Please debunk this alleged evidence-based chemtrail website

by friendly indy reporter

Sat, Mar 24, 2018 2:22PM

"Lab Tests and Health effects" is the title of a webpage allegedly backing up claims that "chemtrails" are for real. Topics covered, include: Shocking Phoenix Air Quality Test Results, Chronic barium intoxication disrupts sulphated proteoglycan synthesis, Lab results from snow and rain water samples that were taken during very high Chemtrail activity in North Carolina; and much more.

I've been a skeptic of the chemtrail topic for a few years now, and when I stumbled across this site (see link), I found myself wondering. It appears that this site has evidence-based reporting, for one.

The question is, what do you think is going on here?

And if this info has truth in it, why is the Left working so apparently hard to dismiss it out of hand? (i.e. branding the topic as if it is only a "Right-wing" conspiracy)

All serious input invited!

For more information: http://www.chemtrails911.com/lab_tests_and...

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§Will this help?

by Mike Novack

Sun, Mar 25, 2018 7:24AM

I lack the bandwidth from home to look at this site, but does THIS help?

Does the site refer to the meteorologic conditions (not at all that rare) under which if an airplane flies through, the vapor trail (from the exhaust and from the tip vortexes) will expand into persistent cloud like trails instead of re-evaporating? Or even eventually grow into full clouds?

If not, assume B...S...

When people look up and say "wow, a "chemtrail" " they don't know what they are looking at. Or what they are not noticing in the vicinity (a kind of whispiness that indicates air cooled below the condensing point of the water vapor in it but lacking enough "seeds" for rapid condensation.

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§Insightful, sure, but

by concerned

Wed, Mar 28, 2018 4:52AM

The site is probably worth looking at, as it backs up its assertions with evidence-based science: Actually checking the levels of toxics in the air.

Surprised you don't have the bandwidth to check that site, as it doesn't have a lot to download, if anything. All text on the first page.

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