This Is Officially A Chemtrails/Haarp Free Zone

Don’t bring that nonsense here. It is every bit as stupid as the CO2 nonsense.

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111 Responses to This Is Officially A Chemtrails/Haarp Free Zone

  1. squid2112 says:

    But aren’t Chemtrails that blue/green mist you see in the sky when someone on-board flushes the toilet? /sarc

    • mredchanskiy says:

      Also, chemtrails are different than contrails. Contrails dissipate after 5 – 10 seconds while chemtrails stay in the sky for hours. The chemtrails have aluminum that crews up the soil levels so you cant grow organic and the only way to fix this is to use gmo seeds because that is the only thing that will grow with aluminum levels that high. So please tell me why you discredit this information when it is all factual and proven?

  2. KTM says:

    Agreed. That and the “organic”/GMO food hysteria.

    • There is no substitute for victory says:

      A seed or agriculture research company can dump tons of radiation or DNA damaging chemicals onto a bushel of corn seed in an effort to induce un-natural gene mutations that might prove beneficial to man. All these artificially induced mutations are happily considered Organic, even the ones that glow in the dark.

      However if a Montesano employee splices a fragment of the DNA of the thuringiensis bacillus into a corn seed so that the farmer doesn’t need to spray insecticides on his crop then all Hades breaks loose. Never mind that the “TOXIN” in bT corn is the same “TOXIN” (thuringiensis bacillus) that has been used for almost a century and is still sprayed wholesale 8, 9, 10, 11, of more times a year on crops destine to become Trader Joe vittles.

      • methylamine says:

        There’s a big difference between Bacillus thuringiensis toxin (Bt) sprayed ON the food, and Bt grown IN the food.

        Bt is a classic pore-forming protein; its job is to punch holes in cell membranes. It’s an extremely durable protein, resistant to acids and proteases–which makes it difficult to break down in the stomach.

        No surprise, since the bacterium uses it to kill insects which it then feeds on; the insects ingest the Bt, it makes their guts leaky, and they die.

        Pore-forming proteins are very general; they don’t discriminate between insect cells and mammal cells. The theory was that Bt is harmless to humans; it’s the same mantra they pushed on us in medical school, the magical thought that all proteins are broken down completely to component amino acids before being absorbed by the gut.

        The truth is more complex; some hardy proteins can pass entirely through the digestive system.

        The incidence of gut disorders–including “irritable bowel syndrome” which isn’t a disease so much as a symptom–has skyrocketed, even among children.

        It’s well known that Bt corn adversely affects pigs and their offspring when used as animal feed.

        When Bt is sprayed on the crop, at least you can wash it off; but Bt GMO’s produce very high levels of the active protein, and it can’t be washed off.

        • Winnipeg Boy says:

          Well known because we have record pigs per litter and record hog weights. I can see all the harm.

        • methylamine says:

          You’re free to eat it. I won’t. The gut is an engineering marvel; in fact more than half your immune system resides in the gut, it has more neurons than your spinal cord, and it’s a giant ecological zoo of bacteria and fungi–most benign or beneficial.

          It’s resilient to a lot; but intentionally ingesting pore-forming toxins at levels far higher than you’d get from a Bt spraying isn’t a risk I’ll take.

        • Kenneth Burnett says:

          The facts are that you already eat this bacteria only in its complete form. Organic food guidelines allow organic food growers, especially orchardist who sell much of their produce from road side stands to spray their fruit or produce with Bacillus Thuringiensis only 4 hours before selling it. Yes there is a big difference between the Bacillus Thuringiensis found in genetically engineered food and the Bacillus Thuringiensis found in, on, around, and through organic food. That difference is that with the organic you eat the whole complete and often living B. Thuringiensis organism, while in the case GM food you only consume three (3) genes of Bacillus Thuringiensis. Organic food is one of those cases where ‘yous’ plop downs your money and ‘yous’ takes your chances because nothing organic has ever been studied or tested to see if its good for you. Unlike GM food that has been studied extensively. To enjoy the peace of mind and good health that scientific investigation brings, you therefor MUST eat GMO food because it is the only food that has ever been tested for wholesomeness BEFORE it was released to the general public. Have a good rest of the day & bon-appetit.

