Nexus:

Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2005 8:21 pm



Signatory States: Belgium, Belarus, Bulgaria, Canada, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, Ukraine, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

Approved for Accession: Boznia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Lithuania.

Applied for Accession: Cyprus.


Purpose:
A confidence- building measure that allows overflight of one signatory country by another for the purpose of collecting imagery.

http://www.nawcwpns.navy.mil/~treaty/OS.html

As a pilot, I have a confession to make
Thu Jun 29, 2006 9:59 pm

I registered today because I have to get this off my chest. I have prostate cancer and it looks like I only have a few more months to live. As I lie here on my deathbed, literally with my notebook on my lap I must confess what I feel is the lowest point of my aviation career, and my actions for which I am completely ashamed of. I have been a pilot for over 30 years and too many of those were spent as a participant in Project Firetrail. Project Firetrail's purpose was to distribute, as you call them, "chemtrails" for the US government. I flew for a very high profile defense contractor which shall remain nameless. I had little idea at the time the side affects they would cause on people, even less so my own health. I started off as a crop dusting pilot, then through I friend I contacted a contractor that was spraying poppy crops in Columbia. I decided to hop on board with them because the pay was good and it sounded exciting. Eventually this led me to the pilot position in Project Firetrail.

I have little knowledge of what exactly the chemical we sprayed consisted of, but I know what it's purpose was for. We were trying to change the climate pattern of the earth to see if we could stop global warming. We all thought we were doing the right thing, but if the American people knew what kind of chemicals we were using they would be up in arms. So far, the experiments have showed very little progress in slowing down the rate of climate change. What the chemicals have caused is respiratory and cell damage problems to, what I am estimating, is thousands of people. We would wake up early in the morning at 0600 and plan the mission for the day. For the most part, we flew white 737s with red stripes on the sides and would criss cross our trails to get maximum coverage and make it look like they were simply two intersecting contrails on two airways. We would fly for about 3 to 4 hours then land at the base in Nevada to refuel and reload the "spitters" as we called them.

Usually there were 3 crew members on board. 2 pilots and an engineer who operated the dispenser the engineers knew the most about the project and the chemicals. That said, they were also paid the most and would risk the most if they talked. The dispenser can be identified by the hole at the tail. This is usually where the auxiliary power unit (APU) was located, but we removed them so we could stay incongnito and not have any external tanks hanging off the wings. I think thats all I am willing to speak on the matter, but I think thats plenty to get the idea of what we do.

I am an old man now, 84 to be exact. I have had a fulfilling life, but this subject has remained my darkest secret. I am only glad that before my wife of 47 years died I was able to tell her what I really did for those many years. She forgave me, and I hope you good people will as well. I will read the replies and answer a few questions, until then goodbye, and I'm sorry.

http://www.chemtrailcentral.com/forum/thread11004.html

Čestice sulfata treba rasporediti u zraku da odbijaju Sunčeve zrake, kako bi se smanjila temperatura na Zemlji. To ne predlaže neki ludi znanstvenik, nego kemičar-nobelovac.

PARIZ - Dobitnik Nobelove nagrade za kemiju Paul Crutzen predložio je u intervjuu za francuski časopis La Revue da se u sklopu borbe protiv klimatskog zagrijavanja u atmosferu izbaci milijun tona sumpora.
Za ovog nizozemskog znanstvenika, koji ima 72 godine, radi se o "hitnom rješenju u slučaju da se klimatsko zagrijavanje pokaže mnogo surovijim nego što se predviđalo".

"Trebalo bi rasporediti čestice sulfata u atmosferu kako bi one odbijale Sunčeve zrake, što bi u nekoliko godina dovelo do smanjenja prosječne temperature na Zemlji", kaže Crutzen.

Konkretno, radi se o tome da se izbaci milijuna tona sumpora u stratosferu, sloj atmosfere smješten na 10 do 50 kilometara visine, uz pomoć balona. Jednom kada budu na toj visini, te će sulfatne čestice, promjera manjeg od jednog mikrometra, odbijati Sunčeve zrake, smatra nizozemski znanstvenik.

Ta ideja, priznaje Crutzen, nije nova. O njoj je raspravljao prije tridesetak godina ruski znanstvenik Mihail Budiko.

"No čini mi se važnim sada je razmotriti jer ništa nije predvidivo kada govorimo o klimi. Moguće je da smo podcijenili klimatsko zagrijavanje koje nam dolazi", dodao je nobelovac.

Slicno objasnjenje, ako ne i isto, je dano kao jedna mogucnost i opravdanje zaprasivanja....

Pantagruel, osvezio si mi dan ovim novim avatarom. Pala sam sa stolice od smeha.
Evo jedna pesmica od mene

Čujem da se u RH ovih dana na kisocima može naći magazin Nexus, u kome je objavljen jedan tekst na temu kemtrejlsa!?

Pozdrav!