What began as a beautiful, warm spring day turned into an overcast afternoon and a cold evening. Standard Vancouver weather, really. Yet I watched something unusual happen in the sky that day, something that was obviously outside of normal environmental conditions. Over the next five hours, I watched these all diffuse and gradually cover the entire sky. By four p.m., the clear morning sky had turned into a hazy, murky mess.
Nobody knows, for sure, just yet.
Chemtrails appear, at first, to be regular airplane contrails, thin lines of wispy white vapour that follow a jet's path. But, whereas contrails usually fade within a few minutes of an airplane's passing, chemtrails diffuse and spread over the sky. Chemtrails have been reported in hundreds of North American cities over the past two years, and, most alarmingly, they appear to cause respiratory illnesses in those with weakened immune systems. In January of 1999, William Thomas was assigned to research a chemtrail sighting in Washington state. What he has discovered is not for the faint of heart.