Global Skywatch Newsletter

Volume 3, April 24, 2010 - Newsletter Archive

Global Community Monitor: They Won't Come

In the previous newsletter, we had a fund-raising campaign to get the Global Community Monitor organization to come out to test our air during chemtrail spraying (which is daily now). Unfortunately, we only received 2 donation commitments totalling about $25, and one of them was from England.

Needless to say, GCM won't be coming to test our air this time around, but we will try again in the future if we receive the support that we need.

Remember, the State of Maine told us that they would try to find resources to study chemtrails if we give them scientific evidence showing that they exist. Clearly, visual evidence isn't enough.

It's Up To You

If we succeed in this war to stop chemtrails, it will be because enough of you had the faith and courage to step up and do something - to make some small sacrifice. If we fail in this war, it will be because enough of you stood back and hoped that others would make the sacrifice. It's that simple.

If everyone did just a little, this war would be easily won in a short period of time. We have no doubt of that. So next time we need to come together to get a job done, I hope more - many more - people will step up and truly become part of the solution.

The success or failure of our war against chemtrails is entirely up to you.

Those ruthlessly spraying you, me, our children, and our neighbors are counting on you to be fearful, stifled, and to do nothing as a result.

Thanks To You, We're Growing

The good news is that some of you are working to expand the subscription of this newsletter. Subscriptions continue to grow at a steady pace, so thank you for your efforts.

Please keep up the good work. The more people we can educate and introduce to this subject, the more influence we will have in this battle to stop the spraying. There is power in numbers, and we're on our way.

Thank you.

For suggestions about how you can help in 30 to 300 seconds a day, please see our webpage entitled, "What You Can Do!"

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Chemtrails: Headaches, Muscle & Joint Pain

One of the most common symptoms associated with chemtrails is headaches. There are a couple of reasons why chemtrails can cause headaches.

Inflammation

Chemtrails seem to cause an inflammatory reaction in many people. When muscles become inflamed, you have muscle pain. When joints become inflamed, you have joint pain. When your brain becomes inflamed, you have headaches.

There are a couple ways that inflammatory pain can be controlled. The most common is ibuprofen. We have found ibuprofen to be quite effective against pain associated with chemtrails.

If you prefer a more natural solution to inflammation, you can use herbs such as Andrographis paniculata, Boswellia, Mangosteen, Turmeric, and White willow bark. For scientific information about these herbs, see this page: IF Relief.

This is exactly what I take for my inflammation symptoms (which are more severe than most people). I take 6 capsules at a time (remember, they're herbs, not drugs). Within 10 minutes, my pain begins to decrease quickly. Sometimes I take another 4 capsules within the next 30 mintues for extra relief during heavy chemtrail spraying.

Magnesium Deficiency

Certain types of aches and pains can also be caused by a magnesium deficiency. Other symptoms of magnesium deficiency are constipation, muscle tightness/burning/cramps, heart problems, and much more.

If you eat sugar or caffeine, you can deplete magnesium from the body rapidly. Caffeine stimulates a sudden excretion of bile into your colon which induces bowel movements, so you may find that caffeine "helps you go" but later on you may find that you are constipated or have tight muscles because of the magnesium you lost as a result of the caffeine.

Exposure to mercury severely blocks the utilization of magnesium, and we mention this because we believe that the most common types of chemtrails contain mercury, therefore, magnesium deficiency is epidemic today.

A mercury toxic person can take in a reasonable amount of magnesium but only a small amount will be utilized. Therefore, generous supplementation is often very helpful.

I personally take between 400mg and 1200mg of magnesium daily in order to keep certain chemtrail symptoms away. Here is a link to the specific product that I take: Magnesium Complex.

How To Remove Aluminum From Your Body

Every person that I have spoken to in the past few years that had blood work done was very high in aluminum. (Yes, every single one!) Of couse, this does not surprise me because we all know that common chemtrail types contain aluminum (according to soil, surface dust, and filter accumulation, and water testing).

In our next newsletter, we will tell you how you can chelate (remove) aluminum from your body, safely and inexpensively using common supplements.

How To Talk To People About Chemtrails

There are people in your life you love. You want to tell them about chemtrails so they can protect themselves, but they don't believe you or they just don't want to hear about it.

What can you do?

We will be running an ongoing series of articles that helps you tackle this tough question by understanding what the root obstacles really are.

