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CHEMTRAILS PREVENT NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS
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[quote:Andrew Ian Murphy 54644:MV8yNDQyNTlfNDM5ODU3Ml8zRUQ5QjYyNQ==] It simply has to do with getting a good conductive material, that's all...spray more, and your system works better, spraqy less and it works less, that all. For example, suppose you kidnap someone and tie them up in a basement...now some guys wouls tie them up using a lot of rope, some would use less rope, some would use telephone cord and some would use masking tape...some would do a good job, and some not so good a job, but the point is, if you want your victime to suffer properly and not rip your throat out then you tie them up better, that's all. [/quote]
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They change the atmousphere...they change the ionization...then they run a harmonic signal out that affects heavy metals like plutonium...
The harmonic signal alters the rate of Neutron absorption...that changes the critical mass requirments for a bomb to explode...done right, you can make critical mass impossible to achieve, as the signals will increase as the mass increases, thus making Neutron absorption even less likly.
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