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Originally posted by StuartAllsop
In summary, it would not be possible to hide spray equipment and spray in a normal airliner, and still get it to do what the chemmies claim it does. Not even a small fraction of what they claim it does.
Originally posted by Affirmative Reaction
Originally posted by Dramon
Well, I'd have to agree to disagree with you on this one. There have been many a well documented research topic that was shot down, only to find out that it was valid later - and no, I'm not talking about science in the 1500s.
How about an example of one such study????
I think you forgot the entire chemical industry, which must surely be running at full capacity to procude all those billions of gallons of "spray" every day, blus the entire aluminum industry, (ditto), plus all of the universities (they all have meteorology faculties, which are keeping mum), plus the trucking industry (gotta get the tankers of spray form the factories to the airports), and the manufactureres of aircraft (Boeing and Airbus must have their factories going full tilt, to turn out all those planes), plus the entire news media industry, all observatories and the entire astronomy and cosmology industries, the entire agricultural industry (don't want the farmers reporting all that aluminium and barium that ends up covering their fields!), plus....
Originally posted by HowardRoark
.... who else have I left out?
Originally posted by THENEO
to replace a piece of the puzzle can jeapordize the entire puzzle itself that is why I think they resist change.
Oh boy. One more person who doesn't understand science. In fact, if you look around in the science journals, I would sincerely hope that you find EVERY SINGLE new idea has been meet with extreme skepticism! If you could show me one that was NOT met with skpeticsm, I'd be highly suspicious of it!
Originally posted by Dramon
Well, now let's see - what new idea hasn't initially been met with open criticism or ridicule when first introduced:
No, they are rejected by those who should NOT embrace them. They are rejected by the peers of the scientist who propsed them. If they were embraced without argument, as you say they should be, then those scientists who did the embracing should all be fired on the spot, becuase they would no be doing their job.
Originally posted by THENEO
so true that new ideas are rejected before being considered particularily by those that should embrace them first.
No, theoris are not "constructed". They are arrived at. Hypothesis are put forward, predictions are made based on the hypothesis, and then every scientist in the field tries to falsify the hypothesis by showing that the predictions do not pan out. If it turns out that the predictions DO stand the test of peer review, then the hypothesis stands some chance of being accepted.
The problem with theories is that they are constructed to fit into bigger puzzles and after awhile the puzzle is quite large indeed.
No, pieces of the puzzle are regulary replaced, just as soon as they have been falsifed. It happens all the time. Every time that a scientist falsifies part of a theory, the theory either gets modifed so that it cannot be falisifed any more in that way, or if that isn't possible then it is abandoned, and a new theory will be propsed.
to replace a piece of the puzzle can jeapordize the entire puzzle itself
No, they resist change because that is their job.
that is why I think they resist change.
So you really think that all those millions of people who are not masons, and who work on the "program" or whatever you want to call it, would just carry on spraying themselves and their families, and not care at all? How do you explain that? Not one single disgruntled whistleblower? Not one accidentally leaked scrap of evidence? If the entire US government cannot keep secret the rising and falling of Bill Clintons zipper inside the Oval Office itself, and only a handful of people knoew about it, then how on earth could they keep secret such a massively huige conspiracy? I think you give them FAR too much credit!
Originally posted by THENEO
Do not the Masons control most of these organizations now? They do not need to control everyone but only those in positions of societal power.
Who said that I don't believe in conspiracies? I never said that! Why do I come here? To debunk the impossible, way out, fringe conspiracies that are actually scams, cons and hoaxes. Why do I do that? Becuase I hate to see the con artists get away with scamming the gullible, who don't know any better and can't defend themseleves.
But I forgot you don't believe in ANY conspiracies anyways. I am still not sure why you come here?
Well then why are you so intent on pretending that you know absolutely nothing about it? Why do you make such a good show of ignorance?
Originally posted by THENEO
Oh my grasp of the scientific method is good,
Sir Francis Bacon? And what exactly does he have to do with the scientific method? Please explain what you are getting at here, because you sure do seem to be ranting and raving at things you know nothing about....
and why would Francis Bacon and others carve out a method but to inhibit true science and discovery so that the secrets could remain in the hands of the secret societies themselves.
They have? Strange, but I was under the impression that I figured all this out by myself...
they have conditioned you very well.
Originally posted by Dramon
Originally posted by Affirmative Reaction
Originally posted by Dramon
Well, I'd have to agree to disagree with you on this one. There have been many a well documented research topic that was shot down, only to find out that it was valid later - and no, I'm not talking about science in the 1500s.
How about an example of one such study????
Well, now let's see - what new idea hasn't initially been met with open criticism or ridicule when first introduced:
flight (powered or not)
spaceflight
I could go on and on, but why bother. Scientists are not some special breed of human - just like anyone else they have egos, and all to often just because they couldn't see it, they ridicule it. It's been shown again and again throughout history, why would it be any different know, in fact, it isn't.
Originally posted by THENEO
Billybob,
I think Howard/Alternative/xxxx etc., they are all the same spook.
I nominate them for December's ATS SPOOK Of the Month Award!
Let's start a petition cause they have surely earned it!
Originally posted by StuartAllsop
Well, lets just summarize, and say that about half of the world's population must be involved...
(And I'm probably STILL forgetting somebody...)
Originally posted by dexxy
geo.arc.nasa.gov...
A final determination of the exhaust impact on cirrus and climate will require aircraft observations of natural and anthropogenic upper tropospheric particles, laboratory studies of ice nucleation on soot particles, and numerical modeling of the formation of cirrus altered by exhaust soot particles.