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Clayton J.
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Today I'd like to return to frequent subject on this podcast, which are concerns regarding geoengineering.
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Of note, today I would like to spend some time talking about what I'm going to call the patent insanity that surrounds geoengineering.
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Most individuals have no idea about the variety and extreme, frankly, insanity that's going on in the skies above our heads on a daily basis.
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Not only that, but we don't understand that it's been going on for a very long time.
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Many people are becoming more aware of it nowadays as it becomes undeniable.
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We see so many of these trails left behind airplanes in the sky, essentially every single day of our lives.
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However, the process behind this is a long one, and it dates back at least to the end of World War II.
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And many people who are extremely knowledgeable in the subject will tell you that there is a wide variety of activities going on in terms of weather modification, weather weaponization, and geoengineering for a wide variety of purposes.
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It's important to note that probably the overwhelming majority of these activities are really top secret and they are really involved with black budgets and with the United States military, whether it's the Department of Defense, whether it's DARPA more specifically.
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And we do know from government documents that it's been spread out throughout many government agencies.
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As Peter Kirby describes in his book, Chemtrails Exposed A New Manhattan Project.
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Geoengineering is in many ways similar to the atomic weapons development programs, both in the United States and in other countries.
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And some of the research has even been shared.
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Today, though, I'd like to look at some of the patents that have been granted by the U.S.
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Patent Office over the decades.
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Some of them just seem kind of crazy, although they may very well be happening every day over our heads.
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While a couple of them that I want to talk about today are unquestionably important.
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The reason is because they describe some of the key activities that are happening on a massive scale.
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Not just local cloud seeding to make it rain over a farmer's crop or make it snow over a ski hill, but the everyday day in, day out chemical trails that we see being sprayed over our heads that slowly waft down and disperse into low cloud cover.
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And then we see them manipulated by frequencies into these ripple like effects.
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So in light of that, I'd like to start with I think kind of a curious patent.
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There's literally hundreds, incidentally, of these U.S.
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patents granted for geoengineering for weather modification.
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And it's easy to find some of these if you wish.
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You can go to some of the anti-geoengineering websites where they're nicely stored for your review.
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Geoengineering Watch and Zero Geoengineering are two websites that do a good job in this.
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There are others as well.
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So the first patent I'd like to look at today is dated as having been granted way back in November 13th, 2001.
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It's U.S.
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patent number 6,315,213 B1.
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And it was granted to an inventor by the name of Peter Cordani of Lake Park, Florida.
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And the abstract for the patent states a method for artificially modifying the weather by seeding rain clouds of a storm with suitable cross-linked aqueous polymer.
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The polymer is dispersed into the cloud, and the wind of the storm agitates the mixture, causing the polymer to absorb the rain.
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This reaction forms a glatinous substance which precipitates to the surface below, thus diminishing the cloud's ability to rain.
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Now, why a person would want to spray a polymer into a cloud to create a galatinous glob of material to fall to the earth instead of rain is not immediately apparent to me, but apparently Mr.
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Cordani felt that this was a worthwhile invention.
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And when we go into the more detailed description, as I'm about to do, we'll see what apparently he was thinking at the time.
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So he describes it as a method of modifying weather.
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So weather modification, once again, don't say it isn't happening.
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This invention relates generally to weather modification and in particular to the use of polymers to absorb aqueous solutions capable of modifying a weather situation.
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He gives some background and he says hurricanes, tropical storms, typhoons, and the like weather patterns can cause severe damage to land buildings and living creatures.
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The resulting damage from even an isolated event can be billions of dollars as evidenced by Hurricane Andrew.
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Then he goes in and he describes four different U.S.
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patents previously granted that describe cloud seeding with silver iodide and other familiar compounds.
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His argument is that seeding clouds to make it rain is well established, but then he says the prior art teachings are directed to methods of creating rain.
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What is lacking in the art is a method of lessening the wind velocities of a storm.
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And if you start reading these patents, you'll see that some of the language, such as those knowledgeable in the art and embodiment, and there's certain terminologies that you'll hear again and again.
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So bear with me on these.
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This is kind of the lingo of patents, I suppose.
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But he goes on and describes a summary of his so-called invention.
