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Nirvana
Joined: 01 Nov 2001
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 Thu Apr 25, 2002 7:28 pm
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I found this write-up by Dick Eastman. I’m posting to the thread to resurrect it since it’s not been touched for a year.
This concerns the information above about: How "Chemtrail" Cloud "Pushes" Weather Systems.
This theory makes sense to me. They may be trying to ‘pump’ the atmospheric current to bring air and moisture from the Pacific (on the west coast) over more parched parts of the country. The jet stream and other typical atmospheric currents may have been disrupted or stopped by global warming. This may be a desperate attempt to get them on track again. Or, for those that believe in diabolical intentions, they may be trying to screw up the weather, but I tend to believe the former. Maybe the chemtrailing is just not working that well.
Yesterday we were chemmed. Before the chemming began, there was no perceptible wind, no clouds, and relatively warm outside. After chemming, additional non-chem clouds formed, and within a couple of hours the wind was strongly blowing eastward. I suppose if the spraying were timed properly with Eastern Washington, a chain reaction of air current into the central US and Canada could be created. If you look at http://www.goes.noaa.gov/browsw.html, the jet stream often passes over the Seattle area. That’s probably why it’s so cloudy here most of the time.
Art Bell has mentioned hearing about the possible use of Tesla Technology too as part of the chemtrailing. Maybe they combine the two for a better effect.
I saw on the news last night that much of Colorado is getting the worst drought in a century. So is the East Coast.
A big area of concern may be holding together the North Atlantic current as well. That would entail slowing down any unusual ice melting off NE Canada to Greenland. I’ll bet that would be mandated by the UN and NATO due to the potential effects on Europe.
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Deborah
Joined: 30 Jul 2000
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Thu Apr 25, 2002 7:37 pm
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.....A big area of concern may be holding together the North Atlantic current as well. That would entail slowing down any unusual ice melting off NE Canada to Greenland.....
Yep.
Great post, Nirvana.
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