Rain in Geoengineered Skies

No terrible sickly fog yet, just heavily-altered rain here in South America

Everyday I look outside my window here in Ecuador and nervously inspect the fog. Is it too thick? NO. Are there proper holes where I can still see the sky in places? YES. Does it smell? NO, NOT YET. Is it damp? Yes. Are people getting sick at unusually high rates? YES.

Well, okay then. What can I test? Hey! I’ll test the rain! Maybe there are some suspicious particles in that. There sure are a lot of planes making pretty patterns up there!

Sometimes, when the sky is clear at night, and I’m up later than I should be, I look up at the sky. In my neck of the woods, I can often see five or more tiny planes moving in different parts of the sky for an hour or two sometime between 1:00 and 3:00 a.m. An hour or so after that, the dark sky appears to be filled with fog. Having seen the work of the tiny airplanes just hours before, I note that I’m probably seeing the effects of chemical dispersal, rather than water vapor. It just makes more sense, if I’m honest. Being an insomniac has it’s useful sides. I’m a witness!

Yesterday afternoon, I went out into the rain and held a clean bowl up away from any dust, electrical lines, falling leaves, and bits of matter than might contaminate a sample. It only took a minute or so to collect a teaspoon of rain.

After putting a little of the rain on a clean slide, and looking at it under a microscope, I may be little closer to understanding why so many people here get sick in waves, with symptoms that don’t seem to make sense. Here is what I found:

Picture #1 - Rainwater (Darkfield)

Synthetic parasite? Self-assembled microstructure made with nanoparticles? Cross Domain Bacteria (CBD)? Your guess is as good as mine. I’m going to lovingly call it: ‘Shouldn’t be in our rainwater’ for now.

Picture #2: ‘Shouldn’t be in our rainwater’ (Brightfield)

I apologize for the vertical and curved lines in the above photo. I was unable to change the image format on my laptop, so I had to take a picture of the screen. For some reason, the image looks a bit more horrific to me without the cool holiday lights seen in the darkfield image.

Weirdly, I just found something with an identical shape in an unvaccinated person’s blood. The only difference was the color. The unknown ‘creature’ in my client’s blood was white.

Here’s another thing I found:

Video #1 - Unknown Lifeform (Brightfield)

I tried to figure out what the above creature might be, and did some research on organisms typically found it water. In the end, I wasn’t able to come up with a satisfying answer.

Picture #3 - This one looks a bit like a Paramecium.

According to an ‘AI Overview’ explanation, (you know - the ones that accompany a lot of Google searches these days), rainwater may contain: bacteria, nematodes, fungi, protozoa and other potentially scary friends. Hum… what about pathogens intentionally released as part of “geoengineering” efforts?

Here is a link to an article on the U.S. government’s biowarfare experiments in San Francisco in 1950. The article also mentions that pathogens were subsequently released over 293 communities over the next two decades. (Crockett, Zachary. “How the U.S. Government Tested Biological Warfare on America.” Published October 30, 2014 by PRICEONOMICS, https://priceonomics.com/how-the-us-government-tested-biological-warfare-on/ Accessed: February 19, 2025.

Pasheen Stonebrook posted a great article on her Substack ‘Diva Drops’ on February 4, 2025 about this very issue. Her article is entitled: “TOXIC FOG PARASITE IDENTIFIED - POISONED TO DEATH.” It looks like they used the same parasite they used in San Francisco AGAIN - the one that causes Urinary Tract Infections. (See my restack of the ‘Diva Drops’ article just below this post.)

I often wonder if they kept using that same Parasite in San Francisco in subsequent decades. I grew up there between 1968 and 1992. In the 1980s, I got around 22 bladder infections. Hum…

Back to the rain in Ecuador:

Picture #4 - Fibers with Hydrogel Strands ? (Brightfield)

Picture #5 - Hydrogel? Another Creature? (Brightfield)

Video #2 - Moving Particles in Rainwater (Darkfield)

There were quite a lot of moving particles I observed. SOME of them were probably bacteria.

Video #3 - Rainwater - Stranger Moving Particles (Darkfield)

Video #4 - Moving Particles in Rainwater Sample After About 40 minutes - (Darkfield) This is when I began to suspect that some of these cute, colorful particles of something might be nanobots capable of self-assembly.

AH HA! I think I may have caught the little buggers in the act! (See video below.)

Video #5 - Rainwater Water Sample - Self-Assembly of Structures (Darkfield)

I’ve seen structures similar to the ones in Video #5 in nanotech-affected human blood and agricultural produce. Feel free to comment if you think I’m over interpreting a purely biological process. You could be right!

This next picture looks like what Karl C., (See ‘Karl.C’S Substack), and Dr. David Nixon (See ‘Nixonlab’ on Substack) are calling: “Multi-lamellar vesicles.” Live Blood Analyst, Kelly Bacher, (See Kelly Bacher’s Substack), posted an article in February of 2024, hypothesizing that similar structures might be ‘Micellar Spheres’ used as Lipid Delivery Systems.

I’ve seen similar structures in blood, agricultural produce, and now rain! If any of the above people are correct, we’re in trouble! Because these things are probably poisoning us.

Here are similar structures in human blood. The one on the righthand side reminds me of what I found in rain.

Thanks for reading! Please comment with your ideas!

Daisy (Kathlyn)