posted 02-22-2002 07:59 PM
Wednesday 20th Feb. I looked out from my balcony and was so overwhelmed by the beauty of the sky that day..... THEN just after I had said to myself "Now that looks like the skies I remembered". Pure blue skies and big puffy cumulus they began to spray. The crazy thing about it was this. The sky was pure blue (I could see the Sea of Tranquility on the moon with my naked eyes) The clouds were big individual cumulus and there bottoms were filled with moisture. It was beautiful. Then I saw the first trail come down from the North East. (Oregon coastline) I am in Northern California. After only 45 mins to an hour, 5 air craft had disperesed all the cumulus. It looked like if you can imagine the bubbles and suds in a bubble bath having salt sprinkled on it. The clouds in front of my very eyes were being dissolved. I saw it. A full sky of cumulus gone. I then drove to a clear advantage point and could see this HUGE and I mean HUGE white mass slowly descending from the North East. The same place the Chem Planes came from. Two hours I watched this. The sky the horizon all became a thick white blanket. So thick that I could no longer see the mountain in my back yard (3 miles away) It simply disappeared. So I guess this ties in with the water theory. I saw them dissolve the clouds in front of me. I'm sure if I could have heard them they would have just sounded like the suds in my tub. I would like to talk in person with the Senior senior members. Fully educated on this matter. I have things I don't want to post, and things better explained than typed. Paranoid me? Nah...*8)
posted 02-22-2002 08:50 PM
If you write your congressman or senator, expect to receive a letter from them with a copy of the standard Air Force letter stating there is no spraying program going on and what you see are normal contrails. A lot of us have already gone that route. Doesn't hurt to try, though. If we keep at it maybe we will eventually get some more information. Don't think I'll hold my breath though. Luck to ya! Scanner