Chem Trails - Out of Control In Las Vegas

It's pretty bad here in north central Virginia.  Some of the worst I've ever seen.   Interestingly enough, in the 2 1/2 years I spent in South Florida (Ft. Lauderdale) there were rarely chemtrails.   There was one day in 2 1/2 years where it was out of control, seriously the entire sky from Ft. Lauderdale to Hollywood was completely crisscrossed in huge, prominant chemtrails.   That was it though.  There were occasionally a few lines here and there, but it wasn't a "problem", so to speak.

Here in Virginia is another story altogether.  I've already taken some photos.  Today they were out in full force.  The sky finally cleared up after almost a week of rain and wouldn't you know it, there's the chemtrails as soon as the sun comes out.    Guaranteed that every and any sunny day there's chemtrails here.  Every time, without fail.   We've been trying to figure out why here, but not Florida?    What's the difference?  One major theory that we came up with is that the terrain in Florida is flat as a board.   South Florida is no more than 10 feet above sea level.   Here?  Mountains.  Hills galore.  We're at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains and the terrain is very hilly.   If indeed chemtrails are designed for tracking / monitoring / beaming / reflecting signals at the population they'd have a hell of a hard time doing that in a mountainous hilly area.   In Florida we didn't have chemtrail issues.......instead, we had radio / microwave signal issues.   An absolute bombardment of signals coming into the apartment, to the point where we had aluminum mylar foil on our walls.   Beaming signals from the ground was easy there when everything was flat with nothing obstructing the signal.    Here, we don't have the radio / microwave signals because we have the mountains in the way ......so we get  the bombardment of chemtrails overhead.

Just a theory...

Every time it's going to rain here the chem trail planes are out in full force.  Anyone notice that?  Also the chem trail planes are always out in full force right before weekends.  It never fails.  I've also noticed that there are now 2 kinds of chem trails.  There are the blatant and obvious chem trails that go from horizon to horizon, and then there are the "stealth" chem trails.  I can still see that it's a chem trail but it dissipates quicker than a contrail, so that if you weren't paying attention it wouldn't be obvious.

I also know that ufo activity is associated with the chem trails.  I can verify this as I have seen the ufos that are out and about while the spraying is going on.  Anyone else noticed the ufos?  I ask that when you look at them spraying again just be more aware than maybe you normaly would be.  You might be surprised.

SK

Happened to see something that may have been a UFO while working night shift- the 12th  going on to the 13th.  Went outside with another co-worker about 4:15-4:30 am (13th).  This time of morning it is hard to stay awake, so one goes outside in the crisp air with a cup of "rocket fuel" coffee. 

Well, we commented how nice and clear it was while looking at the stars, when we happened to notice a stationary one all the sudden "grow" 5-6 times brighter and bigger.  REALLY bright and still.  Lasted for about 10-20 seconds, then dimmed to it's prior size, then sort of disappeared.  She said "wow, did YOU see that!?".  "Do you think there's aliens?".  Needless to say I didn't want to "go there" and responded with some glib remark about all sorts of experimental aircraft the guv has.  It did not display tyical aircraft "behavior", and was't in the usual airspace area.

Have not seen it since, however while relaying this sighting to another family member (by phone) we got cut off, like one or the other had hung up or something.  Called the same family member a few times since then and an increase in "phone noise" along with just  NOT getting through have been on the upswing.

Maybe tonight will be clear enough to haul out the telescope and "joyride".  About one time out of five will see something that defies satellite/plane activity.