V. Susan Ferguson, Contributor
Waking Times

Geoengineering, often referred to as weather modification, is one of the most important issues of our time that almost no one is willing to talk about. No matter how much information is publicly released about government and corporate sponsored projects that tamper with our skies, mainstream media will not support any investigation into the matter, and any coverage of this issue frames concerned citizens as paranoid or irrational. Yet some are unwilling to ignore this issue.

Dane Wigington, founder of GeoengineeringWatch.org, is a courageous man who has taken on an all out herculean effort to make people aware that geoengineering is real, and that is affecting our weather, our environment, and our health. His website has become the leading independent online database of information on atmospheric aerosol spraying, weather modification projects, air, soils and water samples, and other scientific data documenting this taboo crime against humanity.

The very mention of the word UFO still manages to provoke strong reactions from everyone. A couple of decades ago, people who believed in extraterrestrial life and UFOs were socially derided, considered conspiracy theorists at best and mentally challenged loons at worst. This social unacceptability of the UFO phenomenon extended to all sections of society including science and academia.

However, a more accurate measure of the vastness of the universe alongside the discovery of various star systems orbited by numerous exoplanets in the last decade has opened up many scientists and astronomers to the possibility of extraterrestrial life. Accordingly, the UFO phenomenon is now being examined much more seriously. A recent poll suggests that the overwhelming majority of the American public - about 70% - believes that UFOs are real and that they most likely are guided by intelligent beings from other worlds or dimensions.

Having said that, most astronomers and researchers still have an ambiguous relationship with the UFO phenomenon and mainstream science still considers it to be a pseudo science. This is inspite of multiple instances of high quality video evidence and its widespread popularity among the general population.

Source: www.collective-evolution.com | Original Post Date: May 12, 2015 –

…it is almost as if the vegetal world assigned certain plants to be the diplomats and teachers to our young confused species, to help put us on a different path than the one we have chosen, racing to ecological decimation and self-extinction. How else to explain the consistent messages received in mushroom, ayahuasca, iboga, and peyote visions of a world out of balance, of the need to take responsibility, of the vast empathic sentience of the Gaian Mind? …In the same way that we garden plants, teacher plants like ayahuasca seem to garden us when we digest them” [1]

That our indigenous ancestors were more connected to the earth than we are is not up for debate. Also up for little debate is that the destruction of our environment is increasing at an alarming rate, threatening the premature extinction of our species, due to the modern way of life in which humans live more on nature than with it. When we started believing we could control life, we in many ways lost touch with the innate wildness within ourselves and the world around us. Simply put, we became less human.

On Friday, October 24, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and FBI agents, state and country authorities, undercover agents and policemen, some wearing military gear, raided and destroyed industrial hemp crops – 30,000 plants total – grown by the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin, according to Fox 11 News in Wisconsin.

The tribe legalized growing low THC (tetrahydrocannabinol) industrial hemp on its land in May this year, reported CBS News. The hemp crops were supposed to be protected by the Farm Bill according to the tribe’s press release. But now the feds are saying that the plants were actually a type of high grade marijuana according to the Fox 11 report, which said that the initial test was negative but the second test came back positive. Menominee Tribal Chairman Gary Besaw is now denying the allegations, saying that he and the tribe are “perplexed” by the raid and said they have informed the government every step of the way.

Besaw earlier stated that the crops had great economic potential for Menominee Tribe, which is currently at the bottom of the state of Wisconsin when it comes to poverty and health.