For the sleepy-heads unaware that our region is heavily sprayed with toxic, flammable chemicals touted to help with climate change. They call it ‘geoengineering’ but, really, it’s sky poison and much of the world has banned it. Here in Canada we allow it. Since the chemical industry makes $5 TRILLION per year from chemical sales, it’s a safe bet someone in the nation’s power elite is heavily invested.

Gardeners like myself who spend lots of time in close contact with plants and soil notice that trees and bushes will suddenly look scorched around the edges, as if they’ve been shocked.

People who live and work in remote areas are noticing that spruce and fir trees are starting to die. They are turning orange the way the pines did. The pine beetle was blamed for the die-off but the huge chemical grids they spray in the sky above us require a tremendous amount of moisture to activate the chemicals, which means a theft of moisture from the eco-system. Did their climate experimentation take into consideration the effect of transpiration on the root systems of trees? Perhaps the pines were weakened by chemical saturation in the soil, which allowed the pine beetle to attack. Are the chemicals making drought?

See the geoengineering article here which details the reality of chemtrails. Our region, because it’s the hottest area of Canada, is under a heavy chemical spraying experimentation program. Look up Skyward Wildfire.