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Originally posted by TheProphetMark
Is Project Bluebeam the reason for all these Chemtrails//Contrails or whatever it is people call it these days, or is it something else?
Originally posted by MystikMushroom
I've always wondered...
What if they are putting some kind of additive into the jet fuel on these planes? The ground crews wouldn't know, the pilots wouldn know...only the people at the very highest levels and possibly a few people at the refineries would know. The additive could even be explained away as some kind of "engine cleaning" thing similar to Techron that Chevron uses.
I'm on the fence about these things, but I will say that if it's a clear sunny day and I see these ... It'll cloud up in about 2-3 hours on the dot.
High Clouds
Cirrus: "detached wisps of hair-like (fibrous) clouds, formed of delicate filament patches, or narrow bands"; "Cirrus clouds that are scattered and are not increasing have little weather meaning except to signify that any bad weather is at a great distance. Cirrus clouds in thick patches mean that showery weather is close by. These clouds are associated with, and formed from the tops of thunderstorms. Cirrus clouds shaped like hooks or commas indicate that a warm weather front is approaching, and that continuous-type rain will follow-especially if the cirrus is followed by cirrostratus."
Originally posted by MystikMushroom
reply to post by Aloysius the Gaul
Cool beans man, thanks for all that awesome info.
Now, excuse my ignorance -- but are the planes that people see doing this commercial jet liners or military craft? I could see the additive thing not being a possiblity with comemercial aviation (as you pointed out, to many smart mechanics and people would question it) -- but what about military craft.
If someone is under order not to dig around or ask questions about the fuel...? AKA "Shut up and attach the hose, who cares what's in it -- it makes the plane go, OK?!"
Originally posted by QuestionsEverything
reply to post by totallackey
What are you talking about?
Originally posted by MagicWand67
Many people don't believe chemtrails are real until they see them in person.
Once you see it with your own eyes and above your own head. That's when you realize these aren't just normal contrails we're talking about.
Originally posted by OutonaLimb
time to get off the fence OP. you are being insidiously sprayed, just like the rest of us.
SRM technologies would take effect relatively quickly and their cost could be comparatively low, and they could reduce some of the most significant effects of climate change. However, the technologies are poorly understood, have the potential to be dangerous and there are risks associated not only with deployment but also medium and large-scale research.
"Solar Radiation Management might sound, at first, like something from science fiction – but it's not. There are already serious discussions beginning about it, and that's why we felt it was urgent to create this governance initiative,” said Steve Hamburg, Chief Scientist for Environmental Defense Fund (EDF) and co-chair of SRMGI. “Solar Radiation management could be a ‘Plan B’ to address climate change, but first we must figure out how to research it safely. Only then should we even consider any other steps."
Verdict. SWCE represents a potential 'part solution' to averting the effects of human-induced climate change, though current understanding of the effects is insufficient to sanction immediate climate interventions. There are potential climate emergencies that SWCE could avert, but also other climate effects that will not respond to such engineering.
Originally posted by MystikMushroom
I've always wondered...
What if they are putting some kind of additive into the jet fuel on these planes? The ground crews wouldn't know, the pilots wouldn know...only the people at the very highest levels and possibly a few people at the refineries would know. The additive could even be explained away as some kind of "engine cleaning" thing similar to Techron that Chevron uses.
I'm on the fence about these things, but I will say that if it's a clear sunny day and I see these ... It'll cloud up in about 2-3 hours on the dot.