coming up right now.
I'm going to show you the results of the live microscopy.
And prepare to be shocked.
But this is the truth.
This is the situation.
We have this massive vulnerability.
Any terrorist can flush anything down any toilet.
And they can rely on local governments to distribute the bioweapons all over the farms.
So there goes the food supply.
You see what I'm saying?
It's a no-brainer, and somebody needs to alert Lee Zeldin, who overall I think is doing a great job at the EPA, but we've got to alert this guy about the dangers of the biosludge process.
Lee Zeldin, in my opinion, is doing some very positive things, pushing back against the climate lunacy, the climate cultism, how the EPA declared carbon dioxide to be...
You know, you need carbon dioxide.
It's the most important molecule in our atmosphere, it turns out.
And we barely have any.
You know, it's barely above 400 parts per million.
So Lee Zeldin is doing a great job pushing back against that nonsense.
But we've got to get him to focus on this bio-sludge situation because it is a national security threat.
Recent event, the smuggling of a crop-killing fungus, this proves my point.
This proves Dr. David Lewis was correct.
This proves that this is a vector for bioterrorism or agro-terrorism, and this falls under the purview of the EPA.
The EPA needs to shut this down and end all the practice of biosludge being dumped on farms and whatever, playgrounds and city parks all across the country.
Because that's a bioterrorism assault waiting to happen.
Waiting to happen.
And I don't think this Chinese couple was trying to do that, is my guess, but somebody else probably will be.
Maybe there'll be a copycat person who sees the Chinese couple's story.
They're like, hey, we can follow through with this.
Who knows?
There's a lot of crazy psychos out there that would love to collapse the food supply, cause economic chaos, mass starvation.
Who knows?
So, here you go.
Here come the microscope videos from my studio, the Brighteon Studios.
Enjoy these videos back to back.
And, well, spread the word.
Share this everywhere.
We've got to get the word out about this.
Alright, here we go.
Welcome to today's Science Ninja episode here at Brighteon.com.
I'm Mike Adams, and when you see me wearing my Science Ninja shirt, there it is, then you know there's some science that's about to happen.
Or the purple gloves.
That's another sign that something interesting could happen.
Today we're looking at biosludge under the microscope.
And here, we're near Austin, Texas, and in Austin, if you take all the We're just going to have to use some profanity for this episode.
But if you collect all the human shit that all the people in Austin flushed down the toilet...
You get a product that is sold all over Texas.
It's called Dillo Dirt.
And here's a photo of the Dillo Dirt bag, which you can buy all over Central Texas.
And it's promoted as a natural garden amendment or a kind of fertilizer soil amendment.
But it's actually human shit.
It's bio-sludge, which is sometimes called bio-solids, and it contains everything that people flush down the toilets from the city of Austin, which you can imagine, that's a lot of shit.
So, we decided to look at it under the microscope, given that we have this brand new microscope that's got all these capabilities now, and there you have a 5x image.
Now, I've done heavy metals testing on bio sludge in years past, and I've also produced a documentary that you can watch for free.
It's at biosludged.com, and we'll show you that screen.
You can go watch that film and share that with everybody completely free of charge.
But I've tested bio sludge and found crazy high levels of heavy metals, and then in terms of so-called viruses or bacteria and fungi and so on, It's just teeming with all kinds of bacteria and fungi.
In fact, we have an incubation chamber right over here.
You see the orange dome?
Well, the dome with the orange plate?
That is an incubation chamber.
So after this visual inspection today, we're going to add water and we're going to incubate human shit from Austin, Texas.
And show you what grows out of it, okay?
But before we get there, let's take a closer look.
So we're going to zoom in, and we're going to, right now we're at 5x.
Go ahead and show my microscope screen.
We're going to zoom in, and let me see.
We're going to go to, let's go to 20x here.
A little bit closer view.
And yeah, here we go.
Here's some of the human shit that you can buy in Dillo Dirt.
And you notice there's, in the center of the screen, we're going to zoom in on this even more.
Do you see this?
Let's go to 100x.
Do you see this blue fragment?
Or it looks like a blue, I don't know, a blue hair or something.
Let me get a full focus for you here, and I'll be able to show it to you with better clarity.
Right there.