        • There is no substitute for victory says:

          How asinine?  Of all elements on the planet Earth only Silicone and Oxygen are more plentiful than elemental Aluminum.  How did your poor great great grand parents ever feed themselves what with all that elemental Aluminum running around loose, especially before GM seeds made their first appearance only 20 years ago?
           
          Here’s your sign. Wear it with pride.

        • methylamine says:

          @There is no substitute for victory:

          Wrong poster, I said nothing about aluminum.

        • kuhnkat says:

          “It’s well known that Bt corn adversely affects pigs and their offspring when used as animal feed.”

          Yes, I read a paper on research on two groups of pigs with one eating mostly GMO and one none. They made a big deal about how the group eating the GMO had more individuals with more severe stomach problems and didn’t say a word about the FACT that more of the GMO eaters had NO stomach issues. In general the non-GMO eaters had more and more serious health issues.

          You statement is bullshit like most of the so called science knocking GMO.

        • There is no substitute for victory says:

          “….The theory was that Bt is harmless to humans; it’s the same mantra they pushed on us in medical school, the magical thought that all proteins are broken down completely to component amino acids before being absorbed by the gut…..”

          If you’re that sure that your education was a mistake, then by all means go back to wherever you attended medical school and ask for a full refund of your tuition.

        • libertatis says:

          The rule of thumb in medical education is that knowledge has a five-year half-life; that is, half of what we considered Holy Writ is overturned by new information every five years.

          It was absolute dogma that neurons didn’t regenerate or proliferate; your brain had its full complement of neurons at birth, and you’d never grow more–now we know better. The cholesterol/atherosclerosis hypothesis is falling–and it was the cornerstone of cardiac disease theory.

          So too, researchers are discovering that the interplay between digestion and diet is much more complex than we’d thought.

          Look–at the heart of the issue the eating Bt GM foods is the location and concentration of the toxin. Bt crops express these proteins at levels much higher than external application. It can’t be washed off. And it’s a durable, toxic protein that survives into the intestines.

          The “studies”? Where are the long-term double-blind studies? At best the studies have been industry-funded whitewashes lasting a few months.

          But chronic damage from low-level toxicity takes years to manifest to frank illness. Why are we seeing an explosion of non-specific ailments like inflammatory bowel disease?

  3. Brian G Valentine says:

    It is pretty crackpot. Unfortunately it is as easy to obfuscate HAARP etc pseudo science for a “cause and effect” relationship of any phenomena as it is to relate any weather event to CO2 in the atmosphere

  4. schauminator says:

    I was a CO2 sinner last night after I ate Hot Dogs, Sauerkraut and Beans. Could have started a fire.

  5. omanuel says:

    As Professor Curry mentioned in a recent blog, society is suffering from post-traumatic stress after watching five years of official responses to the Climategate emails that surfaced in late November 2009.

  6. MrX says:

    They shut down Haarp, no? I like the dig in the last sentence of the post though. 🙂

  7. Dave N says:

    Sadly, I have a number of acquaintances that swallow that crap. Unsurprisingly, they also believe CAGW garbage, too.

    A recurring theme is that if a group is being “wronged” by government, people won’t believe *anything* the government says, proclaiming they’re trying to “cover it up”, yet when the government tells them that we need to “save the planet” because humans are being “evil”, they swallow it in a microsecond, and take exception with anyone that even hints that the government are being corrupt about it. They take equal exception when you point out their irrational line of thinking.

  8. Truthseeker says:

    Personally I find Harp music quite soothing but each to his own …

  9. Truthseeker says:

    I actually had to look up what HAARP was. I got the Wikipedia entry for the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program. What about this do you object to?

