ChemTrails Conspiracy theory

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copies can I can I can I pursue there like you know what what is your uh you know what what do you think about the chem trials basically which we can see on the Skype and the like I mean uh what yeah yeah that's the other group of people who love to write me hate mail is the chem trilers yeah they're called contrails they're a physical phenomenon they've been around since the 1940s we have pictures of them from World War II nothing serious yeah it's it's very common like you know so what what could be the reason behind this particular conspiracy you know I know exactly what it is it starts in 1999 with a radio show I don't know if you ever heard of this called Coast to Coast AM Coast to Coast AM was an AM uh as opposed to FM radio show uh in the United States run by a guy named Art Bell Art Bell was a very very very nice man I actually don't know what his true motivations were but I used to listen to it and um on his show who said the most outlandish things my shadow came alive and tried to strangle me really my shadow tried to strangle me one day and he doesn't say that sounds like nonsense he just goes wow that's really amazing he believed everybody if they came on his show he believed them and so possibly accidentally he ended up creating or encouraging the creation of this modern conspiracy landscape that we have today so in 1999 uh a guy came on there who said hey back in 1996 the Air Force had uh commissioned a study about weather modification could we change the weather because we knew we knew back in the s we were screwing up the climate have you have you mentioned have you have you have you studied this in any of your episode where people could go and refer to Chemtrails yes yes yes episode 73 my chemtrail romance it's all about Chemtrails and and it but it starts with Art Bell in a 1999 episode of his radio show and it took off from there and at that time now the internet existed and so it spread very quickly MH mhm mhm mhm