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looookinup
Joined: 04 Mar 2001
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Stunning Particulate Crimes
 Tue Jul 10, 2001 4:02 am
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Stunning Visual, Physical Evidence of Massive Air 'Contamination'
Posted at Carnicom's Chemtrail Message Board http://pub8.ezboard.com/fchemtrailschemtrails.showMessage?topicID=4994.topic
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We are swimming in soup, fellow citizens. We are really, truly, genuinely in the soup here. No joke.
If you want stunning physical, visible evidence, get one of those new 1,000,000 candlepower rechargeable flashlights. Yes, that's right--one MILLION candlepower!--probably equivalent to 5000 watts. What a 'chem-tool' ! Truly, you'll get a LOT of bang for your buck with this one. Not only is it sturdy, fully portable, lights a building up 1/4 mile away, AND recharges from wall AC or car battery -- but it is UNDER $50! (Isn't technology wonderful?)
Called the 'Q-Beam' by Brinkmann. $49.99. Walmarts, camping section.
Charge it up fully (18 hours), then take it outside on a clear night, point it STRAIGHT UP, and...turn... it...on...
The beam instantly becomes a Jedi-warrior 'light sabre' -- it is visible from 1/2" above the bulb in a column up to at least 20 feet high. (By the way, there is no mist tonight -- some stars are showing).
The REASON the light beam IS visible quickly and appallingly becomes apparent when you look at it up v-e-r-y close. Our immediate atmosphere is more like soup than air. If you're really nearsighted, just take your glasses off. If you aren't, then get a magnifying glass or STRONG (like +3 diopter) reading glasses.
The light beam through the air seems to behave like the 'Tyndall Effect' known to colloidal silver makers, where you can judge the strength of a seemingly clear solution of colloidal silver by shining a small flashlight beam through it. The beam won't show up in plain distilled water because there is nothing to reflect off of. But after enough silver goes into ionic solution, then the beam becomes visible, because it is reflecting off of particles too tiny for the eye to see.
There is no wind, yet tiny particles are whizzing by. Millions and millions of them. Gazillions. The ones we usually can't see except high up in bright direct sunlight. The ones the planes are spraying...that make up the chemdome, and chemscum when they are up really high. But, these are right in your face.
The surprise is no longer that so many people are getting sick with asthma and respiratory problems -- the surprise is that we aren't ALL sick unto death. (What a marvel the human body is, bearing up under such outrageous assault...)
You can look up the column of light and see 'sparkles' zip by once in a while. (There are lots of bugs out there, too, of course. If you have seen the 'sparkles' in the sun, you can sort of tell the difference.)
Within the first three minutes, I even caught a 'sparkle'!! I followed one down, because you can actually CHASE them with a light like this, unlike the daytime when once they leave the direct sun, they become un-visible. I caught it on the smooth flat glass front plate of the light. It stuck. Sort of like badminton  Backlit so strongly, it looked like a whitish, semi- transparent irregular bit of plastic, like a tiny flake from a stretched out trash bag. . Flattish, about 1/3 the size of a pea.
I wasn't expecting this serendipity, and I did not have collecting tools. I quickly got tweezers and a film canister. But, in trying to move it, I lost it. RATS! But, it CAN BE DONE!! (I would use sticky scotch tape to pick it up next time, and mark on the other side of the tape just where it is, in case it dissolves. )
I also saw a 'web' coming down.
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SEE CLIFFORD CARNICOM'S PHOTOS OF THIS AT: Particulate Crimes: http://www.carnicom.com/part3.htm
For background, see article :
"What ARE These Sky 'Sparkles' and Sky 'Webs' ?!? "
http://www.rense.com/general6/spark.htm
And Clifford Carnicom's article with photos and video:
"Chemtrail Particulates Filling The Sky?": http://www.carnicom.com/particle.htm
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(If seeing this junk we are breathing is like a wake-up call, Get straight with God, on HIS terms.
Christian already? Make sure you are really 'saved'-- you might be misleading yourself. http://www.cuttingedge.org/salvation.html )
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looookinup
Joined: 04 Mar 2001
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Location: Chapel Hill, NC usa |
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Tue Jul 10, 2001 4:38 am
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PLEASE read these two EXTREMELY important articles linked below to see why this easily observable 'light column' effect could be indicating truly devastating consequences.
Then take a moment tonight, and step outside with a flashlight (any kind works - but the bigger the better! - the powerful Q-Light is incredibly dramatic and graphic) Shine it stright up, and look closely both at the beam, and at the particles whizzing through the beam.
