BREAKING: Internal EPA Memo Suggests Chemtrail Additive Designed to Weaken Immune Response — Raises New Questions About mRNA Vaccine Interaction

An internal memorandum leaked from within the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) suggests the existence of a classified atmospheric additive program with direct implications for public health — and potential interactions with widely-distributed mRNA-based vaccines.

The document, dated October 2023 and marked INTERNAL USE ONLY – NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION, outlines a proposal referred to as "ImmunoMod Atmospheric Seeding," described as a strategy to “precondition immune reactivity patterns in the population through long-range atmospheric dispersal vectors.”

The memo specifically references an aerosolized compound class, designated T-432, designed to be “absorbed via upper respiratory pathways and dermal contact, leading to mild, reversible suppression of cytokine escalation in a majority of subjects.” While presented as a preventative measure against autoimmune overactivation, several excerpts from the document raise concern:

“Interaction with lipid-based delivery systems is under review. Uptake rates in vaccinated versus non-vaccinated cohorts remain inconclusive.”

Experts interviewed by Leak-Social confirm that lipid-based delivery systems is terminology commonly associated with mRNA vaccine carriers, raising the possibility that this additive — now suspected to be dispersed via atmospheric contrails — may alter or amplify immune responses in previously vaccinated individuals.

“This is not public health. This is systems engineering on a national scale,” said a former federal toxicologist who reviewed the document. “If this was tested or deployed, even in pilot regions, it’s a violation of informed consent on a population level.”

No public disclosure of program T-432 or its related studies exists in federal registries. However, Leak-Social has identified several quiet budget line-items under the EPA’s Geo-Atmospheric Intervention subcategory, totaling $72 million in unexplained disbursements over the past 18 months.

When reached for comment, the EPA responded: “We do not publicly discuss non-catalogued exploratory projects.”

No major outlets have reported on the memo. The Associated Press ran a feature this morning on “The Surprising Benefits of Cloudy Skies.”

Colt Harrington is continuing to investigate the ImmunoMod program, its contractors, and its possible correlation with post-vaccine immune irregularities. Follow Leak-Social to stay ahead of what’s being sprayed — and what’s being silenced. In case it's not completely clear. This is created by AI. Everything written here is satire, completely made up and 100% fake news.