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Polymers You Breathe
Chemtrail Aerosol Polymers
You Are Breathing
From Larry Meyer
http://www.rense.com/general39/chem.htm
7-13-3
The following microscope photos taken at 60 power clearly show the
polymers in the in an air sample along the coast of Southern Oregon.
In addition to very high levels of barium and a form a aluminum (think
Alzheimer's) discovered by Clifford Carnicom, we have had numerous reports of
these tiny polymers which saturate the air during and after aerosol spraying
operations.
Kim Weber brought these photos to our attention. They were posted by
Mark Sky to ChemtrailCentral.com We believe the photographer is Larry
Meyer.
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Jeff
http://www.chemtrailcentral.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/001776-4.html
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Comment
From Micromike
mike@micromike.com
7-14-3
Dear Jeff,
I try to never bother you unless something is important, but I was
floored when I saw the pictures under your article:
http://www.rense.com/general39/chem.htm
No one will listen to me to date, but this is exactly what I've been
seeing in the Frass Meteorite for all these years. I've watched these grow in
Petri dishes, I've put them in the freezer for 6 months without harm and I've
predicted they are all over Mars.
See:
http://www.marslife.com/predict.htm
and
http://www.marslife.com/glassies.htm
and compare with the pictures from the above article.
I've also predicted that they travel around Mars via the wind and are
probably in almost every surface rock. If NASA shows us the truth, I'm pretty
sure at least one of their pictures will have these creatures in it. The Frass
Meteorite clearly shows that these creatures can make the trip from Mars to
Earth alive and NASA estimates 1000 pounds of Mars makes it to Earth every
year,
giving them ample time to arrive and begin to propagate. Also, I've found
these
same creatures growing inside the meteorite, apparently without light or
liquid
water.
I've also seen the little "Christmas Tree" objects, although I've
never
been sure they came with the meteorite. I've only found them in the outer
vesicles and I've always worn a lot of down coats and they look very much like
down, so I've never posted the pictures. If you want, I'll try to take a
picture
of one of my Christmas trees and you'll see it is exactly like the one in the
above article.
Your friend,
micromike
Jeff - I've finally found the picture I was looking for:
http://www.marslife.com/images/20030217_141958.jpg
You can see the Christmas tree with the glassy Martian rock fungus
around it.
micromike
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