Chemtrails?
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Its not about politics. Its world wide. Join ranks. NOW!!
For years we have begged pleaded our governments to stop these sprayings. NO ONE IS LISTENING NOR DO THEY CARE.
As with any grass level movement it will take the efforts of someone that will put themselves at risk to force the government to stop this.
1) We the people never gave you the authority to make secret international agreements regarding weather modification.
2) We do not recognize your authority to act on our behalves in this matter.
3) Stop, desist , end all weather modifications now.
4) present yourself in to congress to that you may be deposed for all that is being done regarding weather modification and submit yourselves to the authority of the American People.
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No need to worry, a simple solution to get rid of Chemtrails is available
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ysde...el=WeAreTheRPA
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I don't know about you guys in America, but here in Australia we NEED weather modification. Have you seen how hot it gets here? We can't grow food if we don't seed the stratosphere. Chemtrails are here to stay dude.
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It makes me a little sad to be honest. There are so many real issues that need people's energy and efforts: rivers too polluted to swim in, over-fishing, deforestation, etc etc. But a sobering number of people are so paranoid or easily fooled by bad YouTube videos that they spend their time yelling at clouds instead.
(But the bad person in me also loves the entertainment of laughing at them)
(But the bad person in me also loves the entertainment of laughing at them)
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Homosapians have an in-built superstitious trait, which seems to sometimes manifest itself as religion and conspiracy theories.
Chemtrails are pretty harmless and funny, 9/11 deniers are weird, but having a Prime Minister who denies the science of climate change is just sad.
Chemtrails are pretty harmless and funny, 9/11 deniers are weird, but having a Prime Minister who denies the science of climate change is just sad.
Harmless...?
Recently when in CBR I noticed bizarre behaviour of some bureaucrats. Then when outside I saw many con/chem? trails passing overhead and sheeting into cirrus, a toxic covering film?. This would all decend to earth.
With such abundant fall out its no wonder Cantberra is like a fairyland and bureaucrats exhibit strange behaviour.
Its a worry.
With such abundant fall out its no wonder Cantberra is like a fairyland and bureaucrats exhibit strange behaviour.
Its a worry.
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Popcorn's on. Anyone for a stubbie?
Pass on the popcorn though.
but having a Prime Minister who denies the science of climate change is just sad.
I don't think that Tony Abbott denies the fact that climate changes. It always has and always will. He just doesn't believe that human activity has much, if any effect, on it.
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Nurries Stan; Have a Coopers Pale Ale on me.
Just a thought now; Is it perchance possible that our new 'Septic' member and visitor to this thread just may be having a good Aussie style leg pull of us all?
Meantime, I'll just ease the cork out of another bottle of good Barossa Shiraz, slice up a bit of Barossa Mettwurst and relax.
Just a thought now; Is it perchance possible that our new 'Septic' member and visitor to this thread just may be having a good Aussie style leg pull of us all?
Meantime, I'll just ease the cork out of another bottle of good Barossa Shiraz, slice up a bit of Barossa Mettwurst and relax.
Lol Pinky, not a Coopers for me I'll have a Salamandra thank you very much!
Perhaps even washed down after with a Pabst Blue Ribbon! (Oh Oh Oh and of course some Danish blue and Marys Gone Crackers!)
It IS so very exciting when we can sit down and guffaw at the silly conspiracy theorists and describe the food and drink we consume. It just makes me feel like part of the team
Merry Christmas everyone
Perhaps even washed down after with a Pabst Blue Ribbon! (Oh Oh Oh and of course some Danish blue and Marys Gone Crackers!)
It IS so very exciting when we can sit down and guffaw at the silly conspiracy theorists and describe the food and drink we consume. It just makes me feel like part of the team
Merry Christmas everyone
Avoid imitations
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Hey look, some of them think it's all about weather modification. If only they knew!
We are all artists and just like making pretty patterns in the sky. My favourite is when two white trails cross against a brilliant blue background. It reminds me of the ongoing campaign for Scottish independence and my all time hero, Alex Salmond. That's saltire, sorry I mean satire.
We are all artists and just like making pretty patterns in the sky. My favourite is when two white trails cross against a brilliant blue background. It reminds me of the ongoing campaign for Scottish independence and my all time hero, Alex Salmond. That's saltire, sorry I mean satire.
"The general population doesn’t even know what’s happening, and it doesn’t even know that it doesn’t know.” So wrote Noam Chomsky, describing a world full of victims unaware that they were even victims.
The comments on this thread reflect people so dumbed down by political propaganda and anesthetized by advertisements spewed out by a product-first person-second consumerist machine that they can’t even think straight, let alone live healthy independent lifestyles.
The tin foil hatters may have it wrong, but by and large they are interesting to talk to, independent thinking individuals who give me hope that not all of the people in this world are media hypnotised drones.
I don’t know what I don’t know, what about you mob? Are you really sure there is no chemtrailing anywhere ever? My guess is that you, like me, just don't know either way.
The comments on this thread reflect people so dumbed down by political propaganda and anesthetized by advertisements spewed out by a product-first person-second consumerist machine that they can’t even think straight, let alone live healthy independent lifestyles.
The tin foil hatters may have it wrong, but by and large they are interesting to talk to, independent thinking individuals who give me hope that not all of the people in this world are media hypnotised drones.
I don’t know what I don’t know, what about you mob? Are you really sure there is no chemtrailing anywhere ever? My guess is that you, like me, just don't know either way.
I don’t know what I don’t know, what about you mob? Are you really sure there is no chemtrailing anywhere ever? My guess is that you, like me, just don't know either way.
They often claim "you can't prove it doesn't exist". That's not how the scientific world works.
Have a look at this list, and see how familiar it looks when applied to the "chemtrail" idea.
Pseudoscientific Arguments ? A Simple Guide For Proving Anything | Young Australian Skeptics
- Refer to science as dogma, a few times if possible.
- Decide on your argumentative position and then cherry pick some evidence..
- Read up on logical errors — these are best used as part of a convoluted argument
- Find an Einstein quote that sounds like it might be relevant.
- Have a thesaurus on hand (a better vocabulary makes your argument stronger).
- Write with an authoritative tone.
- Use scientific jargon out of context.
- Tout your ideas as ones that scientists are incapable of or unwilling to consider.
- Dispute the whole concept of a scientific fact.
- Use scientific facts when necessary, but warp them to support your ideas.
- Use labels, slander, analogies, anecdotes etc. as evidence.
- Start out with your more scientifically-sound material (e.g. stuff you learned in school, or from wikipedia) to gain the reader’s trust, then degrade into the realm of nonsense.
- An accusatory tone can also help — everybody loves drama.
- Kick it up a notch with a full-blown conspiracy theory — guaranteed to get you a cult following.
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Ehhh, no, the really are *not* independent thinkers. Years ago, I spent some time hanging out on a chemtrailers forum (I was recovering form an accident and was confined to a wheelchair for a while, so had too much time on my hands.) I can tell you from that experience that the chemtrailers are not independent thinkers. They adhere rigidly to a very strict code of groupthink, and questioning the orthodoxy (even from believers) is not tolerated.
Well my airline claims it's just weather control, nothing else. But I'm not allowed to talk about it on the internet anyway.