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My government Tom cat has been spraying all over the place.
This is Michael Murphy's second geoengineering documentary. The first is "What In The World Are They Spraying?". He's coming in from the west coast to introduce this documentary. At the end, there will be a question and answer period.
The issues raised in the documentary are ignored by the mainstream media. Michael interviews people with expertise in various topics such as meteorology, agriculture, solar energy, and weather futures. That's right! There's a lot of money to be made from geoengineering programs.
For those who can't make it to Sunday's screening in Manhattan, you can watch the video for free online (YouTube) and if you purchase a copy, you're encouraged to make copies and distribute them. If you think the material is bogus, I suggest you watch the video before passing judgment.
I just watched the trailer and I see there's a connection to the white lines in the sky I saw during the summer. They didn't look like normal jet contrails which vanish after a minute or so. I also saw strange rainbows in the afternoon even though it didn't rain. We also had strange weather including tornados in New York City? I'm glad someone took the time to look into this.
You're not really a chemtrail truther, are you Crapper?
I'm planning to be there and hope to see other people from Queens in the house. Michael Murphy is flying out from California to introduce the documentary and answer questions. This issue is complex but we need to comprehend the impact it's having on our health and the planet's health as well. It is this type of gathering that we can collectively exchange thoughts and ideas on how to make others aware and to ultimately stop these poisonous chemicals from raining down on us. I hope to see you there. WBAI is helping to promote the event with on air spots and this announcement:
http://wbai.org/articles.php?headline=Screening of: Why In The World Are They Spraying?
You can find out more information by visiting www.newyorkskywatch.com and www.longislandskywatch.com. These sites contain valuable research about geoengineering programs and related topics.
Tin Hats !!
Nothing man made can control the weather.
Whatever they are spraying is part of some sort of "black ops" weapons system or aerosol inoculation.
Modern high bypass commercial passenger jet Turbine's vaporize ice crystals, 30,000 feet up in a way the old jets didn't.
All the new airplane use them.
Rainbows all sorts of effects.
It's 30 below zero up there ! On clear days these ice crystals usually evaporate as they near the warmer at lower altitudes. This usually sets the humidity
Tin Hats !!
Nothing man made can control the weather.
Whatever they are spraying is part of some sort of "black ops" weapons system or aerosol inoculation.
Modern high bypass commercial passenger jet Turbine's vaporize ice crystals, 30,000 feet up in a way the old jets didn't.
All the new airplane use them.
Rainbows all sorts of effects.
It's 30 below zero up there ! On clear days these ice crystals usually evaporate as they near the warmer at lower altitudes. This usually sets the humidity
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Yeah. And that explains the spike in aluminum, barium, and other metallic oxides in air, water and ground samples and the resulting change in the pH of the soil, specifically in Hawaii and California. I watched the YouTube video and feel that there is more to this issue and it's worth further study. So Joe, what's your field of expertise?
By the way, your comment confuses me. First you suggest that there is "spraying" of something and then you refute that by saying it is normal modern jet aircraft discharge. I don't get your point. Watch the video and then get back to us.
Yes, I will be there, thanks all of you for making this happen. The profiting of weather futures, ie droughts, floods puts this issue in perspective. You bet this technology works, no one would profit if it didn't.
There he goes again...Joe is an expert on everything!
He'd like to have us think so, that is.
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