Overview

When you analyze why so many people don't want to know about chemtrails, you come face-to-face with the real heart of the issue:

Values

You can divide all people in the world into two categories:

(1) Those who value truth over emotions, and

(2) Those who value emotions over truth.

Those who value truth over emotion are normally easier to talk to about new ideas. They will often politely listen no matter how ideas might deviate beyond their current world view. They don't become overly emotional when confronting information outside of their paradigm because they are generally secure in their organized, systematically-built ideas about the way the world works.

Those who value emotions over truth will usually become emotional when they are confronted with a new idea that does not fit their current paradigm. These new ideas are viewed as a threat because their current world-view is based on desires rather than facts. When you threaten someone's desires (take away their chocolate, their boyfriend/girlfriend, or their children) you should expect an emotional reaction.

It should be noted that people do not "fall" into one category or another. It's a linear scale and everyone falls somewhere on it.

Why So Much Emotionalism?

To digress for a moment: The current day emotionalism (system of emotional decision-making) has been fostered in modern cultures because emotionally-based people are much easier to control. This control benefits industries that produce consumer products.

If you want to sell a product, just create it, then create a perceived need for the product through social pressure. In short, this is much easier to do than to rationalize a need for a product using logic and reason.

You can see this in advertising. Years ago, advertising was more information-based; not entirely, just moreso than today. Today, when you see a car commercial, you usually won't learn anything technical about the car (unless the emotional appeal is in the horsepower). You'll only be coerced into believing that your love life and your career will benefit if you own this car.

The Conventional Approach

With this background, let's get back to chemtrails.

Probably, most people reading this have tried to reason with people about the existence of chemtrails. If you have, you have experienced the "glazed-over" look that so often accompanies an appeal for logic and reason; Or you have run into the brick-wall of social soundbites that people use to deflect undeserible information, such as:

"The government would never allow that to happen", or

"If that was really happening, I would know about it".

By the way... Both of these are the most common responses that I received when telling people about the harmful health effects of mercury-based dental fillings ("amalgam" fillings) in the early 2000's. Fortunately, the sentiment has changed dramatically in the past 5 years.

Let's take another approach and utilize this emotionalism for their own benefit. Let's use it to help them wake up.

One Approach: Make It Gossipable

Most people - especially emotionally-based people - love gossip. So let's give them something to talk about, but in order to be most effective, we need to understand a few things.

First, let's understand why people love gossip. This way, we can give them something they actually want to talk about.

In short, it's that 15 seconds of fame. When you're the one with the information that people want, you're in demand; all eyes are on you, and all that attention feels good.

Now, there's more to it, but let's just start with this.

What can we learn?

Most importantly, we want to give people the kind of information that will give them their 15 seconds of fame in front of their friends. If we told them something that they would not want to share, then this approach will not work.

So, how on Earth can we tell them they are being sprayed with harmful substances in a giant government program - and make it gossipable?

Step I: Capture their Attention

Whodunnit? What will she say? How will he respond? Tune in next week...

People hate unanswered questions. Television utilizes this emotional human attribute all the time by using cliffhangers.

So, why not begin with a question?

Step II: Talk About Me

People love to talk about themselves. So why not pose a question that incorporates the person you're sharing information with. How about this:

"Did you hear?"

Now that's powerful because:

(1) It poses an unanswered question, and

(2) Because the subject is the person you're talking to. You're actually asking a question about them.

Once you've said these 3 words, you will have their attention. The door is open. Now it's time to walk through.

Step III: Don't Make the News. Report the News.

Everyone has opinions, and most people aren't really interested in hearing yours. However, people who gossip love to be the first to talk about something that people are already talking about. In short, they love to be the first one to "spill the buzz".

So, when you tell them the news, don't give them your opinion. Instead, give them the buzz from a source that they may consider credible; Tell them what others are already talking about, and be sure to let them know how big-of-a-deal it is. Try this:

"Did you hear? The Associated Press ran a story a while back that Obama's science advisor - John Holdren - said that they are considering spraying particles into the atmosphere; and a lot of people are saying that they've already started because they have began seeing the huge plumes in the sky coming from unmarked jets that often fly in formation. Pretty wild stuff, huh?

Here are a few important features of this blurb.

We end with a question. This has several important functions.

First, this reawakens them in case they drifted off during the blurb. You're throwing the ball back in their court. It's an emotional poke that helps them remember this moment in the future.

