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originally posted by: Soylent Green Is People
a reply to: MikeHawke
You're misinterpreting what Chadwickus is saying. He isn't saying that a chemtrail believer was responsible for the shooting; all he is saying is that some chemtrail believers are seizing upon this shooting to applaud the fact a weatherman was shot, because in their minds weathermen "suppress the truth about chemtrails".
I know, I didn't miss the point. my point is they don't speak for all of us.. for instance I believe in chemtrails and I do not agree with those statements therefore you cannot say lines like "chemtrail believers applaud it". because I am a control believer and I do not applaud.. understand what I'm trying to say? just these posts are trademarks signs of bigotry. Nothing more. it's like when I hear puls online that's a Christians believe "blah blah blah". you shouldn't say lines like that because they don't speak for everybody. opinion is never included in those poles similar to right now where my opinion is not included in what chemtrail believers think. therefore it's an empty statement. it's like saying all black people believePE title very clearly he needs to change I read the OP title very clearly, he needs to change it. or add the word "some"
originally posted by: MikeHawke
a reply to: waynos
I got a question for you. what did they use to make clouds seed? if the answer is any kind of chemical then your retarded. Chemical trails.. chemtrails..
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Chronic Exposure/Target Organs: Chronic ingestion of iodides may produce “iodism”, which may be manifested by skin rash, running nose, headache and irritation of the mucous membranes. Weakness, anemia, loss of weight and general depression may also occur. Chronic inhalation or ingestion may cause argyria characterized by blue-gray discoloration of the eyes, skin and mucous membranes. Chronic skin contact may cause permanent discoloration of the skin.(10)
Under the guidelines of the Clean Water Actby the EPA, silver iodide is considered a hazardous substance, a priority pollutant, and as a toxic pollutant.(10) Some industries have learned this all too well.
Obviously the cloud-after-cloud, year-after-year use of cloud seeding could lead to an insidious, cumulative effect. Especially when the same area is repeatedly seeded. If the toxicity manifests in pollution and illnesses, the effects may not be reversible. At this point, the PGCD monitoring of silver iodide toxicity is so small as to be nonexistent and flawed. C.E. Williams states, “water samples taken after rain from seeded clouds have revealed no silver iodide.”(11) This is misleading.
According to the PGCD, “Every year, two viable samples of rainwater must be sent to a laboratory for analysis and in return forwarded to TNRCC to ensure that the water is not contaminating the area.”(4) This is faulty sampling and testing over a seven county area. If PGCD can not control where the seeded clouds dumps water, how can they take only two rain samples per year to test for silver concentrates of the clouds they seeded? At least it is an admission that silver toxicity is an issue. Such misleading statements based on faulty data are not uncommon to the PGCD. In 2001, rainfall amounts were grossly overinflated in multiple rain gauges.(2,11) Such overstatements are to prop up the benefits of their program while denying the adverse effects.
originally posted by: MikeHawke
a reply to: waynos
I got a question for you. what did they use to make clouds seed? if the answer is any kind of chemical then your retarded. Chemical trails.. chemtrails..
originally posted by: MikeHawke
a reply to: waynos
Thank You grammar police you're on top of the pronoun case. but I'll direct you to Google because they're talk to text doesn't decypher possessive pronoun usage. Thank you for being all over that apostrophe. obviously not to sidestep the topic or anything.. and we knows what do you think chemtrail believers believe. that planes fly around with barrels of strait poison just being showered on us? or maybe, just maybe that these carcinogens are in these clouds seeding applications? do you know what silver iodine is or better question is what it does? And..are you there mixing these chemicals that go into these planes? if you're not how do you even know that's what they use? you don't know anything that's my point. none of us do, this is all speculation.
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Chronic Exposure/Target Organs: Chronic ingestion of iodides may produce “iodism”, which may be manifested by skin rash, running nose, headache and irritation of the mucous membranes. Weakness, anemia, loss of weight and general depression may also occur. Chronic inhalation or ingestion may cause argyria characterized by blue-gray discoloration of the eyes, skin and mucous membranes. Chronic skin contact may cause permanent discoloration of the skin.(10)
Under the guidelines of the Clean Water Actby the EPA, silver iodide is considered a hazardous substance, a priority pollutant, and as a toxic pollutant.(10) Some industries have learned this all too well.
Obviously the cloud-after-cloud, year-after-year use of cloud seeding could lead to an insidious, cumulative effect. Especially when the same area is repeatedly seeded. If the toxicity manifests in pollution and illnesses, the effects may not be reversible. At this point, the PGCD monitoring of silver iodide toxicity is so small as to be nonexistent and flawed. C.E. Williams states, “water samples taken after rain from seeded clouds have revealed no silver iodide.”(11) This is misleading.
According to the PGCD, “Every year, two viable samples of rainwater must be sent to a laboratory for analysis and in return forwarded to TNRCC to ensure that the water is not contaminating the area.”(4) This is faulty sampling and testing over a seven county area. If PGCD can not control where the seeded clouds dumps water, how can they take only two rain samples per year to test for silver concentrates of the clouds they seeded? At least it is an admission that silver toxicity is an issue. Such misleading statements based on faulty data are not uncommon to the PGCD. In 2001, rainfall amounts were grossly overinflated in multiple rain gauges.(2,11) Such overstatements are to prop up the benefits of their program while denying the adverse effects.