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The instant application discloses a method of modifying weather by seeding storm clouds with a polymer.
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The storm clouds are seeded by dispersing a superabsorbent polymer into the cloud in sufficient quantities to cause a large absorption of water.
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The reaction of the water with the polymer creates a gel-like substance that precipitates to the surface, thus causing internal constriction within the cloud to lessen storm velocities.
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A superabsorbent polymer is a resin capable of absorbing water up to several thousand times its own weight.
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These superabsorbent polymers are prepared from water-soluble polymers, but have cross-linking structures, which render the polymers water insoluble.
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By taking water soluble ethylene, excuse me, ethenilically unsaturated monomers, which readily undergo vinyl polymerization, such as acrylamide, with the use of cross-linking agents, a polymer can be produced that is of uniform small size, has a high gel capacity, is highly insoluble, but highly water swellable, i.e., a superabsorbent polymer.
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Superabsorbent polymers can be dehydrated into a powder when the powder is added to an aqueous solution and agitated, the polymer is able to absorb many times the weight of the water molecules in a gel-like substance is formed.
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Superabsorbent polymers are particularly suited for uses where rapid uh absorption of aqueous fluid is desired for uses where the swelling properties of water are employed.
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It is another objective of the instant invention to present a method for seeding a rain cloud with a cross linked polymer such that the wind of the storm provides the agitation for the reaction of the polymer with water.
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So then he goes down to a detailed description of the invention.
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He says the present invention relates to a method.
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For artificially modifying weather by solidifying portions of a cloud in a storm such as a hurricane by introducing polymers into the cloud.
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The method utilizes superabsorbent aqueous-based polymers, preferably cross-linked modified polyacral amides, which can be used in any application where aqueous solidification is permissible.
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As a side, I don't know why the atmosphere is such an application where that would be permissible.
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He doesn't really worry about that.
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An example of a superabsorbent aqueous-based polymers manufactured by JRM Chemical Incorporated under the trademark H series.
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In the present invention, a solid form of the superabsorbent polymer, such as a powder is introduced into the rain clouds of a storm in a suitable manner.
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For instance, an aircraft may traverse the storm and release the polymer seeds, or they may be released from a seeding flare delivered from the surface or from an aircraft.
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The amount of polymer needed is predetermined based upon the size and severity of the storm, along with the absorption capacity of the polymer used.
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The wind of the storm provides the agitation that causes the polymer to bind with the water forming a gel-like substance.
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As a result of this method, wind-based water storms can be artificially modified.
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He states that the use of a biograd biodegradable polymer allows for the safe use of the ocean, wherein the high salinity of the water will expedite the degradation of the material.
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Various biodegradable superabsorbent polymers include carboxymethylcellulose, alginic acid, cross-linked starches, cross-linked polyamino acids, and cross-linked modified polyacrylamides.
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He goes on to describe the preferential size and characteristics of this powder.
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He then goes and gives us an example.
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He says a hurricane is seeded with approximately 30,000 pounds of a superabsorbent aqueous-based polymer by use of a transport plane flying through the leading edge of a storm.
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Within 20 seconds, the polymer will obtain over 70% of its absorption capacity, or nearly 300 times its weight.
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The winds of the storm will continue to disperse the materials, causing a form of internal flocculation, disrupting the feeding nature of the storm.
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When presented close to land, the storm will not have sufficient time to reform to its previous length.
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So we'll stop there and talk about this.
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So we've got this individual.
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Deciding that it would be a good idea to take various forms of polymers.
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And if there's a storm heading his way to take an airplane up into the sky and spray 30,000 pounds of powderized polymer material into the storm, with the intent of the storm stirring up the polymer, having it absorb huge amounts of water out of the storm, and then drop this galatinous material, this jello, down onto the surface of the earth below.
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The United States Patent Office apparently thought this was a good idea, good enough idea that they granted him the patent.
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And as we know from many people who have studied geoengineering in great detail, the use of polymers in the geoengineering operations is obvious.
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Another point I'd like to make out is that the inventor here, Mr.
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Peter Cordani of Lake Park, Florida describes this only in a apparently benevolent manner.
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He states that even though he's describing a particular proprietary brand of polymer that he wants to use, he then goes and says we could just use methyl cellulose.
