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Has no one else noticed that no matter where you live in the world, there is now a layer of black soot that covers everything.

 
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Has no one else noticed that no matter where you live in the world, there is now a layer of black soot that covers everything.
I have lived in all parts of the world at some time or another. Also, I am an older person, so I have seen the world change in my lifetime.

Today, no matter where you live there is a layer of black soot that settles on everything, our floors, cars, tables daily.

I find this in the deserts, coasts, middle America, Europe, everywhere.

Just from cars? I don't think so. And it didn't used to be like that when I was younger.
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Re: Has no one else noticed that no matter where you live in the world, there is now a layer of black soot that covers everything.
Mop your floors and you will see that the water is black.

Same for rags used to wash your car.
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Re: Has no one else noticed that no matter where you live in the world, there is now a layer of black soot that covers everything.
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Re: Has no one else noticed that no matter where you live in the world, there is now a layer of black soot that covers everything.
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Agreed, OP is some sort of shill for the detergent lobby, or something.

No black soot here dude.
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Re: Has no one else noticed that no matter where you live in the world, there is now a layer of black soot that covers everything.
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Agreed, OP is some sort of shill for the detergent lobby, or something.

No black soot here dude.
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Damn, people are stupid...
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Re: Has no one else noticed that no matter where you live in the world, there is now a layer of black soot that covers everything.
Oh man, i so thought this was going to be some racist tirade
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11/10/2014 04:38 PM
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Re: Has no one else noticed that no matter where you live in the world, there is now a layer of black soot that covers everything.
Yes. Started in 2011-2012. This microfine black powder. I'm being serious -- I thought it was just me or maybe some traffic exhaust or something.

Outside, when I hose down the patio, the front edge of the water is nearly black from this. If I leave the windows open, it sneaks in. I have white window sills -- this isn't normal dust.

The conspiracy theorist says to me "Fukushima fallout". The non-conspiracy theorist says "ok a different traffic pattern developed and it is bus exhaust". Cars are getting cleaner though. I can see the hills where there was once a haze of smog.

This was on the west coast.
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Re: Has no one else noticed that no matter where you live in the world, there is now a layer of black soot that covers everything.
Yes. Started in 2011-2012. This microfine black powder. I'm being serious -- I thought it was just me or maybe some traffic exhaust or something.

Outside, when I hose down the patio, the front edge of the water is nearly black from this. If I leave the windows open, it sneaks in. I have white window sills -- this isn't normal dust.

The conspiracy theorist says to me "Fukushima fallout". The non-conspiracy theorist says "ok a different traffic pattern developed and it is bus exhaust". Cars are getting cleaner though. I can see the hills where there was once a haze of smog.

This was on the west coast.
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Followup -- whatever this stuff is, it ROLLS. Not like a powder thwt just sits there. It actually rolls around. I looked it up before and ran across Bucky Balls" or some shit and then some weird radioactive balls from Fukushima. Stopped looking shit up right then and there.
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Re: Has no one else noticed that no matter where you live in the world, there is now a layer of black soot that covers everything.
Yes. Started in 2011-2012. This microfine black powder. I'm being serious -- I thought it was just me or maybe some traffic exhaust or something.

Outside, when I hose down the patio, the front edge of the water is nearly black from this. If I leave the windows open, it sneaks in. I have white window sills -- this isn't normal dust.

The conspiracy theorist says to me "Fukushima fallout". The non-conspiracy theorist says "ok a different traffic pattern developed and it is bus exhaust". Cars are getting cleaner though. I can see the hills where there was once a haze of smog.

This was on the west coast.
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Yes, I agree. But, few even notice.

It is on everything! I grew up in the 1950s and even though we had more burning of coal and oil back then, you never saw it.

Today it is on everything you touch.

Just take a damp rag and wipe it across your floor, tables, car or railings. Black soot. And it is not just in one country, but worldwide.

These lost fools really are blind, deaf and mostly dumb.
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Re: Has no one else noticed that no matter where you live in the world, there is now a layer of black soot that covers everything.
Followup -- whatever this stuff is, it ROLLS. Not like a powder thwt just sits there. It actually rolls around. I looked it up before and ran across Bucky Balls" or some shit and then some weird radioactive balls from Fukushima. Stopped looking shit up right then and there.
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What can be happening to spread such MASSIVE amounts of this stuff worldwide?
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Re: Has no one else noticed that no matter where you live in the world, there is now a layer of black soot that covers everything.
How can people not notice it?

It is everywhere.

What is wrong with people?
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Re: Has no one else noticed that no matter where you live in the world, there is now a layer of black soot that covers everything.
I have lived in all parts of the world at some time or another. Also, I am an older person, so I have seen the world change in my lifetime.

Today, no matter where you live there is a layer of black soot that settles on everything, our floors, cars, tables daily.

I find this in the deserts, coasts, middle America, Europe, everywhere.

Just from cars? I don't think so. And it didn't used to be like that when I was younger.
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We live in a fish bowl.
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Re: Has no one else noticed that no matter where you live in the world, there is now a layer of black soot that covers everything.
I have lived in all parts of the world at some time or another. Also, I am an older person, so I have seen the world change in my lifetime.

Today, no matter where you live there is a layer of black soot that settles on everything, our floors, cars, tables daily.

I find this in the deserts, coasts, middle America, Europe, everywhere.

