Whats in our Skies? Biocides?

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Iwinder

It was a test to see how effectively the could kill people.

If that's the case, it didn't work very well, did it?

You forgot to answer my question you so kindly forgot to add to my post above, and that was what makes you so sure they are not doing the same thing right now this minute?
Regards, Iwinder

Biobor JF PDF.

One gallon treats 10,000 gallons of fuel. Is that a lot of biocide? How much of that is even 'bad juice'?

a reply to: Iwinder

Lots of sick people right now and one of the most common is
Lungs and breathing issues. www.mc.vanderbilt.edu...

And could those problems be caused by this...



rather than by this...



At 35000 feet above your head...because I think it is.

a reply to: Phage

As I mentioned in my topic I have not had time to study such topics in further detail, I hope to do so however. In which case I am sure I would have further understanding, my effort here is to point something out I felt important enough to mention. To help people survive should never be squandered, after all could any citizen claim we are important to those running the show.

a reply to: Iwinder

You forgot to answer my question you so kindly forgot to add to my post above, and that was what makes you so sure they are not doing the same thing right now this minute?

Two things.
1) It is now illegal to do such experimentation.
2) I have no reason to think they are.

originally posted by: Bedlam

originally posted by: enament
a reply to: Bedlam

Not in its pure metal form though. Read the first paragraph. education.jlab.org...

Are you seriously trying to claim that free metallic aluminum is present in rainwater?

Might have gotten that from Wigington. I think I've heard that from him before.

a reply to: BlackProject

To help people survive should never be squandered, after all could any citizen claim we are important to those running the show.

You didn't offer any suggestions on how to survive. You just offered something else that we should be afraid of.

a reply to: tsurfer2000h

So according to that in my opinion if they were doing it, they would make damn sure no one would find out. according to the link you posted

www.law.cornell.edu...

When was that law passed? Was that before or after the secret biological aviation experiments?

originally posted by: DenyObfuscation

originally posted by: Bedlam

originally posted by: enament
a reply to: Bedlam

Not in its pure metal form though. Read the first paragraph. education.jlab.org...

Are you seriously trying to claim that free metallic aluminum is present in rainwater?

Might have gotten that from Wigington. I think I've heard that from him before.

Wigington must not be much of a chemist. Aluminum is incredibly reactive. It would immediately snatch an oxygen off a water molecule.

a reply to: Phage

Pointing out something that could lead to further investigation could lead to someone, somewhere stumbling across an answer. Could be me, could be you, could be the man down the road. Did not claim I was to offer a solution.

Suppose doctors never helped anyone recover by trial and error, just let them be. Someone will care when its too late.

a reply to: DenyObfuscation

I refer to the proprietary ingredients, which are trade secrets and are not divulged. What are the complete ingredients.

a reply to: Bedlam

He's probably knows less chemistry than even I do. He does have a donate button though, and seems to be willing to say virtually anything to keep the cash flowing.

a reply to: BlackProject

Pointing out something that could lead to further investigation could lead to someone, somewhere stumbling across an answer.

You are not the only one to know that various fuels contain biocides. The EPA, among others (including me, since I am a boater), know this.

Suppose doctors never helped anyone recover by trial and error, just let them be.

I prefer doctors who use science.

originally posted by: enament
a reply to: DenyObfuscation

I refer to the proprietary ingredients, which are trade secrets and are not divulged. What are the complete ingredients.

Why are you asking me? I'm not the one claiming to be looking for the ingredients, you are.

My post just showed how much of the product is even used.

a reply to: Iwinder
#2 I see, so you think that I'm involved with it.

See my sig.

a reply to: Phage

As far as answering your question, " how is aluminum found in rain water" I have no idea and no real way of proving it, although I do know of rain water tests that were done and non-elemental aluminum was one of the found materials in the samples.
I guess I was a bit of a hypocrite. Not answering your question

a reply to: enament

Yes, aluminum is a component of wind blown dust.

Wind blown dust gets into rainwater for two reasons; dust gets carried into clouds by updrafts, rain falls through air which contains dust.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Iwinder

You forgot to answer my question you so kindly forgot to add to my post above, and that was what makes you so sure they are not doing the same thing right now this minute?

Two things.
1) It is now illegal to do such experimentation.
2) I have no reason to think they are.

Two things.
1) It is now illegal to do such experimentation.
2) I have no reason to think they are.

# 1 Yep and it is and always has been Illegal to invade a Sovereign Nation without a declaration of war, tell me this how is the Iraq invasion not illegal?
#2 That statement resembles a Politician making noise just before they are caught out for whatever crime they committed against the people whom voted them into office.
Regards Iwinder

a reply to: Iwinder


See my reply above. You could have edited your post, you know.

www.abovetopsecret.com...