1st International Panel on Geoengineering and Weather Manipulation

Source: https://rumble.com/v6mw95f-1st-international-panel-on-geoengineering-and-weather-manipulation.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp Description/Links: The WIR association, in cooperation with North America, is organizing the first international panel on geoengineering and weather manipulation.

Our aim is to scientifically investigate the phenomenon of https://www.vereinwir.ch/spinnenfaeden that has been sighted in various regions and to discuss our laboratory analyses and their interpretation at an international level. With this initiative, we want to deepen the educational work and expand the discourse on possible causes and effects.

What is it about?

These threads, which at first glance appear to be ordinary spider webs, have not only caused a stir in forums and the media, but have also aroused the interest of scientists. The WIR association has made it its mission to solve this mystery together with experts.

Our analyses show that these are not synthetic materials, but biological polyamides with an extremely complex chemical structure. The samples contain over 30 different chemical compounds, including hydrocarbons and benzene derivatives, which could potentially be hazardous to health and the environment. These threads are therefore not a harmless natural phenomenon, but could provide evidence of experimental interventions or a form of environmental pollution.

panel participants

USA

Reinette Senum – President, Founder of GenSeven & Save Our Skies
Dr. Ana Maria Mihalcea, MD, PhD – Physician & Researcher
J. Marvin Herndon, Ph.D. – Nuclear geophysicist
Switzerland

Hansjörg Grether, Dipl.-Ing. – Application Technology Chemist
Dr. Philipp Zeller – Dr. Sc. Nat., Dipl. Physicist ETH
Christian Oesch – President, Swiss Association WIR
Webinar – Scientific Findings & Discussion

In the webinar, our experts will present their research results and share their assessments of the threads with us. Experience in-depth analyses, well-founded scientific discussions and new perspectives on this fascinating and at the same time worrying phenomenon.