Freeze frame @ 1:18 Governor Butch Otter Sprays Thorium over Idaho

http://www.panasonicdmczs3r.info ,UFO At 1:18 & 1:52 seconds,Just another day of aerosol spraying in Idaho.Governor Butch Otter says:"i don't give a damn what happens to the people of Idaho.I didn't get in this office because i m stupid - i got elected because your stupid get it?That's why you are getting sprayed like bugs.http://www.chemtrails.ch/dokumentatio... http://video.google.com/videoplay?doc... also see:"UFO's Attack Chemtrails Tanker Idaho 2009" by damienz007 @ You Tube weather nazis,pickler puffer,carol kovach,dyke,

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[Lutris]

I don't care how many degrees people have. You still haven't claimed any of your own. Your three sources are quacks. Your "evidence" and "proof" are so full of holes you could drive a herd of buffalo through them.

Connect the dots? I am connecting the dots, and the picture I see isn't the one you do. Maybe you are skipping a few and connecting them in the wrong order?

[Lutris]

Are you going to even pay any heed to all of the evidence in the above posts? If not, then I am fighting a lost cause against an opponent not worth the time or effort. As for my "comfort zone," this IS my comfort zone. Science. Technology. Physics. I understand it and because of that I don't fear it. I think you need to get out from under your aluminum foil hat and understand the world around you instead of cowering behind baseless theories and ridiculous, unsupported claims.

[Lutris]

Neo took the red pill, by the way.

Tesla was smart, but also thought that we could transmit electrical power wirelessly through the air over huge distances, hence the Tesla coil. I assume you're talking SDI as in "Strategic Defense Initiative" that almost started another cold war. That was a terrible idea.

By "Rayathon" I assume you mean "Raytheon," the old radio tube company responsible for radar, microwave ovens, and guided missiles. What about them?

[Joe Derer]

ah... how many degree's does he have... your right he's probably an idiot too... it's very hard for most people to move outside their comfort zones... ten years from now you will look back and realize what you didn't know... Tesla was an idiot also... lots of folks thought Trevor James Constable was nuts... all were way ahead of their time... the entire SDI was based on Tesla's patents...B. Eastlund stole them google Rayathon... the rabbit hole is very deep... connect the dots...

[Lutris]

All of the people listed are after a quick buck selling fanciful ideas with no evidence to back them up aside from speculation and concepts. You're right. People are told what to believe, and you're one of them. Maybe you should do a little bit more research of your own.

[Lutris]

Jerry E. Smith is unfortunately battling pancreatic cancer, but that won't stop him from writing a book to sell to people for a little extra cash.

On his front page, he quotes the Bible. The Bible is a book in which a bunch of lovely anecdotes have been re-written over the years to reflect the viewpoints of the day. It's a man-made device for mind control, feeding off of man's fear of his own mortality. There is no science in it.

[Lutris]

Nowhere does he list concentrations of any of the listed materials. Sure, there might aluminum and such in the air as some kind of floating particulate, but it probably exists as parts per million. That's negligible, and wouldn't harm a fly.

Titanium is too valuable to be spread around willy-nilly.

Oh, did I mention putting metal through a jet engine would destroy the engine?

[Lutris]

C.E. Carnicorn has a bunch of fancy looking "documents" on a cheap template website. There are no scans of documents, just typed out, resembling a poorly made Geocities site. He claims that "Aluminum, Barium, Calcium, Magnesium, and Titanium" are all present in the air.

Wrong.

Barium does not exist in a pure state in nature. It can't. It reacts with the air to form barium oxide. Simple chemistry. There's one down.

[Lutris]

Scott Stevens' website has the word "alchemy" on the front page. Alchemy, as in turning lead into gold. It's no secret that it's possible to seed clouds, and has been done for decades. Nothing new here. Moving on.

[Lutris]

He claims to be manufacturing a machine that outputs 100 times the input power. Where's the proof? There isn't any, because it doesn't exist. All of his stuff is dated and based on concepts with no proof, not to mention the very concept violates the second law of thermodynamics. He bought his degree from a university that nobody acknowledges. He claims he wrote a thesis, but it has never been published. He's a fake.