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originally posted by: luxordelphi
a reply to: NTellect
Very interesting video. Packed with data. The kind of "just the facts" presentation we've come to expect from the intrepid Mr. Dane Wigington, concerned, as it were, for his backyard - Mt. Shasta.
Frances Mangles, 35 year USFS biologist, says, starting at 3:00:
"...latest water test...tested the rain...13,100 micrograms per liter of aluminum in the rain in 2013; normally it should be 0...so 13,000 is pretty damn much; it used to be 0, then it was 100's in the 2000's and then in, since 2010, it's into the 1000's and the latest 13,100. In the snow on Mt. Shasta, pristine Mt. Shasta, 61,000 micrograms per liter, 4 times the amount that is found in the soil up there..."
Mark McCandlish, former defense industry technician,
goes on to say, at 4:00:
"NASA has also conducted a research program in what they call metallized fuels; we're actually putting aluminum oxide right in the fuel because it has 2 atoms of aluminum and 3 atoms of oxygen so during the combustion process it releases all that oxygen and dramatically increases efficiency but leaves all that aluminum in the air."
Aluminum, at this point, imo, has become historical.
We are off and running with new things now. I.E. sulphur
and, of course, the new darling: titaniumdioxide nano.
This was made graphically known to us via atmospheric nuclear testing.
It's up to us to object to this toxic spewing and stop buying the warm and cuddly "it's just contrails" mantra. Because there is no such thing as "just contrails." It is pollution on a massive scale, full-on for 20 years or so, which has actually changed the color and behavior of our sky. It's never been an accidental occurrence.
The kind of "just the facts" presentation we've come to expect from the intrepid Mr. Dane Wigington, concerned, as it were, for his backyard - Mt. Shasta.
should be zero
originally posted by: ignorant_ape
a reply to: luxordelphi
just the facts ? [ in response to claims of aluminium in rain / snow ]
2 words : mineral dust
this first demolishes the silly claim that aluminium levels :
should be zero
further - the mining industry in the US - and other places adds to natural mineral dust levels
open cast works / quarries and the processing of all extractive minerals adds to the dust load - as do a host of industries
such operations are a REAL pollution concern : source
that site is in Nevada - which is , whoo hoo - right next to " pristine mount Shasta "
isn't it amazing how chemtrail advocates ignore such facts ?
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: luxordelphi
So the aluminum goes into the air, and just stops? So what if it's 300 miles. There's not a wall between them that's going to stop the aluminum from going that far.
That there is an aluminum mining concern 300 to 400 miles away.