[jonrd463]

I haven’t been on FR long, but I imagine it’s because Alex Jones can go a bit off on the “woo!” Illuminati conspiracy theory stuff. Maybe there are conspiracies that deep and high level, I don’t know, but as someone who has worked in aerospace for the last 20 years and understands what contrails are and how they form, I get a little eye-rolly every time I hear people going off about chem trails.

[mkjessup]

I haven’t been on FR long, but I imagine it’s because Alex Jones can go a bit off on the “woo!” Illuminati conspiracy theory stuff. Maybe there are conspiracies that deep and high level, I don’t know, but as someone who has worked in aerospace for the last 20 years and understands what contrails are and how they form, I get a little eye-rolly every time I hear people going off about chem trails.

First, a belated *welcome* to FR, and thanks for answering that for old-ager and myself, I didn't recall the details of Alex Jones/Info Wars being on the prohibited list but that makes sense.

I defer to your experience in aerospace, although I still find it interesting to look over the results you get via Google if you enter the terms "chemtrails" + "spraying" + "planes".

Just sayin'.

As for the Illuminati? It's just light bulbs, light bulbs, see? ;)

[cradle of freedom]

RE; Illuminati,
You might like to try www.cimmitteeof300.com. The information was researched by John Coleman who was with MI6 and had access to archives that went back for centuries.

As far as the Illuminati is concerned, I looked it up in an encyclopedia that I have and yes, there is a group called the Illuminati which was formed by Adam Weisthaupt in 1776. They were a subversive group which was discovered by the Bavarian government and disbanded. But there are groups that have taken on the work of the Illuminati.

While you cannot believe everything about conspiracy theories, the main allegations are true.