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

A VICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE QUESTIONS CONTRAILS
On March 5, 1999, Senator Joseph Lieberman wrote to EPA head Carol
Browner regarding constituent concerns “about the possible release of
toxic chemical substances from jet contrails” and “reports of toxic spraying
over populated areas in 41 states.” In calling for a response from the EPA,
Senator Lieberman noted that “My constituents further point out recent
outbreaks of flu-like symptoms and other sicknesses in Connecticut and
other states that may possibly be linked to jet fuel exhaust fumes.”
No reply from the EPA was ever forwarded.
NEW MEXICAN STANDOFF
Sky watchers are still awaiting the outcome of New Mexico Representative
Tom Udall’s March 13, 2000 request to the House Transportation and
Infrastructure Committee to hold oversight hearings on the “chemtrails” issue.
In September 1999, John Volkerdin of the New Mexico Environmental Protection Division responded to
a letter from Alan Hutner of the Santa Fe-based Skywatchers organization. The environmental
enforcement specialist stated that after contacting the National Guard, U.S. Army, New Mexico
Agricultural Department, New Mexico Department of Military Affairs, and the Federal Aviation
Administration – “the data does not suggest that any illegal or clandestine activity is occurring.”
Another Santa Fe resident was contacted after complaining about the chemtrails: “I have finally received
responses from the Health Dept. and Attorney General here. Same o’ same o’. Just normal contrail
activity. Meanwhile, I just had some clients cancel their appointments because the whole family of six
were down with pneumonia.”
CONGRESS RESPONDS
By now, concerned citizens across the USA were
asking a host of mayors and congressional
representatives to intercede and stop chemtrails.
Among those contacted in writing were senators Ben
Nighthorse Campbell, Wayne Allard, Jesse Helms,
Edwards, McCain, Murray and Bingaman. In the House
of Representatives Jon Kyl, Charles Taylor, Tom Allen,
Bob Stump and Wayne Allard were also contacted.
“I recently wrote to my representatives from Maine,”
another constituent reported:
I received a call from Rep. Tom Allen’s’ office
telling me that they had assigned my complaint to the student intern in the office. They made a
request for info to the FAA and the EPA, both of whom wrote back saying that the chemtrails
were just normal jet contrails and that the stupid public was simply being misled by erroneous
reports on the Internet. Clearly, they are in deep, deep denial and are treating the public with
total contempt.”
THE U.S. AIR FORCE RESPONDS AGAIN
Senator John McCain contacted the U.S. Air Force. On August 3, 1999 Col. Michael Anderson of the
USAF Legislative Liaison must have forgotten about megatons of Agent Orange and more than one
million deformed children in Vietnam when he replied: “The U.S. Air Force does not conduct spraying
operations over populated areas.”