No U.N. support for geoengineering: Proposal to use chemicals in our atmosphere to dim the sun is “infeasible” according to leaked report
by: Lance D Johnson
NaturalNews.com
Wednesday, February 07, 2018
A leaked report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change reveals one of the main objectives behind the 2015 Paris Climate swindle: The world’s arrogant elite have plans to spray the Earth’s skies with chemicals to block the sun’s light and “save” the planet from “global warming.”
When U.S. President Donald Trump severed ties with the United Nation’s Paris Climate Agreement in 2017, he was not only saving billions of taxpayer dollars, but he was also protecting the planet from the scourges of geo-engineering experiments and a future of global strategic aerosol spraying.
Nearly 200 nations came together under the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement, calling to order broad studies on the implementation of climate manipulation technologies. Under Obama’s lack of leadership, the U.S. spent over 1 billion on the project, and pledged $3 billion to this madness while he was in office.
The global warming “climate change” propaganda pushed in recent years is basically justification for worldwide geo-engineering and a way to garner public support for massive chemical experiments in the skies. One of the nefarious technologies the U.N. studied was the strategic aerosol spraying of sulfur-containing particles in the upper atmosphere to block sun light from reaching Earth’s surface.
But now the United Nations is undoing its support for geo-engineering. A leaked U.N. report draft says that the idea of spraying a layer of sun-dimming chemicals in the Earth’s atmosphere to combat global warming will not be feasible because it faces so many obstacles. The leaked report says that creating an artificial sunshade is “economically, socially and institutionally infeasible.” This doesn’t mean that geo-engineering projects will be halted altogether.
The draft says worldwide chem-trail spraying “would result in an “addiction problem.” “Once started, it’s hard to stop,” the draft says. If the chemical spraying stopped, temperatures would spike suddenly because greenhouse gases build up in the atmosphere no matter how long the sun’s light is reflected. The draft also says that rules for spraying would be hard to work out. A nation or even a company could try to modify the weather and this could disrupt global weather patterns more.
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