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Though no noise complaints have ever been received in connection with whisper-quiet chemtrails,
Lieber recommended that reports concerning unusual airplane activity be sent in writing to the Noise
Ombudsman in Washington, DC.
SPOOKING THE SPIN-MASTERS
Was this “file-a-noise-complaint” response a cover-up for clandestine flights in which airspace was being
cleared by the FAA and therefore required no flight plans to be filed?
When a Toronto chemtrail observer called the Pearson International Airport authority in the spring of ‘99,
he was startled to hear “an obvious military voice” on the phone. Pretending to be an airplane buff, the
caller excitedly asked where the air show was.
The airport authority was taken off guard. “There’s no air show today,” he stammered.
“Well,” the caller responded, “I’m watching KC-10’s and KC-135s painting low contrails over the West
end of Toronto. I’m looking at them right now.”
“Contrails!” The official was clearly taken aback, almost shouting the word “I have no information on
that!”
To the caller he actually sounded scared…before giving out the FAA number for noise control.
EARLY CHRISTMAS
Perhaps the most ludicrous official response came in March 1999 when a Michigan caller complained of
three bouts of illness suffered by him and his girlfriend after heavy chemtrail activity. An FAA
representative calmly explained the unusual aerial activity as “delayed Christmas traffic.”
THE AIR FORCE RESPONDS AGAIN AGAIN
“The air force doesn’t do anything that emits anything other than a normal contrail, which is vapor,” U.S.
Air Force spokeswoman Margaret Gidding informed the Spokesman-Review of Spokane, Washington in
November, 1999.
So was her story.
USAF CALLS CHEMTRAILS, A “HOAX”
Two years after their initial denials, an October 2001 public disinformation paper released by the United
State Air Force called chemtrails a “hoax” perpetrated by people confused over contrails. According to
this new spin: “The ‘Chemtrail’ hoax has been investigated and refuted by many established and
accredited universities, scientific organizations, and major media publications” – who were either
ordered or volunteering to avoid compromising national security.
“The Air Force is not conducting any weather modification experiments or programs and has no plans to
do so in the future,” the official statement concluded. This was an even bigger whopper, considering the
activation of weather-altering HAARP and other atmospheric experiments ongoing since the late 1940s.
[aia.lackland.af.mil]
With Project Storm Fury and Vietnam’s “Operation Popeye” under its wings, the United States Air Force
continued to be very much into weather modification – as it claimed on another official website: