Ok, I'm going to bring this up again because I think the question got lost in a string of arguements, but - can't this all be shown to the FBI or the Mounted Police or any other national federal investigation branch to at least be investigated? I would think, especially regarding internet crimes and threats made over the internet in the United States, this would be raising a lot of eyebrows across field offices.
I'm not sure if idle death threats are enough to get the police involved.
Take the case of David Mabus for instance. This guy spent 15 years trolling, spamming, stalking and threatening people on the internet. All complaints were met with inaction. It took the efforts of an entire online community to get the guy arrested. It ended soon after Mabus accidentally added the Montreal police to his twitter distribution list. When the cops started getting spammed with death threats, they finally took action.
I may have the details wrong. The full story is online... fascinating stuff.
Hi peekay thanks for this clip. I'm just finishing an edit for the same day at 2pm when, what I think was QF64 went across Lara. I timed lapsed how the clouds are formed from the trail it left. But hey guess what? The aircraft didn't show up on FlightRadar at all! It was a ghost flight.Pilot had not turned on the ADS-B transponder.
Anyway have a good friend who is researching a few pilots who are circulating thru different airline companies and who are spraying. Names and visits pending.
tadas108 1 week ago
Thanks for this video. A couple of good mates have been cross referenceing 4 names that kept coming up in regard to who is piloting these flights that spray us. It seems that not all pilots are doing it at all. Anyway this whole thing needs to go up a notch or three to let those who are perpetrating this crime know that we don't want them to continue. Three recorded calls to the EPA yesterday resulted in three hangups. A real government paper tiger that one. So we have to do it ourselves.
tadas108 1 day ago
Hmmm, nowhere in the article did I write that chemtrail activists have " room temperature IQs". What I did say was that a defining characteristic of chemtrail activists is zero knowledge of aviation or meteorology. That said, having an identifiable pilot expressing concern, instead of a Company or Government organization, might make some difference.
but a big part of the problem is people have often invested so much time and energy into this hoax that even when presented with logical explanations, they're loath to let go.
It's true that all sides will vent their frustrations. But we must look beyond those emotions, and focus on the facts.....while keeping a vocal mind to not insult an other character's opinion/stance.
Yes, you're right. Insulting people one disagrees with is never helpful; I must try harder to be mindful of this.
That's why it's so common on these sites to have someone claim that they are being insulted, that debunkers just call people stupid, when no such name calling has actually taken place.
I haven't had time to carefully explain that argument, but did start a thread on the subject.So I think it's best to handle them overly politely, to keep them from putting up defensive walls, and to not give them a chance to change the subject. The key is to get them to focus on one thing at a time, and actually make an honest effect to address that one thing - like your example, how much material would it take to form a persistent spreading trail?
I agree this is a total lack of understanding . . . and uncalled for . . .This threat against David Keith came in last night at Michael J. Murphy's Facebook page:
http://www.facebook.com/WhatintheWo...theWorldAreTheySpraying/posts/452070938185244
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I, John Boyd Reynolds do hereby attest that the following statement is true and to the best of my recollection.
Today, 11/26/2012 from 7:00 pm central time to approximately 8:15pm, I listened to a conference call hosted by Russ Tanner's Global Skywatch .
The call was through Wiggio at (702)589-8240 access code 2879077.
The conversation was regarding fund raising for Michael J. Murphy's personal expenses, to support the geoengineeringwatch.org website and for the personal expenses of a woman named Yvonne Nachtigal. The duration of the call that I listened to was approximately one hour and fifteen minutes.
There were approximately ten people sharing the call, including:
Dane Wigington
Russ Tanner
a female referred to as an attorney named "Lexy" Hunter
During the fundraising portion of the call, at approximately 7:45 pm, an unidentified woman made the following statement:
"We need to buy planes to protect our airspace, to blow these planes out of the sky."
Immediately after the woman made her statement, Dane Wigington responded:
"We all feel that way."
The conversation never headed deeper into the matter, but it was clear to me that none of the participants had any problem associating themselves with such remarks, and none spoke out against them.
I wasn't sure if it was legal to record the conversation, and never expected such a thing to be openly discussed. I was there, along with those I named.Not questioning the authenticity here, but an audio recording should be produced if possible.
Is Wiggio voIP? And do they store the conversations they facilitate for legal purposes?Pretty sure UK organisations have to. Police would be able to request access if necessary here.
abc7 news said:
Ft. Myers/Naples/Port Charlotte Florida
Misinformed vandal strikes Cape water plant
Posted: Nov 28, 2012 11:37 AM CST Updated: Nov 28, 2012 2:36 PM CST
CAPE CORAL, FL -
Police are looking for the vandal responsible for a unique piece of graffiti that delved into two separate conspiracy theories - albeit they didn't choose the best target for their message. Someone spray painted a message in front of the North Cape Coral reverse osmosis water treatment plant on Kismet Parkway West.
The message rails against fluoride added to the water system… but the RO plant actually removes fluoride from the water it cleans, according to officials.
Not deterred by that fact, the vandal wrote, "Stop putting fluoride in water! Only Hitler did this evil. Chemtrails by planes also kill us slowly!"
Some water plants do add a small amount of fluoride to their water to help protect peoples' teeth. It is a process that generates some controversy, because exposure to unsafe levels could cause health problems.
But according to the City of Cape Coral, fluoride is a natural chemical in its water, and the RO plant removes it.
http://www.abc-7.com/story/20207039...s-cape-coral-water-plant?clienttype=printable