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Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by exposethosesecrets
Awesome.
I'm glad you found a copy.
I should also say that despite our differences, I commend you on getting off your arse and actually getting out there and investigating.
Most don't.
Originally posted by danman23
Sorry for multiple posts... but...
Here is a quote from a forum post back in 2001..
"I think I can solve this puzzle, which has a very mundane solution. "Chemtrails" is the happy-camper name of the official government/military chemist's bulletin. Last year I corresponded with a Dr. Donald Bird there, who was absolutely disgusted to discover what I was writing to him about. And I was in the end quite satisfied that he was genuinely annoyed to be associated with this topic, and that indeed the bulletin is exactly what he said it was. I read a couple: boring beyond belief and nothing to do with chemtrails. I did discover one thing though- gov.mil chemists actually have the software power to draw a line through their name in your email address book so you can't pester them again. I thought that was pretty funny too. "
source
I'll tell you what though... There is something going on with the Chemtrail thing. Here is a pic of the skies above my house last year:
I have a few theories to what that could be using them for. Especially if there really is barium in the particles.
And that's fine. I'm not trying to silence the guy, just get him to be honest about who he is and where he's coming from so we can deal with him in an informed manner. The Masons on ATS actually like it when he stirs up the Secret Societies forum, but usually he'll lose his temper eventually and post something stupid which gets him banned. I think the phrase "does not play well with others" applies...
Originally posted by Hazelnut
Obviously the guy has something he thinks is important to say. Important enough that he'll keep trying regardless of the pointless roadblocks continually set in his path.
Obviously the guy has something he thinks is important to say.
Sure, but if you're having a conversation with someone one week, and the next you're having the same conversation with the same person, but they're pretending they're someone else, it's hard, if not impossible, for the sum of those conversations to be productive.
Originally posted by Hazelnut
Personally, I have no stake in this discussion other than interest and curiosity. Hearing various takes from many perspectives allows me (and most people) to digest information privately. So, no matter what alias we all use, the information should never be plugged up by ego's too fragile to withstand all viewpoints.
Originally posted by weedwhacker
reply to post by Hazelnut
As far as I'm concerned, that's NOT "denying ignorance"....it's promoting it.
Originally posted by Hazelnut
reply to post by exposethosesecrets
Sorry, its the Irish in me. Or is it the German?
Anyway, I hope you get ahold of that book soon so you can let us know which way its pages turn.
Studies of the ecological impact of repetitive aerial applications of herbicides on the ecosystem of test area C-52A, Eglin AFB, Florida: final report : May 1973-December 1974