So you see that fragment there?
That is most likely a piece of microplastic.
And that's because, as I said earlier, everything that people flush down the toilets, which can include all kinds of plastics, like I said, feminine hygiene products, or condoms, latex, or sometimes children's toys, small toys get flushed down the toilet.
People flush all kinds of things, and it ends up in the bio sludge.
So filled with microplastics, but that's not all.
Let me show you something else that's really interesting about this image.
Do you see these egg-like structures here?
So let me turn down the light a little bit on this so you can get a better view of this.
Now, dillo dirt is sold and promoted effectively by the city of Austin as something that you should put into your garden.
And this is what they're telling you to put in your garden.
These crazy spores.
That have web-like structures on them.
But you get the idea here that these objects, and one of them is kind of blowing in the wind there, it's waving back at us.
It's like, hi, how's your day?
Let's get a depth image, everything in focus at the same time.
There you go.
So this is some of what's in Dillodirt.
This is, again, it's human shit.
Mixed with whatever else people flush down the toilet.
And the city of Austin deceptively markets it as a natural organic garden amendment.
And they don't tell you that it's made from human shit.
And they give it a cute sounding name.
Oh, Dillodirt.
It must be from armadillos.
Maybe it's armadillo poo.
No, it's human shit packaged.
And sold to people who don't know what they're putting on their garden.
And we're looking at what's in it right now.
So, we're going to cruise around a little bit now.
It's going to take it out of focus.
We'll zoom out slightly in order to do this.
I want to show you something else that I saw earlier.
Wow, this is like a...
I've got a bottle of methylene blue over here.
We should add some methylene blue into this.
To make methylene poo.
Let's see what else we have.
Hold on a second.
Okay, there's the blue thing.
Oh yeah, this is what I want to show you over here.
I want to show you another piece of microplastic that I spotted earlier.
This kind of thing is very common.
So, you see that?
So just that little red chunk, these are some of the microplastics that show up in these samples, and they're all over the sample.
And, you know, we can take an even closer look, get a little bit more detail about what this is, give it some more light.
There you go.
It's very common in these samples to see blue and red and then sometimes white microplastic samples.
It's very common to see different kinds of webbing.
Different kinds of fungi, and then also weird colored spores, things like that.
So, oops, that's not one.
Let's cruise around and just take a look and see what else we find.
Do you want this on your garden food?
Yeah?
That's what they say, you know, put it in your garden.
It's sold at garden centers.
And people are like, hey, it's cheap garden soil.
Yeah, you know why it's cheap?
Because shit is free, it turns out.
You can have all the shit you want for free.
You just got to go pick it up.
Oh, look at that.
Oh, giant blue hair.
Okay, let's see where this hair is going.
Mmm, you want this in your tomato vines right there?
So this is another example of these microplastics that we see all the time.
And this one has some Klingons.
On it here.
We'll get those into focus.
Yeah, you see the Klingons right there?
And the Klingon.
Yeah.
Delicious.
People wonder why they get sick when they're dealing with this stuff.
And then when it rains, guess what?
The garden smells like sewage.
I wonder why that is.
Could it be because there's all this sewage in it?
And here's some plastics, probably from, you know, like tampons or whatever.
And there it is, right there.
And they never tell you that this comes from human sewage.
So this is sold all over the country, by the way.
Every city actually has something like this going on.
Out of Milwaukee, they package all the Milwaukeean shit.
And then they sell that and they call it milorganite, which is very deceptive.
It's total fraud.
They're trying to deceive people into thinking that it's somehow organic when clearly it's not.
It's actually just human shit.
They try to confuse people by thinking it's USDA organic, but it isn't.
Because it turns out that soils cannot be certified organic at all.
So let's poke around just a little bit more, see what other interesting little tidbits that we find.
Here's some more microplastics right here.
You know, very clear.
It takes a moment to shift the lenses, but there you go.
I mean, we can, you know, just all day you can cruise through this.
This is just one little tiny Petri dish of these samples.
But you can cruise around this stuff if you want.
Before we wrap up this segment, let's just see what else we might find in here.
There's also like leaves and twigs and things like that because they do also, they'll take some of the city cleanup of like curbside pickup or cleanup and they'll add that into the mix.