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Really, we don't know that dropping 30,000 pounds of galatinized methyl cellulose into the ocean is a good idea.
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He doesn't seem to care.
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And he doesn't exclude the possibility that toxic materials might be used.
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Furthermore, this all sounds well and good if we are supposedly stopping some kind of a storm from damaging a particular area of the land.
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However, it's immediately apparent how this could be used for bad purposes.
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We could use this as a way to prevent someone from getting rainfall that they need if that's what we want to do.
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In other words, of course, if this technology was useful, it could be weaponized.
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Of course, it could be further weaponized by using a toxic substance and having a toxic galatinous substance being dropped on one's adversary.
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So this is just the first of several of the patents that I'd like to go through with you all today just to show you certain characteristics of the type of mind that appears to be at work, conjuring up geoengineering possibilities.
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Number one, there seems to be absolutely no trepidation whatsoever about playing with Mother Nature.
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That goes without saying.
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Number two, there appears to be little to no consideration for unintended consequences of messing with something as complex as the weather or something as complex as a storm, a hurricane.
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And lastly, there is no attempt to either explain away or even acknowledge the potential for technology being used for evil purposes.
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This is completely amoral.
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This is completely without thought in terms of whether we should be doing something.
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It's clearly a matter of can we do it?
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So we'll be back in a minute with another patent, which I think is perhaps a little less strange in some ways, perhaps just as strange, depending on your viewpoint as Mr.
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Cordani's introducing polymers into rainstorms.
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But it's a very important one because what it describes is one of the key concepts behind these trails that we're seeing over our heads every single day.
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In the first segment, I introduced you to the concept of the patent insanity, as I call it, going on in the world of geoengineering, and it's been going on for many, many decades.
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What we see is a huge number of kind of mad scientists, really.
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There's not a better word for them who are seeking to get rich, seeking to develop these technologies to manipulate the weather.
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And as we saw in the first patent that we looked at by the illustrious Peter Cordani of Lake Park, Florida back in 2001.
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There seemed to be little sense of any kind of social responsibility, any kind of thought as to whether one should be doing something to manipulate the weather.
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And the only thought was can we do it?
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I'm going to move on to a second patent, which I think is really important.
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It's even earlier than the Cordani patent of 2001.
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It goes all the way back to 1991.
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And in my opinion, and the opinion of other geoengineering critics, this is a very important patent.
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The reason for that is because it kind of lays down some of the basic science or pseudoscience behind the concept of spraying large quantities of metal particulates, specifically aluminum oxide into the atmosphere.
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And as we all know now, aluminum is accumulating on the surface of the earth in forms that it doesn't occur naturally.
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Our water supply, our soil, to the point where Monsanto and other organizations involved in big agriculture are developing aluminum resistant crops.
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This isn't happening by accident.
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This is happening because there are absolutely massive amounts of aluminum being sprayed over our heads on a daily basis.
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And this patent is, if not a smoking gun, it's pretty close to it, in my opinion.
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It's one of the key patents in the geoengineering canon.
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And it's U.S.
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patent number 5 million and 5,0316, 5003186.
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The date the patent was granted was March 26, 1991.
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Its inventors are listed as David B.
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Chang and Ifu Xi, both of California, and both assigned to the Hughes Aircraft Company of Los Angeles.
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And the title of the patent is Stratospheric Wellsbach seeding for reduction of global warming.
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So I'm going to read the abstract to start, and then we're going to break into this.
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It's very technical in places, and I'm going to try to keep it at a level that not only the casual listener can understand, but at a level that I can understand.
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So here goes.
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Here's the abstract.
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A method is described for reducing atmospheric or global warming resulting from the presence of heat trapping gases in the atmosphere, i.e.
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from the greenhouse effect.
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Such gases are relatively transparent to sunshine, but absorb strongly the long wavelength infrared radiation released by the Earth.
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The method includes the step of seeding the layer of heat trapping gases in the atmosphere with particles of materials characterized by wavelength dependent emissivity.
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Such materials include Wellsbach materials and the oxides of metals which have high emissivity and thus low reflectivities in the visible and 8 to 12 micron infrared wavelength regions.
