A DC-8 Airborne Laboratory flying as part of the ongoing government Chemtrail program. Image by NASA.
Transcript of federal agency proposals for the ongoing government Chemtrail Program (14:03; June 27, 2017)
Committee Spokesperson:
Mr. President, following the initial Committee meeting of February 11 regarding our ongoing government Chemtrail program, representatives from various governmental departments will today present content options for the High Altitude Release Program (HARP). The Committee considers some deliverables as more viable than others. The Committee as a whole considers it befitting to consider the national mood prior to choosing our final three deliverables.
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USAF Representative:
Mr. President, the United States Air Force proposes dropping tiny notes bearing positive messages for this term’s Chemtrail program. The tiny notes will be handwritten on biodegradable paper, using non-toxic squid ink. The USAF believes that spreading positivity will be a pretty big deal in the next few years, given the current climate, if you believe in the current climate, Sir.
NASA Representative:
Mr. President, after careful consideration, NASA recommends a four-year Chemtrail program that rotates the following three deliverables: glitter; whisky rain; and lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD). NASA presents these three options based on a survey of NASA employees at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory near Pasadena, California and at the Deep Space Network station in Barstow, California. As a side note, Mr. President, we still maintain that searching for the Ark is not the best use of our entire satellite array, despite the honest intentions of Dr. Carson.
National Weather Service Representative:
Mr. President, the National Weather Service has proposed an intense high altitude spraying of Skittles across the most depressed and downtrodden areas of the United States. The National Weather Service has proposed this same deliverable every year since 1984, arguing that “every American deserves to taste the rainbow of fruit flavors.” As always, the National Weather Service requests that lime-flavored Skittles should not be replaced by green apple. Original Tropical and Wild Berry flavors are permitted. And as we are all now aware, this release program will benefit both humans and livestock.
CIA Representative:
Mr. President, the Central Intelligence Agency proposes a massive Chemtrail project across the entire country with a single “blanket deliverable” that will benefit everyone: nasturtium seeds. This proposal stems directly and solely from the Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, whom I quote: “Those fuckers [nasturtium seeds] grow anywhere and you can put them in salads, flower and all.” If nasturtium seeds are not approved, the Director suggested, in an unofficial addendum after the two-minute meeting, dropping clothes pegs, as, and I quote: “You can never have enough fucking clothes pegs.” The Director of the CIA kindly requests that, and I quote, “If he [that’s you, sir] has a problem with nasturtium seeds or clothes pegs, he can shove them both up his flabby old ass.”
EPA Representative:
Mr. President, before submitting our proposal, the Environmental Protection Agency once again asks for our funding to be returned to last year’s levels. $10,000 per annum is simply not enough for the EPA to function correctly, if at all. As for the Chemtrails, which as you know we are not in favor of, we suggest diverting funding away from the Chemtrail project in order to focus more on renewable energy and cleaner aircraft. But we did survey 2,792 EPA workers, asking “What can we drop onto America to most benefit the nation during the next four years?” The most popular answer, at 59%, was “Hope.” That was followed, at 22%, by “Truth.”
