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The Hazards of Aluminum is a
Public Health Concern!


The Hazards of Environmental Aluminum and Geoengineering

We stopped wiring homes with smaller electrical wire conductors made of aluminum due to the hazards involved, now this hazardous metal is being distributed into our skies in an alleged effort to control the weather, however due to this practice of geoengineering our water supply and soils are being polluted with ultra high levels of aluminum and other compounds that could in fact become one of the most hazardous conditions known to mankind in the very near future.

I would urge you to spend a few minutes to see for yourself what is happening in our skies in many parts of the world, which have many concerned professionals stating that the public needs to get involved before it's too late.

Personally, I have suspected the occurrence of aerosol spraying in our atmosphere for the past few years as I observed aircraft producing trails that eventually turn into cloud formations. Below you will find videos and links to resources that will help introduce you and your families to what may be affecting all of us.

 

Introduction to Hazardous Environmental Aluminum


Extensive Studies about the Hazardous Environmental Aluminum Program


Find Out More about the Hazardous Environmental Aluminum Program

Stop Geo-Eengineering



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