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Originally posted by Essan
Where do you go to report you've never, ever, seen a chemtrail - despite years of searching?
Originally posted by Nygdan
Nice, so we're going to have a compilation of sightings of 'chemtrails', as reported by just about any old person, when chemtrails and contrails (pretending that chemtrails even existed in the first place) are indistinguishable.
This data is going to be absolutely useless.
Originally posted by Nygdan
when chemtrails and contrails (pretending that chemtrails even existed in the first place) are indistinguishable.
This data is going to be absolutely useless.
Originally posted by LazarusTheLong
And selfless: in the interest of denying ignorance,
please believe me when i say, it is entirely dependant upon atmospheric conditions, rather than the contents of the contrail, that indicate whether it is a "spreader" or a "dissapater"
[edit on 16-10-2006 by LazarusTheLong]
There is an extreme amount of chemtrail activity where i live and i can tell the difference between a contrail reaction and a none contrail reaction, it's not hard to tell them apart...
Originally posted by selfless
AIR FORCE INSIDER DESCRIBES WEATHER MOD MISSIONS
An active duty air force crew chief has described environmental combat missions already being flown by specially-outfitted C-130 Hercules transports, which can be reloaded, refueled and relaunched in just 10 minutes to continue their assault on violent storms afflicting US communities. Flown by regular air force pilots, these "science flights" include onboard meteorologists, who painstakingly log the results of each mission.
Big storm fronts and hurricanes require a vast amount of absorbent chemicals to reduce their destructive power. To achieve the fast turn-around times needed to complete their missions, flights of returning C-130s taxi to a stop and immediately commence refueling as the empty onboard spray canister is removed. as soon as the empty canister is clear of the aircraft, a waiting truck wheels a semi-trailer-size container of sky-seeding chemicals to the plane's lowered rear ramp, where it is slid inside on rails like a gigantic "soda dispenser".
The crew chief added that other spray missions spread (barium) chemtrails to facilitate 3D radar mapping of the entire continental United States. He also said that the air force has been spraying storm fronts "for a long time". The military's main interest, he added, is experimentation aimed at gaining control of the weather for military use.
Did the air force spray this year's first Caribbean hurricane, in which the western quadrant disintegrated just before making its Texas landfall? "There's no reason they wouldn't," the crew chief replied.
But C-130 turboprops would not necessarily be used to try to influence hurricanes that typically release more energy than all atomic arsenals combined. Referring to the 757s recently modified for aerial spraying, the crew chief told willthomas.net, "We've got them, but I can't talk about them."
He added that many people in the air force "are aware of William Thomas" and his reporting on chemtrails. The crew chief confirmed that this reporter "has it mostly right" concerning the application and purposes behind chemtrails. But would not elaborate on my reporting.
SOURCE: www.rense.com...
Originally posted by Affirmative Reaction
Sorry, selfless. Nice try, no cigar. Absolute balderdash, but nice try.
[edit on 16-10-2006 by Affirmative Reaction]