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Dear Skywatchers,

This week we debrief Rosalind Peterson and Allan Buckmann. They both recently addressed the United Nation in New York City at the 60th Annual Conference of NGOs, “Climate Change: How It Impacts Us All.” Rosalind who started California Skywatch is a former USDA crop loss adjuster, researching persistent contrails and weather modification/control. Both guests commented on the ubiquitous haze as they flew across the United States.
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Allan Buckmann is formerly with the California State Dept of Fish & Game. Their presentations held the attention of 100’s in the room and reached key people around the world. Allan Buckmann begins the first part of this interview narrating the presentation on various tree and native plant decline related to long term fallout by global dimming. (aerosol operation) We’ll have links to the video presentation soon.
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Allan and Rosalind describe how weather modification experimentation and atmospheric testing programs chemically pollute water supplies and
reduce crop production. In our last interview, we spoke with Dane Wigington, he lives in Northern California and his state lab test results charted up spikes in aluminum and barium. Skywatchers this chemical fallout is accumulating in the environment and Allan Buckmann relates this directly with global dimming and this aerosol operation.

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Allan Buckmann also describes how the dying of trees are sometimes wrongly blamed on insects. The insects are opportunists, he explains, such as beetles that detect stressed trees on the infrared spectrum and THEN select them as hosts.

Related reading: Chemicals such as Trimethylaluminum for NASA’s Night Clouds Experiments. NASA states that “. . . contrails, especially persistent contrails, represent a human-caused increase in the Earth’s cloudiness and are likely to be affecting climate and ultimately our natural resource.”

Alan Watts – Humans Interfering with the Natural World 1971