reply to post by watchtheashes
Ahh you mention the jet stream! Now there is a very good reason to be weary of the "chemtrails" spraying idea. What good is it spraying whatever
(dust, chemicals, liquids, particles of something, pollen, etc etc etc.) 30,000ft up, to target something below? Those winds will blow it hundreds if
not thousands of miles away from where it was released. If you were to drop something (lets say for example a fine dust of "barium" as one claim
goes) from 30,000ft over Denver. Now where is that dust going to go? Its at the mercy of the upper air winds. The winds change direction, speed,
nearly all the way down. at 30,000ft, the winds can be blowing at 130mph NW, while at 20,000ft they can blow S at 75mph. And below that, there could
be little wind, and below that at 5,000ft, the winds could be blowing N at 50mph. So what would the net effect be? Zero. And lets not forget, the dust
will have been dispersed and really thinned out to the point of negligable. Just imagine taking flour, and dropping a lb of it from the 10th floor
window during a windy day! Somthing easier to visualize!