The air is so strange because of the heat here in central Florida. Very Hazy. it is like they sprayed chemicals and it is making me breathe outside with difficulty, and also inside since i am in and out a lot during the day. They are calling it extreme heat. They want to blame it on climate change.

It makes my lungs hurt.

Same. I’m in TN. “Tried” to mow the lawn yesterday and I almost passed out multiple times..had to take breaks and didn’t even finish. I’m not that outta shape …at least I don’t think so.

I have lived in the same town for 30 years. I am outside all the time but i cannot take it, and it is not just the heat. I cannot breathe and I feel so dizzy.

Something is not right. I think it is more bioweapon bullshit

or spraying the skies

I want to choke the shit out of whoever is doing this to us.

no coincidences

Dang! I'm moving Near Melbourne Is that Near to the areas U R speaking about?

Melbourne is central east coast near the ocean. All of FL has been heavily chemtrailed for years.

When I lived in S FL, I ask one of my awake customers why they sprayed us every day in FL. Her quick reply -- "To kill off all the old people." 😳 It had not even occurred to me that people retire and move to Florida.

I'm very close to Melbourne, it does seem lately like it's been kicked up a bit...
Occasional Allergies feel like sickness you can't shake.. I feel like whatever it is, it has gotten worse and the heat does not help at all.

I left SW FL 4 years ago, but trails seem to have gotten worse everywhere. So tired of these evil creatures 😡

Thank U🙏
I am already concidering moving from Fla and haven't even got there yet, Lol

I lived there for many years and have friends that are still there. They have told me it's extremely crowded there now; much more than it was 4 years ago when I left. At the time, I felt like God was forcing me out to get me to higher ground.

When considering possible SHTF scenarios, my thinking was this --
✅ Country location for privacy, well water, and small group of independent type neighbors
✅ Higher elevation to avoid hurricanes and floods; preferably nestled between protective hills or mountains
✅ At least an acre to be able to grow food
✅ An area that would accommodate a meager retirement income (low taxes, insurance, & cost of living).
✅ A low crime area, far enough away from a city.

Had a friend in her 70s sell her little condo in Florida for $220k four years ago, and bought a 10-acre farm in KY with the money. Winters can get cold up there, but at least she can afford to live.