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Originally posted by Phage
If your point is that the authorized additives create "chemtrails" that would mean that every jet aircraft would always produce "chemtrails".
Originally posted by gerktron01
well, i work tomorrow and ill ask around to see if they know anything about the extra additive that we add as we pump the fuel into the plane. maybe we will see the truth then.
have you ever felt jet fuel? spilt any on your hand? it is thicker than avgas and normal mogas..
what "sludge"?
Yet you seem fine from being in direct contact with this fuel..If what the op says is true, shouldn't you have morgellons now or something??
Originally posted by AllTiedTogether
I get where your going with this Chad, but you fail to see the logic in it. You are expecting a statement from someone who services fuel for aircraft to tell us he gets fuel on his hands and then we decide if its possible or not.
First of all, you'll need lots of scientific evidence before you can use that as proof... How many hours has he been expose, has there been any accident reports filed on it? He should be wearing gloves for one thing... so his failure to do so would probably work against this... Come to think of it I think most fuel service people, even those that fuel homes tend to wear gloves to prevent this. I'm not disputing the fact that maybe this didn't happen but just because you have someone having touched the fuel doesn't mean that something will automatically happen and if it doesn't happen then he didn't touch it. Not sound logic to me... Now if you have multiple sources then that would possibly prove the point if they were shown to be within reason. I mean they don't play in this stuff.
About 2,400 gallons of jet fuel spilled from a plane at Sea-Tac Airport when mechanics broke a valve on the plane's wing.
Airport spokesman Perry Cooper said the mechanics were working on a Hawaiian Airlines 757 at Gate B-5 around 2 a.m. when the valve on the left wing was damaged, leading to the fuel spill.
During refueling or maintenance, spills of five or 10 gallons can occur, but a fuel spill of this size is atypical, Cooper said.
"It was a pretty significant spill," he said.
Aviation officials in Sioux Falls spent most of the day cleaning up after a massive spill of jet fuel overnight. It happened at the fuel tank farm located north of the airport terminal. It happened because an employee forgot and left a fuel valve open.
Up to 1,5-million litres of jet fuel worth about R8-million have gushed out of a faulty pipe at OR Tambo International Airport, contaminating groundwater and killing off fish and birdlife.
Tuesday's spillage was the second in two months and the third since last year.
Your reasoning does not explain away the OP proof but yet shows the level of distraction that comes from the opposite side of the camp.
Yes he is fine and is able to type and read your text and pump fuel. Without knowing the exact nature of the chemical mixture that is being applied to the fuel we will never know how these sicknesses occur. The spraying from the aircraft could be linked with what the person eats or drinks or be linked to vaccines. It could be multiple aircraft spraying different chemicals that react when mixed in the atmosphere.
The OP left little for questions as to proof as it was well documented and now it appears some are grasping for anything to lesson the proof.
Not gonna happen...
Rgds
HY-LiTE® Jet A1 Fuel Test
For rapid detection of microbiological contamination
in jet fuel tanks and distribution systems
Microbiological contamination in fuel and fuel systems can lead to operational problems (e.g. clogging of fuel
filters/fuel lines, corrosion of tank linings/walls), as well as compromising the fuel quality itself (acidity/corrosivity and water separability).
Good “house-keeping” (including regular draining of water from wing-tanks) will reduce the risk of heavy
contamination levels, but IATA additionally recommends testing all wing tanks for microbiological
contamination at least every 12 months (more frequently for high risk operations like tropical climate/short haul flights) and treatment of any heavily contaminated tanks by biocide and/or cleaning.
, I'm sorry if you don't believe it should be explored, but a logical thinking person would.
Everything he's used as evidence has been easily explained as normal by several different people.
So before you try to prove some thing you believe is true do some research to see if your right!
I think your having a problem with comprehension no where did i state chemicals would be burned just biological agents. Provided they could even make it by the filters there 2 micron filters! Which filters out most chemicals as well.
Ok lets examine this claim lets say a chemical was placed in jet fuel. Jet fuel burns at 287.5 °C (549.5 °F) So any biological organisism unlucky enuff to be it jet fuel is toast. Chemicals added to jet fuel would have to be in such low quantities or the fuel wouldnt burn. Any chemical in jet fuel would be measured in parts per million at high altitude any chemicals would be dispersed in the atmosphere again rendering it ineffective.
Originally posted by AllTiedTogether
reply to post by dragonridr
so what your telling me is the filter they use to filter the planes fuel is so fine that it filters out any water because the water molecule is too large to go through? If this is the case don't you think that the argument about the contaminates being in the main fuels tanks is a little ridiculous? You can't have it both ways...
The fuel can't be so perfect that there is no water in it and other contaminants but yet it clogs up because of the contaminants that are within the storage tanks reservoir are clogging the fuel lines...
So before you try to prove some thing you believe is true do some research to see if your right!
I suggest you rethink your above as it doesn't make sense unless you can twist it around some..
I've done my research but it appears that you haven't....
So again if whoever is using this method to hurt people obviously spent alot of money and time to accomplish nothing!
Originally posted by AllTiedTogether
so what your telling me is the filter they use to filter the planes fuel is so fine that it filters out any water because the water molecule is too large to go through? If this is the case don't you think that the argument about the contaminates being in the main fuels tanks is a little ridiculous? You can't have it both ways...
The fuel can't be so perfect that there is no water in it and other contaminants but yet it clogs up because of the contaminants that are within the storage tanks reservoir are clogging the fuel lines...