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CHEMTRAILS= MILITARY USE OF CHAFF? | |
| problem solved User ID: 122957  United States08/02/2006 04:02 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
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| op (OP) User ID: 122957 United States08/02/2006 04:11 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Maybe I'm missing it, but what is chaff, and what does it do? Quoting: Claycat 125728It says it's fiber, but what kind of fiber? Is it some kind of waste product? It tells that it interferes with radar. What does the military use it for? yeah i was wondering the same thing.... |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 125730  New Zealand08/02/2006 04:13 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Original chaff was strips of Aluminium foil. Planes would spread it in the sky, to bounce back radar signals. e.g. on D-Day, bombers dropped chaff over the English channel, AWAY from where the real landings were placed, to help fool the Germans into thinking the invasion was in the wrong place. Back to the OP, however; chemtrails are just contrails (also seen in WWII!). Get over it. |
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| hmpph User ID: 125799  South Korea08/02/2006 07:06 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | way back in 1994... canadian military vs Innu [link to www.ammsa.com] "He cites the military's use of chaff as an example of these omissions. Chaff consists of thin, metal strips that are released into the air from the aircraft to confuse enemy radar systems. Farmers in the United Kingdom have concerns about the use of chaff because some livestock have died or suffered illness from eating the substance, said Ashini. The DND purposefully deleted its use of chaff from the project description, he said." Quoting: from website |
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| popo User ID: 125799 South Korea08/02/2006 07:23 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | your smiley guy having sex with an animal is offensive...Beastiality is a sin Quoting: beastial betty 124904well how about this then-  -ohhh yeahhh, a little horse BDSM? mmmmhmmmm yeah baby, beat that horse! thats how you like it! how does your sin-o-meter feel about that one?  and what about banana sex? sin or not a sin? |
