ChemSky Video Note: the
complete 48 video archive is available on the ChemSky YouTube channel (see the YouTube
link at the bottom of this page)
Chemtrails Over Lakeville, MN - May 6, 2018
Four spray planes appear in this one
short video within five minutes time. A new sprayer keeps flying into the
shot as the other plane leaves.
Chemtrails Over Lakeville, MN - April 29, 2018
A low-flying short sprayer. The residue here
is not meant to stick, so it's tough to say that this spray is being used to
block the sun's rays, to lessen global warming.
Chemtrails Over Lakeville, MN - July 7, 2016 - pt 1
Compare this video with the one below to see how
this chemtrail did NOT dissipate on a warm July day, but instead grew wider and
just hung in the air.
Chemtrails Over Lakeville, MN - July 7, 2016 - pt 2
Compare this video with the one above. The
video above shows how this was made. Now you see it for what it is,
chemicals hanging in the air, not water vapor.
Chemtrails Over Lakeville, MN - May 30, 2016
If the government is truly spraying to stop
global warming, then why would they spray on a day when mother nature
has already created an overcast sky?
Chemtrails Over Lakeville, MN - May 27, 2016
If you never knew about or believed in
government spraying before, this will convince you. This is a blatantly
criminal act, spraying the populace with toxic chemicals.
Chemtrails Over Lakeville, MN - May 27, 2016
These trails clearly do not dissipate like a
normal jet contrail. Instead, they linger and spread out, getting thicker,
rather than disappearing.
Chemtrails Over Lakeville, MN - April 22, 2016
Some chemtrails are long and some are short,
possibly indicative of a new aerosol dispersal technology. Even the
shortest lines do not resemble 1960's contrails.
Chemtrails Over Lakeville, MN - March 12, 2016
A thick new trail coming directly over the top
of our house. People need to start recognizing the distinct difference
between normal jet contrails and chemtrails.
Chemtrails Over Lakeville, MN - March 12, 2016
Before you start this video, notice that the line from the previous video
is still visible, but now wider. This actually creates global
warming because it holds heat in.
