Re: The Chemtrail Debate
i keep forgetting to say this on this thread. but i once ran across an interview with a guy who was hired by an outside airplane maintenance firm of some sort, to fix the pneumatic hose system deep in the belly of a few commercial jets, that had been contracted by the military. he was civilian, and an expert in such.
after crawling inside and following hoses after awhile, he saw a few strange looking tanks that were what he thot to be military issue, but this was for a regular big airline. he fixed the system and saw how this "system" was designed. these tanks and the system were cleverly rigged to emit spray streams somehow when a routine plane function was triggered, which allowed these tanks to then do their thing. he was amazed to see how neat this was and it worked. these tanks let off their contents when the waste system ran, or something like that. ppl who would not be familiar with such would never have figured it out.
so somehow he researched it further, after finishing the job. found that the contents of the tanks contained a bunch of difft stuff, get this though---lots of RED BLOOD CELLS, leukocytes (white blood cells), plasma, some feces, particles of, with some regular e-coli bacteria, some listeria, some virus particles, etc. were found to be included. all in a soup of well, crap i guess u could say was in there. fine sprays of red blood cells?! thats what got to me. red blood and white blood cells. and the kinds of bacteria. what a mess. what could that mean? he was bowled over. freaked him out. Disinfo? who knows, but that really got to me. coming from the biological angle, where i always go. and the base of it was antifreeze. that was the base syrup to contain the miasma of 'crap'... fascinating and very very scary. whats the deal with that? i wish i could find that, but it was a few years ago since reading it. of course, he said he contacted a military expert guy, and discussed it, and was warned he'd never work again if he went public or went 'further' with it...the usual.
