woodguru

This was early on, and he was always talking about them before anyone knew anything about what they were about. I thought he was full of crap, but my brother was all caught up in the things Rush was learning about them so I heard different elements of things people knew and others speculated on.

Through the years I have caught different things that all started to fit together, but the right isn't concerned about what or why chem trails are even though the what they are has a clear portrait based on facts surrounding it. The subject can't be really talked about because of the array of really stupid rhetoric that has been brought into the subject by those who don't want what it is to be discussed.

Rush was the one who for me brought a hard fact into the science of what was taking place that could not be explained. The USGS does, or at least used to do monthly and quarterly comprehensive soil sampling in the Sierras. They did alkalinity tests among other things, and the alkalinity was changing in the sierras in a way that was weakening and k*****g pine trees. This actually correlated with testing that had been done on the chemicals involved in chem trails.

Anyway this is an early go in peace to Limbaugh, he got some things right in the start.

Noraa Loc: Kansas

You never cease to amaze me.

ACP45 Loc: Rhode Island

Chem trails in my mind is not a right or left issue. As you point out, the soil sampling is the smoking gun. As to your comments on Rush, they are considered and respectful. Thank you.

woodguru

Thank you for the positive response...

I've followed that issue, and what blows me away is that there has been so much rhetoric and misinformation that neither side can listen to a well distilled set of facts about what chem trails are all about. People get one of the stupid false conspiracy theories in their heads, see that garbage credibly debunked, and the topic is CT forever. Meanwhile it has turned into a multi billion dollar project that has an effect and consequences. Anybody that doesn't have a fuller set of facts and understanding about what they do can't talk about it without sounding like a nut job. I've heard people who get that this is real that inject some aspect that is not part of it, and that creates a disconnect.

This is affecting farmers and how they grow...period. It puts too much rain water in one place and creates droughts where it should have gone.

And here's the humorous side of it that pisses me personally off. I see a clear super bright sunny day, my solar system is cranking away 8500+ watts. Next thing I see is as many as five or six jets criss crossing lines back and forth, they start puffing out to where they create an overall haziness that lowers temps, I look to see how that affects power being generated and I'm down at 3000 watts. As much as that annoys me I feel for farmers waiting for rain that won't get it because these clouds will dump their rain before they get where they would have gone.

ACP45 Loc: Rhode Island

and what is all that stuff doing to our soil and the food that we eat, the water we drink, and the air we breath.

Noraa Loc: Kansas

Polluting it?