Fw: [chemtrails2] Filthy Sunrise/Sunset

October 9, 2004

- Walt

chemtrails2

Saturday, October 09, 2004 5:09 PM

Re: [chemtrails2] Filthy Sunrise/Sunset

Hi Virginia/All: Count NC in on that too! Walt

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virginia hawke

chemtrails2

Saturday, October 09, 2004 12:23 AM

Re: [chemtrails2] Filthy Sunrise/Sunset

Are we "State Siamese Twins" or what? California and Florida seem to be the hardest hit "experimentals" in the USSA...and the sprays sound like "duplicate" operations in different locales.

We've been hit so nauseatingly hard this past week it's a wonder anyone/anything is still alive, kid you not! I mentioned last night I thought their heavier-than-ever spraying might be trying to bring a "storm front in". Noticed tonight, on the way home from work, the skies were incredibly filthy from all-day continued sprays (disgusting this morning when I awoke, they spewed all night again...er...still). Even though the "clouds" were gray, rain-threatening and indecent with "dripping" sludge, in all directions, could see the coast was Azure Blue "under" the overcast and visible sprays still happening, as was to the East, Lake County. More of those "Lenticular" cloud formations formed over to the East, also...totally freaky for this area. Never, ever used to get those here before. "They" were creating/seeding a "storm front." Sure 'nuff, as yesterday's and this morning's radio forecast predicted....a hefty deluge of rain, absolutely pouring down with gusty wind, lasted only a few minutes around 8pm. Supposed to remain cloudy throughout tomorrow, clear by Sunday. How so? Rain lasted just a few minutes...not natural! Will see how the soil soaked it up tomorrow...betcha it will be bone dry. Grrrrr!

ginnicus1 in ukiah, ca...mendocino county (Friday, 10/08/04, 9:16pm)

cowboy3536 wrote:

Watched the sunrise this morning actually it comes up late now after 7 a.m. and there was lingering chem crud as could be seen in the sunrise. Trails that have spread out and formed a stranded thin chem haze. Saw a long feathered out chemtrail down in Islamorada, Fl which is 20 miles south of me from 9 a.m. until we left that area around 11 a.m. It never moved as normal clouds do but just stayed in one spot. After 11 a.m. not chem trail or chem haze was visible and the skies weren't really blue more faux blue color. Some spotty cumulus clouds floating in on the trades . Just a shortwhile ago the sun was setting and I could see long plumes in the sunset and that stranded chem haze in the sky. A new tropical storm is in the Gulf of Mexico....Matthew. Not expect to come to us but move northeast and hit the state of Florida AGAIN!!! up in the panhandle but as a tropical storm. This will sure break all record for 5 tropical systems hitting one state in one season. Will watch the events as the days progress.

Cowboy, Key Largo, Fl Friday 10/08/04 7:12 p.m.