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While looking up at the chemtrail-filled sky over central California and comentinting on the global elite and their agenda for a new world order; Richard S.(a long time sky watcher)And Fredrick C.(videographer), notice somthing bizzarre in the mid-morning sky. An anamoly more frequently observed in the skies over Mexico in recent years. The round glowing spheres appeared be in a loose non-moving formation slowly changing shape withen itself. If they were balloons or birds they would be rising or falling or moving left to right. This of course was not the case.
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Aftermath of accident , March 4, 1997
A look at the begining of the end, and the apparition that returned the following July.
One Welder's Fatal Snaffoo... (Juan Jose Rentiera) This is a personal account of a tragic event that occurred on March 4th 1997 near the outskirts of Merced, a small town in the heart of California's Central Valley. The accident happened at my father's trucking company, a local transporter of petroleum based products. This story begins when one of our brand new trucks rolled into the yard after delivering a load of a kerosene-based oil product that is used in the refinement production of asphalt sealing products known as fuel oil. This product is loaded into insulated semi-tanker trailers at 470 degrees. After the driver made his delivery and returned to Merced, he stopped off to fuel at a local cardlock station. After refueling the brand new Freightliner he then filled a five gallon bucket with diesel and climbed atop the forty-five foot tanker-trailer, opened the domelid and poured the diesel into the tanker. (This is a normal procedure employed to keep the valves from freezing up as the product otherwise solidifies when cooled). Upon arrival at the company yard the driver wrote up a repair order to patch a small hole in the forward section of the tanker-trailer. The usual precaution in this situation would be to park the trailer, open up all product loading/off-loading valves and install blower fans into the domelid holes to dryout and cool off the tanker interior before any repairs are to be made. For some unknown reason the mechanic, with four years of experience repairing these types of tankers neglected to follow company protocol and common sense. He immediately pulled the truck and trailer into the small shop area. Only the Freightliner tractor and front third of the trailer fit into the shop leaving the rest protruding onto the ramp area. He seemed to be in a bad mood at the time. I was performing a routine inspection on another truck parked about 50 ft behind that trailer. He climbed onto of the trailer opened the dome lid looked inside and closed it back up, (Apparently). He then proceeded to unbutton the outer aluminum shell to reveal the product-soaked insulation. After scrapping off as much damageged insulation as he could with a putty knife he decided to use heat to melt off the remaining product from the leaking alluminun panal to create a clean surface in order to make a weld to plug the hole. At this time, luckily for me a customer entered the yard to purchase some road sealer that we stored at the yard for pothole repair. While I was helping the customer he fired up a cutting torch to melt the remaining product from the side of the trailer, in doing so the torch flame entered the tank cavity through a tiny crack igniting the volatile fumes inside the tank. I was walking back towards the shop when I heard an unnerving whooshing sound (which apparently was air being sucked into the tanker through the tiny crack). A moment later I saw a huge mushroom cloud and felt an enormous concussion from the explosion. The latter third of the tanker shot out in a straight line leaving a cylinder shaped cloud of coal black smoke like that from a rocket. The rear portion of the trailer slammed violently into the truck I had just been inspecting a few minutes before. The impact moved the truck several feet,(all emergency parking brakes on the truck and projectile trailer were engaged). At the point of impact the trailer was stopped by the parked truck and hung in mid-air for what seem to be an eternity before gravity slammed it relentlessly downward onto the burning concrete pad. I then scurried up to the pad to find our mechanic standing there screaming, I noticed his once high and tight military flat-top hair style was cinged into tiny balls smoldering with smoke wafting up towards the heavens. He stood there stark-naked with what was left of his coveralls laid out on the cement slab behind his frame attached to him only around the ankles by the re-inforced cuffs of his pantlegs. His arms were outstretched towards the ground. The skin from his hands was peeled back like an open can of sardines at the wrists. Twenty minutes later the medi-vac helicopter arrived from nearby Modesto to take him to a burn unit in Fresno, a week later he succumbed to his injuries. See pictures of aftermath:http://www.PictureTrail.com/gid226962 As interpreted by Fredrickcee.
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