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Lulu
ice behaving badly
right here 2553 posts, Dec 2000
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posted 03-10-2002 09:10 AM
Deb says...The second step is to determine if the weather at flying altitudes is consistent to contrail formation. Been there done that, many times contrails aren't suppose to be forming and persisting but they DO...care to comment Dr. Minnis? Trails seen all day long persisting for hours, drifting S/E, yet I checked every altitude for RH using ADDS and no readings were above 40%, most below 30%. So therefore there is something in the atmosphere which causes trails to persit regardless of the RH readings, or they are CHEMTRAILS!!!!!!!!!! http://www.chemtrailcentral.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/000876.html "Given this DOCUMENTED history, it would seem to me that a little “paranoia” would be entirely called for as a basic survival instinct." Well put Sore Throat! Your posts are right on. Deb says again... Like good gossip, it has snowballed to the conjecture you read currently. Don't pay attention to conjecture or gossip Deb. MY GUT INSTINCT first clued me in something was seriously wtrong in the sky!!! Not Will Thomas or anyone else. Get that straight. I came here on my own accord seeking answers. It was the thick military interest in this supposed non-issue which makes me continue to believe my instinct is on the money. Thanks guys and gals! Nuff said.
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defender
TELEVISION IS MIND CONTROL

Level 64 1115 posts, Oct 2000
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posted 03-10-2002 01:09 PM
quote: Originally posted by RidesTheWind:I keep slipping back hoping things are better, but ah, they are the samme if not worse. Thermit my friend, open thy eyes! By allowing these rants to constantly decide the boards atmosphere, you have lost alot of the diehard, original posters. Anyone with half a brain would tire of this BS....Its sad, because CTC was the best.Have an entertaining time folks.
I understand your point RTW, in fact I and many others have expressed your thoughts almost verbatim. You do have a point...but I think I understand Thermits point of view now, whereas before, I didn't. Censorship by Thermit would only add to the ostrich/lemmings/'connies' mentality, imagination (and apparent belief, in some cases?) that they need to be censored because they're posts have validity. By now, most of us, members and habitual visitors know that they don't (have validity). Anyone really serious enough to look at this phenomenon and spend time at this website, will, in time (long or short) decide upon the merits of these forums (not to mention all the other aspects of the CC website), on whether or not this is something worth spending time on, worth studying. When, as a new member, I felt the way you do (and in some ways still do), after having spent considerable time here, I'm not worried about the 'debunkers'/CONtrail Artists/contrail believers/ostriches & lemmings... lions and tiger and bears! (...deep breath) effect on attitudes and opinions here. As a matter of fact, the contrail believers are no more of a threat than those fictious villains in "The Wizard of Oz". [cue for seeker, the contrail-believing, jpeg-posting 'magician'... how about a tin-man? cowardly lion?... perhaps a flying monkey? ] As I've said before, The Truth has a funny way of rising to the top, regardless of how much disinfo and misinfo are used to hide it. Even though it may be a headache at times for some of us to constantly respond to their patented strategies; * threats/identity exposure, * ridicule, * 'expert' testimony that describes routine jet contrails * dodging/ignoring pertinent issues/questions ... to try to discredit and disregard what we know is real, some of us will keep doing it as long as we have to. If some of us drop out of the forums in exasperation, anger, frustration, etc. there will always be someone to replace them, just as it seems the CONartists do. No one believes this issue is going to go away. These lame, (though sometimes more sophisticated/well-thought out) attempts to 'debunk' the CHEMtrail phenomenon have already failed, regardless of those who fight their already lost battle to suppress interest/exposure/knowledge of the subject.