As well, but the bulk of it is human sewage.
And, oh wow, there's some green stuff there.
And as we found, the EPA allows this to happen.
There was a whistleblower, Dr. David Lewis, who tried to blow the whistle on this, and he wrote a book called Science for Sale.
And I'll ask our producer if we can put that on the screen.
Oh look, there's another gross red thing.
But Dr. David Lewis, he tried to blow the whistle on this.
He was an EPA scientist with a lab and a budget and everything.
So government agents went to his house, dragged him out of his bed in the middle of the night, threatened to have him killed if he didn't shut up about this.
Oh, look at that.
Tampon tentacles.
Yeah, there you go.
That's what's in your soil if you buy dillo dirt.
Now, folks, that is not natural.
That is not from armadillos.
That's synthetic.
It's ground-up feminine hygiene products that are spread all over your food farms.
If you eat non-organic food, you are eating food grown in this shit.
This is another reason to buy and eat organic only and to source clean foods because if you don't source clean foods, your food is grown in this kind of stuff that we are looking at right here, right now.
I featured Dr. David Lewis in that documentary called Bio Sludged, and he has continued to try to voice alarm over this.
Of course, they stripped him of all his funding, they shut down his lab, they threatened him into silence.
Now we have Lee Zeldin as head of the EPA.
And although I do think that Lee Zeldin is doing a good job on many things.
Oh, there's that same blue.
I don't think Lee Zeldin is taking action against biosludge.
Because the question from all the cities across America would be, well, what are we going to do with all this shit if we can't pawn it off on farmers and people and spread it on the soils?
How would we possibly get rid of all this toxic, biohazardous waste?
So the EPA allows it to be used to pollute our soils.
Because there's no such thing as a Clean Soil Act in America.
There's a Clean Air Act, there's Clean Water Acts and laws.
Oh, look, there's an interesting little green chunk.
Let's take a look at that.
But there is no Clean Soils Act in America, and the EPA doesn't seem to care about clean soils at all.
But there is an answer to this.
There we go.
Ooh, delicious, huh?
How'd you like this stuff in your garden?
Yeah?
We should get a 3D topography of this.
This just is begging for a topographical analysis.
Let's take a look.
Okay, let's see.
Let's go there.
And let's do it.
Here we go.
Alright.
We'll get the 3D data.
We'll map it out.
Here we go.
Standby.
Alright, there we go.
Hey, mountains of shit.
All for your yummy, yummy garden in your tummy.
And people wonder why they're getting sick and having cancer and having all kinds of diseases and having mental disorders and autoimmune disorders and allergies.
It's because your food is grown in this.
That's why.
And this is happening.
It's in California.
It's in every state.
It's in every city all across this country, in case you're curious.
So, that's why you're getting sick, or one of the reasons why.
Plus, chemtrails are dropping crazy and insane things out of the sky as well.
Hey, here's a semi-translucent hair.
Some more hairy microplastic type of substances.
Look at that.
Hey, you want some semi-translucent hairs for your garden?
They help the vines grow better.
Here's some other red microplastics.
Here we go, right there.
You see that?
Different fibers.
Because, yeah, you know, the city, they'll grind it up.
Like, grinding up human shit with a bunch of leaves so that people don't recognize it.
Yeah, if you get some of this, when it rains, you know, it smells like just flat-out sewage because that's exactly what it is.
It's sewage in your garden.
Alright, I think we've done enough here.
So what we're going to do is I'm going to take this petri dish.
I'll probably dump out half of that.
We'll keep the other half there.
And then we're going to incubate it after we add a little bit of water and saline solution.
There we go.
Some more colorful blobs.
Let's get some lighting effects on this.
Hey, multicolored poo.
Must be LGBT poo from Austin.
Looks like the LGBT flag right there.
Do they shit rainbows?
Or do they just believe in economic unicorns that shit rainbows?
I'm not sure.
One or the other.
Let's see.
God bless the First Amendment.
Okay.
Yeah, I think we've seen enough shit for today.
If you want to see any more sewage, just monitor the budget debate at the House of Representatives.
Otherwise, this will be a wrap-up here for this.
We're going to incubate it.
