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Originally posted by dangerish
There is no question in my mind that they're poisoning us.....it's sad but it's more sad that people refuse to believe what's right in front of their eyes...prepapre to get flamed.
Originally posted by waynos
reply to post by jibajaba
Contrails aren't steam. Nobody claims they are steam. This sort of lack of understanding is what leaves you prone to being taking in by hoaxes like the one about chemtrails
Originally posted by clairvoyantrose
Can you tell me why you don't believe? Like in the slightest bit? You can't tell me that when you go out in the afternoon to a grey soupy grid-locked sky that you don't feel that something is wrong? It's only human nature to question change and change has been happening in our skies and it's really obvious.
Originally posted by dangerish
There is no question in my mind that they're poisoning us.....it's sad but it's more sad that people refuse to believe what's right in front of their eyes...prepapre to get flamed.
Originally posted by supergravity
reply to post by tsurfer2000h
After seeing a b52 fly at tree top level with thick white aerosol exiting from all engines and seeing the aerosol turned on and off ............I KNOW THEY ARE SPRAYING SOME THING ON US PERIOD.
At this low level dont try to say it was water vapor!!edit on 14-4-2013 by supergravity because: (no reason given)
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You can't even use "their" in it's correct place, so we're suppose to believe you, right?
You're probably as uneducated about chemtrails as you are grammar.
You can't tell me that when you go out in the afternoon to a grey soupy grid-locked sky that you don't feel that something is wrong?
It's only human nature to question change and change has been happening in our skies and it's really obvious.
Originally posted by supergravity
reply to post by Zaphod58
Thats very interesting , so they could use models that were fitted to inject water to spray anything they wanted.
In my opinion the amount of thick white substance exiting could not be from pre combustion injection because the amount of water to do that would have caused a flame out , and crashed the plane.
Originally posted by Zaphod58
reply to post by mactheaxe
You want more explanations for them?
Aluminum Oxide:
As an angular, durable blasting abrasive, aluminum oxide (or aluminium oxide) can be recycled many times. It is the most widely used abrasive grain in sand blast finishing and surface preparation because of its cost, longevity and hardness. Harder than other commonly used blasting materials, aluminum oxide grit powder penetrates and cuts even the hardest metals and sintered carbide.
Approximately 50% lighter than metallic media, aluminum oxide abrasive grain has twice as many particles per pound. The fast-cutting action minimizes damage to thin materials by eliminating surface stresses caused by heavier, slower cutting media.
www.kramerindustriesonline.com...
Strontium Chromate:
S-76 Primer is ideally suited for marine or aircraft use. It exhibits excellent adhesion and corrosion resistance to bare metals. This primer is ideal for large surfaces or where corrosion resistance is required.
This product may be used on bare aluminum in conjunction with Tuff Stuff High Build Epoxy to form a barrier for application of copper-based antifoulants.
www.bottompaintstore.com...
Barium Chromate:
There are a few uses of barium chromate:
As an oxidizer and/or burn rate modifier in some pyrotechnic compositions, especially delay compositions.
As a pigment in paints, ceramics, coloring glasses, fuses, and porcelains.
As a corrosion inhibitor to prevent electrochemical corrosion at the joints of dissimilar metals.
In safety matches.
In metal primers.
In ignition control devices.
As an initiator for explosives.
en.wikipedia.org...
Originally posted by supergravity
reply to post by Zaphod58
oK MABYE you did not understand , I was directly under the b52 ,NOT FAR AWAY. there was nothing exiting off the wings.The engines ONLY RELEASED BRIGHT WHITE not a clear white aerosol.This was a 80 deg summer day I was fishing and It was calm and clear.
TREE TOP LEVEL AND WAS NOT BANKING ,it was flying level.
HE had to be avoiding radar to fly that close to the tree's ,that is vary dangerous to do in a B52.[