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Are Chemtrails Real or Just a Conspiracy Theory? | Make This Make Sense
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18:51Now PlayingAre evil forces spraying the population with mind control gases, biological warfare chemicals, or high-tech weather modification technology?
A surprising number of people, including multiple government officials, believe the answer is yes - that so-called "chemtrails" are real.
The scientific community has consistently debunked chemtrails as just normal clouds created by high altitude jet planes and any claims to the contrary have been dismissed as baseless conspiracy theories.
Chemtrail true believers claim a series of government documents, including a declassified top secret CIA report reveal the awful truth. And even the United States Secretary of Health has vowed to stop this sinister poisoning of the skies.
So were the conspiracy theorists right all along?
By the end of this video, you will know what the top secret documents reveal, what the science data shows us, and whether you need to be worried about what’s being sprayed in the sky.
#chemtrails #makethismakesense
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