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Wayne noticed similar ‘trails, over central Athens, the northern and southern suburbs, Mount Pendeli
and the Saronic Gulf. “The trails these planes leave behind often remain visible for a long time. They
gradually disperse and become clouds, which again do not look like the natural cumulus clouds we see
at lower altitudes in the sky. Often on clear days a few hours of these planes flying backwards and
forwards is enough to spoil the whole appearance of the sky.”
On Christmas Eve a huge chemcloud was laid over the town of Aigina. “It was unlike anything I have
ever seen before in my life,” Wayne commented, “and it got me wondering what we would be breathing
when the contents of that cloud got down to ground level.
Chemtrailing the Greeks turned out to be a major mistake. On
Sunday February 16, 2003 the mass circulation Greek
newspaper Ethnos headlined its lead story: “Scientists Uneasy:
Dangerous experiments in the Greek skies”.
The story’s subheading must have turned a few heads:
“American aircraft are spraying the atmosphere with chemicals
with a view to creating an artificial cloud as an “antidote” to the
Greenhouse Effect.”
The story by Giannis Kritikos described a vote by the Aigina
Island town council to ask their government to explain what is happening in the skies over Greece.
A picture taken from the 2004 edition of Chemtrails Confirmed was used to illustrate similar
phenomenon observed over Aigina “without any warning” two months previously.
The translated caption read: “The white trails left behind by this tanker plane which is used normally for
aerial refueling, is not smoke but a cloud of chemicals which provide scientists with the ability to control
the climate in an entire geographic region.”
A photograph of Leonidas Kardaras, an environmental chemist with a master’s degree in environmental
technology was paired with a shot of Katsaros from the Democritus research centre in Athens, with the
inscription: “The two scientists point out to our correspondent the dangers to public health entailed in the
specific experiments.”
A third photo showed former parliamentarian Tasia Andreadaki asking, “Who gave permission for this
spraying?” The story noted that Katsaros had been invited to speak about chemtrails on Greek national
television a few mornings later.
CHEMTRAILS COMMENTARY FROM GREENPEACE
Just as this reporter personally discovered that the threat of massive
oil well fires in Kuwait to be too hot politically for Greenpeace’s main
headquarters in Amsterdam to warn the world, this world-renowned
environmental corporation refuses to recognize chemtrails.
On March 15, 2004, Greenpeace Switzerland’s Climate and
Transport expert Cyrill Studer wrote an internal memo to his
colleagues, stating:
I have heard of the chemtrails phenomenon… For the
present, Greenpeace… will not be following up the theme of
chemtrails. There is not a sufficiently solid scientific basis…
Greenpeace is not an organization that can undertake the
verification of a supposed phenomenon.