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EPISODE · Dec 10, 2017 · 1H 24M

Podomatic show 12-9-2017

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ME show did not make it so I did a show on here so I can continue on with the information--begins with chemtrails and how there is a validity to a point that they now wish to legislate there usage---the problem with the stratospheric aerosols that whatever you do to impact the weather on on area of the globe can have dire consequences on the other side---rain on one side could cause a drought or earth quakes on another--this is a catastrophic technology but for all the doubters when you see this report it is about now legislating this and regulating the effect ---if they never existed then policy could not be implemented for something that is fictional--or does not exist--and blowing off some of the stupid questions people ask on this topic---vaccines and the stupidity of individuals who actually are believing in the fairy tale of this--the conflict of a report in stating that a bacterium has had 30 years to evolve the capacity to grow wires and conduct electricity the hubrous in this and how this is a throw off so no one looks at the current issue on what is and what can be done--copper and niacinamide formula ---or copper and nicotonic acid ---and final words of encouragement--and some more T

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