Originally posted by amanbuthimself
reply to post by Pilot
Hey.
You don't need evidence. Chemtrails are fact. The times reported US Planes sprayed Chemicals over Wiltshire in the UK.
FACT: German Airface admitted they did it over germany.
People who don't accept chemtrails are a little too Naive.
[edit on 9-3-2008 by amanbuthimself]
[edit on 9-3-2008 by amanbuthimself]
Naive ? Maybe giving too much credit.
It's called Editorial Intelligence. Organisations undertake to bury, confuse and attempt to dismiss anything that might prove embarrassing,
inconvenient etc. for other organisations.
To this ends, Editorial Intelligence organisations pay people to submit to Write to the Editor columns. And they pay them to prowl fora (such as
this one) and post. In this way, editorial-intelligence organisations attempt to form and steer opinion.
It's not so much to debate with other posters as to convince browsers and lurkers that this or that is .. or is not .. true.
Editorial Intelligence organisations provide their employees with 'manuals' instructing them in how to ... for example .. 'dismiss' Chemtrails as
'untrue' and to claim they're 'contrails'.
As part of their posting weaponry, these Post for Pay type usually claim expertise in the topic under discussions. So, in a thread about Chemtrails,
they'll claim to be meteorologists or pilots or air-traffic control or even aeronautical engineers.
If the topic is about photoshopped images being used to fool the public, the Post for Pay types will claim to be professional photographers, etc.
etc.
Just about everyone is aware of the reality of Chemtrails, nowadays. No-one who's managed to get themselves into a conspiracy forum could possibly
be so naive they're not aware of them. The information is all there, online .. huge amounts of Chemtrail information.
Yet for some reason, someone out there still imagines the public can still be fooled into accepting these deliberately spread toxins are ' just
contrails '. And they're obviously still paying Posters for Pay to shout down Chemtrails, under the guise of their ' expertise'.
It's probably true that in any forum, at least half the posters are Posters for Pay, pushing their employer's agenda and trying to 'steer and
form' opinion.