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And this is spooky because I am experiencing this, and a significant percentage of chemtrail
sufferers are also reporting this unusual symptom…
Both me and my wife, my left eye has been twitching disturbingly, hard to look at something at
times, never had this or the pimple on the face symptom before. Wife’s left eye twitching in the
same area. Her lower lid almost spasms to the point of having to hold it.
BLOODY NOSES
Gushing nosebleeds are a common chemtrail symptom. In mid-January, 2000, Vicki posted this account
on her Oklahoma website:
On Monday of this week, the chemfog rolled in. I had lots of errands to do and was outside for
about 3-4 hours. I had sneezed 2 or 3 times but no big deal. About 10 minutes after I got home,
both sides of my nose started gushing blood. I don’t get nosebleeds, and this wasn’t the minor
kind. This was the posterior kind – no matter if I was leaning forward, or standing, blood was
gushing down my throat.
I would put a tissue to my nose with my left hand, and by the time I reached for another tissue
with my right hand, the tissue in my left hand was completely soaked with blood. I had to use a
towel. If you’ve ever had a bad head cold where you feel the mucous bubbling around in your
head and in your ears, this is what it felt like, only it wasn’t mucous, it was blood.
I’m not squeamish and am usually very calm when there’s an injury. But I must admit, this
freaked me out. When the bleeding finally stopped after about 20 minutes, we noticed that my
ears were bright red and they felt like they were on fire.
All day yesterday it felt like every sinus passage in my head was on fire and my eyeballs ached.
Every joint in my body was sore and I was extremely cranky. Every footfall resounded in my
head. Suffice it to say, I now believe there is something going on here more sinister than weather
modification.
In another incident in the fall of 2000, while driving to the radio station, a talk show host suddenly started
gushing blood from his nose. At the radio station, he discovered that two office workers also had
nosebleeds. So the talk jockey asked his listeners to call in with their most notorious nosebleed stories.
A listener described what happened next: “Most of the calls were, surprisingly, about people who had
nosebleeds that afternoon. Alot of them had never had one before and were wondering what could have
caused it. Some of them, including the talk show host, also had flu-like symptoms. The host usually tries
to make a joke out of everything, but he had a difficult time trying to lighten up the show on this
particular afternoon.”
As William Wallace related, after being sprayed by a low-flying Intruder-type jet while plowing a field in
Washington State: “They are spraying something deliberately. I must’ve had 15 nosebleeds last
summer. I’d blow my nose and it would bleed. And I never had that before. I’d bend over planting and it
would bleed.”
Wallace was not tested. But blood from his wife Ann was later lab-tested and found to have dangerously
low blood platelet counts. According to one medical lab: “When platelets are low, microscopic vessels
become weak and rupture easily. Patients can have spontaneous nosebleeds.”
Platelets are produced in the bone marrow by large cells called megakaryocytes. A normal platelet
count is 130,000 to 400,000. The bone marrow is capable of increasing the production of platelets up to
6 to 8-times normal, if necessary.