Thailand-Indonesia sign weather modification cooperation deal + Four workers from the State Meteorological Agency confessed that planes are spreading lead dioxide, silver iodide and diatomite throughout Spain

 

Ramon Tremosa i Balcells is a Catalan economist and politician, professor at the Department of Economic Theory at the University of Barcelona, where he obtained his Doctorate about the influence of macroeconomic policy in the Catalan manufacturing industry.

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Thailand-Indonesia sign weather modification cooperation deal

Authorities in Thailand and Indonesia have signed a 3-year deal on weather modification, a topic on which the Department of Royal Rainmaking and Agricultural Aviation can share its expertise on the Royal Rainmaking operations for drought and forest fire mitigation.
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Cuatro trabajadores de la Agencia Estatal de Meteorología confesaron que aviones están esparciendo por toda España dióxido de plomo, yoduro de plata y diatomita

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On May 19, 2015, MEP Ramon Tremosa i Balcells (ALDE) announced in the European Parliament that four workers from the State Meteorological Agency had confessed that Spain is being sprayed entirely from planes that spread lead dioxide into the atmosphere. , silver iodide and diatomite. The objective, according to the same MEP, would be to keep the rains away and allow temperatures to rise, which creates a summer climate for tourism and, at the same time, helps corporations in the agricultural sector. This, in turn, is producing cold droplets of great intensity.

The Region of Murcia, the Valencian Community and the province of Almería are being the most affected, to the point that not a single drop of rainwater has fallen in more than seven months, catastrophic cold drops are generated, and respiratory diseases to the population by inhaling lead dioxide and other toxic compounds. The San Javier military airport in Murcia would be used for the takeoff of these planes.

Tremosa asked the European Commission to take a position on the matter.