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To begin with, the founder, Mark Steadham, believed that chemtrails are for immunization against a biological attack. Don't believe me? Check the poll about what chemtrails are for.

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He got the idea from a psychic phone line operator named Michele Mayama(MC&VISA accepted).

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About three years into the hoax, Thermit realized he was dead wrong, and dropped out.

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Why continue on with CTC, then?

Follow the money trail, old buddy. The answer is that Steadham garners tens of thousands in 'click-through' revenue each year by the links at the bottom of each CTCpage for something called the X Network.

Ask yourselves why you were never told about the whole "X network" business that Thermit created as a cash cow once he realized chemtrails were nothing more than contrails..

Ask yourself why he dropped out only to create a money-grubbing scheme no one wants to talk about.

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Ask yourself why Thermit's homepage is "seoma.net" and not CTC.

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Ask yourselves why Thermit keeps himself so busy selling advertising, yet expends absolutely NO energy on the subject he once believed in.

Or better yet, ask to see the books, find out exactly how much moola is involved, who is into the profit sharing end of things.

You might be surprised to find out!

Follow the real money trail behind the chemtrails hoax.

Time to wise up, people.
Stop being sheople.

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And last of all, remember who told you about all this.
Jay

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Originally posted by Insurrectionchemistry
It also sounds like some might be getting payola with free drugs.

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Originally posted by Swamp Gas
To Reynolds and Phelps.....The new ABbott and Costello of Sociological rejects.

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Each episode of the series began with the team leader (Daniel Briggs for the first season, then Jim Phelps from 1967 until the finalé) receiving a secret, pre-recorded message containing his mission. This sequence became famous (and often imitated and parodied) as every message would then "self-destruct," leaving no evidence (supposedly) of the actual existence of the mission. This sequence was often filmed on the Paramount back lot. Jim Phelps would then choose his teammates for the mission from a group of candidates' photographs and bios (except for occasional guest stars and cast changes, he always chose the same team), and they would prepare an elaborate plan to conduct their mission and defeat the bad guy of the week. This ritual remained virtually unchanged through the show's run, although the self-destructing tape recorder would not become the usual vessel for receiving orders until later in the series. In early episodes, Briggs/Phelps would receive orders on everything from phonograph records to slide-tape projectors. The 1980s series used miniature compact discs almost exclusively. Later seasons dropped the team selection process as redundant. Peter Graves, (who played the role of Jim Phelps) once said the entire seasons' worth of "tape scenes" were usually filmed all at once prior to production of the rest of the episodes, and that he never knew which tape scene would appear with which episode until broadcast.

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Originally posted by Louis Aubuchont
Personally, I believe that Reynolds is still a DOD subcontractor / AGENT, doing the Governments dirty work in attacking and vilifying anyone who writes seriously about the global spraying issue, maybe he gets a big farm subsidy like a bone to the dog for his loyalty to his master[s].

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Originally posted by Insurrectionchemistry
It also sounds like some might be getting payola with free drugs.

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Originally posted by Swamp Gas
Excuse me while I get ready for the Virtual Naked Pagan Festival and Sacrament Burning being started at Dante Thermit's Cyber House of Pleasure and Pain!

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