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Deb
Senior Member
Plainfield, Indiana USA 163 posts, Oct 2001
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posted 03-10-2002 03:55 PM
>>"Been there done that, many times contrails aren't suppose to be forming and persisting but they DO...care to comment Dr. Minnis?Trails seen all day long persisting for hours, drifting S/E, yet I checked every altitude for RH using ADDS and no readings were above 40%, most below 30%. So therefore there is something in the atmosphere which causes trails to persit regardless of the RH readings, or they are CHEMTRAILS!!!!!!!!!! " TARGET=_blank>http://www.chemtrailcentral.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/000876.html"<< And what were the temperatures? You folks way up north will see trails at lower altitudes because it's colder. ADDS map showing white (30-50%) for RH with a cold enough temp will have contrails. A) this can be viewed anywhere within my journal and B) "The measurements are generally drier than the true value (based on research quality instruments vs operational ones). High altitude humidity was never a big factor in weather forecasts until recently. SO, people are trying come up with better operational measurement systems. When those measurements are put into a computer model to give values all over the country , it tends to reinforce the dry bias. That is why you get RH = 50% and contrails. The true value has to be greater than 100% for the contrails to persist for very long (more than a few minutes). At those cold temperatures, a small error in moisture measurement leads to a large error in RH." Like right now, I am seeing some persistent trails and ADDS is showing white (30-50%) from 28,000 - 38,000 feet (I didn't check lower) and the temp at 28,000 is deep purple (-35C - -40C degrees), while the temp at 36,000 feet is white (well below -50C degrees). Since the higher trails are spreading fast, I checked the winds at 28,000 feet, which is yellow (90-105 knots), and at 36,000 feet, the map shows mustard and orange (105-135 knots). Like you all say, "you have to look at the big picture" so I turned on FE to view the planes passing over right now. I captured them and will edit them in a little later. So note the time of this post and the time of the FE captures when they are posted. I document everything just about with date and time. 
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Deb
Senior Member
Plainfield, Indiana USA 163 posts, Oct 2001
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posted 03-10-2002 04:16 PM
Since no one posted since the above, here ya go - http://chickiedeb.topcities.com/NewBaseFebohtwo/031002FEpm.htm 
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Lulu
ice behaving badly
right here 2553 posts, Dec 2000
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posted 03-10-2002 04:34 PM
And what were the temperatures?Didn't check for temps, as at the time I didn't know I was suppose to. Thanks for info, and will check temps in future. 
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canex
Senior Member
USA 164 posts, Oct 2000
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posted 03-10-2002 09:43 PM
Dear sorethroat:I see where your wish has come true: Check out the reference link at this address. http://www-pm.larc.nasa.gov/sass.html 
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canex
Senior Member
USA 164 posts, Oct 2000
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posted 03-10-2002 10:01 PM
Throat, Maybe that was too vague, Try this link on the reference page. 2002: " Contrail frequency over the USA from surface observations ". submitted to Geophys. Res. Lett. 
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Sore Throat
Senior Member
x 736 posts, Sep 2000
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posted 03-10-2002 11:02 PM
Canex,Given all the interest in contrail frequence and occurance, how is it that we apparently all have previously overlooked this publication? Or is it that it has just now become available? No response on Teller's proposals? It will take awhile to review this new data. Thank you for the link. 
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canex
Senior Member
USA 164 posts, Oct 2000
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posted 03-11-2002 08:09 AM
I have no disdain for Dr. Teller or his proposals. But they are just that, proposals. Impractical proposals. Ridiculously expensive proposals, despite his optimism that it would only cost $1 billion/year. The number of ideas and hypotheses that are generated by any given scientist, especially one like Dr. Teller, are numerous to say the least. The number of ideas that are actually funded for testing are several orders of magnitude less than those that are written down on paper. The number that are funded for application are even fewer. Any additional suspension of aerosols would be picked up by University and foreign lidar stations that monitor loading aerosols in the stratosphere. They and researchers studying measurements from the SAGE series of instruments on various satellites have reported no indication of aerosol loadings above the background level since Mt Pinatubo's dust settled. If you want to shift the blame from contrails to perticulate spraying in the stratoisphere, then you will need to check with those people who study lidar and SAGE data. 
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hooligan
Senior Member
Seattle 76 posts, Feb 2002
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posted 03-11-2002 12:05 PM
"The estimate of contrail cloudiness cover does not include extensive cirrus cloudiness that often evolves from persistent line-shaped contrails.Some evidence suggests that this additional cirrus cloudiness might actually exceed that of line-shaped cloudiness." this can be found on page 4 of 6 of the contrail factsheet provided by canex.This seems of significant importance. We have all seen contrails form into cloudcover. Aren't we all here because of cloudcover formed by contrails? We are not here to study persistent contrails except to distinguuish them from chemtrails.Here is a description of contrails and cirrus clouds from another document. http://www.iac.ethz.ch/en/research/index.html Cirrus Clouds and Contrails Cirrus clouds exist in the upper troposphere, at altitudes between about 7 to 17 km. They can appear as wide sheets, wispy filaments, and also as subvisible cloud layers. Cirrus clouds are composed of non-spherical ice particles with particle sizes and number densities varying considerably with meteorological conditions and origin of the air in which they form. Because cirrus clouds cover up to 30% of the Earth they play an important role in atmospheric chemistry and climate. Cirrus clouds have a net heating effect on the Earth. This is because they only hardly affect the amount of incoming visible light from the sun, but efficiently absorb the outgoing infrared radiation from the Earth's surface, part of which they reemit back to the surface. Since cirrus clouds are very efficient in heating the surface, even small changes in cirrus cloud coverage may significantly alter the Earth's climate. Observations indicate that the mean global cirrus cloud occurrence frequency over the oceans has increased by several percent per decade. This increase in cirrus may be related to human activities such as air traffic. However, since the exact mechanisms of formation for cirrus clouds are still unknown it is difficult to predict how anthropogenic activities will change cloud abundances in the future.