Second, by ending with a question, we have taken the attention off us and given it back to them. It makes them feel good and lets them know that we are interested in their opinion.

The question at the end also implies a positive answer: "Yes, it's pretty wild stuff." would be the expected response, so they are inclined to agree with you, or at least to say they do.

Another feature is that we've immediately given them an assignment. Since people are saying that this activity has already started, they are going to be inclined to look up and check it out for themselves next time they're outside.

Finally, you introduced another question in their minds without actually asking a question. If someone is spraying something into the air, most conscientious people would naturally like to know what they are spraying; And for this reason, you have provided a short follow up to make sure the question sticks.

After the blurb, most people will simply agree with you and say, "Yea, that is." If the situation warrants, you can optionally follow up by saying,

"I wonder what they are spraying. I know a lot of people have become sick the past few years."

Here, you've asked the obvious question and followed with a statement that will be mentally associated with the question.

So, the answer to "what are they spraying" becomes associated with the concept of people becoming sick, and this is really the point, isn't it? After all, if chemtrails didn't make anyone sick and didn't harm the environment, we wouldn't have any reason to be so concerned about them.

Because We Care

While performing all of these mental gymnastics, we must always keep in mind the purpose of our work. Whether our drive is to protect our families, our friends, animals, the environment, or just our own bodies, we are doing this because we care.

I suffer horribly from chemtrails, so for me, it's personal. For this reason, I sometimes find myself speaking to people around town about chemtrails while in the back of my mind thinking, "You apathetic bum. If you cared enough to look up into the sky once in a while you'd already know about chemtrails! Why do I have to take so much of my time just to get people to care about their world?"; and so on.

This is not good.

Even though you may have a smile on your face when you're thinking such things, people can sense your emotions toward them, and this sense overrides the expression on your face. In short, they trust their feelings more than they trust you (if they don't know you).

If your emotion is positive, they will almost always respond much better toward you. I've experimented with this and found that the difference is not small. In my experience, it's really quite dramatic.

So, when you're going to talk to someone about chemtrails - or anything else for that matter, make sure your attitude toward them is positive and caring. Let's always be sure we're doing this for the right reasons.

New Format

It's been over 30 days since our last newsletter. It's taken this long because:

(1) We're really busy trying to run our lives and pay bills like everyone else, and

(2) We've attempted to assemble enough information to make the newsletter packed full of worthwhile content.

In the future, we want to make 2 changes so the newsletter can be sent out more often:

(1) We want you to contribute content, and

(2) We will have shorter newletters.

So, if you would like to write an article, even if it's just a few paragraphs, submit it to us. Your name can be published or anonymous. If you're not sure if we'd like your story, submit it anyway. You may be surprised.

The story does not necessarily have to be directly about chemtrails. If it's a subject you're interested in, chances are, other chemtrail activists are interested in it too.

Just submit it. You never know...

Next Newsletter

Following are articles that we hope to include in the next newsletter.

How to chelate aluminum.

How to debate chemtrails... and win.

Dealing with debunkers and disinformation.

The big plan.

Resources

Below are links to helpful resources.
Have suggestions? Please feel free to submit them to us.

Just for Newbies

Resources for people who don't know about chemtrails.

Chemtrails and Geoengineering
This is a great video to introduce chemtrails to your friends and family.

Rebut: The Government Wouldn't Do This

Resources that rebut the common misconception that the government would never do anything to hurt citizens.

U.S. Law Allows Testing of Chemicals and Biological Agents on "Civilian Population"
This shocks people. Do you know someone who stubbornly believes the government would never harm the public? Send this to them.

The Global Vaccine Agenda (amazing video)
This is an excellent, documented lecture about sterilization additives being added to vaccines without knowledge or consent. This is a must-see video!

Normalization & Conditioning

Resources that demonstrate "Normalization" and "Conditioning". These concepts involve getting the public used to an activity or concept that would otherwise seem strange or threatening.

Chemtrails In The Movies: Over The Hedge (many pictures)
This was the first set of chemtrail pictures in an animated movie to be widely exposed on YouTube. We took the first pictures. Numerous video-makers borrowed them, with no objection from us. That's teamwork.

Chemtrails In The Movies: Cars (many pictures)
Another animated movie that humorously attempts to condition children by normalizing chemtrails.