Orwell stated that the government actively tried to stop foreign literature entering the UK after WWI. Ref: E. A. Blair, Censorship in England, Monde, 6 October 1928. Footnote 47: Censorship didn’t end with this war- it just changed uniforms.

Vonnegut saw the dark side of science- cloud seeding used for war, not aid. In Barnhouse, weather control could end droughts, but power wins. Ref: Welcome to the Monkey House (2021), p.165. Footnote 47: Geoengineering, rebranded chemtrails; still denied. #vonnegut #Chemtrails

🧵 Tweet 1/4 Written in 1950—years before cloud-seeding ops like Operation Cumulus (UK) or Operation Popeye (Vietnam)—Vonnegut vented his anxieties through Professor Barnhouse in “Report on the Barnhouse Effect.” Footnote 47: War was already in the forecast—just not in the

Tweet 2/4 Barnhouse asks: “Wouldn’t it be more significant—and cheaper—for me to move cloud masses into drought areas? Nobody would want war if there were enough to go around.” Footnote 47: He offered rain, but they wanted thunder. Ref: Ibid., p. 165 #Geoengineering

Tweet 3/4 The military’s reply: “I wish the world were ready for ideals like yours, but it isn’t. It’s not a lack of food or resources—it’s a struggle for power.” Still chillingly relevant. Footnote 47: Scarcity is a choice—power isn’t shared, it’s hoarded. Ref: Ibid., p. 165

Tweet 4/4 Read the full thread below Vonnegut later noted that his brother’s research (silver iodide and cloud seeding) aimed “to bring the benefits of water down from the sky.”¹ Footnote 47: From clouds to bombs—science always serves someone. ¹ Laufert links this to Vonnegut’s

🧵Thread: Chemtrails, Miasma & the History of Airborne Fear 1/8 Before germ theory, many believed disease was caused by miasma—a poisonous air arising from rot, swamps, and filth. This belief wasn’t fringe; it guided medicine, policy, and war-time sanitation. Sound familiar in

2/ According to the OED, by 1665 “miasma” meant noxious vapours polluting the air. Mary Shelley, Antoine Barthelemy Clot, and even Florence Nightingale accepted that infection came from the environment, not human contact. Footnote 47: “Contagion” wasn’t fact—it was heresy. Air

3/ Florence Nightingale—yes, that Nightingale—linked illness to bad air, poor drainage, and lack of light. She insisted on “pure air” for healing, not because of germs, but because air itself was suspect. Footnote 47: Nightingale had no germ theory, no microscope—but her

4/ During the Crimean War, she credited improved survival rates not only due to nursing, but to the Sanitary Commission’s lime-washing, sewer work, and waste removal. It wasn’t contagion—the air itself had to be disinfected. Footnote 47: Long before germ theory, lime-washing and

5/ Antoine Barthelemy Clot, in Napoleonic Egypt, believed plague came from “humid houses” and rotting animal matter. Again, the environment was sick—not the people in it. Just as chemtrails are spraying illness into the skies now making our environment and everything in it, sick.

6/ In 2017, Pearson wrote (preface to Béchamp or Pasteur): “Germs are scavengers... not the cause of disease.” These ideas persist in chemtrail and alt-health spaces today. The language has changed—but the fear of poisoned air has not. Footnote 47: Marginalised theories don’t

7/ Chemtrail theory is not just modern paranoia—it revives a centuries-oldpattern: distrust of invisible forces, fear of the sky, and suspicion that illness comes not from within, but from the world around us. Footnote 47: The air has carried death before. Fear of what we can’t

8/8 Thanks for sticking with this dive into airborne illness fears. Next: the explosive battle between germ theory and terrain theory—the fight that still divides medicine and public trust. Stay tuned- and allow this frustrated and refused potential PhD student to write about

#miasma #ThursdayThoughts #maryshelley #terraintheory #history #historyrepeats

Today in 1949, George Orwell published one of the most chilling books I’ve ever read, 1984. A literary masterpiece, 1984 exposes tactics of suppression that feel all too familiar in our world today. Here are ten truths Orwell urged us to confront to ward off Big Brother 🧵👇🏼

It could not be more obvious that they will use chemtrails/geoengineering/cloud seeding to try & make us sick. From AI ‘Nimbus clouds are a general term for rain clouds, meaning any cloud from which precipitation (rain or snow) is falling. They are typically dark and grey, often

1/7 Charles Dickens didn’t just write about poverty—he understood how the air itself was making people sick. Dickens knew terrain mattered. He saw place—not person—as the source of sickness. Before germ theory took hold, he painted London’s fog as a living poison. Footnote 47:

6/7 Dickens didn’t need a microscope. He had eyes, lungs, and a conscience. In his world, air wasn’t just weather—it was a weapon. And it still is. Sick buildings. Sick skies. Sick people. And yet we’re told: just weather. Move along. Footnote 47: Sometimes what we breathe and

If Dickens were alive today, he might say blocking out the sun is just another way to ignore the real problem. Dark skies won’t clean the poisoned air or lift the weight of poverty—true change means clearing the filth, not hiding from the light. Meanwhile, a fake climate agenda