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

-- “Real jet trails are not as low as these.”
-- “I am a police officer and have been one for 15 years. I was driving to a doctor’s appointment in
Beachwood, Ohio, a suburb of Cleveland. My attention was drawn to an unusually thick contrail traveling
from the southeast to the northwest. I saw a large four-engine jet, silver in color. There was not a cloud
in the sky and no other contrails. Unusual for Cleveland weather in February – basically a beautiful day.
The plane was unusual because it was so big and lower than most jets that leave a contrail. Also it
seemed to take a very long time to travel its path. I got a good look at it at a stoplight and from what I
could make out it was silver and was reflecting the sunlight. It had four engines, two on each side and
was making two large contrails that did not dissipate.”
-- “The band in question was about 30 to 40 miles wide. I started by seeing them about three miles west
of Crawford notch, and as we got onto I 93 I counted 18 aircraft. It is incredibly strange to see so many
jet aircraft in this type of formation. It gives me the shivers because it looks like a high density bombing
run, and you know what? Maybe that’s just what it is. I checked myself this morning to see if I had
morphed into a different sex or something, but things seemed OK so far.”
-- “Our skies [in Australia] are being sprayed almost daily since April. Planes with red tanks underneath,
spraying from 7 am till 8 pm at night. People getting sick everywhere, and no one gets answers. Why?”
-- “I work out on the runway at Sea-Tac Airport and I have been observing these all summer. Quite
amazing! I have asked pilots about them just to get a reaction. What always tickles me how fast
intelligent people ‘dummy-up’ when I look up in fake amazement and say ‘wow, what are those’?”
-- “I have been in aviation for thirty years and was in the U.S. Air Force for sixteen. Never have I
observed a pattern of contrails like that one.”
Someone was stealing our skies. And sickening us, as well.
As the temperature drops and the wind begins to rise, you might smell petrochemicals. Or taste
something metallic on your tongue. Depending on your age, general health and immunity, the
congestion and dry hacking cough, fierce headache and gushing nosebleeds, suffocating asthma
attacks, stiff neck and aching joints, twitching eyelids, dizziness and inability to concentrate or remember
simple errands could begin within 24 to 48 hours.
It is not the flu. There is no fever. But the ensuing onslaught of “flu-like” symptoms is more drastic than
any illness you have ever endured. Pneumonia, heart problems, even death may follow.
And still they came.