See this doughnut shape that this refueling hose ends up here?
Deployed refuel hose
Now imagine this part folded and tucked away in a small place.
Originally posted by BlasteR
Originally posted by firepilot
Originally posted by Witness2008
reply to post by Zaphod58
Thanks for the heads up Zaphod58. So how do these little slivers of metal get all the way up into our skies...could it be big tankers dumping it there? And where do most of these exercises take place? Are they allowed over populated areas?
Tankers dont carry slivers of metal. do you chemmies just think it gets dumped out en masse?
Slivers of metal? I know that some aircraft carry chaff which is basically tiny aluminum slivers although not tankers. I fail to really see what you mean from the photos?
These are photos from the rense site the OP gave.
These are images I just downloaded over the net which are actually refueling pods.
Please prove to me that these photos are evidence of a chemtrail plane and not simply an aircraft with refueling pods?
-ChriS
Originally posted by Shugo
reply to post by firepilot
Ain't it funny?
I was talking to an ATS member last night in chat, claiming to have never seen chemtrails pre-2000 or something alike. That's odd, I've seen them all my life, that's back to 1995 that I can remember, my mom can remember them since the 60's and 70's. We know prop planes are illsuited for chemical spray the distances that these craft fly...funny there's no account during World War Two if they've been doing it since the 40's like the chemmies claim.
Originally posted by Shakesbeer
Just a theory here really: But if there really where chemical spraying jets, wouldn't modifying fueling planes like that be a cost-effective way of doing it without having to engineer a new line of craft? I'm not saying the pics are for sure one thing or another, just speculating that it would make sense to use something like a refueling tanker to do something like spray crap to try to reflect "harmful" rays...Like a modern day Rain Dancer.
China has invested heavily in it, using more than 12,000 anti-aircraft guns and rocket launchers in addition to about 30 planes
The Beijing Weather Modification Office is researching how to prevent rain in the city on Aug. 8, 2008, during the opening ceremonies of the 2008 Summer Olympics. The government has even guaranteed clear skies for the event. They plan to do it by tracking cloud formations and causing rain in the days leading up to the ceremonies.