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Source: Jalopnik
Chemtrail Bans Introduced In 7 States Now That Republicans Have Solved All The Real Problems
In the process, they may end up banning most forms of transportation.
By Collin Woodard
Published Yesterday
Pennsylvania State Senator Doug Mastriano made headlines recently when he floated legislation that would ban chemtrails, which arent real and only exist in the minds of unhinged conspiracy theorists. His bill wasnt entirely original, though, as it was modeled after a similar bill that recently passed the state senate in Tennessee. As Substacks Radical Reports reports, these are far from the only chemtrail bills being introduced around the country, and wouldnt you know it, the sponsors are all Republicans.
In Rhode Island, State Senator Elaine Morgan introduced SB 2540, which would prohibit stratospheric aerosol injection (SAI), solar radiation modification (SRM) experimentation, and other hazardous weather engineering activities. And in Kentucky, State Representative Steve Rawlings introduced HB 506, which would ban any form of geoengineering activities, including intentional manipulation of the environment, through an atmospheric polluting activity, to effect changes to the earths atmosphere or surface.
Theres also Minnesota State Representative Jeff Dotseths HB 4687, which would ban polluting atmospheric activity or use an unmarked or unidentified aircraft or other vehicle or facility. In New Hampshire, State Representative Jason Gerhards HB1700 would outlaw the intentional release of polluting emissions, including cloud seeding, weather modification, excessive electromagnetic radio frequency, and microwave radiation. And in South Dakota, State Senator Tom Pischkes SB 215 would ban the intentional release of polluting emissions into the atmosphere by cloud seeding, weather modification, excessive electromagnetic radio frequency and microwave radiation.
The good news is, most of these bills dont appear to have enough support to become law, ...
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Read more: https://jalopnik.com/chemtrail-bans-introduced-in-7-states-now-that-republic-1851381331
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Bernardo de La Paz
(50,249 posts)Bernardo de La Paz
(50,249 posts)It's all junk.
If it was not all junk, there would not be one research facility in Alaska, it would be deployed world wide, or at least in US Pacific, US mainland, US Caribbean, and any other place the US could get agreement.
If it was not all junk, there would be declarations in Congressional hearings about a "HAARP gap" and calls for increased spending.
It's all junk.
Permanut
(6,227 posts)Not all of the real problems have been solved. For example there are people who believe the Earth is a globe.
Duncanpup
(13,436 posts)Example just the other day in email he told me the Obamas were behind the key bridge collapse.
betsuni
(26,988 posts)down the street, smelling the cottonwood trees, looking up at an airplane leaving what these fucking nuts think is a "chemtrail" in the blue spring sky. That was a hundred years ago. People are fucking idiots.
louis-t
(23,467 posts)should laugh in the face of the nitwits who propose these silly bills. Point and laugh. Every time they see one of these ninnies.
EX500rider
(11,193 posts)Wounded Bear
(59,911 posts)![](/emoticons/rofl.gif)
Tommy Carcetti
(43,431 posts)Johonny
(21,520 posts)Aristus
(67,487 posts)I guess the repukes got tired of trying to ban flag-burning
Hugin
(34,210 posts)States.
Ping Tung
(1,066 posts)Martin68
(23,961 posts)Torchlight
(4,056 posts)as well as the outbreak of wild shark attacks in central Iowa.