Chemtrails have been popping up all over TV shows, movies and commercials for a while now. Even video games and cartoons
are adding these trails to what would otherwise be clear blue skies —
why do that if not for propaganda purposes to normalize everyone to
what’s going on in the skies above our heads?
One episode of CSI NY
even featured a conspiracy theorist professor as a victim, someone who
actor Gary Sinise’s investigator character on the show called “totally
anti-American” because the professor believed in chemtrails and water
fluoridation. (They don’t elucidate either that he believed water
fluoridation is poison purposefully added to the water to, say, dumb people down
or anything, they just say the professor believed in water fluoridation
— I guess believing in water fluoridation at all period is
anti-American? Way to go writers.)
Well now it appears chemtrails are actually being added to digitally remastered film footage decades after the fact.
Why do you think that is?
I’m asking because I just watched this video:
Apparently this movie “The Railway Children”
was released in 1970. When footage of it was reused in the commercial
above in 2005, whoever used it decided to go ahead and add a trail in a
small corner of the sky over the children.
Sure, it’s very subtle…but again, name one justifiable reason why
they would do that — go to the extra effort to add a trail to mar an
otherwise pretty, clear blue sky in a film where no trails were in the
sky to begin with — if not for propaganda/normalization purposes?
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