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So that's very technical.
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It may not make sense at first listen, but we're going to try and figure it out.
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And so I'm going to read through some of the background of this invention as stated by our friends, Mr.
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Chang and Mr.
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Xi.
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This invention relates to a method for the reduction of global warming resulting from the greenhouse effect, and in particular to a method which involves the seeding of the Earth's atmosphere with Wellsbach-like materials.
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They state that most current approaches to reduce global warming are to restrict the release of various greenhouse gases such as CO2, CFC, and methane.
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These imply the need to establish new regulations and the need to monitor various gases and to enforce the regulations.
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One proposed solution to the problem of global warming involves the seeding of the atmosphere with metallic particles.
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As an aside, once again, what could possibly go wrong?
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Our atmosphere is naturally free of metallic particles.
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And yet we're going to spray them, according to Mr.
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Chang and Xi, in sufficient amounts so that we can actually change the temperature of the planet.
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Again, what could possibly go wrong?
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One technique proposed to seed the metallic particles was to add the tiny particles to the fuel of jet airliners so that the particles would be emitted from the jet engine exhaust while the airliner was at its cruising altitude.
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While this method would increase the reflection of visible light incident from space, the metallic particles would trap the long wavelength black body radiation released from the earth.
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This could result in a net increase in global warming.
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So they're even saying that if we don't do this just right, we could actually have the adverse effect that we that they are supposedly seeking.
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It is therefore an object of the present invention to provide a method for reduction of global warming due to the greenhouse effect, which permits heat to escape through the atmosphere.
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Summary of the invention.
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They say a method is disclosed for reducing atmospheric warming due to the greenhouse effect resulting from a greenhouse gases layer.
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The method comprises a step of seeding the greenhouse gas layer with a quantity of tiny particles of materials characterized by wavelength-dependent emissivity or reflectivity, in that said materials have high emassivity emissivities in the visible and far infrared wavelength regions and low emissivity in the near infrared wavelength region.
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Such materials can include the class of materials known as Wellsbach materials.
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And Wellsbach material is a technical term named after an old researcher when he found that certain micromaterials possess these reflective and emitive uh wavelengths for certain frequencies of light.
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The oxides of metal, for example, aluminum oxide are also suitable for this purpose.
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Now that's a key line, of course, aluminum oxide.
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Here we have it, ladies and gentlemen, 1991, Messrs Chang and Xi telling us we're going to we propose spraying huge amounts of aluminum oxide into the stratosphere to combat global warming.
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They go on the greenhouse gases layer typically extends between about seven and thirteen kilometers above the Earth's surface.
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That's in the stratosphere, roughly five to ten miles overhead.
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Um the seeding of the stratosphere occurs within this layer.
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The particles suspended in the stratosphere as a result of the seeding, provide a mechanism for converting the black body radiation admitted by the earth at near infrared wavelengths into radiation in the visible and far infrared wavelength, so that this heat energy may be re-radiated out into space, thereby reducing the global warming due to the greenhouse effect.
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Um I confess some of it uh is beyond my second year calculus from way back in college.
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Um notwithstanding, I think we get what they're after.
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They're trying to introduce tiny particles of metallic materials like aluminum oxide in order to get some uh sort of radiative effect of heat out of the earth.
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And I'm gonna read on because it's really disturbing what they're saying next.
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Wellsbach materials have the characteristic of wavelength dependent emissivity or reflectivity.
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For example, thorium oxide has high emissivities in the visible and far infrared regions, but as low emissivity in the near infrared region.
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So, in accordance with the invention, the layer of greenhouse gases is seeded with Wellsbach or Wellsback like materials, which have high emissivities and thus low reflectivities in the visible and 8 to 12 micrometer infrared regions.
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A desired material for atmospheric seeding has these coefficients.
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So they mentioned uh thorium oxide and then another class of materials.
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Having the desired property includes the oxides of metals.
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For example, aluminum oxide is one metal oxide suitable for the purpose, and which is relatively expensive.
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So why is this important?
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First of all, as I had stated before, we have huge amounts of evidence that we are being bombarded from overhead with aluminum products, aluminum oxide, aluminum nanoparticles.
