chemtrails

[Kritters]

Hi Karen,

I remember distinctly seeing them for the first time here in So. Jersey on New Years Day when we had a freak day of 80 degrees and of course I got my beach chair out to enjoy it. I looked up at the sky and the 'eyebrow' went up when I saw this criss-cross pattern going on forever. At 60 years of age, you still can think you missed something and that you MUST have seen this before but had not noticed. Well, I'm one of those people who cannot remember a name but always remembers a face, so I KNOW I would have remembered seeing chemtrails like that before.(maybe not ;-() That was 2005. And it was after that I began with symptoms, I think, but can't be sure.

Not only that, but if you have seen the video Chester posted that showed those colored clouds a half hour before the earthquake in China, I had the EXACT same cloud and took a picture of it. No earthquake, but still....I had NEVER seen a cloud like that before.

What the hell is going on?

Kritts

[KarenAnne]

Jo, Carla, tcm, Kritts, thank you.
Tcm, if I may ask, are you in the US ?
How often do all of you see these ?
Kritts, I'm going to see if I can find that video.
I've read so much about chemtrails, but I have never seen one. I lived in the Dallas area until the late 90's, then spent 6 years in the Bay area of California, and now am in TN, however we are way out in the country now. From the pictures I have seen online, I know I would definatly have noticed something that odd lookiing. Just seems so strange from the reports I have read, that having lived in Dallas, and then in the Bay area never seeing any..... I'm hoping more will reply, I would really like to have an idea of how widespread it is, and if it is still happening, with what frequency.
hugs,
Karen

[tcmgpt13]

I just thought to add this in here about the the oceans and how mankind is polluting them all over. I will post just a few paragraphs from this page. I frankly feel that airplanes are polluting the air too (just as autos and ships do) and that there may also be some attempts to seed clouds with chemicals to effect the weather, but that is all I will say with any certainty about pollution from airplanes (except to add that the dumping of human waste from ships and airplanes is probably not helping matters either). All this pollution may be behind many of our symptoms. Certainly it weakens our immune systems over time, making us susceptible to chronic illness. This sort of illness is seen in the fish and other ocean animals with fish kills and beaching of animals such as whales and dolphins who are also often showing signs of skin lesions. Most show evidence of toxic poisons (brevitoxin for one) and most have viral and/or bacterial infections of one sort or another as well as fungal infections.

One thing which is exciting to me is that some municipalities are now looking into using the gas (methane) generated by garbage to create electricity. There is also some mention of using this energy as a source to some day fuel cars instead of burning up food sources. To me this is a hopeful idea which may allow us to clean up the environment in the future. The trash in one area of my county is now being used to generate electricity which will be able to power 6000 homes. All with "free" energy. And this is just one community in the county:

Final Empire Chap 6

"The open oceans are considered, "biological deserts." It is the continental shelves that produce the basic populations of life in the sea and it is the bays, wetlands, estuaries, mangrove swamps, coral reefs and other coastline sanctuaries that incubate that life. As garbage, sewage, chemical poisons and oil spills flow with the currents, they concentrate near coastlines and eliminate the basis of ocean life. What New York City and surrounding municipalities are doing is similar to the stories of injury to ocean ecology worldwide. Since 1987, barges carrying all of the sewage sludge from New York City, two adjoining New York counties and six New Jersey counties have dumped about 24,250 tons of wastes every day —that’s eight million tons a year— into the last place in the U.S. where ocean dumping is still allowed, a 100-square-mile area of ocean located 106 miles offshore of Cape May, New Jersey, called the 106 Deepwater Municipal Sludge Site. The wastes include substantial amounts of industrial and household toxic chemicals. A 1983 report by the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration estimates the "area of influence" of toxic wastes deposited at this dumpsite at 46,000 square miles. The area is a spawning ground for about 200 species of fish, and is frequented by dolphins, whales and turtles, some species of which are already considered to be endangered.7"

"The United States has the largest industrial production and one of the worst ocean polluting records in the world. By the 1970’s the U.S. alone was discharging over 100 million tons of waste per year into the oceans. The U.S. as well as European countries, Japan, and others have dumped radioactive waste into the ocean. The former U.S.S.R. dumped reactors into the Arctic Ocean and has radioactive rivers flowing north into that ocean.

It has recently been discovered that acid rain is also significantly impacting the life of the coastlines. In a 1988 study done for the Environmental Defense Fund, investigators found that atmospheric sources account for 25 per cent of the nitrogen pouring into Chesapeake Bay. (The additional nitrogen came from water run-off. Thirty-four per cent was from farm fertilizers, 23 per cent was from sewage and industrial discharges, and 18 per cent was from animal manure runoff, according to the study.) 12"

[jonsi]

Hi Karen,

Early Friday morning I got up early and drove to Window Rock, AZ, about 250 miles. The sky was clear blue, no "haze" and not one chem-trail.

Saturday (yesterday) morning I was sitting on the front porch and lo & behold, I looked out and saw the hazy long thin clouds, looked up and saw that every jet flying overhead was dumping the long white "clouds" from their tails. Not always a continuous trail, they "poop" them out in patterns.

Again today, when we were driving back home, they were laying out the chem-trails the entire trip (250 miles). Humidity here was around 8%, constant weather since Friday, no change in humidity. Friday there none. Saturday & today they covered the sky as far as the eye could see.

You'd better believe I have my ionic-pro air filter on as I write this. What goes up, must come down. What goes in, must come out...

In the white light,
~jonsi