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Originally posted by Nikola014
Yes i did.
People from some natural institute said that.
And the government told us that...
Originally posted by luxordelphi
Dear Aloysius the Gaul and Uncinus: thanks for contributing nothing to the problem of aluminum as observed in the color of hydrangeas.
Originally posted by luxordelphi
And speaking of Basque here's a story from the neighborhood of even more international activists objecting to geoengineering and receiving threats for their efforts:
Originally posted by luxordelphi
Dear Aloysius the Gaul and Uncinus: thanks for contributing nothing to the problem of aluminum as observed in the color of hydrangeas.
Thanks but no thanks for your pathetic displays of Latin and Greek. If you don't want to be understood, why not present quotes in Basque?
And speaking of Basque here's a story from the neighborhood of even more international activists objecting to geoengineering and receiving threats for their efforts:
From consiouslifenews.com 'Is the U.S. Bullying Other Nations into Geoengineering/Chemtrail Spraying?'
Feb. 7, 2011
"According to a cable released by Wikileaks, the former United States ambassador to France recommended 'moving to retaliation' against France in late 2007 to fight a French ban on Monsanto's genetically modified (GM) corn."
"Former Ambassador Craig Stapleton...wrote the following to diplomatic colleagues: 'Country team Paris recommends that we calibrate a target retaliation list that causes some pain across the EU since this is a collective responsibility, but that also focuses in part on the worst culprits.' "
"In late October, 2010, many chemtrail/geoengineering activists applauded the announcement of a UN ban on Geoengineering. More than 190 nations agreed to ban geoengineering under a United Nations treaty to protect the diversity of life on earth."
Originally posted by luxordelphi
Dear Soylent Green is People, Aloysius the Gaul and Uncinus:
Hydrangeas: because you all don't seem to miss a sky blue sky I can understand why the color of Hydrangeas would whiz past your eyeballs without registering anything at all. Because none of you have any idea of what I'm talking about which actually requires field work rather than racing through the web for nonsense and because none of you seem capable of looking up (or down in the case of Hydrangeas) and because I observe no evidence of actual interest on your parts I'll leave it at that. Someone who already knows everything is incapable of learning anything...
Originally posted by luxordelphi
reply to post by Soylent Green Is People
My observations:
"Why are metallic looking rainbows appearing in the sky?"
"Why are people in the middle of nowhere telling me they can't see stars at night?"
"Why am I having trouble seeing stars at night in the middle of nowhere?"
"Why do the stars look like they are covered with some sort of mist?"
"Why does the ocean, reflecting the sky, look oily?"
"Why are planes spraying and then doubling back to keep spraying?"
"Why are planes stopping and starting spraying across the sky as they fly like some mad morse coders?"
"Why are there grid patterns in the sky?"
"Why is the sky this wierd gray color?"
"What happened to the Prussian blue color of sky that I used to look forward to seeing just as the very last twilight faded and night was enveloping the land?"
Originally posted by luxordelphi
"Why are metallic looking rainbows appearing in the sky?"
"Why are people in the middle of nowhere telling me they can't see stars at night?"
"Why am I having trouble seeing stars at night in the middle of nowhere?"
"Why do the stars look like they are covered with some sort of mist?"
"Why does the ocean, reflecting the sky, look oily?"
"Why are planes spraying and then doubling back to keep spraying?"
"Why are planes stopping and starting spraying across the sky as they fly like some mad morse coders?"
"Why are there grid patterns in the sky?"
"Why is the sky this wierd gray color?"
"What happened to the Prussian blue color of sky that I used to look forward to seeing just as the very last twilight faded and night was enveloping the land?"
You can get all your answers at contrailscience /end of sarcasm
The dust cloud is generated using the Nihka motor dust generator. The dust cloud is composed of aluminum oxide, carbon monoxide, hydrogen chloride, water, and nitrogen, as well as smaller amounts of carbon dioxide, hydrogen, monatomic chlorine, and monatomic hydrogen.
Originally posted by luxordelphi
reply to post by Aloysius the Gaul
All I can really say to your long (yawn) post is no.
2nd line: have you noticed how the more perturbed you get the worse your typing becomes?
3rd line: differentiating colors is not for everyone - perhaps you have an ear for music?
Originally posted by luxordelphi
reply to post by Soylent Green Is People
Here I have one for you:
from absoluteastronomy.com 'Noctilucent Cloud' 'Encyclopedia' 'Discovery and investigation'
"The United States Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) and the United States Department of Defense Space Test Program (STP) conducted the Charged Aerosol Release Experiment (CARE) on September 19, 2009, using exhaust particles from a Black Brant XII suborbital sounding rocket launched from NASA's Wallops Flight Facility to create an artificial noctilucent cloud. The cloud will be observed over a period of weeks or months by ground instruments and the Spatial Heterodyne IMager for MEsospheric Radicals (SHIMMER) instrument on the NRL/STPSat-1 spacecraft. The Rocket's exhaust plume was observed and reported to news organizations in the United States from New Jersey to Massachusetts."
Your points:
Metallic Rainbows: see quote above for an alternate explanation to your very pretty cloud story.
Clouds: I was living, at the time, near what was known as the solar capitol of the world so no, no clouds.
Humidity: At the time, desert climate; no humidity; no water.
Oil Slicks: Not a chance. Traveling at the time near to protected waters, scenic parks, pristine beaches.
Holding Patterns: No airport.
Intermittant Contrails: A spokesperson for Evergreen in a clip advertising their services for the Gulf oil spill said and bragged that they have the capacity with their tanker to do this - start stop start stop - while spraying and flying. No sale.
Air Lanes: At the time no airport. Occasional military flights and occasional black hawks. No airlane.
Haze and Color: No industry. No airport. No water. No smog. Have you ever seen and recognized Prussian Blue? I bet not because seeing and appreciating colors and being able to distinguish among the hundreds of dark blues is one of those things where I have to say we all have our gifts.
Originally posted by SirClem
reply to post by luxordelphi
Lux, are you stirring up the chickens?
You have to understand, you don't go up to the cheerleaders and tell them that their team sucks.
Meanwhile, real people are trying to fight this aircrap.
.org.