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Supsected Sedona chemtrails 2002
taken by Engtovo Bhodsvatan. |
Sedona chemtrails: fact or fiction
by Carl Jackson | Sedona.biz
Sedona, AZ - At SedonaForums.com (part of Sedona.biz), one
of the most active discussion forums has been about chemtrails. Since
March 2007, the chemtrail forum has been viewed almost five thousand
times and there have been 18 posts, many linking to videos and
photos of suspected chemtrails taken over Sedona and elsewhere, and to articles about chemtrails.
Some in Sedona feel that the government is
purposefully spraying harmful metals into the sky. Here are
some quotes from the chemtrail discussion forum:
"How do we protect our bodies from these
harmful metals that we breath? I know there are lots of
herbalists out there that maybe can give some
advice...chemtrails use barium to form a cob web [in the sky]."
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Typical contrail configuration from a jet.
Photographed by Adrian
Pingstone in March 2007
and placed in the public
domain.
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"One thing I have noticed is that the chems are put down very heavily
right before a rain storm. Does that help carry the poison
down to the earth? Is that an actual plan? Today and yesterday,
Sedona had rain. Right before it started, the two days
before, "they" were laying down chems like crazy. I've
noticed this over and over and over again."
What are chemtrails? Chemtrails, or contrails as they were originally coined because they
look like the condensation trails from jet exhaust or wingtips, were
first noticed in the late 1990s as large billowy white vapor plumes
of smoke that appear too thick to be jet
exhaust. Chemtrails differ from most contrails in that they
crisscross the sky, unlike the straight line configuration of
typical contrails. Chemtrails also seem to take much longer to
dissipate in the sky than contrails, and those exposed to
chemtrails say they experienced pneumonia-like respiratory
symptoms. Some recommend taking colloidal silver to offset the
negative effects of chemtrails.
Some feel that the government is testing
biological agents on its civilian population for population
reduction. Others believe that it relates to space weaponry,
weather modification, or possibly the government's attempt to slow
global warming by spraying aluminum oxide particles into the air to
create a sunscreen.
In 2001, presidential candidate Dennis
Kucinich (D-Ohio) introduced the Space Preservation Act to the US
House of Representatives. The purpose of the bill was "To
preserve the cooperative, peaceful uses of space for the benefit of
all humankind by permanently prohibiting the basing of weapons in
space by the United States, and to require the President to take
action to adopt and implement a world treaty banning space-based
weapons." In Section 7 of the bill it defined exotic weapons
systems such as "electronic, psychotronic, or information weapons;
chemtrails; high altitude ultra low frequency weapons systems;
plasma, electromagnetic, sonic, or ultrasonic weapons; laser weapons
systems; strategic, theater, tactical, or extraterrestrial weapons;
and chemical, biological, environmental, climate, or tectonic
weapons. "
Although the bill never passed, it lent
credibility to those who believe chemtrails are real.
According to a U.S. Air Force paper regarding
contrails, however, "The "Chemtrail" hoax has been investigated
and refuted by many established and accredited universities,
scientific organizations, and major media publications." The
paper goes on to say that contrails can be long lasting and can form
many shapes as they are dispersed by...wind shear. Also, more
contrails have been seen in recent years due to the growth in the
civil aviation market.
So, are chemtrails fact or fiction?
More likely than not, what appears to be
chemtrails in Sedona's skies could simply be contrails left behind
from airplanes landing on and taking off Airport Mesa at the Sedona Airport.
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