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Swamp Gas
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bigbunny,
All the links are dead.
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CDsNuTz
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Tue Jul 19, 2005 1:52 am
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They were there, i saw them yesterday.  |
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soulcore
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Tue Jul 19, 2005 3:42 pm
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CDznutz - do you happen to have a cache of these images? i'd really liek to see them, se eif they match some of the crap i've ssen in DFW lately.
Bigbunny - any luck finding then again?
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Dan Rockwell
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Tue Jul 19, 2005 7:02 pm
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I saw the images yesterday too. Im trying to track them down but no luck yet. 
7/11 is the earliest date that I can find for the images and there doesn't appear to be an archive that I can access. 
http://www.atmos.washington.edu/images/vis/ |
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CDsNuTz
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Wed Jul 20, 2005 12:59 am
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Nope, Sorry man i dont.I clear my cache on a regular basis. |
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bigbunny
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Wed Jul 20, 2005 3:33 pm
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I've looked through THEIR archives and they've disappeared. However I have this bad habit of anything that isn't nailed down gets downloaded. Ergo I have the pix. Any suggestions as to where I can put them? (Be nice.)
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Swamp Gas
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Wed Jul 20, 2005 3:52 pm
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quote:
Originally posted by bigbunny
I've looked through THEIR archives and they've disappeared. However I have this bad habit of anything that isn't nailed down gets downloaded. Ergo I have the pix. Any suggestions as to where I can put them? (Be nice.)
Do you have a web site? If not, try this and follow the instructions. The pics will go to the CTC library
http://www.chemtrailcentral.com/cgi-bin/db-aed.cgi?img-add2
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bigbunny
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Sat Jul 23, 2005 3:50 am
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I've managed to upload a cropped version of the first image to the CTC library. However with the other images I've created an animation of cropped images so as put the question in perspective. Problem is the animation is 1.6M which is a tad big for the Library. If anyone is interested in the animation please email me at defencelaw@ihug.com.au
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bigbunny
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Sun Aug 07, 2005 7:25 am
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Why am I posting the following in this thread? Because if the scientists had been paying attention instead of contemplating their respective navels under the yum-yum tree they would have noticed the prolific CT activity over the very part of the Pacific that they are concerned with:
Mysterious Changes Hit Pacific Coast
'The Bottom Has Fallen Out Of The Coastal Food Chain'
The Globe and Mail
8-2-5
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Marine biologists are seeing mysterious and disturbing things along the Pacific Coast this year: higher water temperatures, plummeting catches of fish, lots of dead birds on the beaches, and perhaps most worrisome, very little plankton -- the tiny organisms that are a vital link in the ocean food chain.
Is this just one freak year? Or is this global warming?
Very few scientists are willing to blame global warming, the theory that carbon dioxide and other manmade emissions are trapping heat in the Earth's atmosphere and causing a worldwide rise in temperatures. Yet few are willing to rule it out.
"There are strange things happening, but we don't really understand how all the pieces fit together," said Jane Lubchenco, a zoologist and climate change expert at Oregon State University. "It's hard to say whether any single event is just an anomaly or a real indication of something serious happening."
Scientists say things could very well swing back to normal next year. But if the phenomenon proves to be long-lasting, the consequences could be serious for birds, fish and other wildlife.
This much is known: From California to British Columbia, unusual weather patterns have disrupted the marine ecosystem.
Normally, in the spring and summer, winds blow south along the Pacific Coast and push warmer surface waters away from shore. That allows colder, nutrient-rich water to well up from the bottom of the sea and feed microscopic plants called phytoplankton.
Phytoplankton are then eaten by zooplankton, tiny marine animals that include shrimp-like crustaceans called krill. Zooplankton, in turn, are eaten by seabirds and by fish and marine mammals ranging from sardines to whales.
But this year, the winds have been unusually weak, failing to generate much upwelling and reducing the amount of phytoplankton.
Off Oregon, for example, the waters near the shore are 5 to 7 degrees warmer than normal and have yielded about one-fourth the usual amount of phytoplankton, said Bill Peterson, an oceanographer with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in Newport, Ore.
