I ran across this video at the Truth and Shadows facebook page, and have no answer to it. The video shows a large jet aircraft (military or commercial, I have no idea). It is leaving a pair of contrails, not from the engines, but from the wingtips.
Geo-engineering (chemtrails)? Umm... maybe....
- Thread starter Jerry Russell
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Richard Stanley
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What, you don't believe they do this?
Can you imagine blowing out some tires because the plane is too heavy upon an emergency landing. Then the plane crashes into something, because of the tires, and turns into a fireball. Of course, doing this every so often would not explain so many contrails (or chemtrails) seen on normal flight paths.
I live under a common commercial airline flightpath and see contrails regularly coming from the engine exhaust.
Facebook is bad news in any case Jerry. #DeleteFacebook ... and all your unneeded cookies.
I imagine they would try to avoid it, except in emergencies. In the particular video shown, it might be possible to track down the flight and find out if there was any emergency involved.
What, and give up my chance to impress my 'friends' with my erudite remarks?
https://caitlinjohnstone.com/2018/0...tegy-of-exiting-facebook-twitter-and-youtube/
My point with all this is that the few clear-eyed rebels are not going to kill Facebook, Youtube and Twitter by marginalizing themselves into the fragmented fringe of alternative social media outlets like Steemit, Dtube, Gab, Minds, MeWe, etc. That’s exactly what these bastards want. They want us far away from their mainstream livestock. They want us to exit into some fringe circle that they will then invent a name for and smear as the place where all the kooks go. All of a sudden you’ll see all the mass media outlets simultaneously start using that label (“fringe conspiracy sites”, “fringe media”, who knows) in a derogatory and dismissive way, and from then on their herd will be immunized from our influence.
Haha, like Postflaviana discussion forum? I resent... er, resemble... those remarks
