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Time Lapse Footage Of A Chemtrail Grid Being Sprayed

John D — Mon, 21 Nov 2011 15:54:02 +0000

Even as someone who is aware of the chemtrail problem, I can’t help but find this video shocking. By compressing approximately 40 minutes of time into 2 minutes, this clip clearly shows chemtrails being sprayed in a deliberate grid pattern. Honestly, if this footage isn’t enough to convince the staunchest skeptics that “something” is going on over head, I don’t think anything short of a public confession from the chemtrailers would. Granted, this video seems to have been shot near an airfield given the presence of the radar dish, but I don’t think that even explains the precise grid we see being laid down in front of our eyes. What do you think, is this clear evidence of systematic spraying or am I off my rocker?

CHEMTRAIL GRIDS TIME LAPSE

CERN Scientists Occupy Relativity, Faster Than Light Neutrinos Not Slowing Down

John D — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 16:19:00 +0000

It seems that those plucky scientists at CERN were not about to take the “debunking” of their Earth-shattering discovery that faster than light travel was possible lying down. Amid claims that their original experiment was flawed, the CERN team designed an improved version of their experiment that addressed the alleged shortcomings in the previous tests. Even after addressing “concerns” raised by the scientific community, the CERN team is continuing to observe neutrinos traveling faster than the speed of light. Once again, it would seem that Einstein was wrong when he set a universal speed limit.

If they are indeed correct, the CERN team may have made one of the most important discoveries in the history of man kind. A discovery that has the potential to usher in a new era in our history and take our species into the stars. Unfortunately, the powers-that-be are not fond of change and view anything that could potentially upset their precious status quo as a threat. Previously, we mused that the “debunking” of the original experiments might be the result of a conspiracy to suppress the truth about faster than light travel. If this is correct, the CERN team will no-doubt face increasing attacks on their work that seek to keep faster than light travel in the realm of science fiction and out of the realm of science fact.

Neutrino experiment repeat at Cern finds same result

Fingering The Chemtrailers With ADS-B and Plane Finder

John D — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 19:02:08 +0000

Head over to YouTube and search for “chemtrail”. You get about 56,000 results. The numbers are about the same on Flickr. It is safe to say that everyday, somewhere, someone puts a video or a picture of a chemtrail online. The problem is, that despite the growing amount of evidence showing what clearly seems to be intentional aerosol spraying, there is not much more “investigating” that can be done. Sure there are groups like The Chemtrail Project that test rainwater samples for trace compounds they believe are indicative of geo-engineering activity, but there is still no way to tie a positive sample to a specific spraying (or realistically, even chemtrails – though their work is still very important to the anti-chemtrail movement). The problem is that anytime you see a photo or a video of a chemtrail plane caught spraying, there is no easy way for the person collecting that evidence to identify the aircraft other than make and model (maybe).

Fortunately though, this is rapidly changing thanks to the new air traffic control systems being deployed around the globe and some nifty software. As part of the Next Generation Air Transportation System (NextGen) the FAA is requiring the majority of aircraft in US airspace to be equipped with ADS-B transponders by 2020. While that may seem a long way off, the NextGen program is already in full swing and a large number of aircraft are already equipped with ADS-B transponders. In addition to transmitting navigational information about the plane, the ADS-B signal also broadcasts a wealth of information about the aircraft, including its registration info. All of this data is transmitted “in the clear” as it were. Anyone with a properly tuned receiver and some software can know exactly what is going on in the skies above them.

While this in itself is a major win for anyone wanting to identify a potential chemtrail plane, it can be cost prohibitive as receivers can range in price anywhere from $150 and up. However, there is a large community of aviation enthusiasts that have hooked their ADS-B setups to the internet. This data is then collected by a free service called Plane Finder that plots all the aircraft it has data for on an easy to read map. Plane Finder also has several apps available for Android, iOS and Windows Phone 7 devices that making using the service simple even when you are out and about. They even have an app that allows you to use your phone as an augmented reality device, creating a heads-up display visually identifying the planes overhead. Plane Finder offers free, ad-supported versions of the apps so you can test their coverage in your area. While, the free versions don’t display as much information as the website and paid apps (the free version only shows the registration number), for a chemtrail-spotter this can be more than enough info to use to start an investigation since the FAA provides a publicly available database for searching aircraft registration numbers that includes ownership info for the aircraft.