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3T3L1
Differentiated Mouse Fibroblasts

Lubbock, Texas 1347 posts, Mar 2001
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posted 03-11-2002 01:00 PM
Canex, is anybody in the aviation industry paying attention to your research? Or is the work only in the data gathering stage?
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canex
Senior Member
USA 164 posts, Oct 2000
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posted 03-11-2002 08:38 PM
I don't know how much attention the airline industry is paying attention to contrail research, but they are paying attention. Lufthansa, Boeing and, I suppose, Airbus are seriously looking into ways to reduce contrails and exhaust emissions, but no one has had much luck yet. NASA is lookng into fuel cell engines. The Europeans have been ahead of the US in studying aircraft effects on the environment.
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ICU812
Senior Member
Edmonton, Canada 100 posts, Mar 2001
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posted 03-12-2002 12:59 AM
Sincere thanks canex for starting the interesting sorethroat thread. It is nice to have your experience (and passcard)on the board. >The Europeans have been ahead of the US in studying aircraft effects on the environment.<You would be refering to projects such as TRADEOFF & CLOUDMAP, Hilltop, Mozaic etc. Are there any theories on what is done with the data that these studies produce? Are we studying the atmosphere so we can, only better understand it? Or, is the truth that we are studying the atmosphere so we can have a better understanding on how to 'interact' with and maybe 'control' the atmosphere? Climate engineering we'll call it. Makes sense to me, why not, if we can. An "Air Force Weather Squadron(s)" search produces a LOT of "can't access" information. Are the results of studies kept secret for a logical reason? Again, not tryin' to be cocky, I just can't think of why I shouldn't also be able to see "all" the RH/PH/particulate/Temp/soot/wind/sulpherhex study results. Are you, and the Brits able to see "all" the results of "all" af/mil studies, and "programs" to better accelerate your understanding of the atmosphere? What reason would one have to keep these results secret, from the general public I mean? I'm intersted in a project called DYCOMS II. The results aren't available to the public, as I understand it. It seems I can't find data or results from a lot of the publically funded studies, or I may just be going at it the wrong way. I'm wondering if you have access to DYCOMS and the results? Is there anyway you could direct me to a website or book that may have all these study results lumped into one area. It would make sense if this was researched collectively. Your effort really is appreciated. It does appear the world population has studied the atmosphere to death. You'd think we'd have it all figured out by now and be able to do something about it. Ok, just a little facetious, makes the topic easier to swallow, between breathes. Ms. Kreidenweis has done wonderful, extensive atmospheric research with colostate. I think she may have even worked on SUCCESS with you! Spectacular list of publications on her link here. http://www.atmos.colostate.edu/dept/facmembers/kreidenw.html I can't seem to access data for some of the studies done at colostate. A password for data analysis access may help me with a better understanding of what I'm seeing. Anyway I can get a password from colostate? Can you think of a reason why I can't access the results of basic atmospheric testing? I understand the europeons are further ahead then we are. Maybe we can leap ahead of them with the fact that, >>"Prof. Kreidenweis is also interested in the analysis of satellite and lidar aerosol data, and especially in using in situ measurements to better understand and model the properties of the detected particles and their effects on the global radiation budget.<< We could use these study results, with the help of Air Force Weather Squadron, and finally get some control of this "global radiation budget" thingy. Your input is greatly appreciated in this topic. Your assistance and guidance on helping us differentiate between contrails and chemtrails has taken the study to new heights. I will, with diligence pursue any additional links you can provide us, toward a larger, uncompromised understanding. Could one man really know of "all" the potential atmospheric "programs" that are going on right now? Could he provide us the key to the lock on the information vault? Or will it be too rusty to open, because after all, it's just water vapor! If only you could get past this point, you could see for miles and miles. Your open mind and patience is to be respected though, thank you. Keep well all. From the frozen butt, drought inflicted capital of the World.

