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Originally posted by weedwhacker
reply to post by TruthTellist
TT...WHY would NATO member Nations 'spray' on their own citizens?
Originally posted by alienesque
Originally posted by weedwhacker
reply to post by TruthTellist
TT...WHY would NATO member Nations 'spray' on their own citizens?
they already have..and admitted it...in the 70s the british government did spray the population...
Originally posted by vonspurter
Now you're all getting silly. Do you really think every qualified pilot / meteorologist could answer the questions you've posed in their relevant discipline.
The system was designed to allow the Evergreen Supertanker to fly at a very safe altitude, 400 to 800 ft, and within its design envelope.
The Evergreen Supertanker is currently in the development phase. As a result, the engineering and fabrication efforts continue to incur costs, which ultimately influence the price. Pricing will be available in the near future when the development efforts near completion and the majority of costs have been realized.
The Stratotankers were working alone in "commanded airspace" from which all other aircraft were excluded. And they were leaving chemtrails.
Going outside, Dickie and several controllers scanned clear blue skies over the northern Canadian city. Visibility was outstanding. They easily located a KC-135 leaving a lingering, broad white plume. They could also clearly see the JAL airliner at a similar flight level. It left no contrail at all.
Especially exciting for Dickie and the kids was watching head-on passes between KC-135s and commercial airliners. Flying directly at each other with a closing rate of nearly 1,000 mph, the huge jets appeared about to collide.
This reporter has obtained copies of lab tests conducted on snow samples collected by the city of Edmonton, Alberta between Nov. 8 - 12, 2002.
The tests show unaccountably elevated levels of aluminum and barium. Norwest Labs lab report #336566, dated Nov. 14 2002 found:
* aluminum levels: 0.148 milligrams/litre
* barium levels: 0.006 milligrams/litre