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And this is just one, I think one of the more important, but just one of the patents which describes the rationale for this.
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It's interesting also when we talk about this sort of mad scientist mindset that appears to be at play with geoengineering, that these two individuals, Chang and Shi, feel that there's somehow a rationale to be putting known toxic microparticles, such as aluminum oxide, such as thorium oxide, both of which are toxic compounds.
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Thorium oxide is carcinogenic.
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You can look it up.
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And aluminum oxide is highly toxic.
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The notion that this is in some way advisable, that this is in some way worth doing, is really a bit shocking to me.
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And we see this just simply over and over and over again in these patents for geoengineering processes.
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Another um recurrent theme that I mentioned in the first, perhaps a little bit wackier uh patent about the polymers, is also evident again here.
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The notion or the suggestion is that the only possible use and the only intention of this proposed method is a benign one.
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The idea is to combat global warming.
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I'm not going to spend time going into the fact that it's well demonstrated now that, for example, carbon dioxide, which is essentially the gas of life.
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Um, not at historically high levels in the atmosphere currently compared to other periods in the Earth's history.
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B, it is not an effective greenhouse gas, and any increase in recent human history has trailed any increase in temperature rather than preceded it.
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Aside from those points, that this whole argument of combating global warming appears to be fallacious, is the notion that this is really being done for this purpose.
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The extent to which we are being sprayed with metallic compounds and the extent to which metallic compounds are being introduced into the atmosphere, and at least the circumstantial evidence that we have on who is doing it, suggests strongly that this is not being done to reduce the temperature of the earth.
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It's being done for military purposes.
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A metallicized atmosphere is much more amenable to manipulation with electromagnetic frequencies, in other words, to weaponize and manipulate the weather.
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Furthermore, uh it's also a much more amenable atmosphere to communication systems.
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And so, again, with this second patent, which I think is super important historically, because it really introduces this concept of the Wellsbach particle as this magic bullet, if you will, to combat global warming.
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But it's also indicative of a the completely amoral approach to science that these patents repeatedly show, and it shows that, in my opinion, and the opinion of many others who study these technologies that it represents essentially cover, a relatively benign cover for something much more nefarious that's going on overhead.
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So we've worked our way through two patents right now, one of which suggested taking polymers, 30,000 pounds of a powderized polymer and spraying it into a hurricane to supposedly absorb a tremendous amount of the water, create a whole gigantic jello, and have that fall to the earth as if that's somehow a good idea.
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So I leave it to you, ladies and gentlemen, to think about what's going on here.
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We have science completely run amuck.
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We have a patent office that's happy to grant patents for this type of lunacy, and clearly there's money to be made.
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So we'll be back for the third uh segment of our program in a moment, and we will discuss yet another patent in this episode on patent insanity and geoengineering.
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Well, in our first two segments on today's show, which I titled Patent Insanity and Geoengineering, we've gone through two fascinating, and I would submit mad scientist type United States patents in the past related to geoengineering.
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And I can tell you, as I mentioned before, I will reiterate that there are literally hundreds of these.
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Anyone who questions that this is a big industry, well, there's so much evidence out there now, and everyone who has any sense of reality knows that they are being sprayed by our government on a daily basis.
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However, if you have any residual skepticism, I encourage you to go to websites like Geoengineering Watch or Zero Geoengineering and peruse some of the hundreds of U.S.
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patents and international patents that have been granted over the years, right up until today, for geoengineering weather modification and yes, weather weaponization processes.
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We saw one, which recommended spraying 30,000 pounds of powderized polymer material into hurricanes in order to produce a huge quantity of galatinous glop that will fall out of the sky in lieu of the storm itself.
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We have a second really key one from the history, really a very important historical one called uh stratospheric wells box seating for reduction of global warming by David Chang and Yi Fu Xi of the Hughes Aircraft Company of Los Angeles, California.
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Again, an historically important one because it gives the early rationale justification for spraying us incessantly with toxic materials such as metallic nanoparticles of aluminum and even thorium.
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We'll move on to the third one now, which I think also has some importance.
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Um it's quite a long patent, and it was granted to an individual by the name of Robert Theodore Jenkins of Sacramento, California.
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And it's U.S.
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patent number 8,944,363 B2.
