By: Haig Adomian

Haig Adomian — Thu, 08 Nov 2012 03:18:53 +0000

@ Marcel: Ask a professor of history or international law. Treaties usually have secret annexes, like codicils to a will. There are actually 2 treaties called “Open Skies”. One is for military overflights, for reconnaissance (peacekeeping) purposes. The other is a civilian treaty, obviously the one referenced here. Chemical spraying takes place from unmarked military and contractor planes in NATO and Anglo countries, but also from disguised nozzles on the wing edges of some civilian airliners. The Open Skies Treaty probably has a secret annex that gives the perps the right to spray. Spraying from civilian airliners is probably satellite-tracked, and remote-controlled. Pilots are not involved. You can see this stuff every week, though not every day, usually for an hour or so beween 8am and 3pm. Just go outside and lok up. Notice that some contrails are invisible, or dissipate within minutes, and others are puffy, and linger, and spread out. Water vapor evaporates and become invisible, chemical mists don’t. Oh – and before questioning anything I say – go outside and look up.

By: Chris Reickman

Chris Reickman — Tue, 06 Nov 2012 12:49:11 +0000

Huh?

By: Marcel M. Pfister

Marcel M. Pfister — Sun, 04 Nov 2012 15:03:39 +0000

What a heap of nonsense. What does an Open Sky Agreement have to do with “chemical aerosol spraying to poison the people and the land and the food that grows upon it”. Which conspiracy planet or weed are you on?

By: Steven Michael Mudd

Steven Michael Mudd — Fri, 02 Nov 2012 15:03:35 +0000

Open Sky…open to the chemical aerosol spraying conducted to poison the people and the land and the food that grows upon it.

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