Unfortunately, using Plane Finder to identify chemtrail aircraft requires the planes to be carrying and ADS-B transponder and Plane Finder to have a nearby receiver. However, everyday more planes are adding transponders (outside of the US the ADS-B adoption rates are even higher) and Plane Finder is constantly expanding its coverage (though, even if you live in an area without coverage, setting up your own ADS-B receiver is always an option). This also relies on the chemtrail aircraft to be operating within “the rules”. Researchers may find that chemtrail craft are operating without transponders or with transponders assigned to other aircraft. Even with the potential limitations, I still think that ADS-B receivers and services like Plane Finder can find a place in a chemtrail-spotter’s toolbox. Hopefully, by leveraging tools like these, we can begin to unravel the chemtrail conspiracy and find out who is doing the spraying and what exactly they are spraying us with.

Massive Chemtrail Spotted Over Suffolk

John D — Thu, 03 Nov 2011 16:33:31 +0000

Here we have footage of a massive chemtrail being left over Suffolk last week (unfortunately, the poster doesn’t say which Suffolk and there are far to many to even hazard an educated guess). I have to admit that I used to be fairly skeptical of chemtrails being a “thing”, but the more I see and the more I read, the more I become convinced. Take for example this footage. There is no way that this is a contrail. It is breaking up far to slowly to be condensed vapor. Also, look at how it seems to billow from the aircraft. Contrails are thin and wispy, this looks like it is at least as wide as the aircraft and incredibly thick. After viewing this footage, I cannot come to any conclusion other than this trail is being created intentionally. What do you think, am I off my rocker or is something “up” in the wild blue yonder?

Chemtrail Plane Caught Spraying On Video

John D — Fri, 28 Oct 2011 15:22:07 +0000

Unfortunately, we have no information about this footage what so ever. Judging by the uploader’s username, NewYorkMuseums1, and the trees that are visible in the clip, I am guessing that the video was shot somewhere in the North East United States, possibly New Your State. Again using the trees that we can see as a guide, it seems the footage was taken in the Fall. Considering the video was uploaded on the 27th of October, it is quite possible that this spraying occurred recently. Even without any concrete information about when or where this clip was recorded, it is still an excellent example of a chemtrail plane in action.

Aside from how slowly the spray disperses (which is a key indicator of chemtrail spraying), I can’t help but notice how the left most stream bows out from the others. It is almost as if the nozzle is bent at an angle or partly clogged. Had this been a contrail and not a chemtrail all four streams should behave in a consistent manor (either all parallel or bowing in a similar manner). This is just not happening here. From what I can see in this video, I am convinced that what we are seeing is a chemtrail being sprayed and not an innocent contrail. What do you think?

What is This? Chemtrails? UFO?

UFO Spotted Shadowing Chemtrail Plane – San Jose, CA [October 23, 2011]

John D — Mon, 24 Oct 2011 18:08:43 +0000

Here we have an interesting video that comes to us via Youtube user “controlfreakssuckass“. Recorded Sunday, October 23rd, the video shows an object that appears to be flying near or in the spray of a chemtrail plane. Judging from the video, the object appears to pass over the chemtrail which gives us an idea of its altitude. What is extremely interesting about this video is that the object appears to change course as the spray plane passes by. It is hard to tell from the video, but the object may have even passed through the trail of “yuck” (to quote the videographer). Because of the near 180 degree shift in the object’s heading, I feel comfortable ruling out a balloon. Also, since we can infer that the object is traveling at high altitude, we can also rule out the object being a bird. This leaves us to ponder exactly what the object might be.

If we look at the context of the sighting, it would almost seem as the object purposefully intercepted the chemtrail plane. Assuming the object passed through the spray (and this is, given the evidence we have, a rather large assumption), it would also seem to reason that the object was “sampling” the chemtrail. While I have my own (wildly unfounded) theories on why this would happen that range from corporate espionage to quality control for a global conspiracy preparing the Earth for an alien invasion, I am interested in hearing what you think is going on here. Let us know your theories in the comments.

UFO OVER SAN JOSE CA. 10/23/11

Faster Than Light Neutrinos: Debunked Or Coverup?

