Aluminum clocked in at an astonishing 15,430μg/L – 300x reporting limits – in rain collected in Italy last June, with barium at 850μg/L, the highest result I’ve ever seen. Unsurprisingly, Italy’s death rate shot up more than 11% last year. [Note: this Italian lab reports its results in milligrams per liter. There are 1,000 micrograms in a milligram.]
Marinella Giulietti writes:-
Dear Mr Roddie, I would like to send you here enclosed the results of the rain water analysis as well as the photo of the event relevant to June 19th, 2015. The sample was collected during a violent storm in a village near Perugia, in the centre of Italy. Unbelievable, isn’t it? Our local agency for the protection of the environment as well as the local administration were duly informed but they did not do anything. I do appreciate the indication of the reporting limit. We do not have it in Italy and it is very difficult for a citizen to have access to these official data.
Italy has been heavily under assault for nearly 7 years now and the situation is getting worse and worse. Last April 23 we organized a conference to make people aware of what is going on now. The task is very tough since awareness is becoming a “rare privilege”.
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Thanks for your kind attention.
Best Regards,
Marinella Giulietti
Here’s a photo of the toxic storm:
And here’s the test result:-
And here’s the NASA satellite image of Italy the day of the storm:-
