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1A0F9039-73F2-47D4-81AE-249A56A1B6AE
jimjoseph
on July 20, 2021
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Where is the cemtrails that used to be?? Every day the sky used to be full of them just asking for a friend
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    WaldoJPeabody
    Gentle Friend, This is everything in the air (except Military Tactical ) from Angels 20 to Angels 50 as of about 5 minutes ago. Weather Conditions must not be right for the formation of Contrails.
    • July 20, 2021
    jimjoseph
    We have had nothing for a couple weeks
    • July 20, 2021
    WaldoJPeabody
    Gentle Friend, Contrails form across a rather narrow band of Temperature and Humidity which might exist only at certain altitudes which can change daily. The military keeps track of such things so that Tac Air can fly at the best altitude to avoid these conditions. Com Air, they just wan... View More
    • July 20, 2021
    WaldoJPeabody
    Gentle Friend, Let's look at a multi-point thesis. We'll begin with Tambora and the Year Without a Summer. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1815_eruption_of_Mount_Tambora#Disruption_of_global_temperatures A quick read suggests that the Year Without a Summer can be attributed to the cooling ... View More
    • July 20, 2021
    jimjoseph
    I agree with that I do understand that we a lot of volcanic activity now ( we follow the sun activity daily) we noticed less planes flying over us it was like when covid started the plane activity stopped over us and everything that was flying was very high up and cruising very fast and yes I believ... View More
    • July 20, 2021
    WaldoJPeabody
    Now Gentle Friend, noting the amount of air traffic at those same high altitudes, what would one expect to see if one removed the Sulfur (which when burned produces sulfur dioxide) from the Jet Fuel producing those "Chemtrails" Would it be enough to produce a bit of "Global Warming"? 1f914.png1f631.png
    • July 20, 2021