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

Unlike the infamous Mengele, Ishii was spared immediate execution in exchange for delivering his
secrets to the Pentagon for further “refinement” at Fort Dietrich. Mad Cow Disease is just one disease
investigated by a special U.S. field team after Ishii isolated it among brain-eating cannibals in the New
Guinea highlands. As Dr. Len Horowitz so thoroughly documents, HIV human immune deficiency
disease was also developed at Fort Dietrich with supplemental Congressional funding approved in the
1970s.
“Add on top of that, you have something that is genetically altered,” Hank continued. Forget individual,
air-delivered doses of fatal organisms. “We’re talking about a self-replicating pathogen… the gift that
goes on giving.”
DOWN TO EARTH
The late Dr. Edward Teller’s notion was that light-refracting chemtrails would remain high in the sky for
days, even weeks, deflecting incoming sunlight and cooling a greenhouse planet. But Hank revealed
that the heavy metals being found in chemtrails “have a higher mass,” which mean they “will go straight
down, avoiding eddies and hitting the target with higher absorption” of the bio-tracers beryllium and
cesium.
“Beryllium is specifically used for only one thing, as a neutrino concentrator in the soccer ball used to
blow up a thermonuclear device,” Hank said. It’s not something that gives you a beryllium concentration
“in your backyard from the local Wal-Mart.”
In order to be turning up in chemtrail lab samples, “it had to be mined, refined, segregated from all the
other chemical elements,” he went on. “It is a traceable thing, like Iodine 13. But once it breaks down, it
will go into the human body like any other halogen and do recognizable damage.
The barium used in chemtrails to conduct radar and radio beams reflected underneath it—or to similarly
deflect electronic emissions aimed down through it from satellites and aircraft—“is considered a heavy
metal,” Hank explained. “Because it is considered reactive only with certain items, it is considered very
neutral, very stable. You can get a trivalent bond with this, which means that you have to try really hard
to break this down.”
The good news for air-breathing mammals on the ground is that once barium is bound with other
chemicals in chemtrails, “it will stay bound.”
“There is currently a barium medical shortage…” I pointed out. “This seems to correlate with California
state environmental statistics showing a sharp rise in barium concentrations since chemtrail spraying
began in earnest in late ‘98, early ‘99.”