Inside the Shocking Accusation: How the Trump Administration Warns of a Hidden Crime Against Humanity in the US

So, here’s a question that’s been buzzing in my head lately: when did conspiracy theories graduate from basement whispers to White House headlines? Because—hold onto your tinfoil hats—the Trump administration has publicly admitted responsibility for what one might call a “crime against humanity.” Sounds like the setup for a wild sci-fi flick, right? But nope. This is Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the US Health Secretary, putting the so-called “chemtrail” conspiracy right under the spotlight. For years, chemtrails were just the stuff of paranoid internet forums—those weird white streaks behind airplanes accused of spraying secret chemicals to make folks sick. Scientists have shut that down, explaining the trails as harmless ice crystals from water vapor, but RFK Jr. isn’t buying it. He’s calling this alleged program a “mass uncontrolled experiment” wreaking havoc on health and the environment, even tossing around DARPA—the Pentagon’s shadowy R&D wizard—as the likely culprit. And just when you think it couldn’t get weirder, the UK is flirting with the idea of dimming the sun to fight climate change, potentially using similar aerosol injections. Is reality turning into the ultimate Netflix docu-series? Dive in to untangle facts, fears, and who knows—maybe even the truth behind the trails we see above. LEARN MORE.

The Trump administration has claimed that their country is responsible for a certain ‘crime against humanity’.

It may sound dramatic, but it was once thought to be a conspiracy theory before being mentioned by none other than US Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr.

Known as the ‘chemtrail’ conspiracy’, the Trump Administration has publicly spoken about the idea a number of times.

It essentially suggests that the government is choosing to spray dangerous chemicals from commercial airplanes on purpose to make people ill.

While this has been heavily disproven by scientists and experts alike, as they explain that the ‘condensation trails’, also known as ‘contrails’ in the sky are as a result of water vapour let off from plane engines that freeze into ice crystals.

This is a result of the cold air at high altitudes, but RFK Jr is not convinced.

US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has spoken about the ‘chemtrail’ conspiracy (Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

Robert F. Kennedy Jr has stated that he believes that the ‘chemtrails’ are part of a ‘mass uncontrolled experiment.’

The US Health Secretary explained that the ploy is having a detrimental effect on both ‘the environment and our health’.

He labelled the idea as a crime on social media, touting geoengineer as a ‘real programme’.

Taking to X, he stated: “We will soon end this crime against humanity.”

In an interview with Dr Phil on Tuesday (29 April), Kennedy claimed: “Those materials are put in jet fuel,

“I’m going to do everything in my power to stop it. Find out who’s doing it and holding them accountable.”

Kennedy was answering an audience member’s question, after they suggested that chemtrails, or stratospheric aerosol injections, were her largest worries when considering public health.

He added that the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) also wasn’t responsible for allegedly spraying the chemicals into the atmosphere, but made a suggestive comment on who might have done.

“That is not happening in my agency,” he claimed.

“You know, we don’t do that. It’s done — we think — by DARPA.”

DAPRA is known as the Pentagon’s secretive innovation agency, who leads the research for defense purposes among other things, such as medical technology and AI.

The Trump Administration has publicly spoken about the ‘chemtrail’ conspiracy (Oleg Nikishin/Getty Images)

The UK government also announced plans to fight climate change by dimming the sun, which would involve stratospheric aersol injections or the brightening of clouds to help reflect sunshine.

Just last week, the UK government’s Advanced Research and Invention Agency revealed that it had over $66 million (£49.5 million) set aside for projects which are yet to be publicly announced.