Just from cars? I don't think so. And it didn't used to be like that when I was younger.
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We live in a fish bowl.
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No, toilet bowl.
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Re: Has no one else noticed that no matter where you live in the world, there is now a layer of black soot that covers everything.
Yes. Started in 2011-2012. This microfine black powder. I'm being serious -- I thought it was just me or maybe some traffic exhaust or something.

Outside, when I hose down the patio, the front edge of the water is nearly black from this. If I leave the windows open, it sneaks in. I have white window sills -- this isn't normal dust.

The conspiracy theorist says to me "Fukushima fallout". The non-conspiracy theorist says "ok a different traffic pattern developed and it is bus exhaust". Cars are getting cleaner though. I can see the hills where there was once a haze of smog.

This was on the west coast.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 64920371


Followup -- whatever this stuff is, it ROLLS. Not like a powder thwt just sits there. It actually rolls around. I looked it up before and ran across Bucky Balls" or some shit and then some weird radioactive balls from Fukushima. Stopped looking shit up right then and there.
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The sad thing is it is already coating the inside of your lungs--if you can see it when you wash your patio, or wash a car, or clean your windowsill, you have already breathed it in. PRAY it is NOT the FUKU Buckyballs--because then you are a living(for the moment) radioactive humnan
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Re: Has no one else noticed that no matter where you live in the world, there is now a layer of black soot that covers everything.
The sad thing is it is already coating the inside of your lungs--if you can see it when you wash your patio, or wash a car, or clean your windowsill, you have already breathed it in. PRAY it is NOT the FUKU Buckyballs--because then you are a living(for the moment) radioactive humnan
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And yet no one even notices. I find that fact more sad and hopeless for humanity than the radiation! People now see NOTHING!
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Re: Has no one else noticed that no matter where you live in the world, there is now a layer of black soot that covers everything.
Go watch TV. Forget that I mentioned it...
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Re: Has no one else noticed that no matter where you live in the world, there is now a layer of black soot that covers everything.
Not in Austria anyway. Least dust I have ever seen.
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Go watch TV. Forget that I mentioned it...
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Re: Has no one else noticed that no matter where you live in the world, there is now a layer of black soot that covers everything.
Not in Austria anyway. Least dust I have ever seen.
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Bullshit.
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Re: Has no one else noticed that no matter where you live in the world, there is now a layer of black soot that covers everything.
the black soot is the result of the sewage plants not being able to process all the bullshit coming from D.C. so they have to burn it in open pits. they didn't have this problem until supernagger moved into the white house.
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Re: Has no one else noticed that no matter where you live in the world, there is now a layer of black soot that covers everything.
Yes, I have noticed this, and I was actually thinking about this last week. I have noticed it off and on, but it really struck me after a rainfall last week. My car looked like it had been sprayed with black muddy water, even though it was out in the clear open during a rainfall. When I wipe the floors in our house, there is a black soot on the cloth. I clean the floors every week, and this black coating is something I have noticed over the past two years. We have a new furnace, and use a filter that is supposed to be one of the better ones for removing fine particulates. Yet, the black stuff appears even on our brick retaining wall outside. Weird. I'm guessing it is from increased smog in the air, but it is interesting that you brought this up.
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Re: Has no one else noticed that no matter where you live in the world, there is now a layer of black soot that covers everything.
the black soot is the result of the sewage plants not being able to process all the bullshit coming from D.C. so they have to burn it in open pits. they didn't have this problem until supernagger moved into the white house.
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Another lost, angery, racist fool.
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Re: Has no one else noticed that no matter where you live in the world, there is now a layer of black soot that covers everything.
Yes, I have noticed this, and I was actually thinking about this last week. I have noticed it off and on, but it really struck me after a rainfall last week. My car looked like it had been sprayed with black muddy water, even though it was out in the clear open during a rainfall. When I wipe the floors in our house, there is a black soot on the cloth. I clean the floors every week, and this black coating is something I have noticed over the past two years. We have a new furnace, and use a filter that is supposed to be one of the better ones for removing fine particulates. Yet, the black stuff appears even on our brick retaining wall outside. Weird. I'm guessing it is from increased smog in the air, but it is interesting that you brought this up.
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Exactly.

While ignorant fools say it doesn't exist. Are these people liars, agents or just lost fools?
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Re: Has no one else noticed that no matter where you live in the world, there is now a layer of black soot that covers everything.
How can people not notice it?

It is everywhere.

What is wrong with people?
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weez gone stoopidz
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Re: Has no one else noticed that no matter where you live in the world, there is now a layer of black soot that covers everything.
Not in Austria anyway. Least dust I have ever seen.
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Bullshit.
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Not even Close, there is no dust but dust bunnies. Outside nothing is gritty Feeling.

In Texas where I live, it is so dusty all the time. You clean and it's hairy in like 30 minutes.

I think it has to do with the Airports. When I lived´in Las Vegas it was the dirtiest blackest place ever. The carpets all have a drag of literal black from the door to the living room. It doesn't shampoo out either. It's oily like. I think it is from Jet fuel. Henderson has a Jet fuelplant. The whole area is black rocks oily soot looking stuff. Las Vegas has esp back when I moved there, a flight every 5-7 minutes.

The Airport is in the middle of town.
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Re: Has no one else noticed that no matter where you live in the world, there is now a layer of black soot that covers everything.
Could be airport related. Just seems real odd it all of a sudden showed up a few years ago. Maybe a different jet fuel mix but if it is dumping some sort of black shit it is like anti-environmental. Nobody mentions it unless you ask them. Then all of a sudden they are like yeah I did notice it a few years ago. Weird shit. Wonder what it looks like in a microscope.





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