The sky then turned fully white/gray within hours…
in Pics
Me: "My, the sky is looking clear and natural for the first time in ages." Freemasons: "Hold my coffee."
flipthepyramid
19 Votes
I’m lost, what is this supposed to mean? It sounds like masons run this site and this is something speaking to them.
The title is just a joke referencing a popular meme format.
Correct. I meant to answer but my posts don’t go through when posting from my phone. Thanks for filling in.
Np flip. Always enjoy your contributions.
Picture below. I was travelling from the UK across the channel into France. Lines and lines and lines. Is all I can say. Where the land ended – so did the cloud. May just have been conditions that day of course but the lines just staggered me.
The pentagram shaped one was my fave lol.
Entering France
This is my fave.
I mean they are weaving it.
I started taking photos from the plane because I figured I’d spot the planes that do this. They aren’t passenger planes – they’re smaller. I’ve lived under a flight path for over 20 years so know the difference.
They used to have tanks attached to commercial jets (check geoengineering watch for evidence) which is what created the false impression that it’s “just con(densation) trails. Contrails look and act nothing like the geoengineering trails, as they dissipate rapidly and do not expand, They are also rarely seen as with modern jetliner engines they only appear in quite hot or quite cold temperatures.
Seem they want to see the sun blotted out from the sky, painted, painted, painted black. If it’s Solar Radiation Management we can look forward to the geoengineered “cloud” coverage to turn to scorching heat, though. That’s what happens over time with it, it absorbs energy from the sun and then gets saturated and the unseasonable cold it causes at first turns to extreme heat from it and the suns rays combined.
Thank you for shooting and sharing these. I find it hard to believe any even slightly lucid human being could look at this and think it’s natural.
I noticed the other day that, while the sky was fully white/gray where I live, when I traveled just a few miles away the sky was near fully clear. Arriving back home hours later I found that the sky was still white/gray. Makes perfect sense now seeing your aerial photos.
Yeah. I always enjoyed as a kid seeing white puffy clouds on a beautiful blue sky.