A brief lesson on how our economy works.
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A businessman is driving through a village, stops at the local hotel and lays a $100 note on the desk, telling the hotel owner he wants to inspect the rooms upstairs in order to pick one to spend the night in.
The owner gives him some keys and, as soon as the visitor has walked upstairs, the hotellier grabs the $100 note and runs next door to pay his debt to the butcher.
The butcher takes the $100 note and runs down the street to repay his debt to the pig farmer.
The pig farmer takes the $100 note and heads off to pay his bill at the supplier of feed and fuel.
The guy at the Farmer’s Co-op takes the $100 note and pays off his drink bill at the tavern.
The publican slips the money along to the local prostitue drinking at the bar, who has also been facing hard times and has had to offer him “services” on credit.
The hooker then rushes to the hotel and pays off her room bill to the hotel owner with the $100.
The hotel proprietor then places the $100 note back on the counter so the rich traveler will not suspect anything.
At that moment the traveler comes down the stairs, picks up the $100 note, states that the rooms are not satisfactory, pockets the money, and leaves town.
No one produced anything.
No one earned anything.
However, the whole village is now out of debt and looking to the future with a lot more optimism.
A shorty like that one is vapor condensation. They last maybe 10 seconds. The long lingering ones that stretch from one horizon to the other, spreading until the sky is criss-crossed and turning white… those are chemtrails.
I’m going to try to be polite and respectful here, but I may fail at that.
Take a look at the attached picture. Between the Big 4 airlines, there are north of 55,000 active airline pilots walking around on any given day. Add to that how ever many mechanics are at those airlines. Then, add up the numbers of baggage loaders and fuelers employed with those airlines. Then dig into the smaller airlines….JetBlue, Alaska, etc.
I’ll throw out a guess here and say that if you added up just the Big 4, we’re talking about maybe 400,000 to 500,000 active employees who spend their work days in very close proximity to every sort of airliner. For the sake of my argument, I’ll ignore those like myself who have retired from these jobs, but I have to believe that there are an equal number of retirees here.
So. With all these people working around these airliners every day, where are the photos of the plumbing, the holding tanks, the fill vehicles or equipment that pump this “Chemtrail juice” onto the planes? There’s not one bit of evidence, people. Nothing. Zero.
You are certifiably nuts if you believe in chemtrails. Those who believe in chemtrails are one of 2 things: a) Tin-foil hat kooks or b) Trolls.
Similar type of problems when discussing “Climate Change” (which seems to be related to chemtrails in some people’s minds). These things take on the aspects of religion and there is no changing of minds possible. I don’t bother discussing such anymore unless with professionals in the field.
Well yes, of course it changes.
If it didn’t there would be no call for http://www.weather.com (the weather channel).
As far as cow farts causing the death of butterflies in Nairobi?
Pure silliness perpetrated by charlatans reaching for your pocket and needing a harsh beat down.
Many may have forgotten about this, but after 9/11, one of our responses was to arm airline pilots. These pilots were (and are….the program is still very much in existence) called Federal Flight Deck Officers.
Anyhoo, not long after they stood the program up, I got onto a plane which had a bunch of these stickers on the dash right in front of my seat. I thought that the stickers were hilarious, and I can appreciate humor as much as the next guy, but when I was at work, I acted as a professional. The stickers went into the trash.
Your stickers are, at best, humor, and only serve the trolls.
You’re looking at the overhead panel of a Boeing 737NG. Specifically, the electrical panel. My attached image shows what it looks like before the Photoshop.
Tom Hyland
1 month ago
Weather engineering has been going on a long time. Tell people that and you’re likely to be called a tin-foil-hat kook or a troll. I think I was called that just today! The most noticeable weather engineering is called chemtrails. The skies are sprayed with metal particulate and then charged with electric frequencies and all kinds of effects are achieved. The science was largely invented by Bernard Vonnegut, older brother to the famous writer Kurt, who wrote on occasion, “My brother is up there in the skies playing God with the weather.” And Kurt wasn’t amused. Bernard could make a rainstorm in an aquarium by creating the same atmosphere I just described. He worked for General Electric and the military employed him to work his voodoo on Vietnam which resulted in the quagmire of non-stop rain during the Tet Offensive. This isn’t rocket science, just airplanes and electric charges. As I said, it’s been going on a long time. Since 1891 there’s been over 350 weather engineering patents filed. This list is quite interesting, unless you think I’m a troll and you don’t have time for people of my ilk. https://geoengineeringwatch.org/links-to-geoengineering-patents/
Florida has officially banned chemtrails. Sort of.
On Friday, June 20, Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a controversial bill banning “geoengineering and weather modification activities” to curb projected efforts to fight climate change and suspected efforts which some conspiracy theorists have claimed are used by individuals or government agencies to spread toxic chemicals on an unsuspecting populace through the white trails in the sky left by airplanes.
“Florida is not a testing ground for geoengineering,” DeSantis posted on X in may. “We already do not permit this type of activity, but we are going the next step to ensure it does not happen in this state.”
