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In addition, “a lot of people here in town are complaining of short term memory loss. She can’t
remember where she parked her car – it’s become a running joke.”
Each aerial drop was followed by a bout of diarrhea “I am convinced it’s a carrier and not cloud-seeding
at all,” Ben McNenly said.
Using sterile containers, he collected rain falling through the mystery plumes – and sent it to a nearby
lab for analysis.
The head of the lab was surprised by the high number of bacteria in McNenly’s sample. Most likely
these airborne organisms had been carried to earth by the particulate fallout. Quartz dominated the
rainfall samples, along with mica. While there was no local source for these minerals, they are known to
be used in weather modification experiments.
The commercial lab also identified large and hazardous amounts of aluminum oxide in the rainwater
falling through chemtrails over Espanola at seven-times government-permissible safe levels.
Concerned residents finally forced the provincial environment ministry to conduct air sample tests. But
when government officials refused to release their findings at a raucous public meeting in August, a near
riot broke out. Canada’s government-run CBC News picked up the story:
ONTARIO TOWN WORRIED ABOUT U.S. MILITARY FLIGHTS
Espanola, Ontario - Residents of a small town west of Sudbury, Ontario are anxious. They think
they're getting sick, and they think they know why.
It involves the U.S. military, the government and strange planes overhead.
Tempers at the Espanola town council run high. Residents want to know what's flying over their
community.
Shelly Jordan thinks strange planes might be making her kids sick. "I was concerned to see if
this had anything to do with it, because I've heard of other things that are going on with children.
I'm just wondering what the ratio is? If my daughter is one in 60,000 with her condition? All these
other things that are happening to kids in this little area. If there are more I'd like to hear from
them."
In fact, many in the community have reported respiratory problems and strange aches and pains.
Town council heard that some believe military jets are dropping material over the town as part of
a weather experiment. It isn't just a couple of people who think that. More than two 200 have
signed a petition. Ben McNenly has seen the planes and he thinks they're American KC-135s.
[CBC Newsworld Aug 29/99]
Just two months before, government opposition defense critic Gordon Earle had come close to putting
this question before the House – but backed down after visiting the “contrail connection” website and
seeing links to UFOs.
Following the August community meeting, and press coverage across Canada, public pressure
persuaded this Member of Parliament to go on record with a local petition demanding answers from the
Canadian government.
“As you know, our petition has finally been tabled in Ottawa – which means the clock is now ticking,”
Ben McNenly wrote me. “The government must make a statement on the record within 30 days.”