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originally posted by: seentoomuch
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: seentoomuch
Yes. Our civilization has "contributed" many things to our environment.
But the notion that, because contrails can persist and spread, they are actually "chemtrails", is an expression of high ignorance.
The notion that if something were being sprayed, that contrails are visible evidence, is an expression of high ignorance.
I'm not convinced 100% that our government wouldn't put something in the mix. My Dad had to pack Tularemia for aerosol delivery during the Korean war. After it was packed it was canceled at the very last minute. He also packed another but I can't recall which plague it was. He was forced to do this and after the war he started a health company to help people, he was so traumatized by it all as we all would be. The only reason I'm speaking of this now is that he has passed on and to heck with them.
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To me the notion that they could not spread toxic chemicals in persistent contrails is an expression of high naivety...
To me the notion that they could not spread toxic chemicals in persistent contrails is an expression of high naivety...
originally posted by: ZIPMATT
Sometimes you can cast a view without backing it up, an overall estimation right ? Well here's some answers ,generic ones in reply as have read this thread .
They , as in the filter keys , whoever they are , CG if you want , who do this spraying , only come on certain days
originally posted by: tsurfer2000h
a reply to: elementalgrove
Except the US wasn't using it and Russia confirmed that it was bs coming from China and NK.
www.wilsoncenter.org...
And Russia at that time would have definitely made it public that it was happening.
On “Moral Hazard”, this is a technical point for economists. when you think carefully about the definition its clear that’s quite the right way to describe SRM, “free riding” another econ term that more accurately describes what we are doing when we don’t cut CO2 emissions. To be clear, I do mean “putting off addressing the problem of climate change is like free-riding on our grandkids”. It’s not that SRM is free riding, it’s that over enthusiasm about its potential may encourage less action to cut emissions.
We should have learned from the Dinosaurs. Too many beans and too much cabbage