Nanotech in Fruits and Vegetables - Extra Footage and discussion #1

More Pictures of What's in Produce (Cherries and Avocado)

The following images show what I recently found in a cherry, after cutting it in half and squishing some fresh fruit and juice directly onto the slide. The cherries didn’t have a brand name, but they weren’t labelled organic. In this town, that means they could have come from anywhere, including overseas. A lot of produce sold here in Ecuador comes from Peru or the United States. I have also found evidence of nanotechnology in locally-grown produce. It probably got there via commercial agricultural inputs, or aerial spraying for geoengineering. Because I what I found, I’m going to go with agricultural inputs as the most likely source.