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Chapter 2.
FALLOUT
Like many inhabitants of Sedona, Donna has observed chemtrail spraying for years, including sticky
“angel hair” which she and others found on rocks on at least one occasion. Donna became very ill
herself from the spraying and finally moved away.
Ice-crystal contrails do not rain cobwebs and “goo” over porches, power lines and police cruisers. Yet,
chemtrail cobwebs dubbed “angel hair” have been observed in Tennessee; New Jersey, Ohio,
Colorado, Washington and New York states, Oklahoma, Oregon, Illinois, California, Nevada, Arizona,
Pennsylvania, New Mexico and Quirindi, Australia – to name a few locations.
Alighting from a helicopter to effect repairs on five different rigs in the Gulf of Mexico in 1998, an oil
worker was stunned to see a “white web or angel hair type stuff,” draping each platform.
Also that year, while backpacking up in the mountains of California near Yosemite, William Wallace was
startled to see “this stuff comin’ out of the sky at 8 to 9,000 feet. High up in a forest, it was just hanging
all over, just like cobwebs falling out of the sky – long strands of it, 20 foot long, [for] hundreds of feet.”
When Wallace wadded some of the lightweight substance into a marble-size ball, “it just disintegrated
after a while.”
In November of 1998, an MD from Sedona reported that he and his wife “observed hundreds, thousands
perhaps of these filaments seemingly drifting in the wind and landing on the ground, covering all the
plants with their shiny structures. The filaments appear to be several feet long, perhaps over 10-foot and
relatively thick, like large spiders will make. We both became sick a month later coming back to
California with running noses, cough, extreme fatigue and I am still experiencing pain in my arm.
Coincidence? Maybe.”