We're going to grow whatever grows out of this, and then we're going to bring you those videos of the Dillow dirt life forms coming out, whatever those happen to be.
So that'll be coming.
In another episode, another day, but we're going to add it to the incubation dome where we have the chemtrails fallout samples from Dr. Jane Ruby also, and some other interesting things going on.
Buy organic, eat organic, grow your own food, get clean food, don't trust conventional food because it's grown in this toxic shit all over the country.
If you eat non-organic food, you're eating shit and dying.
Like, actually eating shit.
Alright folks, we've been incubating a bio sludge sample now for a week or two.
This is so-called dillo dirt from the city of Austin.
It's all the sewage of the people in Austin, everything they flushed down the toilet.
including all their cocaine and prescription drugs and whatever else.
Okay, so...
It's sold in garden centers as fertilizer and garden soil and dirt, but it's mostly just human crap, okay?
So we incubated it, we added water, we incubated it at human body temperature, and we've added a little bit of saline solution, and then we fed it some sugar also.
The care and feeding of bio sludge microbes, yes.
Sadly, that's what it's all come to.
So now we have an image under the microscope.
We're about to zoom in for the first time and take a look at what this is.
So go ahead and go to the microscope.
I notice there's a blob here.
So that blob looks interesting.
So let's go take a look at the blob.
We'll start at 100x.
There's an interesting blob, and we have movement of some kind.
It might just be a water flow.
Across the slide.
But yeah, this blob, hey, how does that look?
Is that like something you want in your garden, knowing that it came from human feces?
Let's zoom in to where we could start seeing things that are self-mobile.
We have this giant hairy structure, whatever that thing is.
And we have a lot of particles in here.
The big question is, are they alive?
Or how many of these are alive?
And what we're seeing right now is a little bit of a natural flow of the water across the surface of the slide.
So we want to let that calm down before we really take a look and determine whether things are alive or not.
I mean, clearly this is the result of some kind of life.
Let me get a full depth image of that.
That would be really useful.
Okay, now we're starting to see Oh, man.
There's no question now.
If I get the right focus range, Oh, these are hyperactive microbes.
They are really darting around, swimming around.
They're small though.
They're small but fast.
But I am seeing tons of motion here.
In fact, way more motion, way more than I was seeing in the chemtrails fallout sample.
You guys seeing this, how active this thing is?
This is like a dance party going on.
It's like a rave get-together.
Yeah, there's a lot going on here.
Okay.
Let me try a couple things to see if I can get you any more clarity.
Okay, so this is what is sold to you as safe according to the EPA.
Now, this is not an attack on...
You see that super fast one there?
This is not an attack on Lee Zeldin.
Who I think overall is doing a very good job trying to reverse some of the climate nonsense with the EPA.
But long before Zeldin was put in charge of the EPA, I interviewed a scientist, Dr. David Lewis, former EPA whistleblower.
Dr. David Lewis wrote a book called Science for Sale.
I have a copy here in the studio.
And in that book, he warned about bio sludge.
And how it was filled with all kinds of viruses and pathogens and it was being spread on farms and playgrounds all across America because every city produces biosludge and every city, of course, wants to get rid of it.
And the way they get rid of it is they call it fertilizer and then they dump it on farms.
And they lie to the farmers and say, hey, this is free fertilizer.
Do you want all this stuff?
And the farmers, perhaps not knowing, What they're dealing with, say, yeah, I'll take some free fertilizer.
So the trucks show up and they just dump all this all over the farms.
And it's legal to use bio sludge to fertilize non-organic crops.
Did you know that?
So if you are eating non-organic food, it is grown in, well, this, whatever this stuff is, this is pretty good.
We're able to see the level of life in this.
Absolutely teeming with life.
No question about it.
Clearly different types of life forms.
Here's a whole group over here.
They're trying out for the high school talent show.
They've got a whole dance routine going.
Look at that.
Now, let me just remind you what we're looking at.
I'm going to zoom out, okay?
Zoom out to 200x.
And here we are at 200x.
Kind of hard to tell what's in it at 200x.
And there's that blob we were looking at.
But you don't see all the life movement at 200x.
And if we zoom out even more, if we go to 20x, just to remind you, Well, here we are.
Here's the slide under the microscope.
