> less than 2% of the world-population?
Maybe the guidestones aren't so far off the mark. Looks to me like killing off about 95% of the pop is needed to save the whites from extinction.
"Maintain humanity under 500,000,000 in perpetual balance with nature."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgia_Guidestones
> list of the owners of the 12 Central Banks:
Nice concise list of the top war criminals. Seize their assets, hang the traitors, send the rest to Gitmo for life. EZ PZ
>Bright clear sky otherwise, not a cloud in sight. Currently watching the streak from my window expanding into a giant sheet of haze/cloud.
For what it's worth. In the early 1970's I was working in the Great Smokey Valley in central Nevada. Since the dawn of the jet age, the ranchers (who raise a lot of hay) had complained that their growing season had been shortened by the haze created everyday by the jet traffic overhead. Accounts varied, but all the ranchers I ever spoke with said that the growing season was 2 to 3 weeks shorter than in their parents and grandparents day.
I went so far as to purchase a Nikon camera and intervalometer to take time lapse photos of the sky during the growing season. It really was dramatic to see the sky clouded over day after day after day. I sent my research to UNR but nothing came of it to my knowledge.
As this was before "climate change" and "global warming" . "Settled" science thought at the time we were on the far side of the interglacial warming.
There would therefore have been no incentive to spike exhaust or spray chemtrails to affect the climate. I've always figured it was simply water vapor from the contrails doing the dirty work that is now given as evidence for "chemtrails".
>"less than 10 people know"
Bullshit. Millions know. Just look at this board. I'll bet we know more details than most senators.
>Takes particulates for water to coalesce to.
Absolutely true. There are plenty of particulates up there. It's why the sky is blue.
You must be a democrat to start name calling because you can't discuss something on its merits.
I like this one!