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Originally posted by ProudBird
reply to post by Afterthought
So what?
Anyone who has read about SRM technology knows that manmade clouds (CONtrails) are also referred to as "cirrus" clouds.
Yeah? What about it?
A New Scientist special report on geoengineering earlier this year highlighted the need for such studies. Research, including some private studies, into geoengineering solutions is gathering pace and it's likely that small and eventually large-scale trials will soon be carried out.
Originally posted by YourDreamsCanceled
Why would they put chemtrails in a movie about CARS other that to get you to think chemtrails are a normal sight in the sky?
Originally posted by network dude
Originally posted by YourDreamsCanceled
Why would they put chemtrails in a movie about CARS other that to get you to think chemtrails are a normal sight in the sky?
Because it's what "THEY" do. THEY are out to get you. THEY are watching you right now.
Paranoid much?
Why would they put chemtrails in a movie about CARS other that to get you to think chemtrails are a normal sight in the sky?
Originally posted by ProudBird
reply to post by YourDreamsCanceled
Reach, much?
Why would they put chemtrails in a movie about CARS other that to get you to think chemtrails are a normal sight in the sky?
Maybe because they are contrails, not "chemtrails"?
Originally posted by YourDreamsCanceled
Originally posted by network dude
Originally posted by YourDreamsCanceled
Why would they put chemtrails in a movie about CARS other that to get you to think chemtrails are a normal sight in the sky?
Because it's what "THEY" do. THEY are out to get you. THEY are watching you right now.
Paranoid much?
'Paranoid much' and 'that's what they do', well if that isn't a great argument on how chemtrails don't exists, when all else fail call people names. So far you've called me a kid and paranoid but have added nothing in the way of productive information on chemtrails. I must say you intelligence is fitting for the job your doing
Originally posted by Afterthought
Originally posted by ProudBird
reply to post by YourDreamsCanceled
Reach, much?
Why would they put chemtrails in a movie about CARS other that to get you to think chemtrails are a normal sight in the sky?
Maybe because they are contrails, not "chemtrails"?
You're right.
I think it's about time someone started a thread about how contrails affect the Earth's climate.
There's certainly more than enough evidence proving that scientists are deeply concerned about this element.
There is nothing wrong with being a kid.
Originally posted by network dude
Here is a recap for the slow folks.
Originally posted by network dude
There is nothing wrong with being a kid. Enjoy it. It won't last forever. You can worry about how "THEY" are out to get you when you start paying your mortgage.
Originally posted by YourDreamsCanceled
Originally posted by network dude
There is nothing wrong with being a kid. Enjoy it. It won't last forever. You can worry about how "THEY" are out to get you when you start paying your mortgage.
They got you on the mortgage thing too, you see here in England we like to pay for things at cost and not pay interest on something you can't afford eventually pay twice the amount but I'm not here to inform you about the scam you bought into. Refinancing - a means of staying in debt. Well done again chap, you keep making me smile.edit on 4-5-2012 by YourDreamsCanceled because: (no reason given)
Mortgages started in “merry old England” The beginnings of a mortgage system have been found, as mentioned, as early as 1190. English common law included a law that would protect a creditor by giving him an interest in his debtor’s property. According to this law, the mortgage was a conditional sale. Although the creditor held title to the property, the debtor could, in the event the debt wasn’t paid, sell the property to recover his money. The history of the actual word “mortgage” is very interesting. In the word “mortgage”, the “mort”- is from the Latin word for death and “gage” is from the sense of that word that means a pledge to forfeit something of value if a debt is not repaid. So mortgage is literally a dead pledge. It was dead for two reasons, the property was forfeit or "dead" to the borrower if the loan wasn’t repaid, and the pledge itself was dead if the loan was repaid. The great jurist Sir Edward Coke (1552-1634) says of the word “mortgage”: It seemeth that the cause why it is called mortgage is, for that it is doubtful whether the Feoffor will pay at the day limited such summe or not, & if he doth not pay, then the Land which is put in pledge upon condition for the payment of the money, is taken from him for ever, and so dead to him vpon condition, &c. And if he doth pay the money, then the pledge is dead as to the Tenant, &c. A pretty old English way of saying the same thing, but interesting to note that the principle hasn’t changed throughout the years.
Originally posted by YourDreamsCanceled
reply to post by butcherguy
Just because it was invented here doesn't mean you have to be stupid and get caught up in the scam.
Originally posted by Afterthought
reply to post by YourDreamsCanceled
How interesting your buddy Uncinus fellow chemtrail debunking nazi
picasaweb.google.com...
opps, busted
I especially like the account's name. Cirrus.
Anyone who has read about SRM technology knows that manmade clouds (CONtrails) are also referred to as "cirrus" clouds.