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Our Own Independent Measurements (with Aerosol Components)
Here are charts of measurements we have taken and had analyzed by an independent laboratory. Some of the materials have a detection limit, but not a maximum contaminant level. We suspect these materials to be components of the aerosols being sprayed daily in our skies. Click here to see the article we have titled "Aerosol Devices & Components", in our articles section, that names 15 of them. Click here to see the list.
Besides our rainfall samples, we took water and soil samples from various pristine locations around the state of Arizona, such as the Cochise Stronghold in southeastern Arizona. These locations receive their water only from rainfall, and not from runoff, springs or streams. The charts show evidence of unhealthy quantities of many of these materials which we perceive being sprayed almost every day from the air.
The soil samples show accumulations of these materials in incredibly huge amounts. We have designated the "Maximum Contaminant Level", or toxic limit, of these materials in the soil to be twice that for surface water. This is due to the absence of any realistic soil standards that would account for the health effects of these materials in the soil, which is blown around repeatedly by strong Arizona winds and dust storms.
We also took air samples in Phoenix, on non-windy days, using a HEPA filter, then vacuuming the particulates from that filter into another pristine HEPA filter, which we then emptied into a sterile container. We were amazed at the huge accumulations of the same chemtrail metals noted above. We feel it is reasonable to designate the "Maximum Contaminant Level", or toxic limit, of these materials in the air particulates to also be twice that for surface water. Again, this is due to the absence of any realistic air particulate standards that would account for the health effects of these materials in the air we breathe every day. After looking at the levels of toxic metals in our air, we conclude it's only by the grace of God that we stay alive and relatively healthy. Of course, jogging is not one of our activities, and we feel much better when we wear a dust-mask while doing anything strenuous outdoors.
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Our Own Independent Water & Soil Charts:
Cochise Stronghold, Dragoon Water - a Cochise Stronghold, Dragoon Water - b Cochise Stronghold, Dragoon Water - c
Cochise Stronghold, Dragoon Soil - a Cochise Stronghold, Dragoon Soil - b Cochise Stronghold, Dragoon Soil - c
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Our Own Independent Water & Soil Charts:
Phoenix Rainwater - 12/12/2007 - a Phoenix Rainwater - 12/12/2007 - b Phoenix Rainwater - 12/12/2007 - c Phoenix Rainwater - 12/12/2007 - d Phoenix Air Particulates - 05/01/2008 - a Phoenix Air Particulates - 05/01/2008 - b Phoenix Air Particulates - 05/01/2008 - c Phoenix Air Particulates - 05/01/2008 - d Phoenix Air Particulates - One Picture
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