Flashback: Plane Spraying Aerosol On Cover Of July 2002 Issue Of Investigate Magazine

Posted on October 14, 2010 by Clare Swinney

As well as an article about chemtrails in the December 2000 issue of Investigate,  the cover of Issue 22 (July 2002), shows a plane spraying an aerosol related to an article about the military’s proposed use of weather modification technology.  The cover story, ‘Global Storming’ is  subtitled: ‘just when you thought the arms race couldn’t get any whackier, US military scientists are working on a new weapon, weather modification, as this unclassified briefing reveals:’  Photography by NOAA, NASA & USAF.

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Committed to awakening those still asleep. Please keep an open mind and do your own research before you jump to conclusions. WebofEvidence on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyTh2WC7w_8GYD6ZecXUQMQ Clare on Bitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/1z2iaeXTln25/
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2 Responses to Flashback: Plane Spraying Aerosol On Cover Of July 2002 Issue Of Investigate Magazine

  1. Rose says:
    October 14, 2010 at 5:47 PM

    Thanks for reposting that excellent article by William Thomas Clare. Some very good information in here… nothing much has changed in 10 years!

    I was absolutely horrified to read about the incident in England the BBC reported on January 14, 1999, after lingering contrails and cob- web-like fallout were reported over London and Birmingham, that more than 8,000 people -mostly elderly -died from pneumonia and other respiratory complications in the last week of December and the first two weeks of January, 1999. MERRY BLOODY XMAS!

    He goes on to say according to the BBC, in early January of this year, more than 97,100 people in England and Wales were stricken with respiratory ailments in a single week -almost double the usual rate.

    The reference to ethylene dibromide (EDB), an extremely hazardous pesticide, EDB was banned by the US Environmental Protection Agency in 1983 also took my attention.

    Last year my little New Zealand town was sprayed with something that left a white residue on the vegetable leaves. After this event (I watched the plane do it!) all of the aphids died on my roses not to mention untold dead lady-bugs and many less than normal honey bees. I am an avid garner as are many of the people in my community. I CHOOSE to grow so I can eat organic. Who gave the Government the right to take away my choice to eat unpesticided food? This year we will be waiting to collect samples for SURE!

    I have purchased one or two of these magazines in the past but have decided to subscribe to Investigate and will be sending it out as xmas presents this year also. Thanks for the reminder of what a good magazine can be!

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  2. Clare Swinney says:
    October 14, 2010 at 7:39 PM

    Thank-you for sharing your observations with us Rose. There are fewer bugs around here also. I put a chicken breast out in the garden a few months ago and watched it to see how long it would take before it was maggot-riddled. Normally it would be broken down to nothing in no time. It was still in tact after a week. It was quite odd.

    (Frances Mangels talks about the significant reduction in bugs being see at Mt Shasta in the clip here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFpS1yVioLM )

    In regard to the magazine cover above, talk about “In plane sight” – as in “In plain sight”! I had an article in that issue about Watercare, and had the magazine at home, and it only just occurred to me recently that it depicted an aerosol being sprayed. It just goes to show how utterly blind we can be, when we are ignorant of an issue. Thank goodness ‘What In The World Are They Spraying? is coming out in the next few days! It will give sight to the blind and functional ears to those who can’t hear. (-;

    I found the picture of plane above also used at: http://www.robertghostwolf.com/chemtrails.htm

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