posted 09-11-2000 11:20 PM            

Greetings, I am a new poster to the forum.

posted 09-12-2000 12:23 PM            

Dear Congress Person,

We receive so many requests from Congressional Members on this subject that we have created a form letter specifically for "Chemtrails" and this is it!

We think the idea that "Chemtrails" could exist is so utterly rediculous and unworthy of attention by intelligent people that we have asked established and accredited universities and respectable scientific organizations to spend their valuable time and money refuting...I mean researching this phenomenon...I mean hoax. That is why we can tell you with a straight face that you are dumb for having asked about it. Don't you feel foolish!

The reason that people are seeing new aircraft activity in recent years, consistent with an aerial spraying program, is that there is more civil aviation traffic... yeah... that's it. So much civil aviation traffic you can't shake a stick at it. Man that's a lot of civil aviation traffic. Did I mention that it's civil? That means not military. Not us, no sir.

Please now allow us to drone on and on about the scientific basis for contrail production, yes we know this doesn't really answer your question about "Chemtrails", but it fills up a lot of space and makes us sound smarter than you. Drone..drone..drone..zzz......

Asleep yet? ...good... You didn't really expect us to tell you the truth about "Chemtrails" did you? Are you kidding? We spent so much money on this program, keeping it secret so we don't upset the populace, you didn't really think we would just tell you, some lowly congress person? ...ha ha...that's funny! Hell, I wouldn't even tell my own mother... you don't want to know the trouble I could get in to...but I digress, ahem...

In summary there is no such thing as "Chemtrails", they are safe and happy and normal little lines in the sky. We really enjoyed sending out this form letter again, and hope that we have lulled you back into your false sense of security.

Sincerely,

Ministry of Air Force Propaganda

posted 10-17-2000 10:07 AM              

Well, put yourself in their shoes, they are public servants, it is very difficult to explain to yor employer that he has been mislead or does not understand what is fairly well understood by science, or that what they say is illogical, or that theysound wacko.
As a matter of fact, from some of the public threats i've seen over the past year or so, they might actually fear for their personal safety if what they have to say (the truth) doesn't satisfy the chemnoids.

So, in general, except for personal contacts, they seem to have avoided "press release' type statements. However, people like Clifford Carnicom have promoted use of automated spam programs so that they have been inundated with thousands of letters asking for response.

They have responded, I feel, as they should, especially the DOD, who have been accused more than anyone else.

I expect CDC and EPA will eventually follow suit. I noticed that CDC has a rumor page where they debunk the toilet spider and hepatitis in bananas, and the other plethora of internet legends,and predict they will be first. EPA, being run by a socialist can be expected to make minimal response, hey they get their paycheck either way, right?

I expect that commercial airlines that have recently been accused might have a different type of response, they may have legal staff, etc.

I have often wondered why the chemmies don't seem to have outreach efforts to doctors, meteorologists, or pilots, all of whom have relevant expertise in fields directly related to the subject. I feel the lack of concentrated effort at garnering support from those groups is due to the inner knowledge of the chemnoid belief system that puts on the back burner possible rejection by those with more specific knowledge that they are willing to seek.

In essence, they are scared to death to really put their claims up for scrutiny.

It is far easier to convince people to "get on the bandwagon", than to really prove their point, and I suppose when others are recruited, there is a feeling of "well, I must be right, if everyone else believes it too".............

and so the cycle continues, "a hoop that never ends"
it is:

"THE CIRCLE OF LIES"

posted 10-17-2000 12:11 PM            

If you've got an e-version of it, send it in and we might put it on the site somewhere. If there's only hardcopies then I guess that would answer your question...

posted 10-17-2000 02:58 PM              

In response to constituents, some congressman or senator asked them to research what was being said. The researcher that was assigned the job contacted me and asked permission to reprint my original article "Those mysterious lines in the sky" from march 1999 issue of Veritas newspaper.

I referred him to the publisher, William Cooper, who granted permission.