- Hi Jeff,
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- We had a wonderful storm coming, I did not see it, but
I told my wife in advance that it must be coming, as dozens of planes turned
our blue sky to total dirty skies for 2 days in a row, without one bit
of blue sky !
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- Sure enough, the storm came yesterday, but without a
drop of rain !!!
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- Same story for at least 4 years !!! Almost everytime
that we are expecting a good rain they come and spray the skies about 2
days in advance, and we get instead just a few drops, if any.
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- And all our corrupt scientists are afraid to talk about
chemtrails!
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- I went to the people at our local meteoroligical wheather
station, pointed to the sky, but they refused to even LOOK up !!! I then
told them that, on the spot, I could show them all the information about
what was going on right over their heads on their computer which was only
about 2 meters away from us when we were talking. But they refused to
look at their computer!
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- We have drought in Australia since they started the chemtrail
spraying about 4 years ago, and now they have the audacity to blame it
on "El Nino" !
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- Australia used to have a wonderful blue sky most of the
year, but, for the last four years we hardly had ANY!!! It is a Taboo to
talk about it; fear is gripping the country.
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- Three weeks ago we had a wonderful blue sky day, I mean
we had a BLUE whole day. I wanted to take a photo and sent it to you,
IT WAS BIG NEWS!
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- Keep up your wonderful website, you provide the most
honest information we have in Australia,
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- Thanks,
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- Danny Rosenblum
- Sydney
- Australia
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- Here is the latest 'El Nino' excuse story...
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- Scientists Say El Nino Worsening
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- New scientific evidence has shown the El Nino weather
condition which causes droughts is becoming more aggressive.
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- Researchers from the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology
Organisation have found that not only did the most recent El Nino, in 2002,
result in less rainfall, it also led to more evaporation.
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- Professor Ann Henderson-Sellers says this has dire implications
for consumers, particularly in terms of agriculture and the amount of fresh
water available for drinking.
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- "We've recently been able to demonstrate that the
current El Nino drought has been different in nature there's been less
rainfall as everybody has understood," she said.
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- "But there's also been more evaporation and so the
net result of that is that we've had less overall water, really for the
first time in recorded history."
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- http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/s1105345.htm
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