More Textbook Disinformation

This page from a school textbook contains at least three lies:

1. The picture has a jet leaving trails. This implies to the children that trails are normal. Related: High-Bypass Turbofans - Veteran Offers $10,000 To Prove Contrail Myth - The Lines In The Sky Are Not Contrails: Definitive Evidence - Water, Rain, Blood, & Dust Tests

2. The jet pictured in the textbook is painted to look like a commercial jet, yet 99% of the jets that have been reported producing trails are unmarked, silver or white jets without transponders. You can check spraying jets yourself using online flight checking services.

3. The text at the top says that trails end up leaving colorful clouds or halos. Historically, trails, halos, and petroleum-rainbow clouds have not occurred in nature. In truth, those halos only occur with a specific chemtrail type called the "Acetone" type. It's called the acetone type because many have reported smelling acetone when these phenomenon occur. Interestingly, acetone is well-known to be used in weather manipulation technologies.