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Originally posted by stars15k
I noticed my link didn't go through for your own .pdf of Cloud Studies. I'll try again.
In case people actually want to learn about what they are talking about and not just parroting what "chemtrail" sites tell them.
Please, debunk away. I'll be waiting.
Cloud Studies, from 1905
Originally posted by Stewie
reply to post by stars15k
I looked at your link, and I really don't get your point. There is not one photograph in there that looks like the crisscross clouds that I see. I do realize that clouds can make all sorts of formations, I have seen many unusual ones. But the planes are making their own, and people around the world are reporting accumulations of aluminum and barium from these clouds.
It is not necessarily the peculiar shape of the clouds, so much as the frequency that they are being formed by these planes and the reported affects.
But, thanks for the interesting link to benign clouds.
Originally posted by Stewie
reply to post by firepilot
No way a plane could carry that much stuff. Now, that sounds scientific.
But, a plane obviously creates contrails right? So, it follows that something could be added to said contrail, making them more persistent, and containing who knows what for who knows what purpose.
But, nice straw man argument, firepilot.
Originally posted by Stewie
Interesting link about what is in chemtrails, or what has been discovered as a result of spraying.
www.carnicom.com...
Ugh, what is that stuff? How pervasive is it? How can you test for it?
www.rense.com...
Originally posted by Stewie
reply to post by firepilot
No way a plane could carry that much stuff. Now, that sounds scientific.
But, a plane obviously creates contrails right? So, it follows that something could be added to said contrail, making them more persistent, and containing who knows what for who knows what purpose.
But, nice straw man argument, firepilot.