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Originally posted by djcarlosa
OK I see that this subject as with a few others that I'm interested in seam to have the most debunkers and I have to say that to me that's like raising a red flag.
I live in the UK and I know what is a normal contrail left by commercial aircraft's and what I'm seeing up in the sky are definitely not those
also another point I would like to make here is that when a plane goes over you hear the sound it makes
Originally posted by Essan
reply to post by Seagle
The question you should be asking is why would people put up a video on the internet with a fake translation? Why are they trying to mislead you?
And why do people keep falling for it?
posted on 3-3-2011 @ 08:17 AM this post They are very obviously normal contrails produced by some of the hundreds of commercial aircraft that have been flying over Britain this morning.
Frankly, this outbreak of contrailophobia is not only very childish but very, very boring
Originally posted by Seagle
I have come to the conclusion that the reason you don't believe in Chemtrails must be because you don't actually get out much? Maybe ever? Extract yourself from that chair and get outside my friend and experience the beautiful haze and take a deep breath of the thing formerly known as fresh air, Aaaaahhhhhhh.
You see those of us that know Chemtrails exist don't need to see you tube videos because we have seen them many times with our own eyes.
Originally posted by MathiasAndrew
reply to post by weedwhacker
The Suns energy doesn't travel in a scalar wave. It's also not directly focused on a small area. HAARP may be weak compared to the energy output of the Sun but it's function and the type of energy output is totally different.
Originally posted by MathiasAndrew
Get some facts about HAARP
www.haarp.alaska.edu...
Originally posted by MathiasAndrew
Get some facts about HAARP
www.haarp.alaska.edu...
Wow that was really fast for you all to jump on me just goes to show that there must be some truth in this as for you saying that I can't tell the difference between contrails and chem trails is rather insulting.
I have spent most of my life watching the sky's and I therefore know what is normal plane trails look like and up till a year ago that is what I saw in the sky.
Now the trails are not normal at all ....
...and you can't tell me that plane routes criss cross the sky in like a lattice pattern when there is only one plane route that passes over where I live.
as for you saying that I can't tell the difference between contrails and chem trails is rather insulting.
Originally posted by djcarlosa
Wow that was really fast for you all to jump on me just goes to show that there must be some truth in this as for you saying that I can't tell the difference between contrails and chem trails is rather insulting...
Originally posted by djcarlosa
...Thankyou for the site you just posted it was most helpful as it showed that where I live has only the one route that goes over which was as I said earlier so it just proves to me that the planes being used to spray these trails across the sky are not commercial planes...
but I trust my eyes and if you've every seen the red arrows display team when they do there coloured sprays you see a trail similar to the ones I'm seeing and you can't tell me that those are normal contrails. The red arrows have tanks that SPRAY out a coloured liquid which gives you the coloured trails as they cross in the sky.
The smoke trails left by the team are made by releasing diesel into the exhaust; this oxidises straight away, leaving a white smoke trail. Dyes can be added to produce the red and blue colour. The diesel is stored in the pod on the underside of the plane; designed to carry a 30 mm ADEN cannon, it now houses three tanks: one 50-gallon tank of pure diesel and two 10-gallon tanks of blue- and red-dyed diesel. The smoke system uses ten gallons per minute; therefore each plane can trail smoke for a total of seven minutes – 5 minutes of white smoke, 1 minute of blue and 1 minute of red.