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Originally posted by network dude
reply to post by SPECULUM
To my knowledge, our understanding of Alzheimers is quite poor. My grandfather had it and dementia and died about 20 years ago. At that time, the cause was unknown and treatment was non-existent.
If you or me, being conspiracy theorists, cannot think of a logical reason why someone would do something out of the ordinary, then it probably isn't happening.
Originally posted by LightWarrior11
Perhaps one thing both sides can agree on Is that the 'trails left in the sky do have an effect on the weather?
And what if they geo-engineered by creating specific contrail patterns intentionally?
Originally posted by LightWarrior11
Perhaps one thing both sides can agree on Is that the 'trails left in the sky do have an effect on the weather?
And what if they geo-engineered by creating specific contrail patterns intentionally?
Originally posted by SPECULUM
Originally posted by network dude
reply to post by SPECULUM
To my knowledge, our understanding of Alzheimers is quite poor. My grandfather had it and dementia and died about 20 years ago. At that time, the cause was unknown and treatment was non-existent.
WAS, its been pretty much established , yet aluminum is still being used in cooking utensils and so on, just as mercury is still being used in flu vaccines/vaccines
just when you cant believe.......believe
Originally posted by Hopechest
Originally posted by ParasuvO
reply to post by Hopechest
You watch too much tv it appears..
Needing to establish a motive that fits your mind is the first mistake when trying to solve a problem.
If you or me, being conspiracy theorists, cannot think of a logical reason why someone would do something out of the ordinary, then it probably isn't happening.
Now I can see why a 9/11 would happen or a JFK assassination but I for the life of me cannot think what anyone has to gain by poisoning their people.
Originally posted by Klassified
reply to post by Hopechest
If you or me, being conspiracy theorists, cannot think of a logical reason why someone would do something out of the ordinary, then it probably isn't happening.
That's illogical. Motive may be important in any investigation, but the lack of motive does not constitute lack of evidence.
I may not know my neighbor's motive for burning down his house when he had no insurance, but I know he burned it down.
Originally posted by LightWarrior11
Perhaps one thing both sides can agree on Is that the 'trails left in the sky do have an effect on the weather?
And what if they geo-engineered by creating specific contrail patterns intentionally?
Originally posted by SPECULUM
Originally posted by Hopechest
Originally posted by ParasuvO
reply to post by Hopechest
You watch too much tv it appears..
Needing to establish a motive that fits your mind is the first mistake when trying to solve a problem.
If you or me, being conspiracy theorists, cannot think of a logical reason why someone would do something out of the ordinary, then it probably isn't happening.
Now I can see why a 9/11 would happen or a JFK assassination but I for the life of me cannot think what anyone has to gain by poisoning their people.
Really???? American native indians? Hitler? Stalin? Mao? Etc.
wake up and smell the aluminum....GEEZ
Originally posted by flyswatter
Originally posted by SPECULUM
Originally posted by network dude
reply to post by SPECULUM
To my knowledge, our understanding of Alzheimers is quite poor. My grandfather had it and dementia and died about 20 years ago. At that time, the cause was unknown and treatment was non-existent.
WAS, its been pretty much established , yet aluminum is still being used in cooking utensils and so on, just as mercury is still being used in flu vaccines/vaccines
just when you cant believe.......believe
Heh, pretty much established by who?
www.alz.org...
Myth 4: Drinking out of aluminum cans or cooking in aluminum pots and pans can lead to Alzheimer’s disease.
Reality: During the 1960s and 1970s, aluminum emerged as a possible suspect in Alzheimer’s. This suspicion led to concern about exposure to aluminum through everyday sources such as pots and pans, beverage cans, antacids and antiperspirants. Since then, studies have failed to confirm any role for aluminum in causing Alzheimer’s. Experts today focus on other areas of research, and few believe that everyday sources of aluminum pose any threat.
Originally posted by Hopechest
I'm willing to believe in anything but first I need to establish a motive. If you can't then you have to question why there would be a conspiracy involving it in the first place.
Originally posted by nomnom
Originally posted by Hopechest
I'm willing to believe in anything but first I need to establish a motive. If you can't then you have to question why there would be a conspiracy involving it in the first place.
Geo-engineering. To keep civilization afloat long enough to innovate our way out of this mess. That's the motive.
Originally posted by network dude
reply to post by SPECULUM
is that fact or speculation?
Speculation is great, but when discussing facts, like what makes lines form behind planes and what makes them stay there all day, speculation has no place. If we are discussing if Bigfoot is real or not, then speculation may well be a big part of the conversation.
Originally posted by flyswatter
reply to post by SPECULUM
There's no doubt that some people feel that aluminum plays a part. But you trotted it out there like it is an established fact, and it is far from that. Personally, I'm not convinced by either side at this point.
Life expectancy in the United States has increased to almost 78 years, the country's highest on record, amid a downturn in deaths from heart disease, cancer, and stroke, according to new federal estimates. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Center for Health Statistics said in a report that a child born in the United States in 2005 can expect to live 77.9 years, up from 77.8 in 2004 and continuing a rise dating back decades. U.S. life expectancy was 75.8 years in 1995 and 69.6 years in 1955. - See more at: blog.eogn.com...
Originally posted by Hopechest
So your saying that there is impending doom to the planet if they don't control the weather just to keep us balanced?
That certainly would be a great reason and I'd love to see any evidence you have to support that claim. That sounds very believable actually.
Large-scale assessments
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (late 2007): 1 C by 2100
Hadley Centre for Meteorological Research (late 2008): 2 C by 2100
United Nations Environment Programme (mid 2009): 3.5 C by 2100
Hadley Centre for Meteorological Research (October 2009): 4 C by 2060
Global Carbon Project, Copenhagen Diagnosis (November 2009): 6 C, 7 C by 2100
International Energy Agency (November 2010): 3.5 C by 2035 2100
United Nations Environment Programme (December 2010): up to 5 C by 2050
We found that the change in temperature range during those three days was just over one degrees C. And you have to realise that from a layman's perspective that doesn't sound like much, but from a climate perspective that is huge.