How geoengineering and nanotechnology manipulate climate and human biology

In the 1950s, as the world marveled at the dawn of the space age and the promise of technological progress, a covert operation was underway. The United States government, in collaboration with military-industrial entities, began experimenting with technologies to manipulate the Earth’s climate and human biology. Today, these efforts have evolved into a sprawling, controversial agenda that intersects geoengineering, nanotechnology and transhumanism.

Geoengineering, the deliberate manipulation of Earth’s climate systems, has been a subject of speculation and concern for decades. Freeland’s work traces its origins to Cold War-era experiments, such as cloud seeding and the development of ionospheric heaters like HAARP (High-Frequency Active Auroral Research Program).

These technologies, initially framed as tools for weather control, are now part of a broader strategy to achieve "full spectrum dominance" over the planet. The book argues that geoengineering is not merely about altering weather patterns but also about influencing human behavior and biology through environmental manipulation.

One of the most contentious aspects of geoengineering is the use of chemtrails – chemical trails left by aircraft that allegedly contain metals like barium, aluminum, strontium and lithium. Freeland asserts that these substances are not benign. Instead, they are part of a deliberate effort to alter the Earth’s electromagnetic field, which in turn affects human health....<<<Read More>>>..