Somebody finally made a movie that
features weather modification. The problem is, it's not wholly
correct.
The only accurate
premise presented here is that 1) weather control is technologically
possible, and that 2) someone in government is sure to weaponize it.
It is interesting that the film steers totally away from the fact that
many people feel weather control is being achieved through the aerial
chemspray program. The technical premise of the chemtrail allegation
is not without merit and is indeed a legitimate, wholly tenable and
scientifically viable option as a climate control mechanism, yet the
financial backers and producers of this film strangely did not want to
accept this already well established scientific theory, nor did they
wish to present any of the current suspicions as a working model for
their not so far fetched idea about government weather control. In a
film industry that continuously strives to weave historical or modern
day reality into its cinematic fantasy in order to make films more
believable, this is perhaps a very disturbing tell on the intent of
this movie.
Maybe the idea was to
take the obvious, which is right in front of all of us, and to
obfuscate that with a concept that appears to suggest that this
capability for weather control is still well beyond our current
technological capability?
While not embracing the chemtrail theory, it is all the more galling that the filmmakers
appeared to do nothing to eliminate any actual chemtrail sky shots
from the movie production, but rather almost seemed to embrace them
and stealthily incorporate them as a bizarre in-your-face to those who
follow the actual chemspray program.
It's an "entertaining" film, yet
devoid of any real substance on the current weather control
initiative.
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