Worldwide Chemtrail Reporting by Avalon Members

[justntime2learn]

Posted by Andre (here)

Posted by justntime2learn (here)
Here's an interesting take on chemtrails released by Suspicious Observers today. Ben Davidson claims that about 5% of what you see are actually chemtrails due to increased jet efficiency, traffic and the growing amount of water droplets in the atmosphere. He goes on to explain the increased water vapor is due to the decreasing magnetosphere. Starts at 1 minute 12 seconds and it's maybe a couple minutes.

I didn't listen to his video based on your synopsis. (I understand you may be posting just to provide a different perspective, but it sounds like overt disinformation to me to assert that 95% of what we see in terms of aerial trails is water vapour and jet engine activity. I personally observe chemtrail activity here on the East Coast of Australia on an almost daily basis. Almost 100% of the trails I see do not occur on commercial flight paths so they cannot be dispersed by your average passenger jet. In addition, all those trails dissipate in to a haze over an hour or so which is NOT what water vapour does.

Hi Andre!

Brother, I totally know what you mean!

When Ben Davidson who is well respected on this forum and has a proven track record makes a claim, I take note. I'm not saying I believe it, just that I take notes. I've tried to think of anything that I believe 100% and I can't come up with a single thing. There are things I'm more sure of like the Earth being round, but I think the jury is still out on chemtrails. I'm always reading opposing views of what I think I believe to see if I missed or was wrong about something as I have been wrong many times before. Sometimes reading opposing views solidifies my belief that I was right on a given topic, however I'm never 100% sure and always turning over stones.

I think TargeT said it best,

"duration proves truth almost always"

I've seen convincing arguments that coal ash has been used to spray contains metal particulates. I suppose these could be reflective but I don't know any of this for sure. I'm confident that those in power wouldn't care about the heavy metals we are breathing as long as they can stay in power.

Do you have any links on how water vapor behaves?

Blessings my friend and thank you for your response.

[Andre]

Hi Andre!

Brother, I totally know what you mean!

When Ben Davidson who is well respected on this forum and has a proven track record makes a claim, I take note. I'm not saying I believe it, just that I take notes. I've tried to think of anything that I believe 100% and I can't come up with a single thing. There are things I'm more sure of like the Earth being round, but I think the jury is still out on chemtrails. I'm always reading opposing views of what I think I believe to see if I missed or was wrong about something as I have been wrong many times before. Sometimes reading opposing views solidifies my belief that I was right on a given topic, however I'm never 100% sure and always turning over stones.

I think TargeT said it best, "duration proves truth almost always"

I've seen convincing arguments that coal ash has been used to spray contains metal particulates. I suppose these could be reflective but I don't know any of this for sure. I'm confident that those in power wouldn't care about the heavy metals we are breathing as long as they can stay in power.

Do you have any links on how water vapor behaves?

Blessings my friend and thank you for your response.

I assume you're familiar with the work of Dane Wigington. I consider him to be the world leading expert on stratospheric aerosol injection (chemtrails) and he's one of the few activists who has actually gone up there and conducted real-time tests of the aerosols. As you probably are aware, he has an extensive library of resources on his site along with a vast library of videos. Many discuss the behavior of water vapor in the atmosphere. And I highly recommend his doco "The Dimming": https://www.geoengineeringwatch.org/

There's also the Carnicom Institute here: https://carnicominstitute.org/aeroso...e-documentary/

This site has a collection of interviews and videos: http://climatechangeagenda.com/

And here's an extensive library of resources on the subject: https://weathermodificationhistory.com/

I have many more bookmarks on the subject. But not knowing how familiar you are with the subject, I've just put these few links up. Hope they are useful.

All the best.

[justntime2learn]

Posted by Andre (here)

Hi Andre!

Brother, I totally know what you mean!

When Ben Davidson who is well respected on this forum and has a proven track record makes a claim, I take note. I'm not saying I believe it, just that I take notes. I've tried to think of anything that I believe 100% and I can't come up with a single thing. There are things I'm more sure of like the Earth being round, but I think the jury is still out on chemtrails. I'm always reading opposing views of what I think I believe to see if I missed or was wrong about something as I have been wrong many times before. Sometimes reading opposing views solidifies my belief that I was right on a given topic, however I'm never 100% sure and always turning over stones.

