Louisiana Passes Bill to Ban ‘Chemtrails’ - Newsweek
You just can’t make this **** up.
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‘Conspiracy Theorist’ am I? (yes)
‘Crazy am I?’ (no)
Been known to call out Leftist Depopulation , ‘PROGRAMMING’, Chem Trails
(Nah Don, It’s just CONDENSATION FROM THE HOT ENGINE EXHAUSTS! RIGHT!)
Trump Assassination attempts? (YES!!!)
Crazy like a Fox!
WWG1WGA
NCSWIC
(Psssst! You ain’t seen nuthin’ yet folk’s)
Got Bullets?
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SIL is a Capt for a major airline and an aeronautical engineer to boot. The answer is 
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YA! Perfectly Normal Amirite?
I feel better already! ‘It’s fine, I’m fine, Everythings fine!’ Muahahaha!
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My favorite was my flat earther friend who pointed to a video where the con trails suddenly “disappeared” then “reappeared” a couple seconds later.
All I could think was “that had to be an exciting flight!”
Simply put the plane flew through a warmer air mass,… warm enough for the water vapors to not condense,….
That had to be one HELL of an updraft!
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I has disappoint.
Was looking forward to reading an article about how it is now illegal for a cow to walk and pass gas at the same time.
Save the Photinus pyralis!
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“What’s the difference between a conspiracy theory and fact? About two weeks.”
You heard that one? I knew what a contrail is since I was a kid. The talk about chemtrails is looney… but not 100%. Can anyone explain why would they add strontium to aviation fuel in some cases? No, this is not what makes a visible contrail. But spreading radioactive material in atmosphere is questionable public health policy.
And check out this article from woke BBC, esp. the part about “Researchers have shown that existing aircraft could be used to inject aerosols into the atmosphere to cool the planet”. What??? We do need that chemtrail ban, looney pretext, but addresses real concern about real psychos.
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Chem-Trails?
Conspiracy’s?
I say whatever. (Honest)
I am so tired of being LIED to that all that matters to me NOW is Family/Friends.
I love being a ‘CT’ because most of the time I’m Right! Muahahahaha!
It doesn’t matter except Live the best Life you can Live, Laugh (often), Protect yer own.
Love of God and Country gets us through the minutia of daily BS.
An Employers tells me…anything…I mentally say yeah right. Whatever. Just pay me now.
Chem-Trails? is just another Lie. Could be true…or not, don’t care.
Still here, still breath in my Lungs, I’m good to go.
something is going to eventually kill all of us…
No one gets out of this Life Alive I heard! Hahahahaha! GOTCHA!
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I can neither confirm nor deny the existence of heavy metals, radioactive materials, or chemicals to influence weather patterns in the exhaust of any aircraft jet engine which might produce a “CHEM-trail.”
I can confirm the existence of hot exhaust from an aircraft jet engine producing a “CON-trail.” Cold, high-altitude, low-pressure air meets jet aircraft exhaust at approximately 1000 degrees WILL PRODUCE STEAM, which appears in the sky as a contrail.
The issue I have about this bill is that if they do pass the bill into law, and no more “chem-trails” are allowed over Louisiana, who is going to test each individual trail, chem or con, to determine which aircraft is violating the law? Are they going to test each aircraft before takeoff? After landing? Are they going to outlaw ALL trails?
Outlawing ALL trails would be more what those crazy Cajuns might do because it completely solves the problem. Louisiana tourism would plummet. No more flights into or out of Louisiana. Imagine all the revenue that would be lost…
Texas should go ahead and annex all that land and end this silliness.
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Well, not all flights, just high altitude flights, or anything during certain colder weather conditions.
Could you imagine the racket if every commercial flight was required to fly below 5000 feet to avoid leaving a trail?
The flights into or out of there would also cost more because modern aircraft are designed to operate more efficiently at higher altitude. Less drag so don’t have to throttle so hard to push through the air. and also less oxygen, which means they can lean out the fuel.
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The only information I could find about this was an article that mentioned its possible use in manufacturing bio jet fuels.
Every other shred of information said that it would be a contaminant that would damage the operation of modern engines.
Edit: yes I read your whole post and totally agree; just when I made my post it read like I was saying you’re one of the loonies
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Chemtrails as defined are likely not real, but as you shine the light in that direction, suddenly you see something no less disturbing. There are people, financed by billionaire psychos, who in the name of “saving mother Earth” inject or plan to inject strange compounds in the upper atmosphere. This is dangerous experimentation, and it can lead to effects of so-called nuclear winter, or volcanic winter and a lot of people may die. Same as gain-of-function research, this needs to become highly illegal, on the level of crimes against humanity.
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Not saying shes right, and not saying I believe everything The Blaze publishes, but interesting.
Meanwhile in Florida…
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That’s exactly what I meant.
How about Vaccines have successfully been delivered via mosquito bite. I recall something from WWII war crimes annals, imperial Japan experimented with insects dropped from planes.
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Their next bill will address Gladiator vs. lion events in the Superdome…
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We used bats to carry incendiary devices which sucessfully burned cities in Japan during WWII.
The bats looked for places to roost in the predominantly wooden structures.
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As I recall that didn’t work out well
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Especially for the bats…
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