White streaks cross the sky behind jet aircraft, sometimes lingering for hours and spreading into a haze, and this film argues they are not ordinary contrails but a deliberate spraying program. Producers G. Edward Griffin, Michael Murphy, and Paul Wittenberger interview scientists, pilots, and activists, including Rosalind Peterson of California Skywatch, who describe testing that turns up aluminum and barium salts in soil and rainwater. The film traces geoengineering from an academic proposal into what it calls an active operation running since around 1990, framed as weather modification and solar radiation management pursued by government and corporate interests without public consent. It links the alleged spraying to rising rates of Alzheimer's disease and to Chronic Wasting Disease in wildlife, presenting lab results and satellite imagery as evidence that mainstream science and officials are not being told the whole story. The tone is accusatory throughout, built on the premise that the sky itself has become a delivery system, and the film asks viewers to look up and start asking who authorized it.