jessop1 wrote: » whats this? or this? or this? what about this?? or this???
TheThing! wrote: » They are contrails
jessop1 wrote: » I very strongly disagree, as do many. I wont lower myself to respond to your insults, which are quite telling of your desperation, imho.
jessop1 wrote: » the first few mins of the documentary video I posted here show clearly the difference between contrails and chemtrails - although this is blatantly evident when you look up at it actually happening. Now I am off to bed.
jessop1 wrote: » whats this?
jessop1 wrote: » or this?
jessop1 wrote: » what about this??
jessop1 wrote: » or this???
oscarBravo wrote: » Contrails. Contrails. Characteristic of a junction between air corridors, where several planes will make basically the same turn. Contrails. Looks like skywriting to me. That's definitely skywriting. The plane doing the skywriting has a red circle around it, you can't miss it.
oscarBravo wrote: » Contrails. Characteristic of a junction between air corridors, where several planes will make basically the same turn.
jessop1 wrote: » Wow I'm surprised all those planes didnt crash into each other at that junction, cos thats an awful lot of equally recent looking "contrails"! :rolleyes:
jessop1 wrote: » Normal airplan contrails do not linger and thicken in that way.
jessop1 wrote: » Also, the altitude of those "contrails" doesnt look anywhere near the 26000 feet or above at which contrails form.
jessop1 wrote: » And if they are indeed at 26000 feet or higher they must be absolutely enormous to look that big from ground level - which begs the question as to how a normal contrail from a normal sized jet egine would expand to such a size.
jessop1 wrote: » and re: the ones you call skywriting - I've seen those types of ones myself, huge X's and curves etc "written" in the sky over cities and suburbs etc for no apparant reason. Why on earth would someone be doing that??
jessop1 wrote: » You see none of those excuses come near adding up to explain away the blatantly visible evidence, never mind the huge amount of analytical evidence that have been gathered on the various aspects of chem trails.
jessop1 wrote: » But why would random x's curves and stars etc be written in the sky for no apparant reason and with no audience?
jessop1 wrote: » Also, the altitude of those "contrails" doesnt look anywhere near the 26000 feet or above at which contrails form. And if they are indeed at 26000 feet or higher they must be absolutely enormous to look that big from ground level - which begs the question as to how a normal contrail from a normal sized jet egine would expand to such a size.
jessop1 wrote: » Oh, and Gordon, what letter is this?
jessop1 wrote: » Wow I'm surprised all those planes didnt crash into each other at that junction, cos thats an awful lot of equally recent looking "contrails"!
TheThing! wrote: » Dont even try
oscarBravo wrote: » How do you judge the age of a contrail?
oscarBravo wrote: » The "visible evidence" doesn't amount to anything
jessop1 wrote: » Actually, it does.
r3nu4l wrote: » Actually it doesn't. Only scientific analysis of these 'chemtrails' will account for their chemical content and their likely toxic effects (if any). Doesn't matter how often you post on a bulletin board about them, unless you can show scientific results from a credible source then you haven't a leg to stand on.
jessop1 wrote: » and if you are genuinely deluded enough not to find our increasingly soupy skies strange or even worrying, see my signature.
jessop1 wrote: » Many such analyses have actually been done. here are just a few links:http://www.rense.com/general79/chemm.htmBarium found in chemtrails aftermath (originally posted by zarathustra)http://www.carnicom.com/ there are a number of different research analyses in the sampling and analysis section of this site
humanji wrote: » If people do believe that chemicals are constantly sparyed in the sky, why spend so much time debating the topic? Go off and discuss your favourite football team. Given the failure to do this, one could only assume such people have other motives.