I think TargeT said it best, "duration proves truth almost always"

I've seen convincing arguments that coal ash has been used to spray contains metal particulates. I suppose these could be reflective but I don't know any of this for sure. I'm confident that those in power wouldn't care about the heavy metals we are breathing as long as they can stay in power.

Do you have any links on how water vapor behaves?

Blessings my friend and thank you for your response.

I assume you're familiar with the work of Dane Wigington. I consider him to be the world leading expert on stratospheric aerosol injection (chemtrails) and he's one of the few activists who has actually gone up there and conducted real-time tests of the aerosols. As you probably are aware, he has an extensive library of resources on his site along with a vast library of videos. Many discuss the behavior of water vapor in the atmosphere. And I highly recommend his doco "The Dimming": https://www.geoengineeringwatch.org/

There's also the Carnicom Institute here: https://carnicominstitute.org/aeroso...e-documentary/

This site has a collection of interviews and videos: http://climatechangeagenda.com/

And here's an extensive library of resources on the subject: https://weathermodificationhistory.com/

I have many more bookmarks on the subject. But not knowing how familiar you are with the subject, I've just put these few links up. Hope they are useful.

All the best.

Awesome and thank you!

Elizabeth Marie (We-R-One) has been talking a lot about Dane Wigington to me in the past couple weeks. In short, She was saying something about the spraying had depleted the ozone and no one would be able to go outside.

Now I have a lot to dive into

Thanks again!

[Paul D.]

I saw this tweet about an strange anomalous phenomena observed over Penzance, England ...

[Bluegreen]

Bob’s Toaster 🍞
@capnbobstoaster
·
12h
Replying to
@CartlandDavid
Clearly Photoshopped- that kind of sky no longer exists. 😉

[John Hilton]

Posted by Bluegreen (here)
Clearly Photoshopped- that kind of sky no longer exists. 😉

I last saw that kind of sky in 1987 over Phoenix, Az.

Here over Crete (Mediterranean island) the chemtrails continue throughout winter, usually followed by rain within two days. In summer there are no daytime trails (apart from short-lived, normal contrails) but we still have many days of milky, pale blue sky, which suggests to me that [they] are spraying at night.

I have noticed, however, since just PC (pre-covid), that low level (below 10,000 feet) chemtrails have almost ceased, having been replaced with much higher ones. Much less obvious.

Also, I suspect that these trails are being modified by directed energy because the "clouds" have waves - "ploughed furrows" like this photo: https://files.catbox.moe/19j4ez.jpg

What amazes me is that there must be factories producing this powder by the hundreds of tons but no whistleblower has come forward.

[Paul D.]

B.B.C. acknowledging & denying chemtrails at the same time !
Blatantly lying ! (again) .However they are having to address the phenomena, presumably because of public's increased awareness.
Seems like a step change to me.

[Mark (Star Mariner)]

"Those 'con trails' can persist for a long time, giving us those beautiful sunrise and sunset pictures..."

Oh yes, pollution has never looked so lovely. Moronic!

[Paul D.]

Blatant & in your face . Truly diabolical Disney.

[RunningDeer]

Photo provided by Mike: Central Florida skies are loaded with trails lately.

[Mike]

Posted by RunningDeer (here)
Photo provided by Mike: Central Florida skies are loaded with trails lately.

Thanks Paula!

This isn't unusual either. I've become kind of numb to it. Typical central Florida day. But on this day I was moved to snap a photo.

What you can't really see in this pic is all the dispersed chemtrails, of which there were many.

[Mark (Star Mariner)]

It would be interesting to hear from fellow Avalonians if they're seeing any die-offs in their gardens/yards, like seen in the video below.

For me, it's been a sluggish year for vegetable growing, and I mostly put that down to a lack of rain. This year has been extremely dry, like ridiculously so. As one who monitors the weather meticulously, I have recorded just FOUR rain days this entire year to date. By rain days, I mean persistent rain for the duration of a 24-hour period. We've had a handful of days with passing showers, but only four days of good solid rain is extraordinary in a country that averages 250 rain days a year. They announced at the end of May that the Spring of 2025 was the driest for 60 years here. Some parts of the country are now facing drought conditions. It hasn't been good, and I really do have to ask myself: how much of this is down to what they're spraying up there?

Related:

https://x.com/BGatesIsaPyscho/status...29839347052639
Concerned Citizen
@BGatesIsaPyscho
Gardeners & Farmers everywhere continue to report strange happenings with their plants.

[Phoenix1304]

Here in the Cotswolds I’ve had to water my garden and allotment daily for months, but it’s been a much better year for growing than last year. Last year I watered just a few times in total because it was so wet and everyone complained about the slugs! I’ve never seen so many, they were massive and ate what little did manage to grow in the sodden conditions.

The strangest thing this year has been that the beans have not set. Flowered, but flowers dropped off, presumably the extreme heat. The sun has been white hot. The lawns here have all become extremely dry, brown and bare. Courgettes, chard, onions, potatoes and plum trees have flourished though. Tomatoes also doing well, I had none last year…not enough sun.

The chemtrails have not been consistent and if they are meant to block out the sun, they are not working as this has been a blisteringly hot year. Temps in the 90s in the UK have become the new normal over the past few years, but it didnt used to be this way. My father had a seaside business and as a kid i was very weather aware because sunny weather meant busy (and hard work for us) temps in the upper 70s were rare, maybe one or two days in the three months of summer, so no-one can tell me that the last two months we’ve had of continual extreme heat is normal.

As you say, the rain has been rare and short lived, although people have been describing the odd downpours as ‘biblical’ because of the vast amount of rain that comes down in a brief burst, the ground is so dry and hard that the streets here quickly turn into rivers, then it’s all over within 15 minutes and it hasn’t soaked into the soil.

I find it odd, to be honest, that there hasn’t been a hosepipe ban because we’ve had those in years past when conditions have been less severe.

[Mark (Star Mariner)]

Posted by Phoenix1304 (here)
As you say, the rain has been rare and short lived, although people have been describing the odd downpours as ‘biblical’ because of the vast amount of rain that comes down in a brief burst, the ground is so dry and hard that the streets here quickly turn into rivers, then it’s all over within 15 minutes and it hasn’t soaked into the soil.

This short video shows this effect in action.

https://x.com/Rainmaker1973/status/1952659593706025338
Massimo
@Rainmaker1973
In this experiment, Dr Rob Thompson from the University of Reading shows how long it takes a cup of water to soak into parched ground.

This is why heavy rainfall after a drought can be really dangerous & might lead to flash flooding.

[Mari]

Here in the south west UK, I can echo Phoenix1304's experience. We've also had, in the early part of the year countless days of unrelenting grey in the skies and I mean many many weeks of this...but hardly any rain. And so, into summer, no rain at all to speak of except a brief downpour a couple of weeks back where we gardeners got all excited (the green stuff in the garden did too!) but the brief drenching hardly wetted the soil. Yes, its been uncommonly warm with a few really hot days and this is not normal for Devon, which, along with the north west coast, has always been the wettest part of the UK.
Also - where the hell are the honey bees? loads of the big solitary ones having my huge lavender bushes all to themselves. Hardly any butterflies except the local speckled wood ones.
The garden is a wasteland of scorched earth, where anything I've planted recently hasn't stood a chance If I've forgotten to water it.
For sure, our skies have and are, being messed with, with the criss-cross patterns decorating it, now the new bloody normal. Not to mention the weird silver grey skies which are also the new normal.

I feel strongly (!) that the agenda includes destroying the crop food supply: If you have countless days of sun/heat, and hardly any rain, then, when 'they' do 'allow' the short sharp bursts of rain, the roots of the food plant search up towards the surface to obtain the moisture (which has hardly sunk deep enough) Then, if the days that follow are hot and dry (and there have been loads) then what happens is the roots, which are too near the surface (they've been seeking the moisture of intermittent rain) are baked and the plant dies. Our food crops are being destroyed in this way.
And yes, I've also wondered at the lack of 'hosepipe-ban' bleating that almost accompanies the traditional summer here, especially in the south west

But - my Victoria plum tree has never looked better - I've had to prop the branches up because the crop is so heavy.