John D — Tue, 18 Oct 2011 13:01:42 +0000

If you remember back to the end of September, you might recall there being a stir caused by scientists at CERN who said they observed neutrinos traveling faster than the speed of light. This seemed to disprove Einstein’s Theory of Special Relativity which held than any object with mass cannot accelerate past the speed of light. This discovery opened the door to all sorts of incredible possibilities from faster than light starships to time travel. At least until scientists working at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands identified a flaw in the experiment that caused the neutrinos in question to seem to be moving faster than they actually were. The problem, ironically enough, has it’s root in Einstein’s theory of Relativity. To time the neutrino’s trip, the scientists at cern used the time signal from an orbiting GPS satellite. According to the Dutch team this is where the error crept into the experiment. Since the satellite was moving relative to the experiment it introduced an effect called time dilation, which was not properly accounted for by the CERN team. Compensating for this effect, the speed of the neutrinos drops to bellow the speed of light, leaving Special Relativity intact.

The explanation seems reasonable enough to say “wow, that would have been neat” and move on living in a world where faster than light (FTL) travel is pure science fiction. It’s not even odd for scientists to pick apart each others discoveries, in fact it is an important part of the scientific process. Why then did I not end this post two sentences ago like other news outlets? Because of the very fact that time dilation is a well-known effect. So well know in fact, the clocks on GPS satellites are corrected for both special and general time dilation effects (GPS would not work otherwise). If you just thought “but wait, didn’t the scientists at CERN use the clock on a GPS satellite for their experiment?”, then you just hit the nail on the head. Now, I am no physicist so I can’t say for sure that this blows a hole in the Dutch teams debunking and puts FTL travel back on the table. Maybe the corrections made to the GPS satellite’s clocks are not accurate enough for this experiment. What this single fact does however, is make me wonder why someone would want to debunk the FTL neutrino experiment so quickly? For an answer we only need to look at the possibilities that faster than light travel may hold.

If researchers were able to harness FTL travel to build spacecraft, we may find new sources for what we believe are limited resources like gold, silver, water, oil, food and land. There are quite a few individuals whose entire wealth exists because they control what is “known” to be a dwindling resource. If FTL travel were to reveal that these commodities were not so limited after all, the world’s power brokers would stand to loose trillions. Imagine an interstellar gold rush brining tons of new gold on the market. You don’t have to be an economics major to know what that would do to the price of gold. What if owning your own land meant being willing to strike out and homestead a new world instead of indebting yourself to the banking industry? Do you think the ultra-wealthy would be willing to risk a new future that comes at their expense?

One of the best arguments against extraterrestrial UFOs is that to travel the astronomically huge distances between stars would take far to long to make the trip worthwhile or even possible at sub light speeds. It is a well-reasoned argument and kind of comforting. If it’s not likely that UFOs are from other planets, then they must be manmade and within our control. However, if faster than light speeds are possible then it would seem to reason a more advanced civilization could have conceivably mastered the technology necessary to zip between the stars and visited our planet. Even the possibility of that being true is HUGE. Suddenly we face incredible uncertainty and might start asking tough questions. Depending on the answers to those questions, there could be massive shifts in the world’s power base. It would seem then that it would behoove the ruling elite to maintain the status quo and ensure that the question of UFOs is left to the “nuts”.

Could then, there be a conspiracy to suppress CERN’s findings? Faster than light travel would be one of the biggest discoveries in mankind’s history and could bring about radical change. The implications of such a discovery could make trillions for some while costing others even more. The basic power structure that controls the would could crumble because of it. I have no proof that anything below board is going on regarding CERN’s research. It is quite possible that the adjustments made to compensate for time dilation in the GPS satellite clocks were not enough to give CERN’s experiment accurate results. It is also possible that the Dutch team made an honest mistake in their calculations and that FTL travel is still a possibility. However, I feel we must also consider the possibility, regardless of how remote, that scientific progress may very well be being manipulated to the benefit of the ruling elite.

Maui Residents Craft Ordinance To Fight Chemtrails

John D — Tue, 04 Oct 2011 16:12:42 +0000

Residents of Maui County, Hawaii are taking steps to protect the skies above them from chemtrail spraying and geo-engineering. The ordinance, if passed would require the approval of the citizens of Maui county for any aerosol disbursements of substances like aluminum oxide, which geo-engineers think might help cool the planet, and would impose fines of $500,000 a day for unauthorized disbursements that enter the air above or fall on Maui county plus open violators to civil suits for damages and cleanup costs. The ordinance is the work of the Coalition Against Geo-Engineering and has the support of a Maui County Council member who is sponsoring the ordinance as well as growing public support.

