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“Tens of tons,” he replied.
Tens of tons of molecules?
“Much of it is still up there,” Hank went on to explain. This is because nanoparticles are so light and
small they tend bind to bind with oxygen molecules. And piggybacking on oxygen particles makes them
buoyant.
“It travels worldwide,” Hank continued. “Some of it comes down. Whatever it’s exposed to up there it
brings down here. We get exposed to it. We breathe it in, we ingest it. It accrues in the same spot every
time. And attracts more of it… “
In the liver.
And the brain.
A JAR FULL OF TROUBLE
On November 17th, 2005, Jeff Chandler collected a sample of
chemtrails fibers in Northern Highlands, California. While playing
outside with his son in the early afternoon, Chandler had noticed
very low fibrous clouds lingering in the wakes of chemtrails
spray aircraft. Soon afterwards, white fibrous material began to
land on the ground, trees, and cars.
Chandler's son collected some of the fallen the aerosol material
with a stick and sealed it in a jar. Within minutes, the remaining
fibrous aerosol material which had landed on trees and cars
began to decompose.
“Outside, it had all melted, evaporated, or just dissipated,” Jeff Chandler reported.
The EPA refused to acknowledge receipt of the sample.
“It was most disappointing to learn that there was no chance of having a chemical analysis done on the
material. Imagine my surprise to find out that the Federal Environmental Protection Agency has no
interest in dealing with samples like my son had collected,” Chandler wrote to chemtrails investigator
Clifford Carnicom.
“This is the US government agency chartered to protect citizens from hazardous chemicals in the air,
water, and land! One has to wonder why this tax-supported ‘agency representing the interests of the
people’ refuses to investigate allegations, from tax-paying citizens, that someone is spraying the skies
with chemicals detrimental to the environment we all live in. Adding insult to injury, they flatly refuse to
even examine physical samples of the alleged chemicals! Who do these people think they work for?”
After further consultation with Carnicom, Jeff Chandler decided to examine the sample himself using an
Intel QX3 digital microscope to which he had access. Five days after the aerosol fibers fell from the sky,
he opened the jar.
“I was not prepared for what happened when I popped the cap off the jar,” he emailed Carnicom. “It
seems that when we sealed the jar with the packing tape, it did build up a concentration of whatever this
material becomes when it breaks down. I was hit in the face with some sort of extremely noxious gas!
My eyes burned fiercely, and I began coughing desperately. There was a very strong metallic taste on
my tongue as well. It took several minutes to recover from this terrible bout. I worry what the long-term
effects might be, but in the short term I did not get sick or feel any incapacitation.”