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canex
Senior Member
USA 164 posts, Oct 2000
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posted 03-12-2002 02:50 PM
The military is there to protect us from external enemies. I have to assume that they keep things secret because they do not want our enemies to easily obtain the information that they have learned. The AF does not publish much in the open literature, nor do they often share research results with civilian researchers who are not on their funding list. Who knows how much the military already knows that civilian researchers do not? On the other hand, I have found that we are ahead of them in many areas, but our missions are different, so our goals are different. It is certainly not possible for a single person to know everything that is going on in atmospheric research.However, it is certainly reasonable for an experienced person to deduce what is not going on in many cases. 
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ICU812
Senior Member
Edmonton, Canada 100 posts, Mar 2001
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posted 03-13-2002 12:59 AM
Thanks for the reply. Now let's get out there and try to determine what the good people ARE seeing sir.I shall continue the search: "Atmospheric sciences" "Atmospheric tracers" "Climate engineering" "Aluminium" "Thorium" "Air force weather squadron" "Jet turbine modifications" "Aerosols" related patents http://www.uspto.gov/patft/index.html US6,254,341 US5,003,186 US3,899,144 "SAGE III" "THESEO" "SOHO" "SEC" http://www.milinfoserv.net/BMO.htm oops that's supposed to be http://www.wmi.cban.com/index.html "atmospheric particulates" "CRPAQs" "DYCOMS II" "ozone" "carbon/dioxide" "nasa" "boeing" "GE" "global radiative budget" "the big (it used to be) blue sky" "UV" "hydrological" "drought" "ice age" "Dead" farmers almanac "flight tracking" "flight plan" Plenty "O" folk have seen something 'unusual' in their skies. Yes, more unusual than simple persistant contrails. Let's not pass them off as inexperienced and ignore their concerns. Let's find them "all" of the truth, shall we! Could we: Perform another study, right here on Thermits board? There are plenty of "chemtrail" reports on the 'reporting' thread. We'll pick a few at random, preferably with dated pictures and near weather stations that perform reasonable uppersounding data. Post archived or active uppersounding charts, related to the observations, that can be deciphered on this public forum. Compare your interpretation of the results with others on the board. We will gain from your knowledge and the results may surprise us all. Just a mid night thought, it's probably been done thousands of times before, and maybe that's why we're all still here. Onward 
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Sore Throat
Senior Member
x 736 posts, Sep 2000
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posted 03-15-2002 09:15 PM
ICU,You seemed to overlook the good Dr.'s central premise...his sweeping dismissal of ALL atmospheric sounding data because... 1. instruments used to measure humidity are unreliable. 2. balloons drift from their point of release. 3. data can be extrapolated over time. and of course the capper... contrails can form in 0% relative humidity. No data are reliable. If you see a persistent trail, it's supposed to be there. Its very presence proves the necessary physical conditions. This is absolutely obvious to anyone "skilled in the art"...an expert. And there is no chance that it is ANYTHING other than just normal jet aircraft exhaust. No, I'm afraid you'll be very disappointed if you expect any further participation from the "experts" that inhabit this board.
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canex
Senior Member
USA 164 posts, Oct 2000
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posted 03-15-2002 10:27 PM
Sorethroat, You are getting close on the first three points. The data are biased, it is a well-established fact and yes they are extrapolated and balloons take a long time to make their ascents, but you are basically James Carville or Clinton on your last statement, contrails do not form in 0% humidity. That was was never offered. If you could ever understand the problems with measuring moisture below -40C, you might be able to understand what I have been talking about. You and the gang can perform all the experiments you want, but you will never be able to prove chemtrails. The people making those heinous things, chembobs or whatever, are obviously too smart to ever let you really find out what they are doing. But good luck, I hope it keeps your mind occupied for many years to come. 
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Deb
Senior Member
Plainfield, Indiana USA 163 posts, Oct 2001
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posted 03-15-2002 10:52 PM
"Much has yet to be discovered about the mysterious phenomena, but scientists at the American Geo-physical Union estimate contrails—based on air traffic and weather data—" http://www.theaviationhub.com/contrails.pdf "Whether you're enamoured by them or just a passive participant, one thing's for sure - you'd better get used to them because they're not going away any time soon." Awesome journalism on an awesome subject. 
