Obama Advisor Back Pedals On Geo-engineering Announcement
Says government is not considering radical terraforming,
yet programs have been ongoing for years
President
Obama's chief scientific adviser is back pedaling over comments
he made in an interview regarding planetary geo-engineering.
As we reported earlier this week, John Holdren
told Associated
Press that the Obama administration has held discussions
regarding the possibility of artificially altering the earth's
climate, with the justification of countering global warming.
According to the report, Holdren discussed methods
of geo-engineering such as shooting pollution particles into
the upper atmosphere to reflect the sun's rays and other radical
terraforming programs such as creating an "artificial volcano".
"It's got to be looked at," Holdren
was quoted as saying, "We don't have the luxury of taking
any approach off the table." The AP also reported that
Holdren said he has raised the concept in administration discussions.
However, since both the mainstream and alternative
media picked up on Holdren's comments and sent them viral, the
former director of Harvard University's Science, Technology
and Public Policy Program has backtracked, saying that his comments
were exaggerated and that the Obama administration IS NOT considering
geo-engineering.
The New
York Times reports that Holdren responded via email
after the AP story was published:
"I said that the approaches that have been
surfaced so far seem problematic in terms of both efficacy
and side effects, but we have to look at the possibilities
and understand them because if we get desperate enough it
will be considered. I also made clear that this was my personal
view, not Administration policy.
Asked whether I had mentioned geo-engineering in any White
House discussions, though, I said that I had. This is NOT
the same thing as saying the White House is giving serious
consideration to geo-engineering - which it isn't - and I
am disappointed that the headline and the text of the article
suggest otherwise."
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Perhaps Holdren, or his higher ups have become concerned at
the level of media exposure that has been generated by his comments.
After all, such exposure could lead to further investigation
of secret climate engineering programs that are
already being conducted by government-affiliated
universities, government agencies, and on a mass scale through
chemtrail spraying.
As we reported today, the coverage generated by Holdren has
given
fresh impetus to concerns regarding the aerosolized-chemical
spraying that is undoubtedly being carried out worldwide.
Of course, just like the "New World Order", though
this has been announced in hundreds of mainstream publications
and by leading government figures, it remains a "conspiracy
theory".
Watch Alex Jones' special on geo-engineering and his interview
with chemtrail expert Rosalind Peterson:
President
Obama's chief scientific adviser is back pedaling over comments
he made in an interview regarding planetary geo-engineering.
