Mitch The Orgone Donor | Reich Tech, Orgonite Gifting, & Busting The EMF Smog and Chem Cloud Agenda
Mitch Kohl is a creator of orgone technology who gifts his devices to the Earth, in an effort to undo the ongoing damage to the environment from geoengineering, the EMF frequency fence, and overhead chemical spraying. In this show we discuss Reich (who coined the term Orgone), proofs of orgonite's effects, the HAARP program and how it's disguised, chembusters (tech to dissolve chemtrails in the sky), and much more.
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Core themes
Charlatans, Intention, and What Makes Orgonite Work
Chance opens with a candid worry that subtle energy devices attract charlatans, so he says intention and the maker matter as much as the object. He describes a vendor tent of novelty orgonite shaped like movie characters that left him uneasy, then contrasts it with the pieces Mitch sent, which he says gave him a tingling charge along his spine. Mitch stresses that substance matters, saying a properly made device should be roughly half metal and half resin, and that he considers most of the orgonite sold in Sedona crystal shops poorly made.
Mitch Reads the Sky
Mitch argues that some of the clouds overhead are not ordinary weather, saying he watches the sky closely and that the wind has little to do with how certain hazes gather and curl around the sun. He ties what he sees to what he calls DOR, a Reichian term he translates as deadly orgone radiation, and says towers, phones, LED lights and smart devices electrify the atmosphere. He also says he noticed chemtrail activity rising before new and full moons. By his own account these are patterns and correlations he has found, and he says he does not have all the answers.
The Sun, the Food Chain, and Chembusters
Chance reflects that every meal is a chain of events that began at the sun, so a dimmed sun, in his telling, would weaken every link of the biosphere and not only our vitamin D. Mitch agrees, calling the sun the source of life and saying he believes some force opposes the life cycle itself. He describes aiming his chembusters at what he calls electrosmog and chemtrails, and says the haze breaks down, the sun reappears and a gust of wind follows. He presents this as something he has seen repeatedly, and he is candid that he cannot explain every part of it.
Reich, Arizona, and the Toolkit
Mitch calls Wilhelm Reich's Contact with Space the best doorway into Reich's work and says Reich's time in Arizona is part of why he moved to Sedona. He lays out his toolkit: tower busters made of resin, metal shavings and quartz, and earth pipes buried facing downward in the desert and mountains. As proof he offers a freezer water test that he says produces a vortex pattern and a garden test he says speeds growth, then reads a Reich passage insisting no authority can decide tomorrow's knowledge. He urges listeners to research and experiment rather than take his word.
From Skeptic to Solution Focused
Mitch says he set out to prove orgonite wrong and thought it stupid at first. He recounts scattering devices around Taos during a drought, and Chance reports daily rain since he buried an earth pipe, which Mitch answers with an educated guess about shaking up the local EMF bubble. Mitch insists orgonite is no band-aid for electromagnetic exposure, urging people to switch devices off at night and hardwire their internet, and says he is not a doctor and will not give medical advice. Closing the hour he calls the solution surprisingly simple but demanding. In the outro Chance urges listeners to be kind to their older selves.
Quotes
“A charlatan can maybe convince you that something is effective that is not really that effective. And when we're talking about these sort of devices, the intention matters so much.”
“You have two options. There's two paths right now, natural and artificial.”
“I think that there's something about language that helps us see through some of the matrix, if you will, because the matrix is made of words in the first place.”
“Don't just take my word for it, or don't just trust what I say, research what I say.”
“You need to know that the spirit of who you are was always there, even if it was covered up by a lot of gunk.”
“I hate tyranny and I wanna be free and I hate fake. I don't wanna live in a world that's artificial.”
“I thought Orgonite was stupid. I thought what is a hockey puck chucked at a cell tower gonna do to stop chemtrails?”
“I was completely helpless when I first woke up to the nightmare of what was going on in the sky. And now I could not be more solution focused if I tried.”
Mitch Kohl, known as 'The Orgone Donor,' builds and gifts orgonite devices (including 'chembusters') aimed at countering EMF pollution and geoengineering; he has appeared on InnerVerse multiple times discussing Reich tech, orgone gifting, and weather/chemtrail topics.
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