posted 07-04-2001 12:45 AM            

Yes, by all means, take a nice, long deep breath of all those wonderful, life-giving chemicals.

In fact, make certain that you expose your friends, your loved ones, your children to the beneficial porperties of these chemical trails.

Since they are of no real harm to an adequatley evolved conciosness that has been properly 'prepared' to recieve this blessing, it is safe to assume than we can all go back to our former lives and no longer concern ourselves with this initiative for disclosure.

posted 07-04-2001 01:40 AM            

Sorry to be so negative here, but the world is dying and us right along with it. I can find nothing in my heart but contemp, loathing, and hate for the responsibles.

posted 07-04-2001 03:38 AM            

You ask 'what we can do'? Right now, I think we are still in search of our millionth monkey. We need to continue to raise awareness. Increase our collective scream to the point where it is deafening. Continue talking to as many people as we can.

Not just on these boards but out in the 'real world' as well. When I start to lose hope, I either check out that amazing video from Human Underground, or the Victoria chemtrail commercial. It's good to remind ourselves just how much progress is being made. This is going to be long, hard battle, folks. It's not going to end this year. Or the next in all likelihood. It may take another five. Maybe more.

posted 07-04-2001 04:23 AM            

I agree with 99% of what you are saying. I am quite familiar with RV and can tell you that it works as an observational tool. Remote Influencing is quite another story.
Here's where I disagree; I've known plenty of people that had deep-rooted anger management problems. I've had a few problems in this regard, myself. People get chewed out by their boss and go home and scream at there kids. Kids go to school and pick on other kids. Other kids go grab a gun and start blasting away. Once you begin to understand that anger is a completely natural human emotion, and understand how best to direct it, the cylce is broken.

Here's my own personal philosophy. If somebody pushes me, I push back. Twice as hard. They learn a valuable lesson and I don't go around teeing off on people that don't deserve it. It works, for me at least.

When I look at the sky, when I hear of yet ANOTHER person coming down with CRI, I get angry. But I direct this anger towards the people who are reponsible for this outrage.

And if you're not angry, there's something wrong. You're burying that anger and when it resurfaces it's liable to become a major problem. That's been my observation, anyway.

posted 07-04-2001 10:38 AM            

Subj: See It, Imagine It - It's the Same to Your Brain
Date: 11/3/00 7:53:31 AM Pacific Standard Time

November 1 3:59 PM ET

See It, Imagine It - It's the Same to Your Brain

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Imagining something and actually seeing it are
virtually one and the same to the brain, researchers said on Wednesday.

They said the same parts of the brain light up when a person thinks of a
face or a scene as when the same person actually looks at a photograph
of the same face or place.

And, the team at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology reports, they
can tell, with 85 percent accuracy, whether a person is thinking of a
face or a place, just by looking at how his or her brain lights up.

"We use some of the same brain machinery when we actively see and when
we simply imagine," Nancy Kanwisher, associate professor of brain and
cognitive sciences at MIT, said in a statement.

Writing in the Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience, Kanwisher and Kathleen
O'Craven of the Rotman Research Institute in Toronto, Canada said they
used functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to look at the brains
of volunteers.

FMRI allows researchers to see blood flow and activity in various parts
of the brain in real time.

"These findings strengthen evidence that imagery and perception share
common processing mechanisms and demonstrate that the specific brain
regions activated during mental imagery depend on the content of the
visual image," the researchers wrote in their report.

Kanwisher and colleagues had, in previous studies, identified a part of
the brain's cortex called the parahippocampal place area, which
responded strongly to images of indoor and outdoor spaces, but not at
all to faces.

Another cortical region, called the fusiform face area, responded
strongly to images of faces.

In their latest study they concentrated on these two areas as they asked
volunteers to look at photographs of places or faces and then to later
create, with their eyes closed, a mental image of the same faces and
scenes.

The fMRI images "reveal a striking similarity between regions activated
during imagery and those activated during perception," they wrote.

Finally, the researchers checked to see if, simply by looking at the
fMRIs, they could tell whether a person was thinking of a face or a
place, and found they were correct 85 percent of the time.

posted 07-04-2001 12:49 PM            

I have done my best to notify my local media, my friends, my family. I managed to get one lousy article printed in one of Canada's biggest newspapers. The article was entitled 'A furore over chemtrails'.

You know what? The article was a joke.

Those were the days when I was angry. I just can't afford it any more.

Where I live, the situation has gone from bad to worse. Our local sky has been completely ruined.

I've realised these things:

Despite 'our' best efforts and intentions, it continues.

My three children now have 'it' in their little bodies.

My wife and I have it in our bodies.

The chem-junk is always there now. Morning, noon, and night.

The chem-smell has permeated everything. I smell it in my house. I smell it whenever I venture outdoors.

The people I have told, really don't seem to give a damn.

I'm sick most of the time, as are the many others around me.

I'm not angry anymore, because for me (and I emphasize 'me') I believe that it will continue. I believe it is bigger than we can possibly imagine. I believe it is the NWO agenda. I believe that the death process has begun. I believe we are out of time.

I'm not angry anymore, just deeply saddened. Saddened that there are people/things evil enough to do such a thing.

I've decided that I've already won. My family has already won.

posted 07-04-2001 07:27 PM            

I ask you this; would they, the signers of the Declaration, expect any less of us than what they were willing to do.
Are we so willing to give up what these men and countless thousands more have fought and died for?
Does our freedoms and way of life mean so little that we would be willing to give it up without a fight?

Would they not expect us to fight to the death, each and everyone, to stop the headlong rush to domination, the loss of our dignity as a country as a free people. The loss of our personal freedoms.
I think they would expect nothing less of us.

Now having said that, please read below and see just how much this country and freedom meant to those signers of OUR
DECLARATION OF INDEPENDANCE.
I have taken the liberty of removing this from another article.
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Have you ever wondered what happened to those men who signed the Declaration of Independence?

Five signers were captured by the British as traitors, and tortured before they died. Twelve had their homes ransacked and burned. Two lost their sons in the Revolutionary Army, another had two sons captured. Nine of the 56 fought and died from wounds or the hardships of the Revolutionary War.