nutspecial said:You might have missed it, but from what I understand (and have watched in PA) the east and west coasts are the areas of major concern, and would be the most likely to yield positive tests for heavy metal /aluminum particulates.
If you don't do much research into these people's concerns/evidence, and don't have much activity over your own head to begin with, I can't really blame you for not knowing or caring. BUT, to immediately label and discount because it appears preposterous from your perspective is a foolish move imo.
nutspecial said:Volume isn't even needed, in fact mute it.
Evil Masterminds so vile they willfully break the laws of society, nature, and even the laws of physics!Punx0r said:Not necessarily. Most conspiracy theories hinge on the evil masterminds being simultaneously infinitely competent in most regards and completely incompetent in others.
nutspecial said:Yes, water vapor. The proposition is, that's not all . . . .
I guess jim's answer is yes. Apparently that's the popular one. To me, it looks pretty other-worldly.
I didn't see this stuff even in the 80's and 90's jim, and considering how easy the 'effect' is to capture on film nowadays, it's pretty challenging to find any recorded evidence of any regular occurence before year 2000.
For those thinking it's somehow physically impossible- The patents and assorted papers (nasa) indicate there are working methods to spray nano particulate matter in this manner. There are also major climatologists condoning it. If people think covert action not in the interest of the people is implausible for a government, I suggest they think again :lol:
Gregory said:They're so rare here I honestly can't remember the last time I saw one. And I spend quite a bit of time outdoors.
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