Pilot forgets to turn off chemtrails before landing plane

Des Moines : IA : USA | Apr 28, 2014 at 6:01 PM PDT

BY JuliePatchouli

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pilot forgets to turn off chemtrails before landing plane

A pilot of a commercial airliner made a mistake that irrefutably PROVEStheexistence of “CHEMTRAILS” — by forgetting to turn them off before he landed! Despite the fact that the plane is landing in foggy weather, the emission of chemtrails is unmistakable; their existence cannot be denied or explained-away by weather. First, the trails are NOT coming from the back of the jet engines. Second, the trails are not merely water trailing off the edges of the wings because as the plane passes, in addition to the wing trail emissions, there are clearly SPRAYS coming out of several sections at the rear of the wings in clear addition to any water that may be washing off the wing during landing. See for yourself.

JuliePatchouli is based in Des Moines, Iowa, United States of America, and is a Stringer for Allvoices.

Military is purchasing huge quantities of barium and then trying to cover up this fact.

Bye Bye Blue Sky

April 14, 2014  

This is an excellent video that has not yet had the attention it deserves, the link is below. There is indisputable evidence presented in this short documentary including proof that the military is purchasing huge quantities of barium and then trying to cover up this fact.

We are all caught in a circus of total insanity. If this constant onslaught of lies, deception and criminality are allowed to continue, we well all very soon pay the ultimate price. The nonstop spraying of our skies with toxins is nothing short of genocide and ecocide, if these programs are not stopped, it will soon be game over for us all.

Get up, get educated, and get in the fight. Denial and/or apathy will not save any of us, all of us are desperately needed in this most critical battle, every day counts.

My most sincere thanks to the people involved with the making of “Bye Bye Blue Sky”.

Dane Wigington
geoengineeringwatch.org