  10. TomC says:

    Just a passing thought on this subject since it’s brought up.

    Now that Obama is president HAARP is some experimental atmospheric altering device made and controlled by the CIA to create conditions leading to hostilities so US companies can profit from the war and cleaning up the mess (at least that’s what my Liberal friends tell me). Oddly enough, back when Bush was president, HAARP was known was “Bush’s Weather Machine” to drive Democrats out of Louisiana.

  11. Ragtag Media says:

    Tesla was kookie but a genius. His Power Tower Was Spooky.

  12. Just remember, if you say “GULLIBLE” slowly enough, it will sound like “Oranges”

  13. Chewer says:

    It began when Bernard let loose his patents and the ideas showed up 1st in an early 90’s Popular Mechanics addition and it has bloomed from then…
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernard_Eastlund

  14. bubbagyro says:

    I was not afraid of chemtrails until the drones and the Google robots came along. Before this, the chemtrails were really high up there and couldn’t get me. Now the drones and the robots can bring them down into my home, to ground level, I think. And underneath, the fracking? Doomed we are.

  15. Ima Skepticidal says:

    The holy shrine of the extreme everything conspiracists has to be located at http://vermontfreepress.com/index.html
    Amazing the crap some people can believe and promote.
    The proprietors complain that they can’t get #Scientists# and #Engineers# to promote their views

  16. The Polar Bears have overrun HAARP and used it to create the Polar Vortex expanding their range…

  17. annieoakley says:

    Thank you, Thank you!

  18. gregole says:

    Yes Steven,

    Keep the bar high. Perhaps a lot of people out there simply possess a more fertile imagination, than a sharp mind. And imagination is just fine, conjecture fine, but show me the facts, the results.

    Over the years, I have found I do not generally remember precisely what people say about things, but I remember the claims, and track them.

    What I’ve found? Most of what goes under the title public science is pure speculation. All pseudoscience is pure speculation.

    Sure, there’s a lot we don’t know. But we aren’t going to progress on the unknowns by projecting far-fetched fantasies, and just making stuff up. That’s just a colossal waste of time.

    • Truthseeker says:

      I am not an engineer, but I do prefer the engineer’s view of science.

      “If you cannot use it to build something that works in the real world, it is speculation.”

    • There is no substitute for victory says:

      Do you mean a fertile mind or an organically fertilized mind?

    • Olaf Koenders says:

      “But we aren’t going to progress on the unknowns by projecting far-fetched fantasies, and just making stuff up. That’s just a colossal waste of time.”

      I’m not so sure. Remember the small hand-held communicators in Star Trek? Even so recent as the 80’s you’d be locked up for talking into a little plastic box while walking down the street.

      But I know what you mean.Gregole, some fantasies are too far fetched.

      • Not to be contrary, but even in 1967 we had walkie-talkies. But that’s the diff. between good sci-fi and fantasy, and lots of sci-fi has elements of both. ST communicators and phasers were projections of real, existing, working technology. Anti-matter power generation and torpedoes were reasonable projections of science. The warp drive itself, transporter beams, and subspace radio were more clearly in the fantasy end of the spectrum and dramatic devices to move a story along.

        Sorry, didn’t mean to rant on!

  19. Pasinby says:

    How can you condemn this when you admit to co2 warming the the planet ??

    • Olaf Koenders says:

      The difference is by orders of magnitude. CO2 does sweet F.A. while H2O vapour is the main culprit by far as a greenhouse gas.

  20. B.C. says:

    I found the site linked below many, many years ago. If one wants to have hours and hours (weeks and weeks?) of fun link-hopping through the minds(?) of seriously deranged, psychopathic Leftards, the place is the perfect hopping-off point. Be forewarned, though— Once you’ve crossed over to the Idiotarian Parallel Universe and gazed upon the Singularity of Stoopid, it’s very difficult to look away. 🙂

    http://www.greatdreams.com/haarp-sun.htm

  21. Mark Luhman says:

    I alway wondered how a few megawatts of radio wave could affect the weather in the backdrop of the sun dropping trillion upon trillion watts of radio waves plus about everything else, from xrays, light both what we can see and cannot even neutrinos which we are hard press to detect, yet somehow our puny efforts were suppose to make a difference.

