AN ‘INTERPRETATION’ BY JUDITH REYNOLDS
AN ‘INTERPRETATION’ BY JUDITH REYNOLDS Posted on behalf of The Durango Herald by CE Carnicom Dec 07 2002 Additional Notes:... Read more
THE DURANGO HERALD (II)
Comments from Judith Reynolds from the Durango Herald in Santa Fe, New Mexico are challenged after Clifford Carnicom gave a presentation with extensive evidence of aerosol operations. Ms. Reynolds was not in attendance at this presentation, yet wrote a piece in the Herald chastising Clifford Carnicom’s facts in his presentation.
A FIRST RESPONSE TO THE DURANGO HERALD
This page is a copy of a letter sent to the Durango Herald in Santa Fe, New Mexico, by a concerned citizen. This person discusses the debate about aerosol operations and many related items that include: conditions needed for contrail formation versus conditions that existed that were not favorable for contrail formation when contrails were witnessed; the obscuring of distant landmarks from aerosol operations; China being the world’s producer of barium; lengthening allergy seasons, and more.
HOTCHKISS LECTURE
This page is an article written by Davina Ryazka about a lecture Clifford Carnicom gave to Hotchkiss Memorial Hall in Delta Colorado on August 17, 2002. Clifford spoke about the differences between contrails and aerosol operations, nations being sprayed, and much of his research in the discovery and analysis of the chemicals and biologicals being found in the aerosols.
CENTREX NEWS: PUBLIC CORRECTION REQUIRED ADDITIONAL CORRECTION REQUIRED J. SKOUSEN PROVIDES CORRECTIONS
Clifford Carnicom requests that journalists correct errors in their reporting. One case in point is an article by William Thomas titled “Air Traffic Controllers Concerned Over Chemtrails”, where Mr. Thomas incorrectly claims “According to NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, contrails can only form at temperatures below minus 76 degrees…” Clifford Carnicom sent an included letter on this page to CentrexNews.com asking that Mr. Thomas’ article be corrected to state the contrails can only form in temperatures below minus 40 degrees. Mr. Joel Skousen promptly replied and made the corrections for Mr. Carnicom.
JEFF RENSE INTERVIEW with CLIFFORD CARNICOM AEROSOLS and ELECTROMAGNETISM
Included here is the entire interview between Jeff Rense and Clifford Carnicom from November 2001. This interview covers what is known regarding aerosol operations, as well as discussion of many of Carnicom’s research papers and their meaning for humanity. Topics covered include how the skies were empty of any spraying activity in the weeks after the World Trade Tower attacks on September 11, 2001, the EPA’s refusal to analyze fiber samples sent to them by Carnicom, results of water sample testing and much more.
Air, Environmental, Foundational, Health, Public Relations & Communications, Social & Political Impacts - Agencies - Media
EPA REFUSES TO IDENTIFY, RETURNS SAMPLE AFTER 18 MONTH DELAY
This page contains the letter from the Environmental Protection Agency stating that it is not the business of the EPA to test the sample that had been sent to them 18 months prior, asking that an analysis be performed on fibrous material that had been collected after aerosol operations.
SEARAD – MODTRAN – ABLEX
An anonymous researcher wrote to Carnicom and recommended that he visit and read papers on the International Society for Optical Engineering website www.spie.com. The anonymous researcher stated “Please take time to look into SEARAD, MODTRAN, and ABLEX. I believe if you research these, you will find compelling info for chemtrails…Much mention of clouds in coordination with their new Air Borne Laser System…That’s all I can say as I am sure I too am watched for my activity in trying to get to the truth”. Initial research within this site demonstrates significant resources and efforts devoted toward aerosol modeling techniques, including detection of particulates and biological components.
QUESTIONS : 2001
An intriguing set of questions, from a poster to the Carnicom message board, related to aerosol programs as well as other health, weather and similar topics, is included in this paper.
USA TODAY -WILLIAM THOMAS RESPONSE -CORRECTION
William Thomas’ response to a USA Today article that was run March 7, 2001 is the subject of this Carnicom work. The USA Today article ridicules the notion that contrails are actually aerosol spraying programs, as espoused by Clifford Carnicom and others.
