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I came across this video, it states five examples of test on the public which are similar to chemtrails. From the comments of the video, I can tell that many of the conspiracy theorists are concluding that because in the past the US and British government poisoned their citizens like this, this means that is very likely that chemtrails are real and are being used for their agenda.
This video was created by 'Stuff They Don't Want You To Know' a channel which specialises in covering conspiracy theories. The examples start being told at 2:23.
This is a short synopsis of the examples in the video.
Example 1.
1950 - US conducted war games in the Bay Area. They attempted to test the
feasibility of the use of aerosol agents as a weapon of war.
Example 2.
1952 (March-April) - the US government conducted experiments in South Carolina and Georgia how weather would affect the dispersal of aerosol agents when launched on the ground.
Example 3.
1957 - the British government conducted experiments in the North Sea. The experiments were successful. They were trying to prove the feasibility of aerosol agents dispersed to a population (or crossing area of land) regardless of meteorological activity. They found it was feasible.
Example 4.
December 2nd, 1957 - The inaugural flight of the operation LAC (Large Area Coverage). In this operation, the US military borrowed an aircraft from the US airforce (it was a C119) they loaded it with zinc cadmium sulphide. They flew the aircraft from South Dakota to Minnesota. Along the way, they dispersed thousand of pounds of this agent to see how it spread. They found that zinc cadmium sulphate spread more than a thousand miles away (some of it even went to Canada).
Example 5.
1953-1954 - In St. Louis, according to professor Lisa Martino-Taylor, in addition to the zinc they were using the military added FP2266. According to Martino-Taylor's research, this was a name for a compound which contained a silicate and a substance called radium 226 (a radioactive substance supplied by a company known as 'The US radium corporation'). This irradiated material was spread around St. Louis: it was spread from rooftops, it was spread from the ground, mobile stations set up in station wagons that would drive around and spread this stuff. These were primarily spread in minority and low-income communities. There's convincing evidence that this did occurred and it occurred to target these populations specifically. There's evidence online and in historical records that people were suffering of ill health effects from this substance.
This video was created by 'Stuff They Don't Want You To Know' a channel which specialises in covering conspiracy theories. The examples start being told at 2:23.
This is a short synopsis of the examples in the video.
Example 1.
1950 - US conducted war games in the Bay Area. They attempted to test the
feasibility of the use of aerosol agents as a weapon of war.
Example 2.
1952 (March-April) - the US government conducted experiments in South Carolina and Georgia how weather would affect the dispersal of aerosol agents when launched on the ground.
Example 3.
1957 - the British government conducted experiments in the North Sea. The experiments were successful. They were trying to prove the feasibility of aerosol agents dispersed to a population (or crossing area of land) regardless of meteorological activity. They found it was feasible.
Example 4.
December 2nd, 1957 - The inaugural flight of the operation LAC (Large Area Coverage). In this operation, the US military borrowed an aircraft from the US airforce (it was a C119) they loaded it with zinc cadmium sulphide. They flew the aircraft from South Dakota to Minnesota. Along the way, they dispersed thousand of pounds of this agent to see how it spread. They found that zinc cadmium sulphate spread more than a thousand miles away (some of it even went to Canada).
Example 5.
1953-1954 - In St. Louis, according to professor Lisa Martino-Taylor, in addition to the zinc they were using the military added FP2266. According to Martino-Taylor's research, this was a name for a compound which contained a silicate and a substance called radium 226 (a radioactive substance supplied by a company known as 'The US radium corporation'). This irradiated material was spread around St. Louis: it was spread from rooftops, it was spread from the ground, mobile stations set up in station wagons that would drive around and spread this stuff. These were primarily spread in minority and low-income communities. There's convincing evidence that this did occurred and it occurred to target these populations specifically. There's evidence online and in historical records that people were suffering of ill health effects from this substance.