If you had read the article it is July 15. You know I think Deidrie has it right about"May 15"??? What year....? 2015?
There are more than 3000 counties in the US. Yet I keep hearing about Shasta County, California in connection with chemtrails again and again and again.
Is that because some of the initiators of the chemtrail hoax live in that county?
I'm seeing it:I am not seeing this on the agenda for the meeting
http://apps.co.shasta.ca.us/BOS_Agenda/MG78106/Agendaframe.htm
R7 Administrative Office: Take the following actions: (1) Receive input and discuss matters regarding geoengineering ("chemtrails"); (2) consider providing direction to staff; and (3) consider taking other appropriate action, as necessary (Supervisor Giacomini).
Mount Shasta City is actually in Siskiyou County, but it's the same region. Anyplace known for having a lot of new age types will have its share of chemtrails believers.There are more than 3000 counties in the US. Yet I keep hearing about Shasta County, California in connection with chemtrails again and again and again.
Is that because some of the initiators of the chemtrail hoax live in that county?
So they did get on the agenda. Last I heard on geoengineeringwatch radio, Dane Wigington was saying they wouldn't even return phone calls about it. It would be nice to use this opportunity mount a specific response in such a public venue. Do you plan to speak, Steve? What about reading a statement indicating that there is a group of people who are concerned about all the threats coming from chemtrail believers and then going down a list of Dane's usual talking points and debunking them? I'd like to see it said, flat out, that Dane's presentation contains proven false information.
PS: This would also be an opportunity to propose an organized debate. They can refuse or avoid, but at least it would be on the vid they plan to make that a debate challenge has been put forth.
Focus on presenting clarifying facts like "contrails can persist for hours", according to 70 years of books on clouds" and "according to the USGS, soil here is ...% aluminum". Do that BEFORE addressing their claims. That way the facts are established first and you avoid reinforcing bunk.I do plan to speak. I will probably be limited to 3 minutes. I'm working a presentation. I'm asking for more time on the basis that I could be the only one representing the 95% who do not buy into this conspiracy theory, but I doubt I will get it. I will have a longer presentation to give the board in writing, and pick highlights from it to give orally, depending on what the speakers before me say. Chances are I will be edited out of their video. I know a few local skeptics, but I doubt any of them would be into a 120 mile round trip and spending all morning in Redding.
maybe go to the fabric store tomorrow and buy yourself some "metabunk.org iron on letters for your teeI do plan to speak. I will probably be limited to 3 minutes. I'm working a presentation. I'm asking for more time on the basis that I could be the only one representing the 95% who do not buy into this conspiracy theory, but I doubt I will get it. I will have a longer presentation to give the board in writing, and pick highlights from it to give orally, depending on what the speakers before me say. Chances are I will be edited out of their video. I know a few local skeptics, but I doubt any of them would be into a 120 mile round trip and spending all morning in Redding.
I do plan to speak. I will probably be limited to 3 minutes. I'm working a presentation. I'm asking for more time on the basis that I could be the only one representing the 95% who do not buy into this conspiracy theory, but I doubt I will get it. I will have a longer presentation to give the board in writing, and pick highlights from it to give orally, depending on what the speakers before me say. Chances are I will be edited out of their video. I know a few local skeptics, but I doubt any of them would be into a 120 mile round trip and spending all morning in Redding.
Is there still a misconception about where contrails can form because someone got the height wrong in an official response to a question that one time?
(and obviously a slight memory fail, that's about the temperature not the height - however the height claim does seem to come up, ie, 'contrails impossible below X-thousand feet', which isn't always strictly true)
(and obviously a slight memory fail, that's about the temperature not the height - however the height claim does seem to come up, ie, 'contrails impossible below X-thousand feet', which isn't always strictly true)
Look Up appears to have invented a minimum altitude of 37000ft to go with that incorrect -57C figure
No takers so far on going to Redding on a 104 degree day. It took almost 15 minutes to read my draft written input.
Isn't sublimation when the ice turns back into water vapor?
Seeing as it's summer is it worth mentioning the lack of people burning in the streets with these levels of UVB? At Wigingtons claims sunburn by UVB would happen in minutes.
Seeing as it's summer is it worth mentioning the lack of people burning in the streets with these levels of UVB? At Wigingtons claims sunburn by UVB would happen in minutes.
External Quote:GENERAL GOVERNMENT, CONTINUED
R7 Administrative Office: Take the following actions: (1) Receive input and discuss matters regarding
geoengineering ("chemtrails"); (2) consider providing direction to staff; and (3) consider taking other
appropriate action, as necessary (Supervisor Giacomini)
Just my opinion, but I think the 3 minutes would best be spent showing the threats left up on the websties/FBs of the hoax promoters that are in attendance. (added: if there is any) I highly doubt they are getting the time for any other reason than they are probably required by law to give time if enough people whine about something. Trying to counter their claims just bolsters them.
Probably one of the only things that will get the council to stop and think about things seriously. I doubt they take these claims serious.You might be right on both counts. 3 minutes just isn't enough time to go into the false claims. Selecting specific threats left on Dane's site is a heck of a good idea. They all say they are not advocating violence, but don't delete threats.