(And, note below that the U.N. has been aware of the deadly effects of breathing fine particulates since BEFORE 1979.)
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This report, issued in 1994, is impeccably footnoted. The sources include the National Research Council, New England Journal of Medicine, American Journal of Epidemiology, Archives of Environmental Health, and the United Nations.
Below are just a FEW snips from this first report. Remember, it was written in 1994.
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"It's OFFICIAL --The Air We Breathe Can Be Killing Us..."
@ http://pub8.ezboard.com/fchemtrailschemtrails.showMessage?topicID=4995.topic
(Also 'archived' at: http://pub8.ezboard.com/fchemtrailshealthmedicalissues.showMessage?topicID=93.topic )
<<INVISIBLE KILLERS: FINE PARTICLES
Eight studies of air pollution in U.S. cities have now shown that fine particles (the invisible soot emitted by incinerators, automobiles, power plants and heating units) are presently killing about 60,000 Americans each year.[1] More than a dozen studies have, in one way or another, confirmed this relationship.
Furthermore, there appears to be no threshold, no level below which effects disappear. This means that people are being killed by air pollution levels well within existing federal standards.
To summarize bluntly, any increase in fine particles in the atmosphere kills someone. The victims remain nameless, but they have been deprived of life all the same.
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People have known for a long time that particles in the air can kill.
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The question, therefore, isn't whether airborne particles can harm humans, but rather, how much pollution causes how much damage, and, secondly, is there a threshold, an amount below which no effects are seen?
Throughout the '50s and '60s, complacent authorities assumed there was a
threshold -- some amount that was safe. However,after 1975, a revolution took place in scientific understanding of fine particles and health. In 1979, the National Research Council of the National Academy of Sciences, and the United Nations both published book-length studies of the dangers of small particles to humans. (United Nations, FINE PARTICULATE POLLUTION: Pergamon Press, NY, 1979)
Here is the current view: humans evolved in an environment where dust was made up of large particles. Humans therefore evolved means for protecting themselves against large particles. Large particles are filtered out by hairs inside the nose, mucous membranes in the throat and airways, and other mechanisms. However, modern combustion machines produce small particles which pass right by these natural protections and then enter the deep lung.
In the deep lung, air comes into contact with a person's blood stream; this is where oxygen passes into the body and carbon dioxide passes out with each breath we take.
Putting tiny particles of pollution directly in contact with the surface of the deep lung is a recipe for trouble.
Because of their origin in combustion
processes, most fine particles are coated with toxic materials -- metals like lead and mercury, or toxic organics like polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs). So fine particles provide a uniquely efficient carrier, giving dangerous toxins direct entry into the blood stream.
Armed with new knowledge, in 1987, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) established new, stricter standards for particles in the air. The 1987 standard, which governs today, is expressed in terms of small particles (also called particulate matter) that measure 10 micrometers or less in diameter. (A meter is 39 inches and a micrometer is a millionth of a meter.) These are called respirable or inhalable particles because, as we saw above, they are
small enough to get into the deep lung where they cause various kinds of damage. The shorthand way to refer to these pollutants is PM10 (meaning Particulate Matter 10 micrometers or less in diameter). Current U.S. standards saythat the ambient air (the general air we all breathe) may contain no more than 50 micrograms of PM10 particles per cubic meter of air as an annual average, and the one-day average should exceed 150 micrograms per cubic meter only one day each year. (A gram is 1/28th of an ounce and a microgram is a millionth of a gram.)
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In all, at least 8 studies have now shown that PM10 at any level kills people. It seems clear there is no threshold.
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For every increase of 100 micrograms per cubic meter of PM10 pollutants, there was a 16% increase in the death rate, and no threshold was observed.
In all cities, the increase in deaths was most notable among people older than 65 and in people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) or cardiovascular disease.
There is a remarkable consistency apparent in all these studies:
a 100 micrograms per cubic meter increase in PM10 is always accompanied by an 8% to 17% increase in the death rate. >>
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Chem11
Joined: 21 Apr 2001
Posts: 1386
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Tue Jul 10, 2001 5:08 am
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Thanks LKU. There's already been quite a bit of interest and debate regarding your findings. Catnip57 has had someone take a look at some samples of this web-like material and posted some informal information on the "Particulate Crimes" thread.
I dont know if anyone has rolled out the red carpet for you yet... if not, then welcome to the board Lookinup! |
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penumbra
Joined: 24 Apr 2001
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Tue Jul 10, 2001 12:02 pm
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Hey loookinup!!!! I will try the high-powered flashlight. Glad to see ya, I seem to have lost your e-mail address  |
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