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CHAPTER ONE



               Project Cloverleaf








               Controlling the weather has been a goal of industrialists for 150 years or more. But it was not
               until the availability of vast numbers of jet aircraft that made it possible to replace huge sections
               of the atmosphere with chemicals to control the flow of air and moisture. This is not advanced
               technology  but  more  like  farming  the  sky  with  a  million  tractors.  True  advanced  technology
               would not require aerosols to produce “climate change.” It’s brute force climate manipulation
               for which secrecy cannot be maintained without threatening the potential whistleblower. Now
               that the public has increasingly realized the climate change cover-up, the media looks more and
               more foolish in their attempt to protect the masters.
                                                                          — Harold Saive, chemtrailplanet.net








               As early as 1990, weather force specialists at the U.S. Air Force Academy were hard at work
               studying how to chemically mix and lay “aerial obscuration” they called “chemtrails.” Project
               Cloverleaf began quietly enough (as all classified projects do) with the 1994 Hughes Aircraft
               patent for Welsbach Seeding For Reduction of Global Warming. Welsbach seeding called for
               spreading highly reflective materials in the atmosphere to reflect back into space 1–2 percent of
               incoming sunlight and thus slow down “global warming.” However, it was also about beginning
               to create a more conductive atmosphere in preparation for Bernard Eastlund’s High-frequency
               Active Auroral Research Project (HAARP) already under construction in Alaska. The reflective
               material  (~10  microns)  to  be  added  to  jet  auxiliary  fuel  tanks  was  the  highly  conductive
               compound  aluminum  oxide  (Al O ).  The  jet’s  main  tanks  would  be  reserved  for  takeoff  and
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               landing, and the auxiliary loaded with Al O  for cruising altitude. Lawrence Livermore National
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               Labs priced the program at US$1 billion per annum (in 1994 dollars).
                   By the late 1990s, aerial grids were being laid over chosen regions and cities of the U.S. and
               other  NATO  nations.  In  1996,  the  military  went  public  with  two  documents  that  obliquely
               referenced  what  Cloverleaf  was  up  to:  the  Pentagon  paper  “Weather  as  a  Force  Multiplier:
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               Owning the Weather in 2025” in Air Force 2025,  which called the chemical whitening effect
               “cirrus  shielding”;  and  U.S.  Space  Command’s  Vision  for  2020  calling  for  full  spectrum
               dominance of space, land, sea, and air. 2
                   Air traffic controllers (ATC) at major airports were coached to re-route commercial air traffic
               around military craft engaged in “classified aerial operations” at 37,000–40,000 feet. ATC radar
               revealed  a  haze  of  aluminum  and  barium—Al O   for  solar  radiation  management  (SRM)
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