The bill, sponsored by Republican Sen. Ileana Garcia, repeals regulations allowing cloud seeding and requires the Florida Department of Environmental Protection to create an email and online form for any residents with concerns about weather modification or to report sightings.
As of Oct. 1, publicly owned airports will have to submit monthly reports listed any aircraft equipped to disperse substances with atmospheric altering capabilities or lose state funding.
Violations can mean up to a $100,000 fine and up to five years in jail.
The word “chemtrails” appears nowhere in the bill, but it did come up in multiple discussions of the bill and in social media posts shared by Garcia. Tennessee passed a similar law last year, with several legislators referring to fears from the long-running and debunked chemtrails conspiracy.
The word “chemtrails” is too weird… too wacky… for “respectable” politicians to say so they call it something else. But it’s the same thing. None dare call it conspiracy. Isn’t there a book by that name? Yes, there is. Here’s one of my favorite quotes… “I am a ‘conspiracy theorist’. I believe men and women of wealth and power conspire. If you don’t think so, then you are what is called ‘an idiot’. If you believe stuff but fear the label, you are what is called ‘a coward’.” David B. Collum Professor of Chemistry-Cornell University
DT
1 month ago
Gee. I thought I just posted a pretty picture. Whether chemtrails are real or not, that’s not one of them.
It is a pretty picture and one that I like very much. I am no photographer…dunno a f-stop from a focal plane. But one of the amazing things about modern life is that I carry with me throughout the day a small device capable of making me look like I have a skill with cameras. Here’s something from my archives that I took at Antelope Canyon earlier this year.
Well, at our house, the lovely Mrs azlib does all of our vacation planning and always well in advance. Our trip to Antelope Canyon was no exception. With a 3 year exception when the AF had me overseas, I have been in Arizona since the early 80’s and I am embarrassed to say that it took me this long to see the place. Go. You won’t regret it.
For those who don’t know, Antelope Canyon (there are actually several picturesque canyons in the area) is in the northeastern corner of Arizona on the Navajo Nation. The nearest town not on the reservation is Page, AZ, where you can find several choices in accommodations. Horseshoe Bend is just south of Page and on public land. Monument Valley is “nearby” in the sense that it too is in the northeastern corner of Arizona, but it is 2 hours east of Page. I’ve added one of my pictures from Monument Valley.
You can start thinking about a trip to Antelope Canyon here.
A brief lesson on how our economy works.
=================================
A businessman is driving through a village, stops at the local hotel and lays a $100 note on the desk, telling the hotel owner he wants to inspect the rooms upstairs in order to pick one to spend the night in.
The owner gives him some keys and, as soon as the visitor has walked upstairs, the hotellier grabs the $100 note and runs next door to pay his debt to the butcher.
The butcher takes the $100 note and runs down the street to repay his debt to the pig farmer.
The pig farmer takes the $100 note and heads off to pay his bill at the supplier of feed and fuel.
The guy at the Farmer’s Co-op takes the $100 note and pays off his drink bill at the tavern.
The publican slips the money along to the local prostitue drinking at the bar, who has also been facing hard times and has had to offer him “services” on credit.
The hooker then rushes to the hotel and pays off her room bill to the hotel owner with the $100.
The hotel proprietor then places the $100 note back on the counter so the rich traveler will not suspect anything.
At that moment the traveler comes down the stairs, picks up the $100 note, states that the rooms are not satisfactory, pockets the money, and leaves town.
No one produced anything.
No one earned anything.
However, the whole village is now out of debt and looking to the future with a lot more optimism.
Pretty much.
Don’t forget that adds $600 to the GDP
Chemtrail. Picture must have been taken before the shutdown.
water vapor condensation
A shorty like that one is vapor condensation. They last maybe 10 seconds. The long lingering ones that stretch from one horizon to the other, spreading until the sky is criss-crossed and turning white… those are chemtrails.
Chemtrails. Again. Sigh.
I’m going to try to be polite and respectful here, but I may fail at that.
Take a look at the attached picture. Between the Big 4 airlines, there are north of 55,000 active airline pilots walking around on any given day. Add to that how ever many mechanics are at those airlines. Then, add up the numbers of baggage loaders and fuelers employed with those airlines. Then dig into the smaller airlines….JetBlue, Alaska, etc.
I’ll throw out a guess here and say that if you added up just the Big 4, we’re talking about maybe 400,000 to 500,000 active employees who spend their work days in very close proximity to every sort of airliner. For the sake of my argument, I’ll ignore those like myself who have retired from these jobs, but I have to believe that there are an equal number of retirees here.
So. With all these people working around these airliners every day, where are the photos of the plumbing, the holding tanks, the fill vehicles or equipment that pump this “Chemtrail juice” onto the planes? There’s not one bit of evidence, people. Nothing. Zero.
You are certifiably nuts if you believe in chemtrails. Those who believe in chemtrails are one of 2 things: a) Tin-foil hat kooks or b) Trolls.
And I have no time for either.
Similar type of problems when discussing “Climate Change” (which seems to be related to chemtrails in some people’s minds). These things take on the aspects of religion and there is no changing of minds possible. I don’t bother discussing such anymore unless with professionals in the field.
