I don’t think so. But this blogger does:
Do something about the weather. Originally called geoengineering, this approach used to be dismissed as science fiction fantasies: cooling the planet with sun-blocking particles or shades; tinkering with clouds to make them more reflective; removing vast quantities of carbon from the atmosphere.
via Uncensored Magazine | NY TIMES PROPAGANDISES CHEMTRAILS AS ‘CLIMATE ENGINEERING’.
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An unusual piece of mail, passed on by the Globe. Inside, I found a couple of issues of what appeared to be a BNP-backed newspaper, with lots of anti-immigration op-eds, and one about chemtrails. (An unsigned Post-It note directed me to some of the articles.)
Chemtrails are will be real. Policymakers and scientists last week were brainstorming earth changes.
A proposed "geoengineering" Flettner vessel that would move about on the world's oceans, spraying salt into the air, to make clouds more reflective. Image: The Royal Society
Climate change scientists last week met to discuss how high altitude military jets might spray sulfur into the stratosphere, to “geoengineer” climate changes.
Read this excerpt, below. Note my emphasis on the last sentence. This is one of the reasons why Alan Watt is always on about the Club of Rome.
Richard Turco of UCLA estimated that injecting enough sulfur in the stratosphere to properly geoengineer the climate would require 3000 aircraft sorties per day, and cost $50-$100 billion per year. Model results he presented showed a large amount of uncertainty as to what might happen, and he cautioned that there was “no guarantee of success, and failure would be catastrophic”.
A. Robrock of Rutgers disagreed with Dr. Turco, and estimated that the cost of injecting the required amount of sulfur into the stratosphere would by less that $5 billion per year, provided the U.S. military would let scientists use 167 of the existing fleet of 522 F15C Eagle jets to do the job. After all, he reasoned, why wouldn’t the military want to use their aircraft to confront our enemy global warming?
via Wunder Blog : Weather Underground.
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The Pentagon, as early as this week, will release a gas into the air in Crystal City, Va., to see if its outdoor sampling equipment will be able to detect an airborne chemical or biological attack. — mb
media monarchy: pentagon to test invisible gas on crystal city, virginia
“The Pentagon is scheduled to release an odorless, invisible, and yes, harmless, gases into the city Thursday to test how quickly they spread through buildings, officials said.”
“The test is part of the military’s national security preparation for the capital area,” reports The Examiner.
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Chemtrails are real, this much we know. University researchers say they create them to study Earth’s atmosphere.
And a lot of clear blue skies lately are being clouded over by aircraft, presumably flying into and out of Boston’s Logan Airport.
I took a few shots of these man made clouds two weeks ago, when I posted them to Red Ice Creations‘ forums. But I’m no “expert”: I can’t tell a con- from a chem-, when it comes to trails in the sky.
Click here to see a few of these recent photos, which I took around my home, south of Boston. Let me know what you think!
No mystery: Alan Watt says the “twilight zones” of air particles around clouds are what the government has been spraying into the air for years.
Alan Watt, in his May 25 audio blurb, slams Live Science (link below) for what he described as an article that parrots government sources.
Watt’s listeners will also appreciate this about Live Science: the science news website is funded in part by Venrock, which got its start in 1969 as the venture capital arm of the Rockefeller family. And although I have not uncovered any glaring conflicts of interest in its science coverage, Live Science and its sister site, Space.com, are backed by several other venture capital firms with large stakes in the tech and biotech sectors.
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Plans within plans: Lowell Wood (a.k.a. “Dr. Evil”), with his mentor, Edward Teller. Recent reports suggest that the scientists’ weather warfare proposals are gaining traction.
Recent reports in the Wall Street Journal (see excerpt and link, below) and elsewhere point to the threat posed by a group of physicists, led by one “Dr. Evil,” who want to use aircraft to disperse specially engineered particles to block out the sun.
The reports, based on an article in the Spring 2007 Wilson Quarterly, supports claims by Alan Watt that weather modification experiments (marked by chemtrails and sudden weather changes) have long been underway.
The author of the WQ piece, James R. Fleming, describes the “troubling motif of militarization in the history of weather and climate control.”
Fleming quotes Dr. Evil (Pentagon physicist Lowell Wood, who gets a kick out of the nickname) as saying the time has come for “an intelligent elimination of undesired heat from the biosphere by technical ways and means,” rather than changes in fuel consumption and public policy.
Wood was a protégé of the late nuke scientist Edward Teller, who proposed similar climate control measures before he died in 2003.
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Here to help? Chinese say cloud seeding improves climate
Mainstream media stories such as this one (see excerpt and link, below), invariably describe cloud seeding as “controversial” and “unproven.”
The Chinese have shown their ability to use weather as a weapon, however. The government says it wants to combat the effects of global warming on the Tibetan landscape. It recently dropped 1/2-inch of snow in the highlands, at 15,000 feet.
But cloud cover, on demand, can also provide the “sanctuary of poor visibility” to military targets on the ground.
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