Is that another one of those...
Do you see that blob right there?
Let's zoom in on that.
Let's see what that is.
Yeah, sure enough.
It's one of the minor blobs with plenty of life around it, as we saw before.
So, oh look, I'm seeing something really interesting right here.
Now we're seeing different lifeforms here as well.
So this is something different from what we saw earlier that was darting around.
But you can still see a lot of microbes also darting around.
I'm changing the focus to get to different depth levels.
Look at this stuff, man.
Okay.
Right?
Completely filled with all kinds of living creatures.
And since the flow has settled down, we can see these more easily now.
So if you buy dillodirt, if you buy milorganite, if you buy any of these biosludge products, this is what you're putting on your garden or your yard that your pets are playing in or your kids or grandkids.
This is what you're doing to them.
And who knows what kind of insane pathogens or maybe weaponized something could be in here.
Even terrorists could use this vector.
This is one of the things that Dr. David Lewis warned me about.
The terrorists could dump anything into the sewage system very easily just by throwing it into, you know, the drains, the city drains on the, not the storm drains, but the ones that go into the sewage system is not difficult.
You just go into a public restroom and flush the toilet, you know?
You got something in the sewage system, right?
So, Dr. David Lewis was warning me that this could be a vector for releasing bioweapons because the EPA allows the cities to distribute this and put it on the food supply.
So, this practice is utterly insane.
But it happens every day all across America.
Oh, here's a better view now.
Look at that.
Now we're really seeing kind of the population density here of all kinds of mobile critters and such.
Man, they got a bunch of stuff swimming around this blue thing here.
What is this I So there you go, folks.
That's what's in your bio sludge.
That's sold as fertilizer for your garden.
I've even seen packages state that you can grow your strawberries in it, in your home garden.
And this is what you're actually getting.
Who knows what?
Do you realize how much probably E. coli is in this?
Yeah.
You don't see me licking this slide, that's for sure, man.
I would not let this touch.
My gardens or my property, not a chance.
Look at this.
But the EPA says it's totally safe.
And a lot of this stuff is sold as organic fertilizer, too.
Holy cow!
They're having a war up here of aliens versus predator, I think.
Look at this.
You know this?
This one's doing acrobatics.
You know?
Some of these are fast, huh?
It's crazy how fast some of them are.
So this is water that's...
But now we're getting water rushing from one place to another as the slide is drying out.
Oh, look, it's just drying across, just like that.
We can chase the wave of drying.
Oh, my goodness.
Oh, holy smokes.
Look at that.
That's a whole new kind of blob thing that we haven't seen before.
It's like a cluster of little capsules or something.
And you can see it's got its own swimmers right there.
Can you see?
In the center there.
These things are morphing.
What are they doing?
What's going on here?
Well, clearly this thing is alive.
And it's fighting for survival, I suppose.
All kinds of life forms here.
All kinds of life forms here.
All right.
Well, we're going to wrap this up because Sort of prove the main point there, which is that when you buy bio sludge, and we just bought this at a regular retail store near Austin, Texas, it's not sterile.
It's teeming with life, no doubt.
Many of these microbes will be very harmful.
Many of these are microbes from people's rectums.
And, you know, because that's what this is.
This is bio sludge.
And so we need to ask the EPA, why is it legal to sell this?
Or to put it on farms.
Why is it legal to put it on children's playgrounds or city parks?
Because all of that is legal.
The EPA allows this all across America.
And I have the question, why?
Makes no sense.
But check out my documentary.
It's called BioSludged.
It's a free film.
You can watch the entire thing right here.
BioSludged.com Watch the film.
It features Dr. David Lewis.
We invited to Texas.
He visited us at my mass spec laboratory where we filmed the interview.
We also filmed many other people, experts on bio sludge.
This is a must-see film if you want to understand what this is all about.
So in the meantime, try not to grow your food in other people's crap.
Just a word of advice.
Just saying.
Keep your food clean and your health will get much better as a result.
I'm Mike Adams, the founder of Brighteon, the publisher of naturalnews.com, and if you want to support us, shop for clean, laboratory-tested foods and superfoods at healthrangerstore.com.
Thank you for watching.
I'm Mike Adams.
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