Interview: EPA Scientist Sounds The Alarm On Geoengineering Contamination 720p

Interview - EPA Scientist Sounds The Alarm On Geoengineering Contamination 720p.mp4 - 50min 44s 1280 x 720

Among the legions of immoral, bought and paid for order followers that now fill the halls of government agencies, there are still some with the courage to tell the truth no matter what the cost. In the attached interview with former EPA scientist Michael Davis, the true criminality of organizations like the EPA is exposed from a first hand account. Michael was fired for attempting to expose the threats posed by climate engineering and fluoride contamination.

A Statement For GeoengineeringWatch.org From Scientist Michael Davis: "My name is Michael Davis, I was employed as an Environmental Engineer for nearly 16 years in the National Pollution Discharge Elimination Systems (NPDES) Programs Branch of the Water Division in Region 5, Chicago of the USEPA. I was terminated as a public servant performing a public service for raising the issues of anthropogenic deposition of aluminum due to atmospheric geoengineering.”

This interview reveals how EPA scientist Michael Davis was fired from his post for attempting to disclose very dire public threats. Morally bankrupt “public protection” agencies are actually used to hide grave threats from the public, not to disclose them. The gravity and immediacy of the dangers we collectively face (which have been systematically hidden from public view) cannot be overstated. If we have any chance of changing course, the effort will take all of us. Sharing credible datafrom a credible source is key, make your voice heard.

Please share this information far and wide, burn the video to DVDs/Blu-ray discs or put it on USB Flash Drives and give them out to friends, family and others.

Please seed as long as possible, at least to a ratio of 1.100, thank you :)

General : Interview - EPA Scientist Sounds The Alarm On Geoengineering Contamination 720p.mp4
Format : MPEG-4 at 212 kb/s
Length : 77.0 MiB for 50 min 44 s 671 ms

Video #0 : AVC at 78.6 kb/s
Aspect : 1280 x 720 (1.778) at 29.970 fps

Audio #0 : AAC at 126 kb/s
Infos : 2 channels, 44.1 kHz
Language : en

Screens: