Easter aerial visitation outside purview of U.S. Form 17-4

The U.S. government’s war on climate change escalates across Tennessee on Easter Sunday, as here in Antioch. (Photo Brian Mac)

Easter Sunday begins bright and blue, but aggressive sky striping casts virtually every quadrant of the sky over Soddy-Daisy, Tenn., and Chattanooga under a gray murk. (Photo David Tulis)

Like Chattanooga, Knoxville is given a heavy aerial treatment on Easter Sunday. By early noon, the sun is diminished, its light creating a halo through the metal and other microscopic particulates dumped over the city. (Photo Marla Stair-Wood)

Jets that are part of the U.S. war against sunlight blight the sky April 5, 2015, over Antioch, Tenn. “Albedo modification approaches show some evidence of being effective at temporarily cooling the planet, but at a currently unknown environmental price,” says a government report. (Photo Brian Mac)

When I went to bring my elderly mother her newspaper, this view greeted me from atop our hilltop in Soddy-Daisy on Easter morning. (Photo David Tulis)

When I went to bring my elderly mother her newspaper Easter morning, this view greeted me from our hilltop in Soddy-Daisy, Tenn., on Easter morning. (Photo David Tulis)

Sky striping is a remarkable operation that has created growing suspicion over whether the U.S. government has a genuine concern for public health, or is in fact an enemy of people in the 50 states. Here, sunset at Black Canyon City, Ariz. (Photo Ken Reylek)

Chattanooga’s last bit of blue sky is erased Easter Sunday over Brainerd High School. (Photo Michael Seay)

Nashville, Knoxville and Chattanooga are bombarded Easter morning with aerosol emissions. Here, Knoxville skies go white. Says the National Academy of Sciences: “There are both theoretical and observational reasons to believe that albedo modification has the potential to rapidly offset some of the consequences of global warming at an affordable cost.” (Photo Marla Stair-Wood)

Sky striping often begins east of Chattanooga, the sky over which is seen from my house Easter Sunday in Soddy-Daisy, looking toward Ooltewah. (Photo David Tulis)

Venomous skies in Adelaide, southern Australia. (Photo Bruce Kirkman)

If sky tattooing is not mere water vapor, as EPA alleges, it is a baneful form of pollution, officially sanctioned. Chattanooga this morning. (Photo Beth Ford)

If sky tattooing is not mere water vapor, as EPA alleges, it is a baneful form of pollution, officially sanctioned. Chattanooga this morning. A federal study, despite important qualms, proposes a mass SAG program to dim the sun. (Photo Beth Ford)

By afternoon this Easter Sunday, skies over several cities look like this one over Morristown, Tenn. (Photo Jason Sinard, Tennessee Skywatch on Facebook)

By afternoon this Easter Sunday, skies over several cities look like this one over Morristown, Tenn. (PhotoTennessee Skywatch on Facebook)

If sky striping over Chattanooga is not weather modification pursuant to Noaa form 17-4, what is it? (Photo Michael Seay)

Many sharp environment-minded Knoxvillians see skies such as this one over their heads April 5, 2015, and think nothing of it. (Photo Marla Stair-Wood)

Many environment-minded Knoxvillians see skies such as this one over their heads April 5, 2015, and think nothing of it. (Photo Marla Stair-Wood)

Signature doodles by jets over Chattanooga on Easter Sunday. (Photo Michael Seay)

Jets presumably involved in solar radiation management trace up the sky over Nashville today. (Photo Brian Mac)

Jets presumably involved in solar radiation management trace up the sky over Nashville on Easter Sunday. (Photo Brian Mac)

Chemtrail plumes mark up the sky in Rutland, U.K. A U.S. study warns, ”Albedo modification strategies for offsetting climate impacts of high CO2 concentrations carry risks that are poorly identified in their nature and unquantified.” (Photo Nathan Tricehurst)

Weather modification involves the projection of energy into the atmosphere, creating bizarre effects, as this one in Montreal. (Photo Evagren Dupuis)

Such aerial activity as this scene from Dandridge, Tenn., April 5, 2015, is not weather modification, according to Noaa, a federal agency.

Overcast skies should be seen as enhancing the planet’s reflectivity, or albedo. Still, jets emit aerosols above them. (Photo Laural Ann Maurer)

Over Knoxville, Tenn., weather behind the weather, and a weakened sun. (Photo Marla Stair-Wood)

A recent sunrise in Charleston, W.Va. (Photo Jill Chapman)

Aerial malignancy, or planetary salvation? A sky over Ireland asks the question. (Photo Deborah Williams)

There is significant potential for unanticipated, unmanageable, and regrettable consequences in multiple human dimensions from albedo modification at climate altering scales, including political, social, legal, economic, and ethical dimensions.

