Anti-Neocons Forum

The chemtrail story has been disturbing me for some time. I heard about it a a couple of years ago but didn't give it too much attention. After meeting the webmaster of a major chemtrail proponent I gave it a little more attention and watched the carnicom.com documentary the other night. Download at http://this-must-stop.com/documentary.htm
And then I sore some quite unusual trails in the sky over London just a coulple of days ago. Do you think chemtrails is "just a a hoax"?

Hmm, these chemtrails are a trip once you hear the stories on them. ever since I found out about these I try taking pics of them especially when they look very unusual. Its funny that these things pop out the day after it rains. I took these in downtown L.A. after 2 days of rain.

There are many kinds of clouds, and therefore many kinds of contrails. Atmospheric conditions and fuel additives or contaminants often make the difference.

There may have been some instances where something was tested or done for a short time, but I think the majority of alleged chemtrails are nothing more than contrails and diversions.

"Chemtrails" are mentioned in House Bill HR 2977, the Space Preservation Act of 2001, introduced by Congressman Dennis Kucinich, where it appears as one of a list of "exotic weapons system[s]" to be banned under the bill. Proponents of the reality of chemtrails point to this as official acknowledgment of the possibility, at least, of such weapons systems. The reference to Chemtrails was omitted from the version of the bill re-introduced by Kucinich in 2002 as HR 3616 or in 2003 as HR 3657.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemtrails

SLCThunk wrote:chemtrails?

looks like a bunch of shit

that's the spirit truth-seeker!

I do not see evidence of a hoax nor do I see enough evidence to say with certainty that they are real.

SLCThunk wrote:

internecine wrote:"Chemtrails" are mentioned in House Bill HR 2977, the Space Preservation Act of 2001, introduced by Congressman Dennis Kucinich, where it appears as one of a list of "exotic weapons system[s]" to be banned under the bill. Proponents of the reality of chemtrails point to this as official acknowledgment of the possibility, at least, of such weapons systems. The reference to Chemtrails was omitted from the version of the bill re-introduced by Kucinich in 2002 as HR 3616 or in 2003 as HR 3657.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemtrails

SLCThunk wrote:chemtrails?

looks like a bunch of shit

that's the spirit truth-seeker!

lol

Oh come on, that's not something you'd expect me to believe just like that, is it?

no...

they're not a hoax. there is some debate as to their real purpose.