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Date of the patent was February 3rd, 2015.
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So this is a bit more recent.
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And the abstract says that it is an embodiment of methods, apparatuses, and systems associated with production and distributing of one or more radiative forcing agents to the Earth's atmosphere.
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As we work through this, there's a couple of kind of comically simplistic drawings on here figures.
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One of a very crudely drawn airplane flying about the earth with some powder spraying out the back of it, another one with that apparently coming out of the jet engine, another one with it not coming out of the jet engine, and so forth.
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Um as we go to the more detailed description, it states that this patent application is a divisional patent application of U.S.
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patent applications series number 12 slash 119,467 filed on May 12, 2008, titled Production or Distribution of Radiative Forcing Agents by Robert Theodore Jenkins.
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So this Mr.
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Jenkins has been at this for a long time, putting a series of these out from 2008 until the submission of this particular one in March of 2012.
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He was finally granted the patent in 2015.
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He gives the background.
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Many believe the Earth may be warming.
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Many, if not most, approaches discussed in scientific literature to mitigate global warming are reactionary or defensive and revolve around reducing suspected sources of greenhouse gases.
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It is entirely possible, however, that global warming would continue even if greenhouse gases produced by mankind were suspended or eliminated.
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Regardless, measures that use other approaches may be desirable.
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They may not be desirable, but uh that doesn't seem to get much consideration here.
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So he describes the products that are being sprayed out not as Wellsbach particles, but as radiative forcing agents.
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And he has some again relatively crude looking figures.
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Uh, one says embodiment 200 depicts the vehicle, including one or more apparatus capable of producing a radiative forcing agent.
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Uh, in this embodiment engine, the engine is shown producing the radiative forcing agent as a product of combustion, at least in part.
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Thus, the engine may be utilized as a source of propulsion for the vehicle.
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In addition, the engine may also be utilized as a heat source which produces sufficient heat to induce physical or chemical changes or physical or chemical reactions in one or more radiative forcing constituents or radiative forcing reactants.
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He continues on saying, in addition, while this embodiment, well, in this embodiment, radiative forcing agent may be produced as a product of combustion, at least in part, those skilled in the art will recognize that production of radiative forcing agent need not be so limited.
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What he's saying there is it doesn't have to come out of the jet engine.
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Um he mentions more specifically, as depicted in this embodiment, the radiative forcing agent comprises the gas sulfur dioxide.
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Sulfur dioxide may be produced by the engine as a product of the combustion of fuel common to commercial aircraft.
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Plus, in this embodiment, the reactants to produce sulfur dioxide comprise typical aviation fuel, which is oxidized as a product of composition to produce sulfur dioxide.
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Of course, suitable radiative forcing agents are not limited to sulfur dioxide and may comprise, as mentioned previously, any substances capable of producing the desired radiative forcing effects.
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Thus, for example, elemental sulfur, carbon disulfide, and hydrogen sulfide may provide just a few additional examples.
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So what he's saying here, and we're going to get into a little more detail, is that he's very attracted to the notion of having sulfur dioxide sprayed out of these jet engines.
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And he states here that one advantage of this embodiment may be that current aviation fuel having less refinement may be employed.
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For example, quantities of sulfur dioxide or more generally the oxides of sulfur produced incident to combustion are suggested to be highly proportional to the sulfur content of the fuel, which makes sense, of course.
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The more sulfur that's in the fuel, the more oxidated sulfur comes out in the exhaust.
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Sulfur is commonly present in aviation fuel due in part to organic acids associated with sulfur, which provide lubricity for aviation fuel components.
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While commonly present in some quantity, acceptable levels of sulfur in fuel have been restricted by national and international regulatory agencies, such as the International Civil Aviation Organization.
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For example, the ICAO rules currently require aviation fuel to contain no more than 0.5% sulfur by weight.
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In practice, however, a 2001 report by the international intergovernmental panel on climate change entitled Aviation and Global Atmosphere.
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Um estimated sulfur content in typical aviation fuel has been less than 0.1% by weight, ranging approximately between 0.04 and 0.06% by weight.
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The 2001 report suggested roughly 90% of all aviation fuel have a sulfur content less than 0.1% by weight.
