Chemtrails Halted for Navy Fest, U.S. Open and...Obama

Surprise. Military brass don’t like chemtrails either. So they stopped them for 3 days in San Diego this week while they enjoyed their multi-million dollar taxpayer-funded festivities. Sort of the Oscars for the military elite you might say.

Besides, while setting up with exotic boats and planes, bringing in dignitaries and the like, you’d hate to have pesky hazy, toxic days for your guests and families. And while the elaborate air show was going on it wouldn’t be convenient to be competing with other Navy/NATO/covert aerosol planes, normally seen almost daily spraying the vicinity, state, country and world, would it?

That’d just be downright silly. And with all those TV crews and phone cameras clicking away someone just might notice something a little strange, or at the least, “disturbing” to the unitiated, in front of the unsullied elite and their precious guests.

That would be messy.

Clear Days of Preparation

We just found this out noticing signs on the LA Freeway to avoid the Coronado Island area while heading south to look at the beaches. We’re always wondering when and why the chemtrails get turned on and off and film them quite a bit. This recent span of clear days had us rejoicing, thinking recent complaints to the media a la one of my recent chemtrail posts was having an effect. (Right..)

Turns out they’ve been prepping for this event for the same several clear days we’ve been enjoying. It’s been gorgeous “weather” they’ve so gratiously “allowed” via our controllers, and everyone’s been getting some unfiltered sunshine at last – although the white sheen from years of aerosol seeding can still be seen on the clearest day and we’re still not getting full sun, nor is anyone anywhere sad to say.

But here’s yesterday’s announcement of today’s event:

Navy to celebrate 100 years of flight with huge air show

Feb. 11, San Diego – In a massive choreography of planes, boats and automobiles, more than 120,000 people are likely to gather around San Diego Bay on Saturday for an historic parade of Navy air power.

Nearly 200 current and vintage military aircraft will fly over the Coronado Bridge and up the belly of the bay to celebrate 100 years of naval aviation.

The Navy is bringing the party here because North Island was the birthplace of naval aviation in 1911. Source

Hmm. Just can’t seem to get away from that pesky 911.

U.S. Open Golf Tourney Clear Too

Two weeks ago we also noticed clear skies for several days, which doesn’t happen often in southern California. We’re a major population center and they hit us hard with chemtrails as often as they can, like other densely populated areas.

I was wondering about that one day and after driving for a while and coming upon the ocean view there was this huge blimp.

Sure enough, it was the weekend of the U.S. Open! Bingo!

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