⚠️ $100 Billion...Suing For Chemtrail Damages...⚠️
(Dinarian Note: Clif High is going to sue the US Government and all companies involved in a Pr0-Se suit. By doing it Pro-Se and not a class action suit, he avoids dirty money swaying the judge as he describes below. His goal is to open this thing wide open to the masses. Once Pro Se has been established, the flood gates are open for we the people ~The Dinarian)
"Obtaining standing is a bitch under all circumstances, but once personal presence under the chemtrails is established, then everyone can sue on the same basis AND that is the point. They DO NOT CARE about 'class action' as that is all in the hands of the attorneys & they make out like bandits & pay off the judge. Class action is ONE SUIT holding all plaintiffs.
In class action it is up to the judge to parcel out the pennies to the plaintiffs. In Pro Se, you don't have lawyer costs, and they do. In Pro Se, you get a jury & they will award you as all of them see as fitting. Not a single, corrupt judge easily swayed by money & death threats.
I want PRO SE. I want ten million suits. Flood the system to drown all the rats! Difficult job to intimidate 10,000,000 plaintiffs." ~Clif High
👇 Here is his post 👇
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I am going to sue, both the chemtrail spraying companies, and the government agencies involved.
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I am going to set $100 Billion dollars as my ask for damages for these crimes.
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I am going to sue PRO SE in federal court in Washington State. Preparing my suit now.
How much will you seek in damages?
If you want to pursue a pro se lawsuit against commercial operations carrying out stratospheric atmospheric injection, you’ll need to structure your case carefully. Below are some key legal grounds and an outline of how you can approach this.
💠 1. Potential Legal Grounds for Your Lawsuit
In your lawsuit, you'll need to articulate how the activities you are challenging harm you personally or violate specific laws. Below are several legal theories that could apply:
A. Environmental Protection and Pollution
Clean Air Act (42 U.S.C. § 7401 et seq.):If the injection activities involve the release of pollutants into the air, this act may offer a way to argue that such operations are unlawful without appropriate permits.
The Clean Air Act allows for citizen suits (42 U.S.C. § 7604) against parties violating air pollution standards.
B. Public Nuisance
Public nuisance occurs when an action unreasonably interferes with a public right (e.g., clean air or predictable weather patterns).If the injection alters weather patterns or causes environmental harm, you could argue it constitutes a nuisance affecting the general public and your ability to live safely.
C. Private Nuisance
If the air pollution or weather change directly interferes with your personal use or enjoyment of your property, you might claim private nuisance under state law.
D. Administrative Law (APA Challenge)
If a federal agency (like the EPA or FAA) is involved by issuing permits or not regulating these activities, you could challenge the agency's action or inaction under the Administrative Procedure Act (5 U.S.C. § 551 et seq.).
E. Negligence or Trespass
Negligence: You could argue the operators were negligent in performing activities that foreseeably harmed you or your property (e.g., increased weather variability or air quality issues).
Trespass: If substances from the injection settle on your property, this could be an unauthorized intrusion (trespass).
F. Constitutional Claims (State and Federal)
Due Process or Property Rights (Fifth or Fourteenth Amendments): If you believe your rights to clean air and property use are violated without proper due process, you could raise constitutional arguments.
💠 2. Standing to Sue
Before filing, ensure you have standing—the legal right to bring a lawsuit. You’ll need to demonstrate: Injury in fact: A specific and concrete harm (e.g., weather instability or air quality issues affecting you).
Causation: A connection between the stratospheric injections and the harm you experience.
Redressability: A favorable court decision will remedy or prevent further harm.
💠 3. Jurisdiction and Venue
You mentioned suing in federal court in Washington State. Here’s how to structure jurisdiction and venue: Federal Question Jurisdiction: If your claim involves federal laws (e.g., Clean Air Act, APA), you can invoke 28 U.S.C. § 1331.
Diversity Jurisdiction (28 U.S.C. § 1332): If suing companies located outside of Washington State and seeking more than $75,000 in damages.
Venue: Federal venue statutes (28 U.S.C. § 1391) allow cases to be brought in the district where the harm occurred or where the defendant resides.
💠 4. How to Structure Your Complaint
A complaint is the legal document that initiates your lawsuit. Below is a basic outline:[Your Name] v. [Defendant(s)]
United States District Court for the [Western or Eastern] District of Washington COMPLAINT FOR DAMAGES AND INJUNCTIVE RELIEF
(A) Introduction: Briefly describe the stratospheric injection activities.
State how these actions harm you (air pollution, weather changes).
(B) Jurisdiction and Venue Federal question jurisdiction under [relevant federal statutes]. State that the harm occurred in Washington, making venue appropriate.
(C) Parties: Identify yourself as the plaintiff.
List the defendants (companies or agencies) by name and address.
(D) Statement of Facts: Describe the injection activities and your evidence.
Explain the specific harm you experienced (e.g., health issues, property damage).
(E) Legal Claims First Cause of Action: Violation of the Clean Air Act (or another statute).
Second Cause of Action: Public/Private Nuisance.
Third Cause of Action: Negligence and/or Trespass.
(Include any other relevant claims.)
(F) Prayer for Relief
State what you want the court to do: Injunctive relief to stop further injection activities.
Monetary damages for harm caused.
Attorneys' fees and costs (even though you are filing pro se).
(G) Signature and Certification: Sign and date the complaint.
Include your contact information (address, email, phone).
Certify that the information is true to the best of your knowledge.
💠 5. Evidence Collection
Gather evidence showing: The connection between the injection activities and your harm (scientific reports, news articles, weather data).
Any personal health or property impact (doctor reports, air quality measurements).
Information about the companies involved.
💠 6. Filing the Case:
You will need to file your complaint in the appropriate district court in Washington State.
Pay the filing fee (or file a motion to proceed in forma pauperis if you can’t afford it).
Serve the complaint on the defendant(s) following Rule 4 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
💠 7. Additional Considerations
Class Action Suit: You may consider if others are similarly affected and explore filing a class action.
Alternative Dispute Resolution: Some courts require mediation before trial.
Legal Advice: Although you intend to proceed pro se, consulting an environmental attorney for guidance could improve your chances of success.
This structure provides a starting framework. From here, you'll need to refine your complaint with specific facts and legal theories based on the precise activities and their impacts.
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