CHEMTRAILS%20-%20CONFIRMED%20-%202010%20by%20William%20Thomas
CHEMTRAILS%20-%20CONFIRMED%20-%202010%20by%20William%20Thomas
CHEMTRAILS%20-%20CONFIRMED%20-%202010%20by%20William%20Thomas
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Chandler continued his micrographic analysis of the aerosol fibers:<br />
The 'chemtrail' aerosol is composed of a bounding filament form, which itself contains an<br />
extensive sub-micron filament structure. No match has been made for these aerosols to any<br />
known material, to include the efforts of a highly paid forensics lab. These aerosol fibers are<br />
simply something mainstream science has not seen before. These fibers are both highly<br />
structured and complex at sub-micron to nanometer scale, to include the presence of<br />
unidentified biological forms, which appear to have both fungal and mycoplasmic characteristics.<br />
My sources within the defense complex indicate this material is a highly advanced, novel<br />
weaponized nanotechnology intended for both respiratory inhalation and atmospheric swarm<br />
intelligence.<br />
I work in the defense industry. I cannot go into too many details, but suffice to say I had the good<br />
fortune of putting the pieces together. I started this site because to raise awareness, as there is<br />
too much disinformation circulating. [dc-chemical.us; carnciom.com]<br />
“BUGS”<br />
The son of biologist Mary Leitao of Surfside Beach, South Carolina was just 2 years old when she<br />
noticed an odd sore on his lip that would not heal.<br />
"He very simply said 'bugs,' and he pointed to his lips," says Leitao of her son, Drew.<br />
The biologist once ran the electron microscope at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. She<br />
decided to take a closer look.<br />
"What I saw were bundles of fibers, balls of fibers," Leitao told KSBI TV. "There was red and blue."<br />
And they glowed under ultraviolet light.<br />
Modern medical literature made no mention of these strange fibers and accompanying symptoms. But<br />
Mary Leitao discovered a 16th-century reference to a strange disease with "harsh hairs" called<br />
Morgellons.