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It’s amazing how being resilient kicks in after a storm. Glad all are safe.

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In Weston my driveway got fixed next day without me asking. Lot of heroic hard work done around here. As a flatlander who went through Irene I just am not sure if I can take seeing water at my door again. I don’t know what to say to people I know who didn’t have much and now have less. Great writing. True description.

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I am very concerned about whether our extremely wet summer, following a very late hard frost during blossom time, is going to result in major crop deficits in Vermont. Apples lost: less hay for horses, because it continues to be too wet for cutting and baling. Less seeds and nuts in forests for wildlife. More hun bygry bears and coons scrounging in mandated composting buckets holding food waste.

I am worried about whether this has beenclimat orchestrated by Geoengineering.

The interview in the linked video should make people begin to question everything. Geoengineering may indeed be the cause of our excessive rain, as cloud-seeding companies have long-standing contracts, presumably paid for by our government. Why? Also, the constantly milky or cloudy skies are massively contributing to the climate change the government -funded "scientists" claim is caused by our cars and home-heating systems and cars emitting CO2. I think even worse is what they're pumping into the atmosphere: toxic micro-particles of aluminum, barium and graphene oxide. Is this stuff also harming our soils, the birds and the bees?

I recommend listening to this podcast.

https://rumble.com/v34az6v-geo-engineering-earth-through-weather-modification-technologies-dual-use-en.html

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