You can beg to differ, nothing wrong with that, but there is a thing called "blow back", so as far as some claims, as they can get a bit crazy, there are added chemicals in mix to accomplish the most harms, it's just not comprehensible to the overall threat it would also pose to the one's masterminding it, their family and loved ones. Just wouldn't add up wanting to harm your own family. Also, you should look up how many rockets go off globally each year, it's an astonishingly impressive number that unless one looks, can't comprehend.
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Keep going down the rabbit hole and you very well might change your mind//
They can do way more harm to people by modifying the weather, and you can't get there using airplanes to a degree of greater harm. It was by far no coincidence that shortly after Trump won re-election, I believe it was Nov 17, but don't quote me on that as exact date, say end of November sometime, that Elon and Trump went to observe Elon sending off a rocket that ended up exploding. Timed, in my personal opinion, to coincide with a weather event that took place during the certification period of the election, that kept people from traveling to DC to disrupt the event. You can alter weather patterns weeks in advance of a weather event. Same thing happened when Bezo, in Dec, fired off his rockets, meant to keep people out of DC for the swearing in ceremony. Personally, it was just another slap in the face to the Americans who Michael Moore described as "The central thesis of Michael Moore in Trumpland is that Trump supporters are a Molotov cocktail rabid, fervent group, one that will trudge through any brutal midwestern snowstorm or freak hurricane to make sure their disenfranchisement and anger will be heard on Election Day,", and those Americans did, in 2020, exactly that, and 2024 was "thanks for playing along, we are no longer in need of your services". Maybe you should be better at rabbit holes that actually connects the dots.
All speculation from a liberal mind. Have a nice day.