Originally posted by FatherLukeDuke

Why would you think anyone is spraying barium oxide out of planes? You must have some clever equipment to have analysed the exhaust, especially from the ground.

Because People have analyzied Ground samples and Have noticed Unusually high amounts of Baruim Oxide after a Spraying has occured.


I don't understand this.


I mean that they have to compensate for the wind moving the Chemitrails, so the do it so that when it hits the ground, it will be at its intended target. I am not sure if this is possible though, as it would be very hard to predicte the winds.


[edit on 7/23/2006 by The_Time_is_now]

Originally posted by The_Time_is_now


Because People have analyzied Ground samples and Have noticed Unusually high amounts of Baruim Oxide after a Spraying has occured.

Oh, I'd really like to see that data (s'n-word')

Originally posted by HowardRoark

Originally posted by The_Time_is_now


Because People have analyzied Ground samples and Have noticed Unusually high amounts of Baruim Oxide after a Spraying has occured.

Oh, I'd really like to see that data (s'n-word')

Sure, ill look for it

Originally posted by The_Time_is_now

Originally posted by HowardRoark

Originally posted by The_Time_is_now


Because People have analyzied Ground samples and Have noticed Unusually high amounts of Baruim Oxide after a Spraying has occured.

Oh, I'd really like to see that data (s'n-word')

Sure, ill look for it

the time is when?

having trouble finding it, huh?

prob find it in a month ...lol

Finding barium on the ground doesn't correlate one way or another to "chem-trails". Barium is a very common product of coal-fired electrical generating plants, so even if you were able to sample it in the air it wouldn't indicate anything at all.

And besides, once it hits the ground and the worms get in it, it's worthless as any sort of evidence anyway.

About five years ago, someone saw some sludge in a bucket on the ground and found what looked under a microscope like blood cells. Mind you, ther wasn't any reagent testing for hemoglobin or anything like that, but under the microscope it was little dots that the observer (Cliff Carnicom, of course) thought looked like erythrocytes.

Now, inasmuch as this was in the woods and animals sometimes die in the woods, you just might think that ol' Carnie might have figured that the presence of these whatchamacallits were completely normal, but Nooooo! "Blood in Chemtrails" was his cry! -- and he flogged that tired old assertion for four or five years, which is one of the reasons that no one much goes to his site anymore.

Originally posted by Off_The_Street
Finding barium on the ground doesn't correlate one way or another to "chem-trails". Barium is a very common product of coal-fired electrical generating plants, so even if you were able to sample it in the air it wouldn't indicate anything at all.

And besides, once it hits the ground and the worms get in it, it's worthless as any sort of evidence anyway.

About five years ago, someone saw some sludge in a bucket on the ground and found what looked under a microscope like blood cells. Mind you, ther wasn't any reagent testing for hemoglobin or anything like that, but under the microscope it was little dots that the observer (Cliff Carnicom, of course) thought looked like erythrocytes.

Now, inasmuch as this was in the woods and animals sometimes die in the woods, you just might think that ol' Carnie might have figured that the presence of these whatchamacallits were completely normal, but Nooooo! "Blood in Chemtrails" was his cry! -- and he flogged that tired old assertion for four or five years, which is one of the reasons that no one much goes to his site anymore.

Ok, well then I stand corrected. But I do remember reading that somewhere. I guess I was wrong Howard, there i said it, the amazing, the incrediable THe_TIME_is_now, is Wrong! LoL, look at me, making fun of myself! HAHAHA

[edit on 8/12/2006 by The_Time_is_now]