    • gregole says:

      Thank you. Magnitude matters. As does x squared distance!

      We need to stay focused. Imagination is a runaway thing – not bad – but face it; scientific fact is a cruel task-master.

  22. mredchanskiy says:

    Geo Engineering does exist though and that is HAARP….how can you ignore this and discredit it as nothing when it is in fact something that can be used to manipulate the weather?
    Also, chemtrails are different than contrails. Contrails dissipate after 5 – 10 seconds while chemtrails stay in the sky for hours. The chemtrails have aluminum that crews up the soil levels so you cant grow organic and the only way to fix this is to use gmo seeds because that is the only thing that will grow with aluminum levels that high. So please tell me why you discredit this information when it is all factual and proven?

    • bubbagyro says:

      You are correct. The chemtrails are nothing compared to what I saw on the back of a stop sign in my neighborhood. It looked like scratches, but upon inspection, I believe it was cuneiform, instructing the UN forces with directions to the FEMA camps.
      (I am sarc, but I am afraid you are not)

    • Olaf Koenders says:

      You’re repeating yourself with cut and paste trolling mredczechoslovaski. Tell me, do you enjoy setting fire to kittens?

      • mredchanskiy says:

        Actually this was my first comment Oflaf. You guys can joke all you want but the Fema camps have been here since 1980 and they have had the power to abduct you since 2012 with the NDAA. I would of thought this website would of been more open minded since they know global warming is a hoax and are the minority in that.

  23. bubbagyro says:

    BTW, in case you are not sarc, aluminum is the third most abundant element in the earth’s crust, after oxygen and silicon.

  24. POV says:

    “Contrails dissipate after 5 – 10 seconds”
    I don’t know if you are being sarcastic but that statement is simply not true.
    I’ve been an airline pilot for over 30 years and the time contrails remain visible depends on a number of environmental factors….. or maybe I’m in on it along with the 3000 or so pilots in my company!

    • 2hotel9 says:

      Yea! See? It is evil minions like you that are polut,,,,,,CRAP. Almost typed the whole sentence without bustling out laughing. Damn you, I owe you a coke.

  25. HankH says:

    In my early career (before mathematics took me on a side trip), I started out as an RF Engineer. It is unbelievable how many people have asked me if HAARP is altering the climate. The answer is absolutely not! The amount of power required to generate a focused signal to alter the ionization of even the smallest portion of the E and F regions of the ionosphere susceptible to RF ionization is, well, incredible. There’s no way HAARP could generate enough RF energy to alter the climate short of turning off the lights of every home in the country for a rather extended period. Then there’s the issue that any alteration of these upper regions wouldn’t affect weather anyway. Weather happens below.

    Now, if I could receive a dollar for each inquiry…

  26. bleakhouses says:

    These many conspiracy theories are the result of a many decades long campaign to erase God, religion and spirituality with The State. Man used to look to God for answers to the unknowable; particularly the bad things that happened to him/her. Since dogma was that God was benevolent Man’s concerns were sated. Hence, “religion is the opium of the people.”

    With the present erasure of God and the affirmative campaign to look to Big Brother for answers we no longer have our opium, maybe one day we will have our soma (IMHO that is why we are legalizing MJ), but for now there ise a void.

    Since rational man fears The State and loves liberty he is caught in the middle without an answer. He either learns to live with the bad things that happen to him and understands that “sh*t happens” or he looks to The State for answers. If he is not a believer in or a ward of The State he gets no answers. If he is an rational man who is not satisfied that “sh*t happens” he rations that The State is to blame for the bad things that happen to him and hence the birth of conspiracy theories.