"The bottom has fallen out of the coastal food chain, and there's just not enough food out there," said Julia Parrish, a seabird ecologist at the University of Washington in Seattle.
Seabirds are clearly distressed. On the Farallon Islands west of San Francisco, researchers this spring noted a steep decrease in nesting cormorants and a 90 per cent drop in Cassin's auklets -- the worst in more than 35 years of monitoring.
On Washington state's Tatoosh Island, common murres -- a species so sensitive to disruptions that scientists consider it a harbinger of ecological change -- started breeding nearly a month late. It was the longest delay in 15 years of monitoring.
Researchers have also reported a sharp increase in dead birds washing up in California, Oregon and Washington.
Along Monterey Bay in Central California, there are four times the usual number of dead seabirds, said Hannah Nevins, a scientist at Moss Landing Marine Laboratories.
"Basically, they're not finding enough food, and they use up the energy that's stored in their muscles, liver and body fat," Dr. Nevins said.
Fish appear to be feeling the effects, too. NOAA found a 20 per cent to 30 per cent drop in juvenile salmon off the coasts of Oregon, Washington and British Columbia in June and July, compared with the average over the previous six years.
And researchers counted the lowest number of juvenile rockfish in more than 20 years of monitoring in Central and Northern California. Fewer than 100 were caught between San Luis Obispo and Fort Bragg this year, compared with several thousand last year.
Scientists have seen some of these strange happenings before during El Nino years, when higher water surface temperatures in the equatorial Pacific alter weather patterns worldwide. But the West Coast has not had El Nino conditions this year.
As for the possibility that this is being caused by global warming, scientists are not so sure, since climate change is believed to be a gradual process, and what is happening this year is relatively sudden.
But "if we did see this next year, the notion that global warming plays a role in this carries more weight," said Nathan Mantua, a climate expert at the University of Washington in Seattle.
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bigbunny
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Sat Dec 10, 2005 3:45 pm
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I often wonder about the insanity known as Chemtrails. A recent article about the effects of an EMP produced by a nuclear fission event over the North American continent has started me thinking:
http://www.worldtribune.com/worldtribune/05/front2453711.9284722223.html
If you believe that CTs are designed to facilitate military communications and exotic weapons (which clearly exist) then wouldn't these CTs magnify the effects of an EMP?
In the alternative would the CTs cause a wider global catastrophe? How could this be - the answer is quite simple really. For all the CTs that seem to disappear the question you must ask yourself is: 'where does the sprayed material go?' The popular consensus seems to be that most if not returns to earth eventually. However I don't think that is true. The spraying seen today seems to be designed to supplement the existing supply in the atmosphere. The reason that this may be difficult to grasp is that air seems to be such an innocuous substance which surrounds us all the time whatever we do - it is a part of our existence which we take for granted. The best analogy I can think of is a freshwater swimming pool - when fresh water is first added a chlorine treatment is also added. Initially the chlorine is noticed but over the ensuing weeks as further top up treatments are added there is no discernible change to the water although there has been a dissipation of the chlorine during the same ensuing interval.
I am convinced that there has been a significant new layer added to the atmosphere which is partly responsible for the global warming phenomenon. We have seen recently that global reflectivity has increased dramatically which I believe supports the notion of a new atmospheric layer. From my observations the acceleration of global warming is most likely caused by the creation of this new layer.
Further another aspect to be considered is that the weather warfare currently being conducted around the globe as well as the curious earthquakes in Pakistan (adjacent nuclear facilities) and southern Iran. These events seem to point to exploitation of HAARP-like phenomena on a planetary scale from a limited number of sites.
If I am right then the EMP phenomenon (the effects of which have been known for at least 50 years and embodied in weapons such as the neutron bomb and EMP weapons held by the US and Russia) has the potential to send us all back to the Stone-Age in the blink of an eye or two.
As is usual with human nature there are some who like to play the 'blame game'. So who is responsible for this mess - last time I suggested an answer to this question I had certain life threatening events directly thereafter - it is not the governments of the day so don't blame the politicians. The governments may be facilitating the spraying but behind them there appears to be a multinational corporation which is calling the shots. I haven't been able to get any closer as yet - maybe in time.
I wonder what they'll write on my epitaph.
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