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Originally posted by Spiral0ut
reply to post by fiftyfifty
There are government documents, patents, and conferences covering the idea of geoengineering using aerosols as the vehicle. THIS IS NOT UP FOR DEBATE.
Not that my own eyes dont serve as a form of proof, but this is perhaps why it is going on. Also, recommend watching 'Why in the World Are They Spraying?'
OK, If you want to debunk any or all of this, I'd like to hear it. Of course, it requires an open mind and deductive reasoning to understand why it may be going on and why they may not want to tell us. That I cannot provide you with.
Also, recommend watching 'Why in the World Are They Spraying?'
Originally posted by Zaphod58
reply to post by Spiral0ut
As for the FedEx video, I just watched it again, and he NEVER said anything about Air Force tankers, or a near miss, or anything of the sort. The first plane goes overhead, and he calls ATC and requests a routine altitude change. It happens all the time.
There is so much more just wrong with that video it isn't even funny. There is no such thing as altitudes set aside for commercial planes, like he claims there is. All altitude is used for whoever is in the area, it's up to ATC to asign an altitude, and they don't care if it's military or civilian, they're going to assign then to an altitude regardless. Altitude blocks only come into play when the military is on a mission such as refueling.
How do you know ATC didn't know they were there? The video conveniently stats right before the first plane pisses over. How do you know ATC didn't give a traffic advisory before the video started?
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Originally posted by Spiral0ut
Look, providing evidence to prove what would likely be classified experimentation can be difficult. The movie 'Why in the World are they Spraying' is the follow up, and much better, in my opinion compared to the original movie.
I do know what my own two eyes have seen, increasingly in recent years. Grids in the skies above me, which lead to complete cloud cover, on a day where no natural clouds were appearing on the horizon. It doesn't feel right, and when you consider that there have been papers published on the concepts of stratospheric aerosol engineering, dating back to the 70s and 80s, it has to make you at least curious.
Originally posted by Spiral0ut
Look, providing evidence to prove what would likely be classified experimentation can be difficult. The movie 'Why in the World are they Spraying' is the follow up, and much better, in my opinion compared to the original movie.
I do know what my own two eyes have seen, increasingly in recent years. Grids in the skies above me, which lead to complete cloud cover, on a day where no natural clouds were appearing on the horizon. It doesn't feel right, and when you consider that there have been papers published on the concepts of stratospheric aerosol engineering, dating back to the 70s and 80s, it has to make you at least curious.
Originally posted by Spiral0ut
Look, providing evidence to prove what would likely be classified experimentation can be difficult.