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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Chapter 3.<br />
PANDEMIC<br />
On January 7, 1999, just as I went on Art Bell’s “Coast to Coast” radio show for the first of seven shows<br />
with news of something called “chemtrails”, the Philadelphia Daily News was reporting that Emergency<br />
Room patients were overflowing into the hallways at West Jersey Hospital in Berlin, New Jersey “as a<br />
wave of respiratory illnesses swept the area.”<br />
At Northern Westchester County Hospital, "there was a 24 hour waiting period to get in."<br />
New York State hospital was so full of patients suffering with the “flu” there was a 24-hour waiting period<br />
to get in. The following day, local San Francisco TV stations reported that paramedics were being<br />
diverted to help handle swamped ERs.<br />
In Manitou, Michigan, Registered Nurse Kim Korte was driving north on M52 when she noticed "stripes"<br />
in the sky. "It appeared as if someone took white paint on their fingers and from north to south ran their<br />
fingers through the sky. These contrails were evenly spaced and covered the whole sky!" from east to<br />
west.<br />
Within 24 hours, Korte became very weak and feverish. After her boyfriend told her that "many in his<br />
family started coming down with the same complaints," the RN "started noticing a lot of my patients and<br />
their family members were coming down with these symptoms at the same time." On checking with her<br />
colleagues, the former hospital supervisor learned that other nurses and physicians were complaining<br />
“of being extremely busy with respiratory diagnoses."<br />
Two days later, a person in Portland “heard on the radio that the hospitals in Portland are jammed up<br />
with people coming in. Plus in Eugene it seems like everyone is coming down with something. And my<br />
wife and I saw some rainbow-colored clouds yesterday. We are calling them chem-clouds.” The Oregon<br />
Health Science Building, which takes overflow from hospitals, was “overloaded with people with upper<br />
respiratory problems.”