Do only 32 people worldwide really believe in "chemtrails"??

reply to post by Aloysius the Gaul


where are they?

Saving their money from useless signs that will do nothing

reply to post by tsurfer2000h


Chem trails have been debated and discussed endlessly. Anyone actually caring enough simply has to do a little research. It was very embarrassing to me when a friend of mine in Egypt linked info of what was being used by names and detail and common knowledge in parts of the world that are not affected. How much of a joke the US is and the idiot people in it.

reply to post by redrose123

Chem trails have been debated and discussed endlessly. Anyone actually caring enough simply has to do a little research. It was very embarrassing to me when a friend of mine in Egypt linked info of what was being used by names and detail and common knowledge in parts of the world that are not affected. How much of a joke the US is and the idiot people in it.

So, am I correct in thinking you believe in chemtrails or is that wrong?

Any chance you can show us the link for that information?

is this the sign you mean?

Boy, what an ugly sign, no wonder noone bought them. I suppose buying a sign deflects chemtrails from your house?

reply to post by rickymouse

I suppose buying a sign deflects chemtrails from your house?

That my friend is a whole new conspiracy in the making....

Originally posted by rickymouse
I suppose buying a sign deflects chemtrails from your house?

I dont know about a sign, but some copper pipe and a rock apparently does!

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Originally posted by redrose123
reply to post by Aloysius the Gaul

 

Maybe its because nobody heard of it. I know I didn't.

Careful - providing a sensible answer to a simple question will get you called all sorts of names on here!!

Maybe because chem trail believers don't fall for scams although you apparently think that chem trails are a scam. Even though there is more than enough evidence and even though people in other parts of the world know about them. Those that are not been getting sprayed that is.

Perhaps you can point out some of this information - because so far ALL the information I have seen supposedly saying that chemtrails exist has been false - much of it apparently deliberately so. And because of that apparent deliberateness yes, I think the whole chemtrail hoax is a scam.

Wasting money on a yard sign...

So you think it is a waste of money to try to raise awareness of chemtrails/geo-engineering in your neighborhood?

.... is hardly going to change anything especially when the people around you don't even know what the sign is talking about.

But isn't getting people to look at a sign and perhaps asking "What is geoengineering?" part of the process of getting the population to "wake up"?

Originally posted by hellobruce

Originally posted by rickymouse
I suppose buying a sign deflects chemtrails from your house?

I dont know about a sign, but some copper pipe and a rock apparently does!

www.abovetopsecret.com...

Technology Brought to you by the makers of Environtech Resin

I have a natural layout to reflect a lot of Chemtrails if this works. Nobody cares about us up here to try to protect people from the effects of the sun anyway. Nobody wants to poison the great lakes either, people are ok to poison but survivors will need safe fish to eat.

reply to post by Aloysius the Gaul



Oh my goodness Aloysius. Are you the manufacturer of these signs? These things never work out for us common folk.

reply to post by rickymouse


You mean would I take a buck from suckers?

Dunno - I haven't been "tested" in such a manner.

I like to think my morals in this respect are better than the people who make money from spreading the hoax, but you never know for sure unless the test is for real!

"Chemtrail believers don't fall for scams."

Wow, a classic oxymoron in just six words! I like that.

en.wikipedia.org...


Please note the more 'chilling' references

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Please note the more 'chilling' references

Which ones do you think are chilling?

Originally posted by stevemac1
en.wikipedia.org...


Please note the more 'chilling' references

Cloud reflectivity modification is a proposed process of altering clouds to make them more or less reflective

Proposed. /cue very scary music/ now even ideas can kill you! Muhahahahahaha!

ATG....


Your threads suck....

reply to post by dplum517


Of course you would say that - they present you with facts that you don't like to acknowledge

Originally posted by Aloysius the Gaul
Do only 32 people worldwide really believe in "chemtrails"??

No. It means only 38 people are dumb enough to send some random guy $25 for a yard sign. (insurance extra of course)






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Originally posted by Aloysius the Gaul
reply to post by dplum517

 

Of course you would say that - they present you with facts that you don't like to acknowledge

I was hoping to come into this thread and find a lively fight, but all I got was this lousy t-shirt ...

I wonder if I could get more than 32 buyers if I created and marketed a sign that said "Chemtrails are a fantasy"

reply to post by flyswatter

I wonder if I could get more than 32 buyers if I created and marketed a sign that said "Chemtrails are a fantasy"

Why not TankerEnemy seems to do it.....