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(Quote from SOCO Magazine Editors)
We have always invited debate and discussion of ideas and even if controversial--we aren't afraid to lead. Too often the media is playing to a political party or an ideological base and edit the news and opinions.
The magazine has very much shot itself in the foot, because it seems their article was very poorly researched and they have simply fallen for the claims of the chemtrail / geoengineering hoaxers and simply parroted them hook, line and sinker. Amongst other things, one of the photos they used in their article is a copyright photo at Airliners.net of the interior of an aircraft prepared for a flight test,
I think chemtrails deserve research and serious consideration. Some good commenters on the SOCO FB page, including a pilot with some interesting thoughts.
If you're interested in chemtrails, it might be worth getting involved in the debate.
Thank you dear friend, for the links. But yes, I have been aware of chemtrails for many, many years now. I've been alive a long time.
The significance of my post, by the way, was not to debate chemtrails (which many intelligent and concerned citizens seem to have an issue with), but to merely point out the unusual advent of a mainstream magazine reporting on a "conspiracy theory" and the backlash that comes with doing such a thing. I suppose my intent was lost on you and for that I apologize.
The significance of my post, by the way, was not to debate chemtrails (which many intelligent and concerned citizens seem to have an issue with), but to merely point out the unusual advent of a mainstream magazine reporting on a "conspiracy theory" and the backlash that comes with doing such a thing. I suppose my intent was lost on you and for that I apologize.
I remember when ATS was a place of curious people who liked to debate things and not declare a subject "over" or "dead" because that's what they believe.
But to answer the question...it has to do with ICP
I can't tell you how many times people here post something at least fairly interesting about something that is going on today (lots of people are talking about this, not just me) only to have it be derailed by the first reply.
I'm a journalist---and have been one for a long time. No, this case isn't closed. Not for a lot of people, anyway.
And because the world isn't insane enough...we have now... an insane clown posse?
originally posted by: MRuss
The publishing of this article took some bravado on their part
It did little to refute the chemtrail claims and its intent seemed to be spreading awareness rather than encouraging debate.
Given this, how could you blame anyone for questioning anything that seems untoward, suspicious or concerning? Do you have a set of guidelines to alert people of which vulgarities that exist in the world are merely a hoax or a conspiracy theory and which ones are valid to pursue?
The fact that they are being asked is progress.