Pic on BBC Weather site

[allen982]

Look at this photo taken by a viewer over Neath in South Wales at dawn

http://news.bbc.co.uk/weather/hi/gallery -Click on Picture 5

:eek:

[eyepod]

This one?

http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/45663000/jpg/_45663985_contrailsatdawn.jpg

An unusual picture of contrails at dawn over Neath, South Wales. Submitted by Mike Davies on 11th April.

Now where on earth would all those planes be going over South Wales at dawn? :confused::eek:

[allen982]

Yes, dawn is the key. Looks like at least 6 or 7 different chemtrails at that time of day WTF!

[eyepod]

Yes, dawn is the key. Looks like at least 6 or 7 different chemtrails at that time of day WTF!

I'd say there is at least 8 not including the ones that have already spread out.

[disorder2k8]

I like the lies they comment it with :rolleyes:

[realfake]

They've kind of told a half truth - Unusual contrails. That's quite a statement coming from a meteorological site.

[simplify]

I'd say there is at least 8 not including the ones that have already spread out.

The boys are working overtime, wonder if they get double pay for poisoning the air. Or maybe they are robots flying those planes?::D

[tomahawk]

I like the lies they comment it with :rolleyes:

What else would you expect from the BBC, the truth?;).

I have found photos on the web from the early 80s that show Chemtrails over Devon. The West Country was a major testing ground for that shit back in the day.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2290/2360958335_ba643caf61.jpg?v=0

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3052/2352226117_cf5ed2edac.jpg?v=0

Never mind the nice bird with the nice legs, look at what is behind her.

[allen982]

haha, nice edited in comment, I was indeed prefering to look at the nice birds legs and pert bottom :p

[disorder2k8]

haha, nice edited in comment, I was indeed prefering to look at the nice birds legs and pert bottom :p

Lol same :D

[gripit]

Never mind the nice bird with the nice legs, look at what is behind her.

Yes, stop drawing our attention away from the horror!

[tomahawk]

Yes, stop drawing our attention away from the horror!

Not my intention, at all..In a round about way I pointed out that Devon and Cornwall (The West Country) was getting hit by all sorts of operational trials long before anyone even heard of chemtrails.. You can left click the pic properties and follow it up if you want, at this stage of the game I couldn't care less.

Shortcut

http://www.flickr.com/photos/lemoncat1/sets/72157604637042888/

[peachped]

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http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3052/2352226117_cf5ed2edac.jpg?v=0[/CENTER]

Never mind the nice bird with the nice legs, look at what is behind her.

OMG Look at that!:eek:

I have saved this pic in case I need it for further research.

[tomahawk]

Me and my brothers will dedicate a prayer. Ah Ah Ah Ah

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGObsLLqwnU

[gripit]

Not my intention, at all..In a round about way I pointed out that Devon and Cornwall (The West Country) was getting hit by all sorts of operational trials long before anyone even heard of chemtrails.. You can left click the pic properties and follow it up if you want, at this stage of the game I couldn't care less.

Shortcut

http://www.flickr.com/photos/lemoncat1/sets/72157604637042888/

Thank you for the link :)

I was reading this thread (http://www.davidicke.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1190) earlier tonite. It has a link to a BBC article (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/norfolk/4507036.stm) about chemtrail spraying done in the 60s!


Inquiry into spray cancer claims
Norwich city centre
Cadmium chemical was sprayed over Norwich in the 1960s
The effects of cadmium spraying over a city in the 1960s are to be investigated after claims that it was linked with cancer of the oesophagus.

North Norfolk MP Norman Lamb was told of the decision by the Department of Health after he tabled questions to Health Secretary Patricia Hewitt.

"There are many concerns about the possible effect of cadmium spraying in Norwich and the cancer," Mr Lamb said.

Cadmium powder was sprayed over part of the city during weapons testing.

The investigation will involve the Health Protection Agency (HPA), the local Primary Care Trust, the Cancer Registry and the local Public Health Observatory.

'No link'

Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Public Health Caroline Flint informed Mr Lamb of the investigation, adding: "I am advised that it is unlikely the zinc cadmium sulphide dispersion trials have resulted in any long term health effects."

Campaigners claim that Norwich has a higher number of cases of cancer of the oesophagus than the national average.

Peter Brambleby, director of public health at the Norwich Primary Care Trust denies this and is on record as saying that he could find "no link between the spraying and this cancer".

He said: "My examination of the most up-to-date data for Norwich shows a low incidence and lower than expected incidence of oesophageal cancer."

'Simulate dissemination'

But earlier this year Mr Wyn Parry, a consultant at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital and a specialist in oesophageal cancer, said more research was needed on this type of cancer.

"I see patients across Norfolk and we would expect to see between 120 and 130 cases (national average) but we are seeing between 170 and 180. Perhaps 50% more than the national population."

A small quantity of cadmium was sprayed over parts of the city as part of a Ministry of Defence experiment on chemical dispersal.

The Ministry of Defence said the experiment, which its scientists say was safe, was to "simulate the airborne dissemination" of biological warfare agents in the air.

[lookfar]

This one?

http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/45663000/jpg/_45663985_contrailsatdawn.jpg

Now where on earth would all those planes be going over South Wales at dawn? :confused::eek:

OMFG that's shocking for that time of the day!!:eek: Good point indeed, there are definitely no scheduled flights operating that early...

[antinwo]

This one?

http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/45663000/jpg/_45663985_contrailsatdawn.jpg



Now where on earth would all those planes be going over South Wales at dawn? :confused::eek:

Bloody hell they are definitely unusual contrails. I wonder what Marpat thinks:D

[liquidswords]

OMG Look at that!:eek:

I have saved this pic in case I need it for further research.

It is rather marvelous isn't it!

[tomahawk]

Yeah, whatever:rolleyes: I here repetitive strain injury's are quite nasty.