From ExoticWarfare[dot]com
For about 14 years, the public has been reporting that planes are spraying some kind of substance that comes down from the skies and looks a lot like spider webs. Here is a video of this silky aftermath:
The National Institutes of Health and the United States Air Force are listed as the agencies that gave the grant monies for the invention of atmospheric, radar chaff created from silk fibroin proteins derived from the milk of transgenic goats. The United States Army funded the development of the transgenic goats, who were given a gene from a web-spinning spider. This silk fibroin material is harvested from the milk of these transgenic goats. This must be a new kind of radar chaff, instead of the old, aluminum strip chaff.
“The Air Force & National Institutes of Health Funded Self-Replicating, Organic/Inorganic, Nanoscale — Macro-scale, Silica/Spider Silk/Polymer Advanced Materials That Can Be Used for Anything from Radar Chaff to Nano Fibers to Biosensors. Used to make fibers, foams, gels, films, or crystals.
They can put almost any biological thing — drug, germ, antibody, hormone, gene, etc. into these advanced, nano materials. These advanced, nano materials can be used for microelectronic devices. The patents also talk about a crystalization process that can happen in vivo — after implantation…
“It was demonstrated that the functional recombinant silks exhibit an ability to promote the nucleation of hydroxyapatite. The functional recombinant silks (silk fusion proteins) of the present invention have potential application in biomaterials, tissue engineering, advanced material composites and biosensors.”
The Above Radar Chaff Patents Use Silk Fibroin Farmed from the milk from the Army’s Transgenic, Spider-Goats.
[Here is a slideshow of one application of the silk fibroin, as a meta-material that behaves like antennae when placed in teeny hexagonal chitins]:Who is investigating Morgellons disease? The National Institutes of Health and the Army Institute of Pathology are investigating; they own nanotechnology patents, and they can’t seem to recognize nanotechnology when they see it?
Are we paranoid to be worried about Frankenstein Science? Scientists farm the silk fibroin from the milk of the transgenic, spider goats. What if the spider or the goats have a parasite or weird germ? [Most spiders and goats do host such things]. Could the parasite or germ replicate due to being further incorporated into an organic/inorganic, self-replicating advanced material? [Is this funky silk fibroin the cause of Morgellons disease?]
Hey, this Frankensilk can promote a mineral to grow — what else? Time will tell.”
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Here is a weatherman who’s a bit frustrated with the fake precipitation reading the radar chaff is causing in his report and he explains what’s happening to his viewers.
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