Tuesday, April 6, 2010

GeoEngineering Crimes


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  1. ZHP4/09/2010 4:06 PM

    It just doesn't stop...Good work.

    Over here in Vermont most of the bat population has been wiped out by a condition called "white-nose syndrome" which the scientists are baffled by.

    You can guess the first thing that came to my mind was that this was the result of chemtrails, but I'm quite sure the scientists studying the syndrome would not listen to my suggestion.

    Keep up the info.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdEkB7GEStM
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2LzSOxtYw4&feature=related

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  2. Porcupine4/11/2010 11:58 AM

    Totally unrelated as is a fungus. The 'cumulative impacts' of weather extremes has exaccerbated the spread, but, so far no study or indication of Climate Amelioratization Bill's Plan B (with toxic-metal incipients) been done.................Stay with the hard sciences, people!

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  3. ZHP4/13/2010 9:18 PM

    My point was not to say that the spraying absolutely causes the fungus. I'm sure everyone is aware that these nice scientists do not take into account the trails as a factor because they assume it's just contrails up there.

    I have talked to a couple of climate scientists who monitor the haze in the area and they are pleasant people but have no clue about chemtrails and were not about to adjust their outlook one iota.

    Your assumption is that there is no connection because this is a fungus and that's fine but all the factors should be taken into account and I think that it is perfectly valid to wonder out loud if this is a cause and effect situation.

    And is it simply toxic metals coming down? We just do not know.

    Part of the frustration is that information is being held back from us by all manner of important people including scientists whose purse strings are attached to those in power.

    I'm o.k. with the scientific method but part of that is asking initial questions, however slight the probability as a causative agent might be.

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