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The most common naturally occurring minerals are the very insoluble barium sulfate, BaSO4 (barite), and barium carbonate, BaCO3 (witherite). Benitoite is a rare gem containing barium.
en.wikipedia.org...
The principal pollutants at the Gurley Pit Superfund site include PCB (sludge and oil), barium, lead and zinc (surface water, soil and sludge). A volume of pollutants include 20,000 yd3 of sludge, which was treated, stabilized and placed in a RCRA type vault. A fence was constructed around the perimeter and the site was secured with a locked gate and posted in December 1992 and the riser pipe slot modifications and water removal were complete. Baseline air monitoring was also initiated during the same period. Construction of the RCRA with treated vault was completed in the Fall of 1994. The prior site discharges of contaminants into Fifteen-Mile Bayou, and the prior light oil which slick posed a threat to migratory waterfowl and the adjacent residents have been eliminated.
Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by BlackMumba
Thanks for the vid.
At the start the anchor mentioned the approximate location of these chemtrails and subsequent samples (poorly collected IMHO).
Southwest Arkansas.
They show the lab results, indicating that the barium level was 3 times the safe limit, which is correct.
This is where I refer you to my thread here: www.abovetopsecret.com...
After a little bit of searching and thinking along the lines of some sort of mine or factory causing the elevated results I discovered a couple of interesting things.
The most common naturally occurring minerals are the very insoluble barium sulfate, BaSO4 (barite), and barium carbonate, BaCO3 (witherite). Benitoite is a rare gem containing barium.
en.wikipedia.org...
Benitoite is the key here.
Because in Southwest Arkansas there are a number of diamond and quartz mines, in these mines you will find Benitoite!
www.airesjewelers.com...
A link to all the monitored waste sites in Arkansas:
www.eco-usa.net...
This one stood out for me:
www.epa.gov...
The principal pollutants at the Gurley Pit Superfund site include PCB (sludge and oil), barium, lead and zinc (surface water, soil and sludge). A volume of pollutants include 20,000 yd3 of sludge, which was treated, stabilized and placed in a RCRA type vault. A fence was constructed around the perimeter and the site was secured with a locked gate and posted in December 1992 and the riser pipe slot modifications and water removal were complete. Baseline air monitoring was also initiated during the same period. Construction of the RCRA with treated vault was completed in the Fall of 1994. The prior site discharges of contaminants into Fifteen-Mile Bayou, and the prior light oil which slick posed a threat to migratory waterfowl and the adjacent residents have been eliminated.
The problem has been eliminated at this particular site, but what about ones the EPA hasn't caught?
Can you see why I argue against chemtrails being full of poisonous chemicals? When with a little bit of digging I find possibly the cause for the elevated levels of chemicals in that area.
Cheers.
Originally posted by BlackMumba
Here are some of mine from the UK
Picture 1
We get a lot of these over our house too sometimes very very low .....flying around for up to an hour
Picture 8
Picture 9
Originally posted by pikypiky
Originally posted by BlackMumba
Here are some of mine from the UK
Picture 1
It appears you were under direct line of these trails. I too captured trails over my home many times.
We get a lot of these over our house too sometimes very very low .....flying around for up to an hour
Picture 8
Picture 9
The copter in these two looks almost exactly like the one that flew directly overhead. Only it wasn't at home. I was waiting inside the Benz of the parking lot of a medical building at the time.
So I'm leaning to 'chemtrails' because of the strange appearances of these anamolous formations. But then again, there is no evidence to show these incidences are merely 'contrails' in origin.
Originally posted by dave420
reply to post by BlackMumba
It took me a minute to find out that the yellow/black helicopter (G-NTWK) is owned by PLM Dollar Group LTD. Here is a closer picture:
It's a survey aircraft for National Rail. It flies down the tracks using its camera to survey the track for damage/needed repairs.
Nothing suspicious in the slightest.
The database located here is a great place to research any strange aircraft operating in the UK. Simply enter the registration number (which for UK aircraft starts with a G) in the box, click "Search", and Bob's your uncle.
Originally posted by dave420
reply to post by pikypiky
They look 100% like normal contrails. There is nothing to suggest they are anything other. You'll need to get some actual hard evidence to suggest otherwise for rational people to believe you.
And as I pointed out in the other thread, those helicopters are nothing suspicious in the slightest. All the gear on the bottom (the camera, spotlight, and microwave uplink antenna) are for surveying railway lines. That's all.