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Supposedly the highly sought-after sweet crude typically contains less than 0.5% sulfur by weight.
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Other types of petroleum have more, and so on and so forth.
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There's a reason which he does not state why fuel jet fuel is rightly regulated if it's being done properly to have a very low sulfur content.
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And that's because we know that sulfur dioxide and sulfuric acid, which is sulfur dioxide, is a precursor to.
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Are extremely damaging, A to the ozone layer, and B can cause acid rain.
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So having high sulfur content in fuels, which he is actively proposing and trying to patent, is known to be destructive of the atmosphere, known to be destructive of the ozone layer, and known to be a major cause of acid rain.
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There's no mention of that, of course, in this patent.
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There's no regard for that in this patent that I can find.
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So what we're dealing with here is someone who's saying, look, let's deregulate the safety profile of the existing fuel for the benefit of putting more particulate matter, sulfur, particulate matter, which he describes as a radiative forcing agent up into the atmosphere.
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He goes on to describe some other materials that could be used as well.
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And interestingly, he says, well, before I get there, I just want to say one reason.
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I want to read what he says here about sulfur dioxide a little bit more.
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One reason sulfur dioxide may be utilized as a radio radiative forcing agent, is because it is well known that sulfur dioxide plays a role in the formation of sulfate aerosol, which may be formed by such processes as aqueous phase reductions of sulfuric acid within cloud droplets.
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So again, now we're back to producing uh sulfur sulfuric acid in the atmosphere.
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So continuing along, um, the author of this patent, Robert Theodore Jenkins goes on to state that we don't have to limit ourselves to sulfur compounds in this process.
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He says another related advantage occurs where one or more radiative forcing agents are produced at least in part by constituents or reactants being introduced into the exhaust stream.
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So this is basically spraying it out the back of the plane, not sending it through the engine.
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In that embodiment, for example, constituents or reactants may not have to be introduced into an engine, such as the combustion chamber, which may mitigate wear or damage the introduction of constituents or reactants may otherwise occasion.
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And the that's really a very complicated way of saying we don't have to put them into the engine, we can just introduce them out the back of the plane into the stream of the exhaust, and they can be sprayed into the air effectively that way.
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So when you have people saying, oh, that's just condensation out the back of the plane, you can say, well, there are significant U.S.
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patents out there saying no, you introduce this pollutant into the exhaust stream, and it looks like exhaust, and it gets sprayed along with the exhaust, but it is not exhaust.
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He states that radiate radiative forcing agents may here comprise aerosol, for example, aerosols such as sulfate, fossil fuel organic carbon.
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So that's waste products of burned fossil fuels, nitrate or mineral dust, or soot, or some non-limiting examples may under certain conditions have negative net radiative forcing values, which may correspond to the desired effects.
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So here he's coming out and saying, well, we don't have to use sulfur dioxide.
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We can just spray soot out the back of the plane into the stream of the exhaust.
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So, ladies and gentlemen, here we have someone getting a U.S.
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patent to say, let's take a bunch of known toxins, toxins that presumably have been captured at ground level to keep them from polluting the atmosphere.
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We're going to put them in airplanes, we're going to fly them into the stratosphere, and we're going to spray them into the sky up there under the pretense that these are quote-unquote radiative forcing agents.
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So as you can see, we're dealing with something that is in the absolute minimum, incredibly disturbing.
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And there are hundreds of these patents that have been granted over the past decades.
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And these are some of these people are well-known scientists.
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I think a second is that you can take waste products and make them profitable.
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You can be paid to do this in the name of mitigating global warming.
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So the notion that geoengineering is some conspiracy theorists mad delusion, is I think put to the test here when you see what these I think madmen, but the madmen are the people doing it, not the ones calling it out.
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And I encourage everyone to go to the websites they mentioned, real geoengineering, excuse me, zero geoengineering or geoengineering watch or others, and see for yourself what's out there.
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I've really only scratched the surface today.
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This is a great evil of our time that I believe we have to stop.
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And we'll be back in future episodes with more information about the scourge that is geoengineering.
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This is Dr.
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Clayton J.
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Baker MD on the America Out Loud Pulse program on the American Network, Liberty and Justice for All.