posted 03-06-2002 09:06 PM            

How do you explain the photo? I've seen very similar (multiple) trails many times in Illinois, Iowa and Texas at different times of the year. I'm sure many of us have seen this in other states and countries. Also trails that spread out and descend unlike any contrails I've ever seen.

I know that what I've seen were not airshows, and they don't have the characteristics of military dogfight manuevers, (it's rare to see trails following each other in arcs/turns... I've seen the Navy's Blue Angels, AF Thunderbirds at airshows in IL, TX and CA and also military training flights at Edwards AFB and elsewhere), and they're certainly not contrails from routine airliner traffic, IMO.

None of the trails I saw were near an AFB or major airport, at least not the ones in IA and IL, (not sure about the ones I've seen in Texas... Lake Conroe/Huntsville).

* Can anyone really honestly believe these are normal contrails?

* If so, how do you explain them?

* Have any of you not seen trails like the photo on the homepage?

If you haven't seen it for yourself, I could understand why you might think it's fake.

If you have, I don't see how you could deny that they are highly unusual and not what some believe are airliner contrails. The ones I've seen were witnessed in summer, fall and winter at different times of day and night. I'm fairly sure I'll see them again in April and May too. In other words, this is not a seasonal occurrence, IMO.

What do you think?

posted 03-06-2002 10:07 PM            

All it took for me was exactly one year three months ago to look up and engage brain. What an education I've gotten since then. At least now I know they are not ALL chemtrails, not like when I first woke up...I was freaked at every plane.

Commercial air traffic doesn't create giant grids in the middle of the night in the sky, especially in the part of the county that I was in at the time. A national wildlife refuge (Archie Carr) for sea turtles. Astronomers come to avoid light polution and sky traffic at night for observations.

posted 03-06-2002 11:44 PM            

re:lemmings

I've tended to think of debunkers as 'lemmings' and ostriches (in fact I've called them that...did the 'deb' entity steal my line for her crumby website?).

Isn't it prudent...at this juncture? (to paraphrase former presidents comment) to question these chemtrails? Better safe than sorry? If they are a threat, causing illnesses... anyway, I'm singing to the preacher(?) , you know what I mean.

I see these debunkers as the lemmings. I wonder if they question anything related to covert operations and/or conspiracies?

Doubtful.