Moro Rock offers an important overlook of Sequoia National Park and the surroundings. Considering the roadway to this location features many instances of dead and dying forests, with so much of the vegetation having been burned and deprived of rain in recent years, it is obvious everything around is thirsting and struggling for life. This photographed information board attempts to dishonestly explain away the blatant particulate pollution suffocating this formerly beautiful location in California, as there is zero mention of the orchestrated climate engineering causing and exacerbating the drought, wildfires, and contamination of all living organisms in this area. Even while visiting, we humans can feel the dryness of the air, and feel our respiratory systems affected, yet very few seem to care or wonder why.

When we have a complex system of radio transmitters and ionospheric heaters at supposed atmospheric and meteorological stations and military bases all along the Pacific Ocean coastline, actively microwaving and denying precipitation from reaching southern California, we have a serious problem. When we have countless commercial and military aircraft polluting everything in our environment, while releasing numerous different chemicals and metals into our breathable air column, that also serve as surfactants and desiccants, and eventually reach the surface and water sources, we again have a serious problem. This board's messaging is a disservice to mankind - it is not truthful, and it serves only to further socially engineer the uninformed Americans and other visitors to this location, failing to provide an honest explanation of what they and the surrounding, dying forests are experiencing.

Being someone who has traveled to dozens of different countries, exactly as someone else reading this might also be aspiring for, we should all be attentive to the natural world that enables life on this planet. We need to take note of what is happening, and why, while putting aside our biases and programming, and instead question any narrative we're expected to believe in, by the individuals, organizations, and institutions that do not care about our well-being. Our forests, our health, our food supply, and so much more are being intentionally destroyed; we will all suffer the consequences, and we will all be to blame, if we do not make the effort to investigate what is happening, help alert others, and actually try to stop this insanity once and for all.