Gee, fed-guys I was doing videos on massive chemtrailing back in 2012. But NOW you are “proposing” — in 2018 — that maybe someday chemtrails should be used and “soon”??? A limited hang-out is when, under pressure to admit a scandal, you pretend to “come clean” and reveal half the truth.
Remember when you did a super-low-altitude double chemtrail over my house in Apollo, Pennsylvania in 2013 in the form of an X or crosshairs? (Photo by Margi)
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They did this giant “X” just 90 minutes after I blogged on the subject of them “X”-ing me four years before, in 2009, back when we lived over in our previous rented house in Sarver, Pennsylvania.
This was sort of their personal message of “yeah, we read your blog, and up-yours, Nugent!”, I guess. 😉
Gee, guys, what are these streaky things all over Florida and Georgia?
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You were doing chemtrails to make the Germans more anxious and depressed (same as with Americans now) already during WWII! Watch this b-s about how they are “just contrails.”
Another limited hang-out about WWII “contrails”:
http://physicsbuzz.physicscentral.com/2011/07/did-colossal-wwii-bombing-raids-alter.html
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….Maybe we should consider chemtrailing?
https://www.livescience.com/64183-solar-dimming-air-spray-climate-change-cost.html
This is so f—g evil.
Earth keeps getting hotter. Humanity isn’t doing enough to stop it. So, scientists are increasingly musing about conducting dramatic interventions in the atmosphere to cool the planet. And new research suggests that a project of atmospheric cooling would not only be doable, but also cheap enough that a single, determined country could pull it off. That cooling wouldn’t reverse climate change. The greenhouse gases would still be there. The planet would keep warming overall, but that warming would significantly, measurably slow down.
Those are the conclusions of a paper published Nov. 23 in the journal Environmental Research Letters by a pair of researchers from Harvard and Yale universities. It’s the deepest and most current study yet of “stratospheric aerosol injection” (also known as “solar dimming” or “solar engineering”). That’s the spraying of chemicals into the atmosphere to reflect the sun’s heat back into space, mimicking the global cooling effects of large volcanic eruptions.
The researchers found that humanity could, using this method, cut our species’ annual contributions to the greenhouse effect in half at a price that states and large cities spend all the time on highways, subways and other infrastructure projects: a total of about $3.5 billion over the course of the next 15 years to develop the technology. (Most of those funds would go into building planes able to carry big tanks of aerosol spray into the stratosphere, about double the cruising altitude of a Boeing 747.) Once the tech is ready, the researchers found, the project would then cost another $2.25 billion or so each following year (assuming the effort would run for the next 15 years).
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2010 chemtrail sky at dusk over Natrona Heights, Pennsylvania
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California cartoon
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“Forget that conspiracy crap! Let’s go get them Rooskie and Iranian pussies!”
Rooskie “pussy”
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