As a resident of Florida, I have seen first hand the consequences of trying to control the environment. The government is having to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to restore the natural flow of the Everglades to prevent salt water intrusion into Florida’s drinking water. Hundreds of millions of dollars because engineers and scientists thought they knew best how to “fix” the Everglades and make room for developers and corporate sugar barons. Now scientist think they can “fix” global warming by spraying a cocktail of chemicals into the atmosphere. A cocktail of chemicals that no one can tell you how they will impact our health or the environment (much less global warming). Hopefully as the public becomes more aware of the situation more areas will adopt similar messages and let the geo-engineers know we don’t want them experimenting with our air to try and “fix” the atmosphere.

The Maui Clean Sky Ordinance [via Aircrap.org]

Could There Be A Conspiracy To Cover-Up The Existence Of Sasquatch?

John D — Mon, 03 Oct 2011 13:49:13 +0000

Is it possible that there is a conspiracy afoot that has moved to suppress the existence of Sasquatch in the United States? According to a series of tweets by Big Foot researcher William Jevning, that is exactly the case. Jevning relates an incident that he was involved with in 1994.

While scouting a favorite hunting spot the father of one of Jevning’s co-workers and his friend came across a series of what they believed to be Sasquatch tracks running down a little used access road in the Mt. Adams area of Washington state. On the way out of the area the two reported the prints to a forest service supervisor. The supervisor then headed out to the area with a camera to document the tracks. When they returned home, the two contacted Mr. Jevning and offered to take him out to the area. On the way in, they passed a forest service water tanker that was leaving the area. Upon arriving where the tracks had been, Jevning discovered that the water truck had been driven down the access road spraying water, destroying any evidence. Jevning attempted to follow-up with the forest service, but was told the supervisor the hunters encountered didn’t exist. According to him, the forest service personnel he spoke with responded in a less than honest tone.

But why would the forest service cover-up the existence of a big foot? According to Jevning, it all has to do with the Endangered Species Act of 1973 and the logging industry. While researching his new book, “Notes From the Field: Tracking North America’s Sasquatch“, Jevning discovered that if the existence of a North American Hominid or Great Ape were proven, the entire logging industry in the area would be shut down while scientists conducted research on the new species and studied the impact that continued logging would have, costing the industry what would certainly amount to billions of dollars.

I have to say, I never thought to consider the effect that the “discovery” of Sasquatch would have on the logging industry. After seeing the lengths that other industries have gone to protect their bottom line, it wouldn’t surprise me in the least to learn that the logging industry was taking steps to prevent the formal identification of Sasquatch as a living species. While all we have right now is a single anecdote which hardly proves anything, I would love to see more research into this facet of the Big Foot story. (I will admit though that this has peaked my interest and I have a copy of Jevning’s book sitting in my cart at Amazon as we speak.)

[via "Recent Cryptid Odds and Ends" @ Phantoms & Monsters]

Researchers Uncover Yet Another E-Voting Security Flaw

John D — Thu, 29 Sep 2011 15:08:24 +0000

Once more researchers have uncovered yet another security flaw in electronic voting machines that can be used to manipulate election results. Uncovered by researchers at the Department Of Energy’s Argonne National Laboratory, the flaw in Diebold AccuVote machines allows an attacker to alter a voters selection as they are being committed. While the attack requires tampering with the machines, the device designed by the researchers can be attached and removed without any evidence anything was ever wrong. Worse still the device costs about $10 in parts and can be assembled by anyone with a half decent electronics workbench. The researchers also believe the attack may also be useful against other e-voting systems.

This is just the latest in a continual stream of vulnerabilities uncovered by security researchers that allow attackers to manipulate modern voting machines to their own ends. Unfortunately this pattern is likely to continue as the public is forced to vote on machines that are manufactured by companies who refuse to make their software and hardware designs public. In a perfect world all voting machines would run software and hardware that anyone could examine for flaws. We only need to look to modern encryption to see how well public review works. By making their encryption algorithms public companies have been able to develop incredibly strong encryption and make billions in the process. Why then if public review works so well and can be so profitable are the companies that make OUR voting machines so resistant? Let me know what you think in the comments.

Diebold voting machines vulnerable to remote tampering via man-in-the-middle attack