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Originally posted by Helmkat
reply to post by Stewie
See the problem is I am also a gardener and I have seen the deer eating my plants and I have-pictures- of them eating the plants. Pictures I could post and with the photo data verify that they have not been altered. I can also take pictures of Japanese beetles eating my plants and Aphids doing their thing. I can clearly show the difference between Deer, Aphids and Japanese beetles how they damage their respective targets. Just for fun I can even add in a Raccoon going into my deck box to steal Koi food and a neighbors cat peeing next to my Maple tree. I just don't point at the damage and say thats -x-!
See the thing is I have real-proof- that cannot be disputed except by the most entrenched of skeptics.
By the same token I know what I cannot prove with 100% accuracy. Last summer, 5 of my Koi went awol. I had no idea what could of done it. In years past I had been hit by Great Blue Herons. I had actually seen them. This time, nothing. All I could find as evidence were some fish scales on the bottom of the pond. Was it a Heron? Egret? Raccoon? Snapping Turtle? Neighbors kids? alien abduction? I could never know. However a few days later I found a Mink swimming in my pond! Minks are very destructive, so I scared him away and he never returned. Still even though I'm pretty sure it was the Mink that took my fish, I cannot be 100% sure. I didn't see him doing the damage, there was no fur or feces. I can only speculate.
Chemtrailers proof disappears under scrutiny like tissue paper in a super nova. They see a trail in the woods and say its been made by Brown bears when in reality it has been made by white tailed deer.
No, I think its just a case of your weeds were whacked. Or you're whacked on weed, one or the other.
Originally posted by jimnuggits
Anecdotally, it's pretty obvious to me that planes are leaving trails that linger for MUCH longer than they used to.
Originally posted by jimnuggits
Anecdotally, it's pretty obvious to me that planes are leaving trails that linger for MUCH longer than they used to.
Unless you work for Boeing or General Dynamics, there is no way to prove or disprove the theory that these trails have something more than jet exhaust in them, which, by any measure, IS very toxic.
Those with whom it resonates will believe in chamtrails in the face of every evidence to the contrary, those whom do not believe WILL not, even if a jet flew into their bathroom and left a gigantic chemtrail upon both their butt cheeks.
Originally posted by incrediblelousminds
Originally posted by jimnuggits
Anecdotally, it's pretty obvious to me that planes are leaving trails that linger for MUCH longer than they used to.
Anecdotally? What if there was evidence of contrails from 5 decades ago 'lingering' for just as long?
Is there evidence from five decades ago?
Unless you work for Boeing or General Dynamics, there is no way to prove or disprove the theory that these trails have something more than jet exhaust in them, which, by any measure, IS very toxic.
Of course there is. You could rent a plane to tail one of these alleged chemtrail' planes. You could release a balloon up into their 'chemtrail' to take samples. The list goes on and on how this could be put to the test.
I think that it would be difficult to find a plane to rent that could reach that altitude.
Those with whom it resonates will believe in chamtrails in the face of every evidence to the contrary, those whom do not believe WILL not, even if a jet flew into their bathroom and left a gigantic chemtrail upon both their butt cheeks.
Well, I've seen NUMEROUS detailed, informed and referenced explanations of why those are CONTRAILS,but I have yet to see even ONE reasonable claim of chemtrails with fact. SO putting those two camps together is inaccurate.
Again, where's the evidence, chemtrailers?
Originally posted by jimnuggits
Contrails, by definition, are chemicals realeased from jets into the upper atmosphere. Even if the trails are only unspent jet fuel and exhaust, these chemicals are extremely toxic, and falling down on top of us and our food.
Contrails (play /ˈkɒntreɪlz/; short for "condensation trails") or vapour trails are artificial clouds that are the visible trails of condensed water vapour made by the exhaust of aircraft engines. As the hot exhaust gases cool in the surrounding air they may precipitate a cloud of microscopic water droplets. If the air is cold enough, this trail will comprise tiny ice crystals.[1]
www.bariumblues.com...
Originally posted by Stewie
reply to post by here4awhile
Real eyes realize real lies, no doubt. A, B, and C couldn't help themselves, they HAD to post. D,E, and F are just dying to.
We have to keep our sense of humor about these things. You have to in an upside down world where anonymous "people" try to dictate reality.
Thanks for posting.
Part of the just dying to crowd:
.....these chemicals are extremely toxic.....
..... and falling down on top of us and our food.
Originally posted by adeclerk
Originally posted by Mactire
Chemtrails aren't toxic.... allegedly. They're used to "glaze" the atmosphere to amplify whatever the hell HAARP [allegedly] does. That's all I know about chemtrails from my source.
That is absurd, do you have a reliable source for these claims?
How do they aim the stationary HAARP antenna array at these 'chemtrails'?
He had unusually high levels of elements that occur naturally in the soil. Maybe he should stop playing in the dirt?
Barium is never found in nature in its pure form due to its reactivity with air. Its oxide is historically known as baryta but it reacts with water and carbon dioxide and is not found as a mineral. The most common naturally occurring minerals are the very insoluble barium sulfate, BaSO4 (barite), and barium carbonate, BaCO3 (witherite)...The abundance of barium is 0.0425 % in the Earth's crust and 13 µg/L in sea water. It occurs in the minerals barite (as the sulfate) and witherite (as the carbonate).[2] Although witherite deposits were mined from the 17th century till 1969[4] in northern England, for example in the Settlingstones Mine near Newbrough,[5] today nearly all barium is mined as barite.
Background levels of barium in the environment are very low. The air that most people breathe contains about 0.0015 parts of barium per billion parts of air (ppb). The air around factories that release barium into the air has only about 0.33 ppb or less of barium. Most surface water and public water supplies contain only about 0.38 parts of barium per million parts of water (ppm) or less. In some areas that have underground water wells, drinking water may contain more than the 1 ppm limit set by EPA. The highest amount measured from these water wells has been 10 ppm. The highest amount of barium found in soil is about 100 to 3,000 ppm. Some foods, such as Brazil nuts, seaweed, fish, and certain plants, may contain high amounts of barium. The amount of barium found in food and water usually is not high enough to be a health concern. However, information is still being collected to find out if long-term exposure to low levels of barium causes any health problems. Barium waste may be released to air, land, and water during industrial operations. Barium is released into the air during the mining and processing of ore and during manufacturing operations. Some industries dump wastes containing barium compounds onto land or into the ocean and other bodies of water. Barium compounds are found in more than 150 hazardous waste sites in the United States. We do not know the exact number of hazardous waste sites containing barium because not all waste sites have been examined for barium. People with the greatest known risk of exposure to high levels of barium are those working in industries that make or use barium compounds. Most these exposed persons breathe air that contains barium sulfate or barium carbonate. Sometimes they are exposed to one of the more harmful forms of barium (for example, barium chloride or barium hydroxide) by breathing the dust from these compounds or by getting them on their skin. Many hazardous waste sites contain barium compounds, and these sites may be a source of exposure for people living and working near them. Exposure near hazardous waste sites may occur by breathing dust, eating soil or plants, or drinking water that is polluted with barium. People near these sites may also get soil or water that contains barium on their skin.
Please remember:
a) We live in different households and different areas.
b) We drink different water. Some of us are on County or City water, some like myself I have my own well. After the email from AZ Rep. Nancy McLain that insinuated that the Barium in Golden Valley could be because of "water haulers", (by the way Rep. McLain, none of us in the experiment water haul) I did perform the water test on my well, and absolutely no Barium was found.
c) We eat different food.
d) The only thing we have in common: we breath the same air!!