Costa Rica suffers massive chemtrail spraying on day of “elections” and ahead of mass swine flu vaccination campaign

It was an  Election Day in Costa Rica yesterday.  February is an extremely dry month, in the heart of the dry season, and it had been very sunny in San José for close to a month, without any strong wind to bring us clouds from the Continental Divide: the weather was clear all over.  Yet on the 6, we had a massive chemtrail spraying all over the Central Valley (where most Costaricans live).  All morning long, planes were making a crisscross grid of “cloud” lines, and when a friend called me to warn me, it was already high noon, with a tremendous Sun.  We filmed them with a cell phone, and even with the huge amount of light… they still came out pretty impressive.

The pictures and video are of the sky in Curridabat, (east of San José) at 12 noon for the many twisted trails, and at 12.35 for the one in a straight line, over in the south.  (We couldn’t catch the plane, unfortunately, since the area is highly populated and it was too low on the horizon to see it through the roofs.)

The impressive part of the thing is…  by 2:30 pm, the sky (which couldn’t be bluer, except for the trails, as you can see in the pictures) had become completely overcast over the whole valley –which is about 90 km long!  Election Day was totally cloudy, and in the early evening, it started to rain softly through the entire night, and into the morning until noon today (not something to expect in the Central Valley, except for October).  It is still heavily overcast.  Today, I went to a butterfly garden up in the mountains, where the insects were completely dazed and wouldn’t fly (great photo ops, of course, since they were happy to climb on your finger… but certainly not a normal behavior!)  Birds were also flying low and chirping more than usual… and surprisingly, we found a blue-gray tanager dead at the base of a wooden pillar en the entrance of the restaurant, where it had obviously smashed into the wood. These birds are extremely familiar in central Costa Rica, like sparrows in other countries, and it isn’t normal for them to crash into obstacles: they are quite used to buildings.

The thing is, two weeks ago, our government issued a decree by which whoever they summon to be vaccinated for H1N1 -HAS to go mandatorily, and will be forced to comply, by the police if necessary (they have not enforced that part yet, as many people have politely declined the shot).  We are just hoping (knowing what happened in the Ukraine last year) that they didn’t spray something that affected more than butterflies, birds and clouds on Saturday… because the officialist party won the elections, meaning our health policies will not change one bit.

Which is why, very respectfully, we would like to let you know about it in advance, so -just in case the Health Minister comes up with the notion that “Swineflu is really deadly, do you see now why we must vaccinate all of you?”…  We can answer straight on, and with enough proof for a good time in advance that: “Maybe it is, after all… assuming pigs ride airplanes”.

Thank you for your attention, and wish us luck.

Claudia Calvo, Curridabat, Costa Rica.