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

UNFRIENDLY SKIES
Could commercial planes be spreading chemtrails? While obviously not involved in back-and-forth
gridding, with more than five million flights crisscrossing the planet every year, the sheer volume and air
mileage flown by daily-scheduled point A to B commercial flights offers convenient opportunities to
augment the task of the tankers.
Easily identified MD-80s alone currently log 4,800 daily
flights. Co-produced with artist Paul Grignon, a disturbing
clip in our video documentary “Chemtrails: Mystery Lines In
The Sky” clearly shows this MD-80 jetliner laying a thick
white plume beneath two equally prominent and persistent
chemtrails.
The phenomenon observed above dozens of nations fit the
patents, studies, proposals and computer models calling for
a “sunscreen”.
TELLER’S LAST BIG IDEA
When Dr. Edward Teller stood to address an International
Seminar On Planetary Emergencies in 1998, the Earth’s
lowest temperatures had just been found by worldwide
NOAA observatories to be heating up more than 2
degrees Fahrenheit per century. Frightening forecasts
called for even more rapid heating over the coming
decades.
Bellwether Antarctica was warming 10-times faster than
this global rate. Adele and Chinstrap penguin colonies
were going extinct on the Antarctica Peninsula, where
stunned scientists clad in windbreakers strolled in
unprecedented rain showers marveling at a first-time
profusion of wildflowers.
While corporate-controlled media scoffed at the inevitable
outcome from trapping more solar heat in Earth’s enclosed
greenhouse, top scientific advisers to governments from
Tuvalu to Washington were close to panic. Just the year before, while the father of the H-bomb was
busy co-authoring a quick techno fix to reduce global warming without reducing greenhouse gas
emissions, our space colony was hurriedly heating up.
Even as malarial mosquitoes invaded the continental United States and tropical Dengue fever spread as
far north as South Carolina, melting Arctic tundra threatened to burp megatons of heat-trapping
methane gas into an already overheating atmosphere. Canada’s northern boreal forests were sweating
out a warming trend that threatened to add their dying mass of carbon to the greenhouse, as well.
The vast, interconnected world ocean was also heating up, altering weather-moderating currents,
changing pelagic patterns of food fish and other sea life, and triggering massive storms. As Teller
described his sunscreen solution, the strongest El Nino ever recorded was seeing tropical marlin and
mahi-mahi caught off the coast of Washington state. Swordfish were beaching in Scotland, and torrential
rains had resulted in “once-in-a-millennium” flooding in Germany.
The year before, similar “Superstorms”, droughts and floods killed 50,000 people. Also in 1997, the first
“Category 6” hurricane ever recorded packed sustained winds of 200 mph.