my theory is this: people have become so used to seeing chemtrails -and haven't you wondered why on earth they hadn't developed a way to 'hide them'?- that only now have the new 'improved' versions been put into use. (those that dissipate very quickly, while still allowing the chem. part to trail downward.) Now that everyone is busy looking for them, it is as if to turn this phrase around, in much the way the chemtrail spraying is being accomplished: "unless you see....you won't believe".

Cagey, eh?

OK, this is my theory. We in No. Cal have had an insane rainy season, cloudy all the time. I believe the benefit to cloudy weather (for the gov)is that we cannot see the heavy chemtrail spraying that they do above the clouds. The reason I think this is that when I see a cloud break I often notice VERY thick stripes through the clouds, but on clear days the chems are usually not so thick. Although they ARE noticable. This leads me to think that they could be weather controlling the areas they want to spray heavily. Maybe and maybe not, but the worst, thickest chemtrails I have seen are incidentally through the clouds.

I'm wondering how we can tell the difference between a legitimate long contrail and a chemtrail. Without getting up there with a beaker and taking a sample, there is no way to know. This is part of the problem in the public not being aware.

PB

Once you see a chem trail you will notice them where ever they are, they are easily seen on moonlit nights.

If your not seeing them in the daytime, don't say where you live, we may all move!

MH