Well yes, of course it changes.
If it didn’t there would be no call for http://www.weather.com (the weather channel).
As far as cow farts causing the death of butterflies in Nairobi?
Pure silliness perpetrated by charlatans reaching for your pocket and needing a harsh beat down.
Close the book if you want but I put nothing past this rotten assed gov’t.
Proof?
The proof is in their past.
Between Army Reserve commitments, my son is a baggage handler at ICT. I am going to have him look out for such. heheh.
You wanted proof!
True story:
Many may have forgotten about this, but after 9/11, one of our responses was to arm airline pilots. These pilots were (and are….the program is still very much in existence) called Federal Flight Deck Officers.
Anyhoo, not long after they stood the program up, I got onto a plane which had a bunch of these stickers on the dash right in front of my seat. I thought that the stickers were hilarious, and I can appreciate humor as much as the next guy, but when I was at work, I acted as a professional. The stickers went into the trash.
Your stickers are, at best, humor, and only serve the trolls.
nichel?
Wasn’t she the communications officer on Star Trek?
You’re looking at the overhead panel of a Boeing 737NG. Specifically, the electrical panel. My attached image shows what it looks like before the Photoshop.
Weather engineering has been going on a long time. Tell people that and you’re likely to be called a tin-foil-hat kook or a troll. I think I was called that just today! The most noticeable weather engineering is called chemtrails. The skies are sprayed with metal particulate and then charged with electric frequencies and all kinds of effects are achieved. The science was largely invented by Bernard Vonnegut, older brother to the famous writer Kurt, who wrote on occasion, “My brother is up there in the skies playing God with the weather.” And Kurt wasn’t amused. Bernard could make a rainstorm in an aquarium by creating the same atmosphere I just described. He worked for General Electric and the military employed him to work his voodoo on Vietnam which resulted in the quagmire of non-stop rain during the Tet Offensive. This isn’t rocket science, just airplanes and electric charges. As I said, it’s been going on a long time. Since 1891 there’s been over 350 weather engineering patents filed. This list is quite interesting, unless you think I’m a troll and you don’t have time for people of my ilk.
https://geoengineeringwatch.org/links-to-geoengineering-patents/
Florida has officially banned chemtrails. Sort of.
On Friday, June 20, Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a controversial bill banning “geoengineering and weather modification activities” to curb projected efforts to fight climate change and suspected efforts which some conspiracy theorists have claimed are used by individuals or government agencies to spread toxic chemicals on an unsuspecting populace through the white trails in the sky left by airplanes.
“Florida is not a testing ground for geoengineering,” DeSantis posted on X in may. “We already do not permit this type of activity, but we are going the next step to ensure it does not happen in this state.”
The bill, sponsored by Republican Sen. Ileana Garcia, repeals regulations allowing cloud seeding and requires the Florida Department of Environmental Protection to create an email and online form for any residents with concerns about weather modification or to report sightings.
As of Oct. 1, publicly owned airports will have to submit monthly reports listed any aircraft equipped to disperse substances with atmospheric altering capabilities or lose state funding.
Violations can mean up to a $100,000 fine and up to five years in jail.
The word “chemtrails” appears nowhere in the bill, but it did come up in multiple discussions of the bill and in social media posts shared by Garcia. Tennessee passed a similar law last year, with several legislators referring to fears from the long-running and debunked chemtrails conspiracy.
The word “chemtrails” is too weird… too wacky… for “respectable” politicians to say so they call it something else. But it’s the same thing. None dare call it conspiracy. Isn’t there a book by that name? Yes, there is. Here’s one of my favorite quotes… “I am a ‘conspiracy theorist’. I believe men and women of wealth and power conspire. If you don’t think so, then you are what is called ‘an idiot’. If you believe stuff but fear the label, you are what is called ‘a coward’.” David B. Collum Professor of Chemistry-Cornell University
Gee. I thought I just posted a pretty picture. Whether chemtrails are real or not, that’s not one of them.
It is a pretty picture and one that I like very much. I am no photographer…dunno a f-stop from a focal plane. But one of the amazing things about modern life is that I carry with me throughout the day a small device capable of making me look like I have a skill with cameras. Here’s something from my archives that I took at Antelope Canyon earlier this year.
Nice photo. Never been there. Would like to go. I hear you have to apply for entrance well in advance.
Well, at our house, the lovely Mrs azlib does all of our vacation planning and always well in advance. Our trip to Antelope Canyon was no exception. With a 3 year exception when the AF had me overseas, I have been in Arizona since the early 80’s and I am embarrassed to say that it took me this long to see the place. Go. You won’t regret it.
For those who don’t know, Antelope Canyon (there are actually several picturesque canyons in the area) is in the northeastern corner of Arizona on the Navajo Nation. The nearest town not on the reservation is Page, AZ, where you can find several choices in accommodations. Horseshoe Bend is just south of Page and on public land. Monument Valley is “nearby” in the sense that it too is in the northeastern corner of Arizona, but it is 2 hours east of Page. I’ve added one of my pictures from Monument Valley.
You can start thinking about a trip to Antelope Canyon here.