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

Chapter 6.
ESPANOLA
In the summer of 1998 – long before anyone had heard of “chemtrails” – Ben McNenly and other
residents of Espanola began seeing unfamiliar aircraft and strange clouds in the skies over this small
Ontario, Canada community of 6,000 souls located about 30 miles above Lake Huron.
That July, McNenly sighted a pattern he called a “sheet music grid” involving five parallel plumes
running just above the northern horizon. It did not dissipate like a normal contrail.
“I was suspicious of it,” he later emailed me. Especially after he and others within a 50-mile radius
began coming down with sinus infections and flu-like symptoms at the same time. “My suspicions where
there because I had heard a show on shortwave radio speaking about the spraying in the USA,”
McNenly wrote.
Since then, he didn't see anything dramatic in the skies over Espanola until the middle of February
1999. “Then these grid patterns re-appeared in our skies - but only on weekends.”
Ben McNenly wondered if “this might be evidence of a malicious intent - simply because they were
choosing a time when most people up here are off work and outside.
On one such weekend in late February a fellow in a neigbhouring town 20 miles away with a history of
emphysema died of respiratory distress. When I have attended church lately, the service is often
drowned out by coughing. Virtually everyone I know personally has a bad cough.”