The dark side of advanced technologies: A look into Elana Freeland’s “Under an Ionized Sky”

• Elana Freeland’s “Under an Ionized Sky” investigates advanced technologies like geoengineering, weather manipulation and directed energy weapons (DEWs), revealing their use by global elites to control populations and their profound implications for humanity and the planet.
• The book highlights the use of chemtrails, ionospheric heaters and other geoengineering tools, often marketed as climate change solutions but controlled by powerful entities. Freeland emphasizes the military’s role in these operations and the risks they pose to public health and environmental stability.
• Freeland challenges official narratives, suggesting DEWs were used in the 9/11 attacks to destroy the World Trade Center. She cites evidence like molecular dissociation, the Hutchison Effect and witness accounts of unusual atmospheric phenomena, implicating entities like Raytheon and the Navy.
• The book examines additional events, such as the 1996 TWA Flight 800 crash, the 2002 plane crash that killed Sen. Paul Wellstone (D-MN) and the 2003 Space Shuttle Columbia disaster, linking these to potential DEW use and controlled narratives.
• Freeland warns of electromagnetic frequencies being used to manipulate human behavior, urging vigilance and awareness. The book is a call to action, emphasizing the need to resist unchecked power and uncover the truth to protect humanity’s future and the planet.

Elana Freeland’s “Under an Ionized Sky: From Chemtrails to Space Fence Lockdown” is a provocative exploration of the covert technologies employed by global elites to manipulate and control populations. The book delves into the unsettling realities of geoengineering, weather manipulation and directed energy weapons (DEWs), revealing their profound implications for humanity and the planet.

Freeland challenges conventional narratives, exposing a world where advanced technologies are weaponized to serve the interests of the military-industrial complex, often at the expense of public health and environmental stability. One of the central themes of the book is the manipulation of weather and the atmosphere through technologies like chemtrails and ionospheric heaters.

Freeland argues that these tools, often marketed as solutions to climate change, are part of a broader agenda of geoengineering controlled by powerful entities. She highlights the military’s role in these operations, emphasizing how the normalization of such practices poses significant risks to both the environment and human health.

Freeland extends her analysis to historical events, suggesting that similar technologies were used during the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. She presents compelling evidence that directed energy weapons were responsible for the destruction of the World Trade Center, challenging the official explanation of structural failure caused by fire.

Citing Dr. Judy Wood’s research, Freeland points to phenomena like molecular dissociation, the Hutchison effect and unusual atmospheric conditions as evidence of DEW involvement. Photographer David Handschuh’s account of a “high-pressure gas line” sound and black smoke with “substance” further supports this theory. Freeland also implicates entities like Raytheon with its HAARP patents and the Navy’s post-9/11 activities at Brookhaven National Laboratory in New York state, suggesting a deeper conspiracy.

The book also examines other incidents where DEWs may have been used. The 1996 crash of TWA Flight 800, for instance, is linked to witness accounts of a flare-like object preceding the explosion, echoing the controlled narrative seen after 9/11.

Similarly, the 2002 plane crash that killed Sen. Paul Wellstone (D-MN), a critic of the War on Terror, is scrutinized, with Freeland referencing claims that a DEW was used to bring down the aircraft. The 2003 Space Shuttle Columbia disaster is another case in point, as an amateur astronomer captured a purplish electrical bolt striking the craft, consistent with DEW activity.

Freeland’s work goes beyond physical destruction, exploring how electromagnetic frequencies are used to influence human behavior. She warns of the psychological and emotional manipulation enabled by these technologies, urging readers to remain vigilant and informed. The book underscores the importance of understanding these hidden forces, as they threaten not only our environment but also our autonomy and future as a species.

“Under an Ionized Sky” is a call to action, challenging readers to question official narratives and recognize the dangers posed by advanced technologies in the hands of unchecked power. Freeland’s meticulous research and compelling arguments make a strong case for the need to resist these controlling forces, emphasizing that the survival of our planet and humanity depends on our ability to uncover and confront the truth.

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