"Abstract: FrankenSkies is an 80 minute documentary exposing decades of history and intent to engineer the climate and create weather weapons. Matt Landman’s documentary is a timely and informative film on climate engineering, frequency control and weaponization of earth’s atmosphere. This documentary could be the IPCC’s worst nightmare – shifting the focus from carbon dioxide to military/CIA-made climate manipulation to heat surface temperatures and create weather disasters. Geo-Engineering since 1923; cognitive dissonance; historical timeline through the years; Agent Orange and Project Popeye in Vietnam; weaponizing the weather; words used instead of chemtrails; Operation Mockingbird; CARE program; combustible trees, alkaline soil; killing off everything; AI,transhuman agenda; 5G network dangers; predictive programming; social engineering; dystopian future; kids and frequency devices; new clouds? aluminum/fluoride -Alzheimers." http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/1027480759
"Matt Landman grew up in the suburbs of Washington DC where he studied business and received a Bachelors degree in Marketing Management from Virginia Tech in 2003. Matt relocated to California where he worked in Finance and studied film at California State University of Humboldt and earned a Masters degree in Business Administration with a focus in Strategic Sustainability in 2010. After various careers in business and finance, Matt left the corporate world to be an organic farmer where he unknowingly had actually began his career as an activist." http://midnightinthedesert.com/matt-landman/
"Abstract: This paper analyzes determinants of technology acceptance and their interdependence. It highlights the role of affect in attitude formation toward new technologies and examines how it mediates the influence of stable psychological variables on technology acceptance. Based on theory and previous empirical evidence, we develop an analytical framework of attitude formation. We test this framework using survey data on the acceptance of stratospheric aerosol injection (SAI), a technology that could be used to counteract global warming. We show that affect is more important than risk and benefit perception in forming judgment about SAI. Negative and positive affect directly alter the perception of risks and benefits of SAI and its acceptability. Furthermore, affect is an important mediator between stable psychological variables - like trust in government, values, and attitudes - and acceptance. A person's affective response is thus guided by her general attitudes and values."
