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LETTER TO THE EUROPEAN UNION
To Peter Gammeltoft
European Union - Air Pollution Dept.
RE: Chemtrails (Chemical trails) over Europe
Dec20/02
Dear Mr. Gammeltoft,
A person who wished to remain anonymous at the European Commission recommended that I contact
you by email with my question. I was told that this is how a person living in the European Union poses
questions to the E-government.
My questions are about the pollution regulations and standards that are in effect in the European Union,
particularly those regarding airplanes.
It was a clear morning in Berlin with a nice blue sky
until the “chemtrail” spraying planes got started
(early) messing it up. By midday the sky was
covered with artificial cloud cover, in some places
thick and in some places thin, but covering 70
percent of the sky it was. These planes are probably
emitting aerosol aluminum and/or barium stearate,
both of which are toxic to humans and other life
forms that still exist in Europe. In any case they are
emitting something that disperses into a thin layer
that eventually falls to earth - that much is clear.
Certainly you must be aware of the activities and
conditions of which I speak. My question is, what is
the position of the European Union on the air
pollution being rained down on Europeans from high-flying planes and what is the legal liability of these
planes for the impact they cause on the health of the people living below?
I know many people who suffer a number of health and psychological complaints due to these
“chemtrails”.
Thank you for your prompt response.
Christopher Bollyn
American Free Press (European Desk)
GERMAN PARLIMENTARIAN ADMITS CHEMTRAILS PROGRAM
Even while Greenpeace Germany was issuing chemtrails denials, a former GP board member and
current German Parliamentarian expressed concern over their existence. At least “minimally”. A serving
board member of Greenpeace Germany from 1984-1990, Monika Griefahn now chairs the Committee
for Culture and Media of the Federal German Parliament. On July 8, 2004, this Parliamentarian replied
to a letter from two chemtrail activists, stating:
I am in basic agreement with your concerns. Instead of making a concerted and determined
effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions throughout the world, experiments of various kinds
are being carried out in the earth’s atmosphere in order to cure the symptoms…”
I share your concern over the use of aluminium or barium compounds which have a considerable
toxic potential. However, so far as I am aware the extent of their use is so far minimal. In any
case it would be much more sensible (in the logic of such experiments) to place compounds of
this kind not in the troposphere, but in the stratosphere, where their exit from the atmosphere
would occur far less rapidly.”