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

On January 8, 1999, ENS wire service carried my first dispatch on these mystery lines in the sky
worldwide:
"Contrails" Mystify, Sicken Americans
By William Thomas
ENS Jan 8/99
Contrails spread by fleets of jet aircraft in elaborate cross-hatched patterns are sparking
speculation and making people sick across the United States. Washington state resident
William Wallace became ill with severe diarrhea and fatigue after watching several multiengine
jets spend New Year's Day laying cloud lines in an east to west grid pattern. A
neighbor working outside came down with similar symptoms. But their wives, who
remained indoors, suffered no ill effects from the inexplicable maneuvers which
observers liken to high-altitude "crop-dusting" by unidentified multi-engine aircraft…
The strange spray patterns are being reported repeatedly over towns in Tennessee,
Connecticut, New Hampshire, New York, Nevada, Idaho, Mississippi, Montana,
Oklahoma, Washington and California.
Wallace has been watching formations of high-flying jets weave grid-like contrails above
his home since last summer. Each time, "We get a taste in our mouth," he reports. He
and his wife Ann get "kind of tired and sick," having "no energy to do anything."
After plants began dying around his mountain cabin, "I got real sick for about three
weeks," Wallace relates. "My eyes watered. Fluid came out of my nose. I could hardly
move my arm up above my head to comb my hair for about a week." Wallace and his
wife are not alone in their plight. In March, 1996, Dr. Greg Hanford bought an expensive
camera and binoculars to keep an eye on jets spraying white bands above his
Bakersfield, California home. Hanford has counted 40 or 60 jets on some "spray days."
"Everybody seems to be getting sick from it," Hanford told ENS. "Hackin' and coughin'
when you really get nailed with this stuff." The dentist, many of his patients and two
receptionists have repeatedly contracted severe respiratory infections. Hanford's illness
lingered for five months despite courses of four different antibiotics.
"It's really weird," Hanford says. "You think two jets are going to hit each other—and then
they make an X." The dentist says he has sometimes seen "furry globular balls" spread
downwind in a long feather from the high-flying aircraft.
Unlike normal contrails, which dissipate soon after a lone jet's passage, video taken by
Wallace and Hanford show eerily silent silver jets streaming fat contrails from their
wingtips in multiple, crisscross patterns. But instead of dissipating like normal contrails,
these white jet-trails coalesce into broad cloud-bands that gradually occlude crystal clear
skies. "Passenger jets don't make contrails that stay and become clouds," Wallace
observes.
Government officials deny that anything unusual is taking place. When Hanford called the
local airport, tower personnel told him there was nothing going on." The jets were "just
commercial" undergoing "international flight training." But a skeptical Hanford responded,
"Is the FAA going to allow two jets to come at each other?"
X's, overlapping W's and the Roman numeral XII are among the patterns flown by the
mystery aircraft. Last June (1998), Hanford watched four aircraft spraying in circles to
form a perfect bulls-eye. Through his Swaroski binoculars, Hanford could see what
"looked like a 737" painted all-white on top with an "orangish-red" underbody and red