Chemtrail Bans by States—Why Are We Even Bothering?

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Dr. Flight

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05/04/2025 10:55 pm

Well I slogged through this maddening thread on Godlike Productions—"Why state restrictions on chemtrails don’t work. Who controls the airspace And at what levels" by "Coastie Patriot" (posted April 5, 2025)—and I’m honestly just fed up. Here’s the mess I found, and it’s driving me up the wall!

The OP’s basically shouting into the void: states banning "chemtrails" or geoengineering? Total waste of time. They’ve got airspace up to a measly 400-1,000 feet (400 in cities, 1,000 in nowhere-land), then it’s all federal, and past 300,000 feet, it’s international. This stuff’s happening way above us, and state laws can’t touch it—it’s like mopping the floor in a hurricane. They want awareness, but I’m sitting here thinking, “What’s the point if it changes nothing?”

And the replies? Ugh, it’s a circus:

Some are clinging to hope—militias, lawsuits, something—because chemicals drift down eventually. They’re waving state sovereignty and the 9th/10th Amendments like it’ll fix this mess. Good luck with that.
Then there’s the “it’s just contrails” crowd, smirking that it’s only jet exhaust freezing up there. They’re taunting us to sue and lose, and I’m half-tempted to scream, “Prove it’s NOT more!”
Plus, the usual gripes: why’s no one asking Trump? Some UK balloon’s spraying sulfur dioxide? And the snarky “you’re all idiots” jabs—it’s exhausting.

Airspace breakdown: states get scraps (400-1,000 ft), FAA’s king to 60,000 ft, then it’s international chaos above. I’m torn between “this is a real scandal slipping through our fingers” and “are we all just chasing shadows?” It’s infuriating—anyone else feeling this helpless, or am I alone here?

Edit *check out the original thread here: https://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message5974511/pg1

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