There has been talk about government officials being interested in banning gas stoves as being dangerous, apparently based on a Chinese paper raising concerns. Are gas stoves safe? Is this another tactic of the Extraterrestrial Alliance using the Environmental Movement to weaken humanity?

All such recommendations are inimical to the interests of human survival, and that is why they come up. Whose business is that of the government to decide how you cook your food? Government control of everything, including the air you breathe, seems on its surface to serve the public, but it is actually the abrogation of individual rights at some point. And you can see by this example that is only theoretical at this point, causing an extreme distortion of thinking, that the right to cook one's food in a least costly and most convenient fashion through natural gas as an energy source, could be denied you simply to serve a false God of having pristine air that has zero risk. This is not only silly but deeply sinister, because it sets a precedent in limiting your rights, and eventually you will have nowhere to turn and will not even have a right to exist if they decide there needs to be fewer human footprints in existence to harm the environment. That is where this is all heading, and this is spoken of openly, the need to thin the human herd, to not encroach so much on other species. This is turning reality on its head to favor lower order species over soul-based sentiment beings, deliberately created to be on the earth. And with everything else on the planet created to serve your existence, so you can serve as lightworkers with important goals to meet. Anything that gets in the way of your mission is serving the darkness. Yes, stoves are truly safe and there is nothing untoward to be concerned about here, even in large-scale commercial settings where burners are going all day long and people stand in front of them for hours on end. There is a universal use of exhaust hoods, so any fumes from the cooking will be directed to the outdoors and diluted to a fare-thee-well by the outside air. They pose no danger to the environment as trace components.