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

Just as the slowly increasing pressure of a finger eventually flips a switch and turns on a light, the slow
effects of drifting continents or wobbling orbits or changing atmospheric composition may “switch” the
climate to a new state. The alarming NAS intro continues: “Available evidence suggests that abrupt
climate changes are not only possible but likely in the future, potentially with large impacts on
ecosystems and societies.”
In 1998, the year the father of the H-bomb began calling for a sunscreen to be placed over the planet (or
at least over the countries that could afford it), scientist Jay Michaelson called for a geoengineering
effort commensurate with the Manhattan Project that spawned the first U.S. atom bombs ever dropped
on cities. [Stanford Environmental Law Journal Jan/98]
“A periodic program of distributing particulate matter in the atmosphere can be cheaper than simply
conserving fossil fuels," Michaelson enthused. It’s cheap, quick and doesn’t call for anyone to change
their habits.
“Geoengineering is less contentious than regulation and avoids any form of behavior modification.
Geoengineering, in contrast to regulation, leaves powerful actors and their interests relatively intact.”
But not the paper-thin atmosphere overlaying a tiny space colony surrounded by the cold, irradiated
vacuum of deep space.
TINKERING WITH A WOUNDED PLANET
Another corroborating clue came in late summer 2000, when this reporter was handed a leaked draft
document prepared by the International Panel on Climate Change. As the BBC put it, the IPCC
“represents the best consensus the world’s leading climatologists have been able to achieve.”
Governments listen when IPCC projections call for atmospheric heating from a disastrous 3°F – to a
catastrophic 7-8°F by the year 2100. Vostock ice core sampling shows the present levels of heattrapping
atmospheric CO2 to be the highest and hottest in the last 220,000 years! Since the 17 th century,
methane – an even more powerful greenhouse gas – is up 150%.
The Inuit of the far north do not need oil company scientist-prostitutes to “debate” global warming. They
are too busy trying to find words in their 12,000-year-old language for the robins and mosquitoes
appearing there. They will also soon need a new way of life as the ice no longer supports their hunters’
snowmobiles.
In winter!