Chernobyl in Slow Motion

On April 26, 1986, the #4 reactor at the Chernobyl nuclear power station located near Pripyat, Ukraine, exploded during a planned shutdown. The explosion scattered large amounts of radiation throughout Europe and rendered the immediate area unsuitable for human life with time estimates ranging up to 24,000 years.

Even though the Soviet government knew about the incident immediately, nothing was revealed publicly until a lab in Sweden picked up traces of heightened radioactive samples in the air some two days later. In a cold-hearted and bureaucratic manner, the residents of the area were told nothing at all until they were ordered out beginning about 36 hours after the explosion. Told to take nothing with them except what they could carry, they were loaded onto buses with the assurance that they would be able to return soon. Many of the firemen who manned the front lines attempting to put the fires out were not so lucky, succumbing to the elevated levels of radiation within hours, days, and weeks. And, like the general population and the world, the firemen had no idea what they were charging into. Everyone was simply told nothing. There was no attempt made at educating the public about the potential danger the nuclear reactor posed.

Silence is golden, the saying goes, but in the case of public health, it can also be a crime to keep quiet. Unfortunately, for the vast majority of human beings, with relation to the information which governments divulge, we are on a need-to-know basis and the decision to let us in on the secrets is made by powerful, well-connected people who think it is better to keep us in the dark.

So it is with the current phenomenon known as “chemtrails”. Overwhelmingly, whenever government, corporate, or media officials are asked about chemtrails and their composition, they are brushed off with the explanation that the emissions are nothing more than jet fuel exhaust and water vapor, most definitely NOT coal fly ash which is extremely toxic to whatever it touches. Unfortunately, too many people still haven’t learned that these people cannot be trusted to tell the truth and, as a consequence, they believe the lie and perpetuate it.

  • Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone gunman in the assassination of John F. Kennedy in Dallas, TX, on Nov. 22, 1963. Supposedly, Oswald used a bullet which changed direction four different times after it first entered Kennedy’s skull.
  • The towers at the World Trade Center collapsed into their own footprint because jumbo jets flew into them and caught fire, including Building #7, which was not struck at all.
  • Iraq had weapons of mass destruction (WMD) and we had to do something about that before mushroom clouds rose over American cities.
  • Covid-19 was a naturally occurring virus which must, ABSOLUTELY MUST, be protected against by allowing an injection of a cocktail which had never been tested in controlled trials, but was certain to stop the virus in its tracks so that you did not kill Grandma, even though she lived three states away.

The fact of the matter, for anyone who is interested and can go outside and look up into the sky, something is being sprayed into our skies, repeatedly and increasingly, until it is not uncommon to see a milky-white haze blanketing the entire sky. What is being spread? For what purpose? Who benefits? What is this material composed of? How is it detrimental, if at all, to my health and my environment, especially my backyard garden? These questions are not answered, much the same as they would have been if applied to the Chernobyl situation.

Who, after all, are you to ask questions? Here’s a payment logged into your bank account. Go home and shut up!

Except that I will not be quiet. They cannot pay me enough. As I stated quite emphatically in a post concerning Covid and the closure of churches at the beginning of April 2020, Easter time,

“We must not be quiet or we will be silenced.”

No, we cannot be quiet. We must raise our voices in protest and opposition against the way we are being treated by the powerful, wealthy, self-absorbed interests who think they own the world and everything in it. If we do not, then we accept the premise that we are doomed to a slow, often painful, prolonged death, which acceptance really is nothing more than an admission of suicide.

At least the residents around Chernobyl were ignorant. They did not know nor understand what was being forced on them and could not have made any difference if they had known. How far from that are we?

Worth thinking about. Don’t wait until it’s too late to decide to push back.