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The chem-trails were just south of Mount Charleston. I did see the ones your talking about on 3-6-05 in the morning. Same locations as the above ones except the sun was up and shining really bright. I wasn't able to capture them, do to the bright light. There were jets up there going every which way, doing loops and criss-cross patterns. Those were not the regular airline traffic to Las Vegas.
Originally posted by MountainStar
The chem-trails were just south of Mount Charleston.
Those were not the regular airline traffic to Las Vegas.
Originally posted by FatherLukeDuke
Originally posted by dh
As below, so above. Which leads us back to the topic
The topic was chemtrails, at least I think it was, it seems like so long ago.
Though in the nursing profession, I have a dread of entering hospitals
Under current health standards they are festering death establishments
You feel ill as soon as you enter one
Do you think you may be suffering from some kind of phobia? That's like a lumberjack saying he's afraid of the forest. Festering death establishments? Are you sure? The 2 I work for appear to be saving lives every day. Again - if you have a heart attack will you say to the paramedics: "oh don't take me to the festering death establishment, the doctors are inherently dangerous". Not likely.
My nearest local hospital has a festoon of cell tower installations - not one not two but about ten - all over where? - the maternity unit block - such is the state of the NHS
[edit on 7-3-2005 by dh]
Do you mean mobile phone masts? If so I don't think there is any place for them in hospitals, but only because they are ugly and the NHS shouldn't have to sell themselves to corporations.
Yes - mobile phone masts irradiating the whole site with deathly frequencies- do you need a link?
No - its not a phobia - it's a knowledge that the whole medical service is corrupted by the antique slash/burn/poison medicine so avidly supported by the drug cartels - no wonder so many go down with MRSA - it's not dirty hands - it's overprescription of antibiotics and death culture hospitals
And chemtrails are entirely relevant - its not discrete systems - it's a holistic attack on the population
[edit on 9-3-2005 by dh]
Originally posted by Off_The_Street
FatherLukeDuke, does your country let people like that become nurses?
My wife's an RN; when I showed her and example of her "colleague's" belief, the first thing she asked me was where the journal articles about deathly frequencies, etc. came from.
Yes - mobile phone masts irradiating the whole site with deathly frequencies- do you need a link?
No - its not a phobia - it's a knowledge that the whole medical service is corrupted by the antique slash/burn/poison medicine so avidly supported by the drug cartels - no wonder so many go down with MRSA - it's not dirty hands - it's overprescription of antibiotics and death culture hospitals
Originally posted by apc
First off allow me to point out the wonderful quotation feature you are already familiar with. This [ quote ] opens a quote. This [ /quote ] closes a quote. Please follow protocol when attempting to make a statement.
And about that statement.. specifically "deathly frequencies". I would very much like a link! I have done countless hours of work in the wireless communications industry and there is absolutely nothing dangerous about cellular frequencies. The wattage can be dangerous at close range, but you have to essentially hold the tower antenna up to your head for hours a day for a few years before there would be any problems with your brain (well.. any MORE problems in this context).
Cellular frequency transmission is a bad idea in and around hospitals because of the possibility of EM interference in sensitive life saving and life maintaining equipment. Thats all.
You're absolutely right this does go hand in hand with "chemtrails." More perception of overexaggerated fictitious danger.
Originally posted by MountainStar
Hey desert rat, glad to see another 'Kingdom of Nye' resident. This photo is not the recent chem-trails, but were taken a year or so ago.
Originally posted by apc
Another independant witness of what? What are you talking about dh?
Are you trying to in some way say that I'm "part of the system" or something to that effect? Im going to fall out of my chair laughing if you say yes...
Originally posted by apc
Bwahahaha.
Maybe you should actually read what those people you quoted are saying. With that add an understanding of 15, 10, 5 year old and present day cellular technology. Shake it all up and when you're done you just might have a clue!
Originally posted by Off_The_Street
FatherLukeDuke, does your country let people like that become nurses?
Originally posted by apc
... huh?
And what's an "ap-cit" ?
I don't think the argument here is if cellular frequencies are dangerous. (Actually its "chemtrails", but anyway..) Anything in high enough quantity can kill or cause cancer. Hell, drink enough water and you go into electrolytic shock and die.
The point Im making is that calling them "deathly frequencies" is a grave misnomer. If you have a modern day cellular telephone putting out less than 2watts at lets say... 1900mhz (GSM), you would have to have that phone glued to your head at max power for literally years before there would be any cellular or DNA damage. You can live under a tower and as long as you dont climb up it and hang out on the antennas, you are not going to be harmed.
This was however a legitimate issue in the 80's and early 90's, with AMPS band cellular systems operating in the 800mhz range and routinely pegging 6watts. Holding a box up to your head that is pumping out even 4 watts will probably give you a headache after a while.
Originally posted by FatherLukeDuke
Originally posted by Off_The_Street
FatherLukeDuke, does your country let people like that become nurses?
It is truly frightening. We do have a massive shortage though, so they can't be too fussy.
Fortunately all the nurses I work with are hung up on that old evidance based treatment stuff.
Originally posted by dh
Actually I rate myself a very good nurse of many years experience
It doesn't mean to say I have to promote drug-company sponsored research and hospitality
The NHS is knocking itself into an illness-replicating hole because of its frame of reference and the controls pushed on it by an agenda-driven government
Let's hope Luke Duke's overworked angels aren't all the drug-dosing duped servants he imagines them to be