— National Academy of Sciences, Climate Intervention: Reflecting Sunlight to Cool the Earth, February 2015, 235 pp

By David Tulis

Chattanoogans on Easter Sunday participated in early morning worship services under blue skies. But over the course of the morning intense plume-laying jet flyovers turned the overhead into the color of phlegm. By noon, the horizon above the city and the sky above were a milky white pall.

The operation over Chattanooga today (April 5, 2015) is not subject to regulation by the National Oceanic and Aeronautics Administration, which supervises weather modification in the U.S., according to information provided by the agency.

Corporations and governments intending to modify weather in any one part of the country are required by federal law to submit Form 17-4 to Noaa. But a query by Hot News Talk Radio 1240 910 1190 AM in Southeast Tennessee suggests today’s visitation and subsequent blanket of smog are outside the scope of this regulation.

Coming up empty

A Freedom of Information Act request to Noaa sought information on two days in 2014 in which the city’s breathing space was heavily polluted by cloud-creating jet flyovers. We asked if intense smog-making flyovers Oct. 19 and Nov. 2 were subject to Form 17-4. I selected these days to investigate because they received nothing less than a visitation — a heavy covering of sky plumes by the hundreds that dimmed the sun and ruptured the sky.

Evidence strongly suggests that the war against global warming is well under way, though academia and many notable backers of stratospheric aerosol geoengineering discuss the matter as if it were merely theoretical. Evidence indicates that the U.S. government is involved in sunlight suppression and other programs involving the mass dispersal of aerosols. The February publication of Climate Intervention: Reflecting Sunlight to Cool the Earth by the National Academy of Sciences proposes such a program. Aerosols are microscopic specks that affect rainfall, dim the sun’s radiative energy, create bizarre effects in the sunlight and pose risks of neurological damage among unsuspecting members of the public below, including pregnant mothers, newborns and the elderly.

No program affecting Tennessee’s weather required Form 17-4, the Noaa response indicates. So the two days in question are not considered weather modification activities in any normal sense, though our reporting strongly suggests the atmosphere and the play of sunlight on the city was sharply altered. No press statements, air quality warnings or other notices are filed with city or county officials when the aircraft emissions program dumps upon the city on a given day. The Chattanooga/Hamilton County Air Pollution Control Bureau’s director Bob Colby says it has no authority to regulate aluminum, strontium and barium, the elements widely connected with sky striping. The agency says the plumes are innocent water vapor.

Global warming is considered publicly as a military emergency. My provisional conclusion is that aerosol spraying program today over Chattanooga is secured behind military jurisdiction outside any normal public safety guidelines enforced by agencies such as Environmental Protection Agency and Noaa. The details from the Noaa file below do not disturb this line of thinking.

Weather is routinely modified out West

The file below is worth examining in detail later. The weather is modified for the purposes of “snowpack,” “winter rainfall,” “rain enhance,” “hail supress,” “increase precip” and “augment precip.” The states involved are Colorado, Nevada, Utah, Wyoming and California.

The operators include outfits such as Weather Modification Inc., West Texas Weather Mod and Western Weather Consultants. Tracts targeted by weather modification activities are at times vast. Treatment at the Gunnison River Basin in Colorado for 25 days from January through April (line 27, see below) covers 3,000 square miles. The Utah Water Resources board, in augmenting snow for 12 days in November and December (line 53), affected 10,000 square miles.

The man who made the FOIA request is Marc Hayes of Sevier County, an adjunct professor of communciation at University of Tennessee-Martin and a former Corps of Engineer lieutenant colonel. He is disappointed to have learned so little about the two Chattanooga days in October and November. “After making the request and receiving more than I asked for on that Noaa form 17-4, apparently I recevied all or much of the weather modification for the Western part of the United States. *** There is no report for weather modification for any [city] in Tennessee that I can see on the form.”

The government’s response to his FOIA is unsatisfactory, he says, because the data requires the recipient to make inferences about Chattanooga. The agency should simply have stated, “No weather modification activities occurred in Tennessee in 2014,” Mr. Hayes says.

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This image shows that Western states are subject to weather modification programs pursuant to federal form 17-45.

This image shows that Western states are subject to weather modification programs pursuant to federal form 17-4. This document, in reply to a FOIA request, indicates Chattanooga sky striping activity is not part of weather modification pursuant to this form and the U.S. Code statute that creates it.