Dane Wigington

And if I could tie one more dot together, forgive me, but this is important because it's an existential threat.

I outlined that climate engineering is decimating the planet's primary protective life support system, starting with the ozone layer.

Now we're much more susceptible to a CME, a coronal mass ejection, solar flare.

If we have an event like the Carrington event in the 1800s, that would shut down grid power around the world.

Now we have nuclear plants that can't cool themselves.

Now we have Fukushima times 100 or 200, game over.

Again, directly connected to climate engineering.

Yes, yes.

We have peer-reviewed study of whales that have extraordinary amounts of aluminum in their tissue.

Where's that coming from?

This is bioavailable aluminum.

And you might hear the attempt to debunk this is to say, well, aluminum's a very common element, which it is.

It's the third most abundant in the earth's strata, but it does not exist in free form naturally, period.

Yes, that's correct.

Always responded to other elements.

So that's the part that they leave out.

So when we have even whales absorbing this same material naturally,

having an obvious effect in regard to overall global animal populations wildlife populations down conservatively about 75 percent in the last four years alone that's 75 of an already depleted population the giant herds of caribou you've seen films of that right tucker a million strong

Some of those herds were a million.

They're down to 5,000 or less from a million.