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silentNOmore
Senior Member
bay area
41 posts, Aug 2002
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posted 09-04-2002 10:24 PM
  
The sky in the SF Bay Area was different today. The thick ground cover was thinner and strange clouds higher up. I can only describe the clouds as looking like shreaded cotton and so dense zero sun light could be seen through them. You could see the sun shine very intensly around the edges. From the time the sun came up there was no hint of any color other than this intense white. It was blinding! It was a strugle just looking in it's general direction, even wearing shades. Question for solsystem and EMfx13 did you two notice the change? Man I got so much to say and so many ?'s but my unskilled typing abilities it's, well lets just say there's only so many hours in a day. In short there is something building, strange goings on. I feel it would be healthy to share exsperiences, more so with folks that are in the same bad air. Do either of you hook up with any other believers or are you in my boat, where everyone you know (freinds and family) is sound asleep, and at the stage of avoiding you because they think you've gone completely insane. Curious, silentNOmore PS, anyone have any old photos of the Bay Area with sky shots, you know the way the sky used to look like. Sadly most sleepers think it was always like this. Do you remember when you could see across the bay? Nobody else does. 
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emfx13
Moderator
Hayward Ca.U.S.A.
801 posts, May 2002
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posted 09-05-2002 02:43 PM
Yea i have noticed the change in bay area sky,the sun reflecting off the cloud's is blinding.I hook up with a couple of freind's that talk about Chemtrail activity,my neighbor and i talk everyday.If you ever want to chat or hook up E-mail me and i'll give you my phone#,i'm cool with that "i don't belive in hideing my identity behind a screen name/user name anyway"......Eddie{EMFX13}
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silentNOmore
Senior Member
bay area
41 posts, Aug 2002
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posted 09-06-2002 12:41 AM
How about that blue sky?!! I can't remember the last time I saw a normal blue sky in the Bay Area. I bought some new shades today. Other than a few of those cotton candy looking clouds dripping (sky fall) I was seeing chards of light shining diagonaly from the clouds to the ground, with what looked like darkish thin particulate mist hanging also from the clouds to the ground. Couldn't tell if the mist was leftover or something new.It did seem to reach higher than the usual ground haze we've had for so long. But the light (kinda like beams) were noticable if you were looking for them without my new shades but with them on they were very brilant, pretty cool looking. I wasn't able to calculate the suns position relative to the light reflection, as I was driving and coming up fast on one of those poor soles mindlessly going down the freeway, foot on brake, 40mph with a cell phone stuck to their head. That's a whole other topic, think that might be a good thread to start for the others board.
I truely did enjoy that blue sky though.
Stay cool, silentNOmore
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Khephra Sol
Senior Member
70 posts, Sep 2002
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posted 09-08-2002 07:19 PM
Most of the phenomena described over the Bay area are DOR contamination indicators. The orgone envelope in that region is dead and there is no natural orgonotic pulsation occuring so the area feels dead and there is a glare everywhere cause by the white DOR haze lying close to the ground. Try operating a draw bucket and see if you can make a dent in the DOR buildup. The Denver area responds very quickly to this sort of thing and heat waves can even be broken here with a simple draw bucket. I'm not sure how the sensitive the weather patterns in the Bay area are, so it might only influence the local area to some minor degree. Interesting affects in the immediate vicinity of the draw bucket can be studied. The draw bucket seems to act like a scapegoat for DOR in that it attracts it and destroys it using water.
http://www.orgonelab.org/
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