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I first woke up to chem-trails back around 1994 and saw my first rainbow cloud in May 2001 on a perfectly clear day. A gelatin precipitation event happened in OakHarbor and in Everett. The Everett event happened on December 9, 1997. King 5 covered the gelatin event which had about 2 feet of it falling at Casino Road in Everett. I had some at my home in Snohomish. An evening show called Evening Magazine also covered the event. Up until a year ago you could look it up but now it has been purged. I have tried every trick in the book. The only references second hand are Art Bell, Rense, and some other sites that basically parrot the original story.
So from the trenches, copy everything to a secure external drive. I have been through so many hard-drives that I lost the original story and now it is gone. Document, document, document.
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OK, I agree there Celeste. I have a file that I put all of my chemtr_il info into, and every day it keeps dissappearing. I have to keep searching for it on my drive. I now have it saved to a portable drive & will write in the one on the computer but save & copy it onto the external.
Thank you for reminding folks of that, because it is horrible once you have lost it.
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The thing I wanted to see again was news footage and an evening show but my typical modis operandi for documents is copy, yes, but also make a hard-copy. I still have documents from UN sites (now very dark) with tidbits such as "deployment (a military term) of genetically modified organisms into the forests."
That is hard to do with footage but if it is critical enough one might consider it. Good thing memory is cheap these days.
From the trenches, Celeste
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