- There is growing evidence to suggest that the 'chemtrail'
phenomenon is rather more serious than just 'jets releasing water vapor
high in the sky.' Research by Clifford Carnicom [http://www.carnicom.com/precip1.htm]
supports a likelihood of increased barium precipitates in rain water collected
in areas where chemtrail spraying has recently occurred.
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- What are the effects of barium, a heavy metal, on humans?
Pecanha and Dos Reis (1989) reported in an article entitled "Functional
heterogeneity in the process of T lymphocyte activation; barium blocks
several modes of T cell activation, but spares a functionally unique subset
of PHA-activable T cells" published in Clinical Experimental Immunology
1989 May;76(2):311-6, that "All modes of T cell activation, except
PHA-induced mitogenesis, were blocked in a reversible and dose-related
manner by Ba2+ (barium)." In other words, barium will turn off the
body's T-cells. T-cells are an important part of the body's immune system
with OKT4+ helper-inducer T-cells directing an attack of the body's OKT8
hunter-killer cells to attack and kill a foreign antigen (invading bacteria
or virus). In short summary, barium can turn off your immune system.
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- Pecanha and Dos Reis (1989) in another study entitled,
"Murine polyclonal T-lymphocyte activation induced by phytohemmagglutinin;
differential lymphokine requirements of two unusual activation pathways
defined by resistance to blockade by barium and by cyclosporin A"
published in International Journal of Immunopharmacology 1989;11(2):149-56
stated, "Other modes of T-cell activation, including ConA-induced
responses, are completely blocked by Ba2+ (barium), which seems to affect
an early Ca2+-dependent step of T-cell activation, as determined by kinetic
and competition experiments." There is no question about the effect
of barium exposure, i.e., barium will interfere with T-cell activation
- barium will interfere with natural immune system functioning.
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- If the research concerning the particulate matter in
rainwater collected in areas where chemtrail activity is high continues
to yield barium, we may have a first understanding of the purpose of chemtrail
spraying, i.e., to directly impact the T-cell systems of the humans beneath
the chemtrail targets. Therefore, in the continuing science of study of
chemtrails it is imperative that measurements of the health of the population
beneath the targeted areas be monitored. As barium blocks T-cells activation,
i.e., weakening the immune system, we should expect to see statistically
significant increases in various diseases which might normally be minimally
occurring in a population with a fully-activated immune system. It is
therefore important to seek out physicians, nurses, and other medical authorities
in chemtrail spray areas who may then report on the incidence of disease.
If barium is, indeed, a significant particulate in 'chemtrail' sprayings
it is hypothesized that, upon a few days after a spraying, there would
be an increased number of the population seeking medical assistance.
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- The work of Clifford Caricom should continue and be
supported. Efforts to confirm the presence of barium in rainwater collected
beneath chemtrail spray zones should be extended by other interested chemists
and interested public. Additionally, surveillance of disease incidence
beneath chemtrail spray zones should begin among physicians, nurses, and
hospitals and efforts to correlate disease incidence with barium levels
in sprayings should be undertaken by interested statisticians.
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- References:
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- <http://www.carnicom.com/precip1.htm>http://www.carnicom.com/precip1.htm
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- Pecanha LT, Dos Reis GA
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- Functional heterogeneity in the process of T lymphocyte
activation; barium blocks several modes of T cell activation, but spares
a functionally unique subset of PHA-activable T cells.
- Clin Exp Immunol. 1989 May;76(2):311-6.
- PMID: 2788051 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
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- Pecanha LM, Dos Reis GA.
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- Murine polyclonal T-lymphocyte activation induced by
phytohemmagglutinin; differential lymphokine requirements of two unusual
activation pathways defined by resistance to blockade by barium and by
cyclosporin A.
- Int J Immunopharmacol. 1989;11(2):149-56.
- PMID: 2649443 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
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- http://www.bhc.edu/eastcampus/leeb/aids/index.html
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