Another weird thing is they always seam to cut off the trail the second they cross over the boarder into Mexican Air space.

haha good video loved the soundtrack, nice video of the planes too is that Puscifer?

my 'best' experience with chemtrails happened in geneva.

one afternoon there was this full grid of trails in the sky (it is not everyday more like one every 10/15 days), kms around, all the planes creating the trails were perfectly visible and not so high up.

Now the thing is, since there is quite a big airport in geneva, we can also spot airliners landing/taking off all the time.

I spent 2 hours looking those in the middle of the grid, following them in the sky as they were taking off, waiting to see their trails.

well guess what : no matter their altitude, no trails from those airliners...
and no planes creating the trails were ever landing or taking off at the airport, still they were there in the sky above the city all afternoon...

Dude, get a grip.

You might want to try taking a class in aeronautics or atmosphere science. There are several good community colleges offering courses in such near you. Or join Civil Air Patrol and you'll learn the facts.

Those are very common contrails, i.e., condensation trails. We get them frequently over coastal areas because of the high water vapor content. Prop jobs will do it, too: ever watch the Military Channel's old WWII aerial bombardment episodes? You'll see massive contrails behind the bomber formations.

While they probably have unburnt fuel in them, there's nothing else. Think about it for minute. Every jetliner is refueled in plain sight right there at the gate in front of hundreds of witnesses. The fuel trucks are coming from the same depot, using the same fuel as private jets. So when and where are the chemicals being added? Where are they stored? The whole thing makes zero sense and falls entirely apart under the slightest intellectual scrutiny...ever think of what effect it would have on the engines? If it's not added to the fuel, then there MUST be storage tanks in the wings, with associated spray equipment, and those tanks must be refilled every flight, so where are they, and where are the trucks that fill them?

Anyway, there's lots better things to do here in San Diego to occupy your thoughts than this drivel.

Well I live in San Diego and I notice the constant spraying. Some days it is all day, well into the night, and some days there is none. This season I have not seen too many. My observations on the whole thing is that on the days when there is an obvious heavy spraying going on, the days are abnormally hot, and you feel sluggish, the air quality and clarity is not that great. For example, a few weeks ago I noticed that on one morning, early in the morning, there was some planes over head leaving "contrails" behind. I knew for sure that day was going to be hot, and sure enough, it was. The previous day was a very cold day,and the day after was also cold. It also works when it suddenly rains. There will be heavy spraying going on, and a few days later it rains.

Part of it does seem like cloud seeding, but not all of it. Also, I do notice that once they reach the border, they change course. The funny thing about it is that they follow a perpendicular path along the coastline and those trails stay up there the whole day. I literally mean the whole day. I work nights, so in the morning hours, 2 - 6 am, when the sun is still down, that is when you can see a lot of activity in the sky.


***edit= I just noticed you were shooting from the car wash by the Albertson's on University. LOL

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Just wanted to say that I seem them all the time where I live in Phoenix. They will spray several times a week almost all day it seems then quit for a period. Sometimes for a week or two. Then unfortunately they come back. Also if you google chem trails and Phoenix, or chem trails air tests or something like that you will see that someone here in Phoenix had in the last few years had an independent study done of the air quality here and found all kinds of garbage in the air at rates millions of times higher than safe/normal. Check it out. Pretty scary. Heavy metals and biological elements. Also stayed in Denver for school for a month and saw them there and over northern New Mexico as well.

Originally posted by souls
Well I live in San Diego and I notice the constant spraying. Some days it is all day, well into the night, and some days there is none. This season I have not seen too many. My observations on the whole thing is that on the days when there is an obvious heavy spraying going on, the days are abnormally hot, and you feel sluggish, the air quality and clarity is not that great. For example, a few weeks ago I noticed that on one morning, early in the morning, there was some planes over head leaving "contrails" behind. I knew for sure that day was going to be hot, and sure enough, it was. The previous day was a very cold day,and the day after was also cold. It also works when it suddenly rains. There will be heavy spraying going on, and a few days later it rains.

Part of it does seem like cloud seeding, but not all of it. Also, I do notice that once they reach the border, they change course. The funny thing about it is that they follow a perpendicular path along the coastline and those trails stay up there the whole day. I literally mean the whole day. I work nights, so in the morning hours, 2 - 6 am, when the sun is still down, that is when you can see a lot of activity in the sky.


***edit= I just noticed you were shooting from the car wash by the Albertson's on University. LOL

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That's my hood yo...

Awesome, souls thank you so much for that confirmation. I see it the same way. Some none, and some days all day long one after another, but key to this...you noticed it stops at the border also....cool i'm not nuts

Thanks again souls...hit me up sometime if conspiring locally...

Peace