CHEMTRAILS%20-%20CONFIRMED%20-%202010%20by%20William%20Thomas

Please keep up the publicizing. Somehow, we must wake the public up, get them to look up in
the sky and realize these are NOT contrails!!!”
SOL POWER
As unprecedented solar storms wash electromagnetically-sensitive humans with waves of invisible
energy, and Earth’s shrinking magnetic field is felt by beings acutely attuned to its subtly shifting
frequencies, neuro-reactive chemicals sprayed into air already charged with nerve-jangling electronic
“smog” may be triggering emotional storms.
In Glenwood Springs, Colorado where another despondent correspondent reported relentless spraying,
the correlation between chemtrails and consciousness is not encouraging.
“People are acting weird,” wrote this waitress after work. “People are acting strange. People don’t have
really good mental health. Everybody’s sick. More people are down. Things are just not right. Erratic
behavior. It’s not like life used to be.”
SCANNER CHATTER
As 2002 drew to a close, chemtrails continue to be reported across Canada, the USA, UK and Europe.
On the morning of December 30, Lou Aubuchont decided to write a “Good Wishes” letter to his local
New Hampshire paper after looking out the same kitchen window where S.T. had seen her first
chemtrail - and seeing “trail after trail…a whole sky full of them, and the jet tankers making them.”
Aubuchont cursed with naval fluency as he watched “eleven jets in under ten minutes leave the white
plumes behind them – the kind that do not dissipate like normal contrail’s do; the kind that hang in the
sky and spread out unlike normal contrails do; the kind that turn a crystal clear blue sky into an overcast
mass of manmade Gack!”
That was just the start.
At 9:30, “I went out for a while and in my travels I counted forty-seven separate aircraft making
Chemtrails before I actually lost count.”
By 11:30 am, “most of central and southern New Hampshire was being covered by a thick gray/white
mass of Chemtrails… We do not get this much air traffic in a month let alone one day.”
December 30th “was almost as bad” as March, 12, 2001 “when over three hundred and seventy aircraft
were counted by a group of people in Gilford, NH in only five hours.”
Aubuchont saw a single jet “leaving a short normal contrail that dissipated quickly as the aircraft moved
across the sky.”
The rest “were leaving Chemtrails that stretched across the sky for miles, lingered and spread out.” The
arrival and departure numbers for Maine and New Hampshire for December 30th, 2002, Aubuchont
saw, “do not even come close to the amount of aircraft that I saw in the sky that day.”
And that was not all. As Lou Aubuchont wrote to me from Maine, “We have had spraying on and off all
this month, some days heavy, some with just a few chemjets showing up, but they are still quite active
here in the northeast. I’ve noticed that on heavy spray days the chemjets are usually accompanied at
some point into the spraying by a P-3 Orion weather bird out of the Brunswick Naval Air Station.”
Listening in on his radio scanner, the former naval Intel courier was only catching airborne fragments of
conversations that hopped around frequencies faster than Aubuchont’s scanner could follow. Still, the
transmissions were tantalizing.