In this important discussion, Attorney Blake Horwitz of The GeoFight team sat down with respected agricultural voices Steve Jarvis and Bryan Mussard to examine growing concerns surrounding atmospheric intervention programs, environmental changes impacting farmland, and the legal efforts currently underway to investigate geoengineering-related activities.
Steve Jarvis, a fifth-generation farmer and architect of a national proposal to create one million new 40-acre farms, explained that restoring independent American agriculture requires transparency surrounding environmental and atmospheric policies that directly affect food production, soil health, and rural communities. Jarvis emphasized that ending large-scale atmospheric intervention programs was a foundational component of his agricultural vision for rebuilding decentralized farming systems across the United States.
Bryan Mussard, former President of the Montana Stockgrowers Association, discussed the distinction between traditional localized cloud seeding operations and broader geoengineering concepts involving solar radiation management and atmospheric aerosol programs. He described concerns shared by many farmers and ranchers who have observed persistent haze conditions, unusual cloud formations, environmental changes, and atmospheric patterns they believe deserve serious scientific investigation and public scrutiny.
Throughout the conversation, the importance of evidence-based legal standards remained a central focus. Blake Horwitz explained that environmental testing and sample collection intended for litigation must follow strict scientific and evidentiary protocols in order to withstand judicial review and become admissible in court.
The GeoFight is no longer just a conversation. It is becoming an organized movement focused on evidence, legal action, and public accountability.
This week it launched live evidence-gathering training classes. The first was filled immediately, and the second class is now open. Register for the next session at TheGeoFight.com under the “Submit Evidence” tab.
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Good morning. Blake here. Yesterday, we posted about training for evidence gathering. Thank you for everyone that signed up at Thegeofight.com. Live classes will be starting shortly. Go to "Join Us" and click on the evidence training button. The first class is
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The GeoFight has also initiated formal legal action (read: filed suit) to expose the intentional destruction of the world’s historical weather data, and potential acts of espionage. In a landmark whistleblower lawsuit, atmospheric researcher Justin Mabie alleges that officials from the University of Colorado, Boulder, NOAA, and United States military mishandled and allowed for the destruction of historical weather data that forms the basis for critical American long and short-term policy decisions, such as the Paris Climate Accords.
Please read the full complaint— including all 66 exhibits in support — here:
If you believe something is wrong, now is the time to move from frustration to action. Do not wait for someone else to fight this battle for you.
Help us gather the evidence.
Help us build the cases.
Help us fight for transparency, accountability, and clear skies.
Learn how to properly document evidence, follow legally admissible procedures, engage in lawful actions to enforce your rights, and contribute to ongoing research and litigation surrounding atmospheric intervention programs by visiting the TheGeoFight.com. By signing up, you will receive real-time updates and legal tools, help submit evidence, and become part of a growing national movement to uncover answers and solution to the current poisoning of our skies.
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