Aluminum 30μg/L, iron 52μg/L, barium 11μg/L, titanium 3.8μg/L in San Francisco rainwater

Yet again, San Francisco rainfall has tested positive for all four metals proposed to be sprayed by geoengineer David Keith. Aluminum was found at 30μg/L, iron at 52μg/L barium at 11μg/L and titanium at 3.8μg/L.

The skies had been heavily sprayed the day before, with visible “persistent contrails,” fast expanding plumes and a prominent 21 degree halo on January 17th, 2018.

The rainwater was collected January 18, 2018 and analyzed by NELAP certified laboratory, McCampbell Analytical. In his 2010 paper, “Photophoretic levitation of engineered aerosols for geoengineering,” Keith (@DKeithClimate) proposes spraying us with engineered nano-discs made of aluminum, barium, titanium and iron – all four metals were present in the rain samples collected 10-13-16 and 10-24-16.

(These tests cost money – please consider helping cover my costs.)

Here’s a pdf of the full report.

Here’s a diagram of Dr. Keith’s toxic nano-discs:

And here he is avoiding questions of aluminum toxicity: