Monday, November 26, 2012
Massive Spraying on 11-26-12
About noon I went to take the dogs out at the dog park. The moment I looked up you could see the chemtrail airshow. I counted 8 jets in the sky. The chemgrid is going up around the city again. Its terrible.
Tuesday, November 20, 2012
The Massive Spraying of Houston 11-19-2012 (B)
The spraying was so intense that a halo around the sun formed as the light rays bounced off of the chemical. Keep in mind that halos around the sun typically occur in the Northern states such as Maine and Vermont on extremely cold days not in the tropical Houston climate.
The Massive Spraying of Houston 11-19-2012 (A)
On Tuesday, Houston was sprayed relentlessly. It was terrible. At least 17 spray jets can be identified in this satellite photograph.
Sunday, November 18, 2012
What's Happening
Since I last posted a blog, there have been some interesting things happening. I have been in contact with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, Representative John Culberson's office, Representative Al Green's office, my state senator Joan Huff and my state representative Herbert Vo and in my next post, I'm going to explain some interesting things I've found.
On November 13, 2012 Houston had a halo around the sun that lasted between 5 and 6 hours. Spraying was heavy during the night and during the morning. Remember one thing about halos around the sun. Halos seldom if ever occur in Houston naturally. They are usually found in the northern states close to Canada. Why? because they need extreme cold to form - almost as much as a normal jet contrail. They should not be occurring in the tropical Houston climate. But when sun rays reflect off a chemical like they do with ice crystals we will continue to have halos in Houston. Look closely at the photo and you can see a trail near the edge of this halo.
On November 13, 2012 Houston had a halo around the sun that lasted between 5 and 6 hours. Spraying was heavy during the night and during the morning. Remember one thing about halos around the sun. Halos seldom if ever occur in Houston naturally. They are usually found in the northern states close to Canada. Why? because they need extreme cold to form - almost as much as a normal jet contrail. They should not be occurring in the tropical Houston climate. But when sun rays reflect off a chemical like they do with ice crystals we will continue to have halos in Houston. Look closely at the photo and you can see a trail near the edge of this halo.
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