QUOTE (mrbusdriver @ Jun 15 2008, 03:56 AM)

The military uses chaff as a "confuser" against radar, be it aircraft or missile borne. Sometimes it's like tinsle, sometimes it's something different. It's used in small bursts, then spreads out. Been in use since WWII. It's got nothing to do with chemtrails, contrails or much else.
The thing is...they've got to get this 'chaff' out somehow....and I'm thinking that they might have to
release it in the 'trails' that people get suspiscious about.
QUOTE (Fluffybunny @ Jun 15 2008, 04:58 AM)

I am not sure if I am missing something or not, but(assuming the weatherman is right) it sounds like there was a good deal of chaff in the air. Chaff does get used in testing and training, so we would need to know what military actions were going on in the area and if that accounted for the large amount. If there are missile targeting systems being checked for accuracy through chaff or something similar, then it would stand to reason that there would be large amounts needed. I would need more infor than what the clip provides...it could be something bad, or it could be something explainable.
The reason I wanted to get someone elses views on this was because if the military are releasing 'chaff' sometimes
over large areas then I was speculating that this 'chaff' business could explain a lot of what people talk about....with
jets releasing 'something' and the canisters etc that have been shown on another thread.
Here's another video (72 seconds) saying a bit more....and it's weathermen again!
Link...>>>>>
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7Gw5Wmtu-8&NR=1The paper that the man is holding up.....you would have thought that people would have found something this
size lying around....but he also says that sometimes it is small glass fibres coated in aluminum(spelling?)
Now...these 'fibres' I presume would disperse and could maybe be breathed in by people....and this could
possibly explain why there may be a degree of health risk attatched to it all...which would also explain why
people have connected 'chem-trails' to health risks???
QUOTE (747400 @ Jun 15 2008, 08:26 AM)

Actually the weatherman seems to know more less what he's talking about, which is nothing whatsoever to do with chemtrails, mainly for the reason that the latter are fictitious.
Perhaps they are more like 'powder trails' not 'chem-trails'......ie the glass fibres coated in aluminum...?
Thanks for watching the weatherman video and commenting you three.....I was frustrated before that
no-one was picking up on it...because I thought it could answer some of the 'chem-trail' questions.