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

TRUCKERS
The only people who see almost as much national sky are long-haul truckers. In February 1991, D.
wrote… “I was going south on I55 in Missouri, when I started noticing quite a few contrails, forming X’s
in the sky but also something else. I’m a trucker, go thru this area quite often, and it’s the first time I saw
this and a whole lot of spider web type substance floating down out of the sky. I asked some other
drivers via the CB, and they were fascinated by this also. The substance clung all over my truck for
several hundred miles. Just wondered if anyone else ever noticed this stuff also. I could give exact dates
if needed via my log books.”
Another “cobweb” correspondent had his find lab-tested:
While driving back to Alaska on November 11, 1999 traveling up I-5 approximately 30 miles
north of Sacramento and continuing to Red Bluff, I saw a strange substance falling from or
floating in the sky. I noticed strings of fiber-like material of varying lengths, a few inches to many
feet long (up to 50), floating at various elevations above the highway.
After maybe 10-15 miles of seeing this and noticing some along the shoulders and on the
roadway I stopped at a rest area and saw many strings of this attached to trees, signs, and on
the lawn. I used a straw and twirled strings of it into a ball about the size of a golf ball and put in
a drink cup with lid and put in a zip lock bag.
That sample today is about half the original size. These ranged from clusters half the size of my
hand, to rope-like diameters ballpoint pen-size, down to spider web size. As I collected the
sample some of the thinner strings attacked to my arm and seemed to have a sticky, almost
suction type attachment. A burning sensation followed for about 10 minutes after pulling off of
arm, even after washing at rest area restroom. No apparent skin irritation appeared.