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Originally posted by cutbothways
It's causing the forest to look like this
Originally posted by cutbothways
reply to post by OzWeatherman
US Navy.
San Diego Bootcamp.
Memphis (Millington) Aviation Hydraulics Structures
Jacksonville, Fla P-3 Structures-hydraulics.
VQ-2 Rota, Spain
Desert Storm (King Fahd Saudi Arabia Helicopter Base, Jiddha)
EOD.
Calling me a liar?
Originally posted by cutbothways
Water vapor does not hold together in strings.
What you have here is nano-fibers.
Originally posted by cutbothways
I know the clouds.
Originally posted by SantaClaus
I used to put some weight on the chemtrail conspiracy, and now I see that I was misinformed by people who claim this never happened before the 80's when it clearly has been happening since high altitude flight began.
Originally posted by dAlen
Personally I see inconsistencies in the arguments coming from the trio who defies any possibility of spraying of any sort. Doesnt really matter in the long run...as I have said, I see what I see.
Originally posted by Essan
Personally I have never denied that some spraying may take place (and of course we all known that cloud seeding has been taking place since at least the 1950s).
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Originally posted by cutbothways
Heating the ionosphere? How. With silver iodide. Silver is highly conductive. Also reflective, and it doesn't dissipate like aluminum or barium.
Originally posted by cutbothways
reply to post by Essan
They put it in the jetstream, and then
heat rises.