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And here they are openly talking about injecting aerosols into the stratosphere to reflect sunlight in an effort to manipulate climate, and admitting that testing of such techniques is already underway, "albeit very small scale," whatever "small scale" means to a politician.
Originally posted by NightGypsy
reply to post by Aloysius the Gaul
No, they aren't. From dic.com:
The slight differences in the definitions of "proposal" and "plan" are irrelevant.
As history has shown, the government does as it pleases, regardless of what the population thinks.
They have given us no reason to believe they wouldn't implement "proposals" or "plans" such as these absent our knowledge or consent, especially if there were "unknowns" about the health risks or if the activity in question furthered some unknown agenda of theirs.
Originally posted by Aloysius the Gaul
Originally posted by NightGypsy
No, they aren't. From dic.com:
The slight differences in the definitions of "proposal" and "plan" are irrelevant.
When it suits you!!
Originally posted by jdub297
So-called "geo-engineering" studies have gone on for years.
Small-scale tests have been the subject of TV series produced by the History Channel, NatGeo, and others. These studies were conducted by independent researchers and entrepreneurs, NOT "the military" or "the government"; such vague references are security blankets for the fearful and their evangelists.
Originally posted by NightGypsy
The question that it comes down to is whether or not you believe the military is just sitting around with their thumbs up their asses when it would be too easy for them to go up testing this stuff already themselves. After recent admissions of the way they went up and dumped biological and chemical agents on people to see what the effects would be (including making a bunch of people sick in California at least), why in the hell do you think they wouldn't do it?
Exactly why the chemtrail deniers have a problem from the start. They maintain that the government says it's only in the research stages of aerosol spraying such as we see in the T.A.P. proposal, and that this should be considered some sort of "evidence" to support their claim that no such operations have been implemented. They push the theory, "The government has said it's not happening yet, so therefore, chemtrails are a myth,"
Originally posted by Chadwickus
As apposed to the trolls who post something up, get shown it's completely wrong and aren't big enough to admit their mistakes.
Originally posted by bsbray11How many times have they declassified information that was previously classified?
Originally posted by Chadwickus
Talking about the person you replied to.
Originally posted by bsbray11
there is a certain person here who kept bringing up the irrelevant argument that maybe cats are really robot cats and we can't tell the difference.
Originally posted by bsbray11
Originally posted by aceto
They have been talking about doing this for at least a decade.. Talking doesn't equal doing, nor does this prove any of the silly theories about chem trails.
What's "silly" about it when it's already being explained to politicians and they have admitted testing has already been going on in these regards?
Originally posted by bsbray11
And speaking of trolling, there is a certain person here who kept bringing up the irrelevant argument that maybe cats are really robot cats and we can't tell the difference. Well what do you know, now there's a brand new member here named "RobotCat."
from: bsbray11 sent: 11-6-2011 at 12:41 Not sure how much more blatant you can be in making a socket puppet account. Yeah, let's go make sock puppet accounts whose names reference the stupid memes we've been posting about.