Beyond coincidence I'm noticing for years now that when I'm in a dizzy, confused, and overall kind of bad mood, my customers tend to be that way, too.
I notice it because I'm just naturally extremely aware, if that makes sense. I've analyzed if it's just me projecting my mood onto them, but
it's not that, no. They can barely express what it is they want, they confuse words and apologize that they have been "totally out of it all
day", etc.
I'm trying to see if there is any connection between bad spray days and this. I have noticed somewhat of a tie in, but it's not definitive enough for me to say a definite yes, but it's "coincidental" enough for me to pursue paying attention to it.
I also wonder if it's the reported EMF waves from HAARP, etc. I mean, the HAARP technologies and the "uses for bad not good" (ie- using EMF waves to control people's state of mind and moods into depression) have been around since the WWII days, so it's not science fiction as some people would LIKE to believe when you mention it to them.
Which brings me to another discussion: don't expect people to "see" chemtrails or anything of the sort, because they do not want to see them or deal with what they might imply. When I point out the brutally obvious feather like chemtrail that sometimes appear, my head spins with how on earth they cannot see it's not natural, even though they have absolutely no good explanation of what caused it to look that way. Which tells me, they do not want to see. And it's frustrating because they turn around and call YOU crazy for seeing the brutally obvious, or for even questioning what the f*** it is.
I'm trying to see if there is any connection between bad spray days and this. I have noticed somewhat of a tie in, but it's not definitive enough for me to say a definite yes, but it's "coincidental" enough for me to pursue paying attention to it.
I also wonder if it's the reported EMF waves from HAARP, etc. I mean, the HAARP technologies and the "uses for bad not good" (ie- using EMF waves to control people's state of mind and moods into depression) have been around since the WWII days, so it's not science fiction as some people would LIKE to believe when you mention it to them.
Which brings me to another discussion: don't expect people to "see" chemtrails or anything of the sort, because they do not want to see them or deal with what they might imply. When I point out the brutally obvious feather like chemtrail that sometimes appear, my head spins with how on earth they cannot see it's not natural, even though they have absolutely no good explanation of what caused it to look that way. Which tells me, they do not want to see. And it's frustrating because they turn around and call YOU crazy for seeing the brutally obvious, or for even questioning what the f*** it is.
