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Well we just got a lot of rain here, after being dry for about a month. I work out in the rain because I have animals to care for (goats, chickens, horses) and we have a lot of things that feel up with water here, incompletely so the oil wouldn't just rise to the top and flow out, and I must say I could not find any trace of anything that would resemble oil or even a sheen at all. We got bombed with chemtrails days before and chemtrails seemed to have affected the weather because after they sprayed the clouds patterned changed (as if being effected by energy from the HAARP or something) and we got unforecasted rain. I will still keep my eye open, but so far the oil theory hypothesis seem to hold up to what I'm seeing here. Something that I do notice, because I do pay close attention and pretty much live outdoors...is that rain water that has collected, after it stagnates and sits there for a few weeks, turns red, like a red bacteria or red algae grew in it...Something I have never seen before...and a few friends with degrees in biology/chemistry couldn't make sense of it. Oh and I found this article about Maine and increased mercury emissions from coal based power plants - http://www.jonhinck.com/coalplants.html Thats interesting, scary but interesting.
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