Chemtrails in Pasco, WA.

So earlier today I was walking home from a buddies house and for the second week in a row took notice of what is clearly Geo Engineering at its finest. Last week I didn’t have a phone or camera so I didn’t bother writing a post, however, this week the timing couldn’t have been better. This photo was taken in Pasco, WA (South-eastern Washington) at the intersection of Chapel Hill and Road-100. I have a dozen more photos but for whatever reason they don’t show up after I upload them, if anyone would like more photos drop me a line and I’ll find somewhere to upload them with external URL.



I figured if anyone knew what to make out of this it would most certainly be my ATS family. So what's the verdict on this one?

~NWD

Where are the chemtrails? I see dissipating contrails, unless you have some other evidence...

a reply to: NewWorldDisorder

Looks like a frontal system might be moving through causing more contrails than normal.

They're contrails and you're a few miles away from an airport. Planes use flightpaths.

a reply to: admirethedistance

It's a windy day and these have stayed very much the same over the course of about an hour and ten minutes. I may full well be wrong that this is Geo Engineering which is why I posted this, but from the moderate amount of research I've done on the topic it appeared that these were consistent with chemtrails.

a reply to: NewWorldDisorder

Forgot what forum I was in

a reply to: NewWorldDisorder

There's no such thing as chemtrails, except in the minds of the overly paranoid and the gullible. Those are, however, perfectly consistent with contrails.

Edit: The fact that it's a 'windy day' means nothing. It can be windy as hell at ground level, and perfectly calm a few thousand feet up.

originally posted by: Domo1
They're contrails and you're a few miles away from an airport. Planes use flightpaths.

It crossed my mind as well, the only problem is the Pasco airport is very small and only puddle jumpers fly in and out, the runway is too short for jets to take off or land.

a reply to: NewWorldDisorder

So earlier today I was walking home from a buddies house and for the second week in a row took notice of what is clearly Geo Engineering at its finest.

Doubt it.

I figured if anyone knew what to make out of this it would most certainly be my ATS family. So what's the verdict on this one?

WHat you have is a picture of what we like to call...Contrails.

originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: NewWorldDisorder

Looks like a frontal system might be moving through causing more contrails than normal.

Could it be just another innocent "fuel dump"?

a reply to: NewWorldDisorder

It crossed my mind as well, the only problem is the Pasco airport is very small and only puddle jumpers fly in and out, the runway is too short for jets to take off or land.

What you saw wouldn't be coming from planes at that airport, as those are from overflights coming and going to other locations far away from you.

originally posted by: highfromphoenix

originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: NewWorldDisorder

Looks like a frontal system might be moving through causing more contrails than normal.

Could it be just another innocent "fuel dump"?

Seeing as how it's clearly contrails, no.

originally posted by: admirethedistance

originally posted by: highfromphoenix

originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: NewWorldDisorder

Looks like a frontal system might be moving through causing more contrails than normal.

Could it be just another innocent "fuel dump"?

Seeing as how it's clearly contrails, no.

Fair enough I agree this is just contrails.

How do you feel about a plane dumping fuel above a populated area?

I'm against.

originally posted by: highfromphoenix

originally posted by: admirethedistance

originally posted by: highfromphoenix

originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: NewWorldDisorder

Looks like a frontal system might be moving through causing more contrails than normal.

Could it be just another innocent "fuel dump"?

Seeing as how it's clearly contrails, no.

Fair enough I agree this is just contrails.

How do you feel about a plane dumping fuel above a populated area?

I'm against.

It's only done in emergency situations, and even then, not over populated areas, if at all avoidable. As Zaphod said in the other thread, it usually evaporates before coming anywhere near the ground anyway.

As to your question, if a pilot had to choose between dumping fuel over a populated area and crashing (and possibly exploding), I'd support the decision to dump fuel every time.

a reply to: NewWorldDisorder
Those are chemtrails. When there is a lot of chemtrail activity, you can see an entire blue sky eventually be covered by criss criossing chemtrails. I have seen planes, nowhere near an airport go back and forth doing this for hours at a time.
Tell me that's normal.

originally posted by: reldra
Tell me that;s normal.

Sounds perfectly normal to me. Have you ever bothered to look at flight paths?

originally posted by: admirethedistance

originally posted by: highfromphoenix

originally posted by: admirethedistance

originally posted by: highfromphoenix

originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: NewWorldDisorder

Looks like a frontal system might be moving through causing more contrails than normal.

Could it be just another innocent "fuel dump"?

Seeing as how it's clearly contrails, no.

Fair enough I agree this is just contrails.

How do you feel about a plane dumping fuel above a populated area?

I'm against.

It's only done in emergency situations, and even then, not over populated areas, if at all avoidable. As Zaphod said in the other thread, it usually evaporates before coming anywhere near the ground anyway.

As to your question, if a pilot had to choose between dumping fuel over a populated area and crashing (and possibly exploding), I'd support the decision to dump fuel every time.

Of course it is a non-choice.

Unfortunately I am not as highly educated as either you or your acquaintance so for me it is difficult to continue with this discussion.

Take care.

originally posted by: admirethedistance
a reply to: NewWorldDisorder

There's no such thing as chemtrails, except in the minds of the overly paranoid and the gullible. Those are, however, perfectly consistent with contrails.

Edit: The fact that it's a 'windy day' means nothing. It can be windy as hell at ground level, and perfectly calm a few thousand feet up.

There are no such things as chemtrails? What do they call it when they dump chemicals from a plane and it leaves behind a trail? What is that called? I don't believe this is a chemtrail but no sensible person would claim that they don't exist.

a reply to: reldra

It's been perfectly normal for nearly 100 years now,coincidentally this was about the same time heavier-than-air flying machines were able to fly high enough to leave any sort of contrails.

a reply to: NewWorldDisorder

Is that jet exhaust from burning jet fuel? Then there are chemicals in there. Lots of them.

Kind of a conundrum isn't it? If you say chem trails, you're labeled a nut. If you don't say chem trails, you are in denial.

Lets clear it up. Those are chem trails…