    • Olaf Koenders says:

      Unfortunately, under Statute law, you are a ward of the State regardless. You only have the Rights given to you by the State. The only way you can be free of this is to know who you are, that you are a flesh and blood Man on the land, that does not come under Statute jurisdiction.

      The USSA (Amerika under Obummer) is still a Common law country, however Statute law and the powers that be have been trying to convince you otherwise for generations. Common law always trumps Statute law, unless you consent otherwise.

      I’m sure you’re au fait with the term “strawman” and the power of “I do not consent!”?

  27. Olaf Koenders says:

    Yes.. Thanks Steve. Just because conspiracy nuts spout claims, doesn’t mean it’s proven.

  28. Don B says:

    I would just like to announce that I am not a tin foil hat denier.

    Years ago at a job site I saw a worker who had actually lined his aluminum hard hat with aluminum foil, to protect his brain from radio station signals. Seriously.

  29. methylamine says:

    I’m astonished at the vitriol of the comments on this article.
    Ordinarily I love reading this site and the comments; it’s a cornucopia of anti-AGW facts and clear thinking.
    Given such an iconoclast crowd, it stuns me that most posters seem completely UN-skeptical about GM foods.

    Is it really so difficult to imagine that something one ingests might have negative effects?

    We’ve bred plants for tens of thousands of years to arrive at varieties that don’t poison us. It’s a delicate balance; many edible plants produce small amounts of toxins we’ve adapted to, and in some cases actually use. Garlic and onions, for example, cause hemolytic anemia in cats and dogs. We use the same sulfur compounds to recharge a vital antioxidant system in our bodies.

    Is it difficult to imagine that clumsily-done (and most GM is still quite clumsy, it’s not precision editing) gene engineering might cause plants to over-express harmful genes, produce mis-folded proteins, or express latent toxins we’ve bred out of them previously? Or that the product of the engineering–Bt in this case–might itself be DIRECTLY toxic?

    I’m genuinely saddened to see a kind of thuggish group-think and a rejection of thoughtful discourse.

    • kuhnkat says:

      Did it ever occur to you that you are an idiot??

      “Is it difficult to imagine that clumsily-done (and most GM is still quite clumsy, it’s not precision editing) gene engineering might cause plants to over-express harmful genes, produce mis-folded proteins, or express latent toxins we’ve bred out of them previously? ”

      The engineers know exactly what genes they spliced and monitor the results before releasing into a field test and during the field testing that goes on for a few years at least. Do you think for a second that the GMO haters wouldn’t point to exactly these types of problems if they were actually happening?!?!?

  30. RCM says:

    Of course bad things happen as a result of mutations induced through GM. However it is equally true that bad things happen through genetic mutations even where there is zero human intervention. You seem to imply that GM researchers would deliberately bring their failures to market without testing. Why would they do that? There’s little economic benefit of sending bad product to market. You tend to lose money from poor sales at best, are likely going to get sued into bankruptcy and shut down. Not much incentive to do that.

    If you say that it’s because they might not recognize the consequences of the mutations, I would argue that this would also be true of Mendel-theory-based genetic-selection crops brought to market. I might even go so far as to suggest that GM researchers are more likely to study the results of their work closely than some guy who just cross bred castor beans in his garden till he got some big ones.

    • methylamine says:

      I’d say traditionally bred crops change much more slowly, giving us time to react to adverse traits.
      GM on the other hand has only been on the market for twenty years. We don’t know their full effects yet, but we’re sowing them worldwide–and contaminating the genome of non-GM crops with their pollen.

      We’re only starting to understand the immensely complex interplay between our gut, our immune system, and the giant host of bacteria that colonize us. Bacteria in and on your body outnumber your cells by ten to one; it’s a delicate balance.

