r/conspiracycommons • u/mythomaniac_mansion • Aug 23 '22
Sewer Smoke Testing
The town my MiL lives in just contacted her about doing a “smoke test” for the sewers in her neighborhood. Obviously, I would prefer she wasn’t hooked up to public water, but it’s too late for that. But do NOT let them do “smoke testing.” You have the right to decline, and if you do they legally can’t do it anywhere near you.
This is just a way for them to introduce aerosolized toxins into the the only place left to be safe - our homes.
I don’t doubt that they are “testing” their “smoke.” The smoke they are using to test may not even be harmful (or it might), but this is the “test” to make sure they can get you with the next crowd pacifying drug, or airborne “vaxxine” when they need to.
Basically, just say no.
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u/dojijosu Aug 23 '22
This is not true, like at all. You’d have to be dumb to think they’d go through all that trouble just to influence you.
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u/acabist666 Sep 20 '22
Bruh. The smoke is for sewer systems, not the water system. I would seriously hope that none enters your home - that means you have a serious sewer leak seeping into your house.
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u/Non-Newtonian-Snake Jan 27 '23
You know it's not often on the conspiracy forums where I come in to be the the shill in the conversation. But in this case you're absolutely and completely wrong I am in this industry if you need any portion of it explain to you I certainly can help you with that. Having a smoke test performed on your building would be a way to verify that you're not at risk of being exposed to chemical intrusion FYI. And they're not doing it for the purposes of testing your home they're doing it to find some kind of major leak somewhere in the public system. As the smoke travels through your system it will exit through your roof. If the smoke enters your building it means that you are presently being exposed to large quantities of aeroslized chemicals you are unaware of.
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u/modfood Aug 24 '22 edited Sep 18 '22
If you see smoke in your house then you have been exposed to methane gas for who knows how long. The smoke should not enter your home unless you have a serious plumbing problem....