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Originally posted by supergravity
reply to post by tsurfer2000h
Everyone tells me on this thread that contrails only form at high altitudes,
Then why do only low altitude military planes blot out the sun on 60-70% of the week and high level flights dissipate in seconds ?
Here is a higher level pic of one that only lasts about 20 seconds,the low level will last indefinitely.
THIS IS THE OPPOSITE OF KNOWN LOGIC
Originally posted by supergravity
reply to post by tsurfer2000h
Everyone tells me on this thread that contrails only form at high altitudes,Then why do only low altitude military planes blot out the sun on 60-70% of the week and high level flights dissipate in seconds ? Here is a higher level pic of one that only lasts about 20 seconds,the low level will last indefinitely.
THIS IS THE OPPOSITE OF KNOWN LOGIC
Originally posted by supergravity
reply to post by Zaphod58
Yes you can get close to the altitude ,the 20,000 ft flights you cant even see the plane just the trail.At around 2000-3000 I can count the engines and wings are distinct, even the color of the plane. commercial flights never fly below 20,000ft because we don't have any airports closer than 100 mile's away. This is the woodsy area behind the stealth base ,about 80 mile's from us.I have watched fighters chase each other ,shooting flares for about 15 years.Sometimes I can see there face's they are so low.These ARE ALL MILITARY. And I agree that if they don't have enough plane's ,why did they fly 200 passes yesterday over my town blanketing us with contrails(pic's on last post)
It's like they fly them from base to base with no reason.
Originally posted by supergravity
reply to post by Zaphod58
Yes you can get close to the altitude ,the 20,000 ft flights you cant even see the plane just the trail.At around 2000-3000 I can count the engines and wings are distinct, even the color of the plane. commercial flights never fly below 20,000ft because we don't have any airports closer than 100 mile's away. This is the woodsy area behind the stealth base ,about 80 mile's from us.I have watched fighters chase each other ,shooting flares for about 15 years.Sometimes I can see there face's they are so low.
Originally posted by Zaphod58
reply to post by supergravity
I just watched two planes go overhead at 30,000+ feet (I know because they were leaving nice contrails behind them), and had no trouble identifying them both. I could clearly count the engines, and tell the types with no problems at all.
Originally posted by supergravity
This is the woodsy area behind the stealth base ,about 80 mile's from us.
ya but the Nazi's invented the idea of putting floride in water at the concentration camps. Now they do it in north america. It's poison being put into our water supply. No wonder the water sales boom has gone crazy. Even supermarkets now selling water by the ton as people are starting to know better, not to drink tap water as it's poisoned.
Fluoride naturally occurring in water can be above, at, or below recommended levels. Rivers and lakes generally contain fluoride levels less than 0.5 mg/L, but groundwater, particularly in volcanic or mountainous areas, can contain as much as 50 mg/L.[12] Higher concentrations of fluorine are found in alkaline volcanic, hydrothermal, sedimentary, and other rocks derived from highly evolved magmas and hydrothermal solutions, and this fluorine dissolves into nearby water as fluoride. In most drinking waters, over 95% of total fluoride is the F− ion, with the magnesium–fluoride complex (MgF+) being the next most common. Because fluoride levels in water are usually controlled by the solubility of fluorite (CaF2), high natural fluoride levels are associated with calcium-deficient, alkaline, and soft waters.[38] Defluoridation is needed when the naturally occurring fluoride level exceeds recommended limits. It can be accomplished by percolating water through granular beds of activated alumina, bone meal, bone char, or tricalcium phosphate; by coagulation with alum; or by precipitation with lime.
do your own searches it's all right there in google as plain as day
Andy Hollinger, who handles media relations at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, tried not to laugh as we explained our fact-check.
"I can almost guarantee you that is indeed an urban myth," he said. "... That sounds like Conspiracy Theory 101."
But he humored us, putting historian Patricia Heberer on the phone. Her expertise is the German medical community, including Holocaust-era experimentation.
Most Nazi medical experiments, she said, had two themes: new drugs and treatments for common battlefield ailments, from war wounds to typhus, or the more infamous effort to underpin Nazi racial ideas, such as Josef Mengele's twin studies. None of the experimentation that she knows of involved fluoride — for mind control or for healthy teeth.
Meanwhile, in the concentration camp system, as in the ghettos, it would have been surprising if fluoride delivery was a focus — in the final few days before liberation, water lines scarcely delivered water. So, water treated just for the Jews?
A search of the internet of Charles E Perkins revealed a digitized version of the book, "The Truth about Water Fluoridation". Perkins was obviously no proponent of fluoridated water and gives a detailed explanation why. He also believed fluoridated water started as a communist plot, but the book contains no mention of the use of fluoride by the Nazis at all. As a matter of fact, there is no documentation to even prove the illicit use of fluoridation by the Russians. He simply states, "Mass medication, involving fluoridation of public water systems, has long been known as an important technique of the Communist philosophy of mass control." The story is Perkins was asked to better explain his Russian fluoridation comments in his book and the resulting letter brought to life the Nazi information.
It was close to the fusalage (sp). Not a port like that one on the end of the wing.