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

Chapter 8.
BLACKOUT
Was a geoengineering project called “chemtrails” really underway? Stephen Schwartz, Senior Scientist
for the Atmospheric Sciences Division of Brookhaven National Laboratory in Upton, New York could find
no academic references. He wrote: “After fairly diligent search I am unable to find any information on
this in the atmospheric science literature. Sorry. The literature I refer to is the published refereed
literature in atmospheric science.”
But “black projects” are not published in the scientific literature. One of the most frustrating aspects of
reporting this story is that so far, all of the purported “insider” tips I have received relating to chemtrails
have been made anonymously, without corroborative documentation. The penalties for full disclosure
are just too high.
PROJECT CLOVERLEAF
Nevertheless, the declassification of Project Cloverleaf by the Office of the Inspector General in
Arlington, Virginia appeared to confirm anecdotal reports from a self-professed mechanic who claimed
that he had helped fit spray tanks into a commercial airliner – despite the Hughes paten
recommendation that highly reflecting particles simply be added to their fuel tanks used for high altitude
cruising.
A recent list of formerly classified operations includes: “Operation Cloverleaf 9810109-V and 9910395-P
closed 30 Nov 1999 and 03 Aug 2000.”
Why was Cloverleaf “closed” twice?