posted on Mar, 15 2008 @ 12:14 PM
Originally posted by Zaphod58
Oh I don't know, it could have SOMETHING to do with the fact that many of us that don't believe in chemtrails have worked in the airline industry,
or around aircraft, or have studied how they operate for years, or even decades.
So because of that you know exactly what is going in the skies above any given person at any time? Because honestly that is what I see 9 out of ten
times on here be it UFO's, chemtrails, etc. Something doesn't sound like what the so called "experts" say it is, so obviously the observer is
wrong. Despite the fact they where the ones who where present at the event not the "expert".
I see assumption after assumption because I don't punch a time card at the air force, delta airlines, or am a "weather man" I cannot comprehend the
physics of what's going on in the air. Let a lone be able to look in the sky and say "hey, there's a new flight pattern going on in the sky over
my home that I have been living in for years. Wow that's new...but the guy I don't know on ATS from another part of the world tells me it's not
there, so I must be mistaking."
If we are going to start posturing like that on here, I guess since I am a graphic artist I will start to negate anything anyone says about images in
general unless they do the same type of image work I do. Sound fair? Sounds more like a game of egos to me. I know most sightings are bs, but
honestly I have no idea why some people even come to this site if they are such hardcore skeptics that believe solely in a happy Einstein-relativity
bubble, or say stuff like "only sites that count as references have .gov or .edu at the end" at a conspiracy website...
Don't get my wrong, the input/info you share is informative & valuable. However it appears having an "open mind" is more of a romantic ideal to
many here then the rule.
[edit on 15-3-2008 by Shakesbeer]