‘ChemClouds’?
In the Mid South of America potentially 100’s of acres of crop have been poisoned from something in the air. Crops of all types have suddenly become marked and are dying along with small birds. No-one knows exactly what caused this but there are clues.
Along with the reports of crop damage there has also been talk of higher than expected levels of Barium. Conspiracy theorists may have heard this also being connected to Chemtrails and that would seem to fit the case. However there is another piece to the puzzle that may form a more clear picture. If we travel south we will head towards the Gulf and the worst Oil Spill in history (and it’s long from over yet). Soon after the disaster BP were spraying dispersants onto the spill – could these chemicals have evaporated and now be falling on land and causing this damage?
Of course – this is just speculation. But let us remember how news can and cannot be reported/connected. For example, here are two ways that this possible cause for the crop damage could have been reported in the general media.
What the main media might say:-
Dispersants were sprayed onto the spill to help neutralize its effect.
Another view perhaps:-
Masses of highly toxic chemicals were dumped into the sea causing the oil pollution to sink and be hidden from spotter planes.
Watch the skies, but wear a hat. 
Something is killing crops, trees, even weeds and nobody can explain why. Farmers are scratching their heads and some are worried their crops may be lost to the mysterious plague. It’s happening along a large swath of land near the Shelby and Tipton county border along Herring Hill Road and elsewhere near the Mississippi River bottoms.
Tiny dots appear to have burned onto leaves of all types of plants, and they appear different depending on the plant.On corn stalks, the dots seem to turn white in the centre. On other plants, a white dust speckles the leaves and then destroys the green life underneath.“We found it all in the herbs, in the flowers, in the plum tree, in the weeds,” said organic farmer Toni Holt. “It’s apparently in everything.” Holt grows organic produce that she sells at area farmers’ markets. As she and other farmers inspect the new growth covered in the perplexing plague, they fear their entire crop may be lost.
Less than ten miles from Holt’s crops, the damage could possibly hit hundreds of acres of corn at Wilder Farms. It appears to have hit everything in its path. There does not seem to be anything in common with the affected plants. The Holts raise organic crops, so they don’t spray pesticides on any of their fruits and vegetables.
The first thought among some was a new parasite or insect caused the damage, but Wilder farms sprays pesticides and the damage there is exactly the same. Farmers first noticed the damaging dots over the weekend. Then Holt came home to find baby birds dead in their nests. “There are two dead birds hanging out of two different bird houses, so we’re concerned about that. We don’t know if it’s related, but it’s alarming,” said Holt. “We’ve got horses, we’re concerned about the horses on the grass. We’ve got chickens. We sell our eggs at the market.”
Farmers we spoke with are convinced something in the air caused this damage. They’re asking the USDA and other experts to look into the problem, and so are we.
Video to the news story Here
