No, I'm not going down the pornography route, but something equally sinister and certainly more deadly in my view.
What I want to know is what happens to all that brown stuff? The airlines will say (naturally) that it is “dispersed”; but where? Surely it has to come down somewhere? And when it does, what is the effect on those people, animals and plants living where it comes down?
I shall conduct a personal survey in my own area of the number of flights imposing upon my clean air (and that is one huge benefit that I have – at the moment). There are enough poisonous and/or “aggressive” substances living side by side with us in our food and water; I have no desire – even at 69 – to be almost encouraged to die from the stuff that the airlines tell me is “innocuous”. Please do not think of me as someone who wants to return to the “horse and cart” days and live in splendid isolation from each other; on the contrary, I encourage travel of all description as it is a way to overcome xenophobia. What I do ask is for man (who can create ever more clever ways of mass destruction) to turn his skills to making life cleaner for all.
Check your own situation; how many flights cross your sky; how much excrement is being pumped out. What effect is this having on your area?
Until next time (and still in clean air – I hope),
Peripatetic Scribe

Brilliant again! Here we are talking about chemtrails. We are talking about us little powerless creatures being slowly poisoned by those "in power". So sad! Is there anything we can do?
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Hi, Lucana and thank you for the comment. Yes, the "silent but deadly" poisons are all around us. What can we do? I believe yes - and that is to make sure that the environmental legislation is adhered to (no matter which country). I am pleased that the Australian prime Minister has had the guts to stand up and say "if you pollute, you pay" and this is a refreshing change which I WANT to see copied globally. Thanks again - more to follow! P.S.
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