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

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Using Flight Aware or another flight tracking program, determine whether or not the aircraft that<br />

you are observing are being tracked in near real time by the tracking program. If the aircraft you<br />

have observed do not show up on these tracking programs, then you must assume that they are<br />

exempt from being tracked. Only military type aircraft and some government aircraft are exempt<br />

from tracking. The tracking is not done by radar but by receiving transponder information<br />

“broadcast” by the aircraft in question.<br />

But Holmes adds any military aircraft conducting extensive maneuvers or exercises over populated<br />

civilian areas violate FAA and military flight regulations – unless the Secretary of Defense receives<br />

written permission from the Governor(s) of the affected state(s) under a limited-time “Special Use<br />

Authorization” at least 90 days prior to any such operation.<br />

He suggests checking with the National Weather Service for their “Upper Air Sounding Data” to<br />

determine the temperature and humidity values at flight altitudes. Remember that for normal contrails to<br />

form and linger, temperatures must be -70°F or lower, and humidity values must be 70% or higher at the<br />

flight altitudes of observed aircraft.<br />

ON THE MOVE FROM TAOS<br />

Santa Fe was not the only New Mexican town suffering from chemtrail fallout. On September 19, 2004,<br />

Taos resident Joan wrote describing how she and her children were traveling home from Farmington,<br />

New Mexico:<br />

The sky was clear and sunny as always in northern New Mexico. My son and daughter first<br />

noticed the X’s that followed the road going east to west. These X’s followed the Colorado - New<br />

Mexico boarder for at least 50 Miles. When we finally turned to go south, the trails followed that<br />

road and after awhile there was an end… The final X was thick on one side and it had the most<br />

unusual opalescence quality to it. It was multi colored and very almost metallic or a sparkle<br />

quality to it. When I got back home, I got out of the car and became violently ill, which seemed to<br />

come on suddenly out of nowhere. I will never forget how sick I was.<br />

My children witnessed this and we often have wondered what that was about. After that I noticed<br />

in my town of Taos there were often the same type of X’s in the sky but the odd thing was there<br />

was literally almost no air traffic over that area and no real reason for any trails to be that low in<br />

the sky. I no longer live there, and this was one factor that weighted my decision to leave. It was<br />

just too weird.<br />

“ROUTINE OPERATIONS”<br />

North American aviation officials continued to insist that nothing unusual was going on. And that<br />

precisely spaced grid patterns and perfectly intersected X’s never before seen by ground observers<br />

were “normal flight operations”.<br />

But when confronted with their own data showing the impossibility of normal contrail formation during<br />

heavy “spray days” they grew silent.<br />

Aviation authorities also failed to explain the sudden appearance of formations of grid-weaving jets over<br />

communities unused to seeing any air traffic at all. Why were so many people who have lived near<br />

airbases and airports for most of their lives – who would not normally give a contrail a second glance –<br />

stopping their cars, or hauling family members and neighbors out of their homes to point cameras and<br />

camcorders at unprecedented concentrations of jet spoor they instinctively recognized were not normal<br />

contrails?<br />

And since when does “scheduled air traffic” suddenly appear, saturating otherwise unvisited skies for<br />

weeks, only to abruptly cease – before starting up again weeks later?

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