      Interestingly, RoundUp-Ready, another GM crop, encourages massive overspraying with RoundUp aka glyphosate. Glyphosate inhibits the shikimate pathway in plants and bacteria…including your gut bacteria. How this affects us isn’t well studied.

      But it’s an experiment that’s backfiring, as we now have RoundUp-resistant weeds, damaged soil ecologies, and Monsanto’s begun selling 2,4-D–aka Agent Orange–to augment their herbicides.

      My objections are not to the technology itself; that’s a tool. It’s to the recklessness of deployment, and the seeming blindness to knock-on effects.

      • kuhnkat says:

        Methylamine you moron, can YOU afford to massively overspray stuff you have to buy and still make a profit?!?!?

        • methylamine says:

          First: Keep a civil tone.
          Second: The resistant weeds are forcing farmers to spray more RoundUp–overspraying

        • kuhnkat says:

          Methylamine, I rarely keep a civil tone when conversing with morons.

          Overspraying is spraying outside of the intended area or spraying more than is necessary to do the job. You have just described that they are spraying enough to kill weeds that have changed to require MORE weedkiller.

          There is a difference. Now, tell me how much and how bad the effect is from other types of weed killer that was used before Round Up and Round up resistant plants?? When you figure out we are still using less costly means both environmentally and monetarily let us know.

      • kuhnkat says:

        “I’d say traditionally bred crops change much more slowly, giving us time to react to adverse traits.”

        While methylamine and others piddle down their legs thinking about GMO, did they ever wonder about where their food plants came from??

        “Classical Breeding with Induced Mutation

        Mutations (Figure 2) are changes in the genetic makeup of a plant. Mutations occur naturally and sometimes result in the development of new beneficial traits. In 1940, plant breeders learned that they could make mutations happen faster with a process called mutagenesis. Radiation or chemicals are used to change the plant’s DNA, the basic molecular system of all organisms’ genetic material. The goal is to cause changes in the sequence of the base pairs of DNA, which provide biochemical instructions for the development of plants. Resultant plants may possess new and desirable characteristics through this modification of their genetic material. During this process, plant breeders must grow and evaluate each plant from each seed produced.

        More than 2,500 plant varieties (including rice, wheat, grapefruit, lettuce and many fruits) have been developed using radiation mutagenesis (FAO/IAEA, 2008). Induced mutation breeding was widely used in the United States during the 1970’s, but today few varieties are produced using this technique. As our understanding of genetics developed, so new technologies for plant variety development arose. Examples of these that are used today include genetic marker assisted breeding, where molecular markers associated with specific traits could be used to direct breeding programs, and genetic engineering. Some of the significant steps leading to the current state of the art are explained below.”

        http://www.nature.com/scitable/knowledge/library/history-of-agricultural-biotechnology-how-crop-development-25885295

        So, since the 1940’s we have been eating produce resulting from RANDOM FORCED SHORT TERM mutation with virtually NO knowledge of the details other than they created a faster growing or more productive plant. Yet y’all think GMO is crude!!

        HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

        • methylamine says:

          I’m well aware of the radiation- and chemical-mutagenesis techniques.
          Have you ever worked in an actual lab, doing actual gene splicing?

          No?
          Describe the techniques. Tell me about promoters. Explain how foreign genes are inserted into the host genome.

          Now let’s discuss epigenetics, particularly how histone binding affects gene transcription…and how splicing techniques affect that.

          My undergrad was biochemistry with heavy emphasis on biophysics and genetics.
          So go research, understand what you’re really talking about.

        • kuhnkat says:

          That’s nice. Now tell us the details of the random changes from all those early methods and how they were so much safer than what we KNOW happened with the GMO products on the market. Using scarey phrases doesn’t mean anything because, obviously, I am too ignorant to understand the big words.

  31. 2hotel9 says:

    Chemtrails! Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha,,,,,,,,,oh my, Hahahahahahahahahahahahaha.

    Bro? You gots to warn a brother when you gonna have jokes up in here!

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