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Sore Throat
Senior Member
x 736 posts, Sep 2000
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posted 03-16-2002 12:39 AM
"I have no disdain for Dr. Teller or his proposals. But they are just that, proposals. Impractical proposals. Ridiculously expensive proposals, despite his optimism that it would only cost $1 billion/year." CanexAny idea what a SINGLE B-2 bomber costs CANEX? Last price tag I saw was over $2 billion. Please correct me if I'm mistaken (probably now a significant UNDER estimate). So just how much does ONE of these planes add to our "National Security". I wouldn't be the one to question Teller's computer analysis for the cost of his proposed spraying program. But let's say that even with all the sophisticated computer modeling and analysis capabilities available at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, he's managed to under estimate by a factor of two. We've now got a program that's equivalent to the cost of a single airplane. Ridiculously expensive? I wonder if the insurance companies paying claims for weather related damages would find such proposals so preposterous? Maybe what we're seeing here is just part of the typical interagency competition for government funding ... pigs at the trough. 
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Sore Throat
Senior Member
x 736 posts, Sep 2000
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posted 03-16-2002 12:45 AM
"The people making those heinous things, chembobs or whatever, are obviously too smart to ever let you really find out what they are doing. But good luck, I hope it keeps your mind occupied for many years to come."Well jeez Canex...it seems that this "ridiculous" issue has occupied a considerable portion of YOUR time for the past several years. I do want you to know that I really appreciate your 42 minute responses to my posts. 
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theseeker
One moon circles
Damnit...I'm a doctor jim 3403 posts, Jul 2000
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posted 03-16-2002 01:23 AM
Throat...you exceed even your own standards for self-preoccupation....------------------ T/S 
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FLKook
Chemspiracy Realist

East Central Florida 706 posts, Apr 2001
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posted 03-16-2002 06:44 AM
Hey Sorethroat, I don't know what T/S thinks your standards for preoccupation are but you stay at it. It's one thing to be preoccupied (is that spending 45 minutes?)by something you believe in, it's another to be preoccupied by something you don't.It's all just normal up there, go back to sleep. Take a look at my avatar, does that look normal to anybody? You want to see the full pic search gridlock (may have to separate the words) in the image data base. Some of you might want to read the 17 techniques for surpressing the truth in Other Trails, see any of that going on in this thread? Don't chemplicate life! 
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canex
Senior Member
USA 164 posts, Oct 2000
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posted 03-16-2002 08:53 AM
Sore, My only preoccupation is with contrails, not the will-o-the-wisps that are being used to discover a plot behind every bush or a chemtrail behind every cloud. Or, haven't you noticed that yet? 
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Deb
Senior Member
Plainfield, Indiana USA 163 posts, Oct 2001
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posted 03-16-2002 01:06 PM
>>"Some of you might want to read the 17 techniques for surpressing the truth in Other Trails, see any of that going on in this thread?"<<If I were using a technique, why would I use one that is so elementary that any one can do it and see for themselves? It's free - and just requires a little time and thought. http://adds.aviationweather.noaa.gov/projects/adds/flight_path/ 
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defender
TELEVISION IS MIND CONTROL

Level 64 1115 posts, Oct 2000
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posted 03-16-2002 01:52 PM
5. Call the skeptics names like "conspiracy theorist," "nutcase," "ranter," "kook," "crackpot," and, of course, "rumor monger." Be sure, too, to use heavily loaded verbs and adjectives when characterizing their charges and defending the "more reasonable" government and its defenders. You must then carefully avoid fair and open debate with any of the people you have thus maligned.
quote: Originally posted by canex: plot behind every bush
That's a good one! ... a loaded post, if ever I saw one. 
If chemtrails are a conspiracy, then it's necessary to look at other conspiracies that have taken place in recent years. You may or may not be a scientist who studies contrails, but if you aren't aware of the true existence of conspiracies, then you're neglecting a major component of the 'why' question, as to why chemtrails exist. That must be why you contrail believers never seem to have an opinion on; S&L rip-off, multiple assassinations, phony drug war, CIA involvement in narcotics trafficking etc. etc. etc. If you acknowledged any of these conspiracies or addressed them, you might have to abandon your policy of denying the likelihood of a chemtrail conspiracy. On the other hand, if you happen to agree that these conspiracies are real, it may be that you agree with the perpertators/designers of them? Could it be that you think that, even though they happened, (and are happening), then the 'government' must have a good reason for doing them, and that we shouldn't question them? It would then follow, that if chemtrails are also a conspiracy, (with this kind of mindset), it's best not to question them, for the same reason you don't question any other conspiracy.
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