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

Another morning in late March, observers in Spokane counted 33 chemtrails in a two and half hour
period. “We have a police scanner, and we are hearing so many rescue calls for people with breathing
difficulties.”
In Everett, Washington about the same time:
I’ve been noticing the chemtrails for a while now. My 8-year old daughter has been sick this
week with a bad upper respiratory infection and her asthma has flared up. My 18-year old son
came home sick about three weeks ago with fever, bronchitis and incredible dizziness. Took him
to the doctor a couple of days later and all the staff were out very sick with the same thing.
One of the office girls fell over from dizziness at the office, nearly hitting her head on the filing
cabinet! They had to drive her home because she was too sick to drive. They had to hire outside
temporary help just to run the office! They were extremely busy with patients coming in all week
very sick with the same symptoms.
Same thing with my son. His girlfriend had to drive him home because he was too dizzy and sick.
Also – and this really scares me – one of my son’s friend’s sister who is about 22-years old
showed up at her parent’s house sprawled out on their couch very sick with 104 fever. The next
day she had open sores all inside her mouth with bleeding gums! What awful things are they
spraying on us and why?
In Chandler, Arizona that spring, one resident reports that after heavy chemtrail activity, “the doctor’s
offices and hospitals were totally packed the next week and one of the nurses I spoke to said they didn’t
know what was wrong with everyone.” In Norfolk, Virginia, “schools were closed and everyone was
sick.”
Dr. Robert Saken, a partner in the Soho Pediatrics Group, told the same newspaper, "It was surprising
to me how sick they got and how quickly it happened."
Montefiore Hospital’s Director of Virology could not explain the sudden epidemic of fatal respiratory
cases. It was, Dr. Ilya Spigland, told the New York Times, "very possible that the increase in respiratory
infections may not be due to the flu."
That same day in Lake Havasu, California, headlines in Today's News Herald announced: "Victims
Curse Unnamed Bug, But Can't Call It The 'Flu'." MD Mary Lou Callername told the Herald that a
nameless virus was bringing at least 10 patients a day into her office – and driving some into the
hospital. “But laboratory tests show only a few are suffering from Type A or other identifiable strains of
influenza," she said.
The previous weekend, after San Francisco residents Curtis Schumann noticed "sky grids in the
making" and Melanie Zucker watched nine contrails woven over Berkeley, local TV stations reported
Bay area emergency rooms also inundated with flu-like cases.
A Seattle resident reported: "I've lived here for 26 years never seeing this number of contrails at once."
But the sky trails were not condensation trails. Pneumonia patient Lowell Barger told ENS that in the
hospital where he was admitted in late January, "their respiratory ward was overflowing with people, and
they were having to put respiratory patients in other wards." At that time, a resident of Spokane listening
to a police radio scanner reported hearing "many rescue calls for people with breathing difficulties."
In Palmyra, New Jersey shortly after Lucrecia Moon watched unusual lingering contrails from a
McDonald's, a nurse reported "many people ill."
In Las Vegas, Nevada, TV news coverage told of area hospitals being filled with people experiencing
breathing problems.