On Thursday, the Daily Mail published an article titled ‘The geoengineering project next door: Interactive map reveals the locations of thousands of controversial experiments to alter the climate – so, is there one in your hometown?’.
But don’t get too excited that admissions about the scale and range of geoengineering operations that have been occurring for decades are about to be admitted anytime soon. The article represents what is known as a limited hangout and those who are attempting to expose the entirety of this agenda will continue to be spuriously labelled as “conspiracy theorists.”
For those who are unfamiliar with the term, a limited hangout is a tactic used in media relations, perception management, politics and information management. It originated in the espionage trade and involves admitting or partially revealing some truth while still concealing the most damaging or crucial information. This strategy is employed when a cover story can no longer be sustained, and the goal is to manage public perception and avoid further scrutiny.
For a list of the types of projects the geoengineering monitor map recognises see HERE. They include stratospheric aerosol injection, colloquially known as chemtrails, but only in the context of cloud seeding and blocking sunlight. Under the section ‘weather modification’, the website mentions firing lasers at clouds to change the Earth’s albedo and includes an article about the US intelligence service weaponising the weather. The 2015 article, ‘Can the CIA weaponise the weather?’, mentions the US military’s HAARP research programme as being closed which indicates it was unsuccessful and mocks those who believe in chemtrails as demonstrating the “boundless scope of the human imagination.” There appears to be no mention of directed energy weapons (“DEWs”) on the website suspected to be involved in causing some fires around the world last year.*
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