Dane Wigington

90.

Other oceans not far behind.

That's the greatest oxygen producer on the planet.

That is the base of life on Earth, plankton.

The human race right now, Tucker, I've used this example before, but it sends a message that's very accurate.

It's like occupants of a car parked on the railroad track.

The train is seconds from impact, lights flashing, horn blaring, and they're trying to decide what station to put the radio on.

I mean, no matter what other issues we're facing, and I would argue power structure maneuvering right now from conflict zones to carnage zones, many other factors are directly related to the unfolding and accelerating biosphere collapse, which climate engineering is fueling, not mitigating.

It's fueling it, and they will not let go of this covert weapon of control.

It is the crown jewel weapon with which they can, have been, and are bringing populations to their knees, including our own.

without those populations ever even knowing they're under assault.

They're not going to let go of this weapon.

In regard to our military brothers and sisters that are participating in this, because many ask that question, why would they?

But the bottom line is, and I've heard you say, I just heard you cite this, and I thank you for doing so, that our military brothers and sisters took an oath to protect

their populations i heard this on a former presentation you just made to protect their populations from all threats foreign and domestic so they're being compartmentalized they're being told that these programs are some benevolent necessary operation just like the pilots in vietnam i'm sure we're told when they were spraying agent orange on everybody they're not told this is going to kill your comrade on the ground of course they're not told that so here we are

I think the more important statistic might be globally at this point because we have that statistic.

Tree cover has declined since 2008.

pre-civilization baselines, 66%, 66% gone.

The remaining one-third is dead and dying.

Trees, we've changed atmospheric chemistry so much.