Can we talk about the chemtrail thing? I was a hard no until I looked at the flight patterns

I used to roll my eyes at anyone who brought up chemtrails. Figured it was just people who failed science class trying to feel smart. But then I moved near an Air Force base outside Tucson last year and started noticing these grids in the sky every single morning. Not just a couple planes, like a coordinated pattern that went on for hours. So I downloaded that flight radar app and checked the callsigns. Half of them were military contractors with no cargo listed. The other half were commercial but they'd stay at 38,000 feet for the whole route, not dumping altitude. Then I looked up the patents for HAARP and weather modification from the 90s. Now I'm not saying it's poisoning us, but I am saying the explanation is way weirder than most people admit. What made you switch sides on something you were dead wrong about?

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sullivan.spencer23d ago

Settle down man, you looked at a couple flight patterns and now you're connecting dots that probably aren't even there. Most of those contractor flights are just moving gear or running training exercises, not spraying some mystery goop on us.

felix_williams7123d ago

Man, I remember getting all fired up about this stuff a few years back. Found some flight tracking data that seemed really suspicious at first. But then I actually talked to a guy who works on those contractor planes, and he basically laughed and said it's all just bored pilots flying patterns for hours to meet their monthly flight time requirements. Your mileage may vary, but that conversation really took the wind out of my conspiracy sails. Take it for what it's worth.