Leifer
Senior Member.
Invisrible Chermtrails
...you know it's coming.
(yes, I intentionally spelled it wrong, to help prevent the spread of the idea on google search hits)
Even though it was imagined years ago, I see a trend that it is emerging.
(old, 2003) http://www.chemtrailcentral.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/001772.html
Maybe because of our kind, explanatory work here and elsewhere, people seem to be slowly giving up on the
fight to defend "a long contrail is a chermtrail"...and seem to be drawn to
the invisible (and the seriously unbelievable) ...or even invisible planes.
So the "stuff they drop" is invisible, the evidence they drop invisible, and the effects are invisible.
There may be a bigger correlation here spurred upon by many fronts...like miniature (nano) technology, the lack of political insider trust, gene modification, paper-thin internet privacy, etc.....things too small and too complicated to be understood by the average 1st world person.
I think these things lead to a greater superstition, rather than a greater understanding.
Technology is passing over the heads of the population's grasp of realistic comprehension.....and they feel like they can't keep up with it all (and maybe understandably so).
...you know it's coming.
(yes, I intentionally spelled it wrong, to help prevent the spread of the idea on google search hits)
Even though it was imagined years ago, I see a trend that it is emerging.
(old, 2003) http://www.chemtrailcentral.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/001772.html
Maybe because of our kind, explanatory work here and elsewhere, people seem to be slowly giving up on the
fight to defend "a long contrail is a chermtrail"...and seem to be drawn to
the invisible (and the seriously unbelievable) ...or even invisible planes.
So the "stuff they drop" is invisible, the evidence they drop invisible, and the effects are invisible.
There may be a bigger correlation here spurred upon by many fronts...like miniature (nano) technology, the lack of political insider trust, gene modification, paper-thin internet privacy, etc.....things too small and too complicated to be understood by the average 1st world person.
I think these things lead to a greater superstition, rather than a greater understanding.
Technology is passing over the heads of the population's grasp of realistic comprehension.....and they feel like they can't keep up with it all (and maybe understandably so).
