Reader Steven Parsons helpfully provides me with a URL that has lots of "chemtrail" links, if one does a site search. Here's a representative example.

Bear in mind that this site has ads for magnetic sleeping pads and EMF protection equipment (doesn't state whether they are of tinfoil or other material). It also has discussions on sightings of other rare items, like ET-mobiles, cattle mutilations, crop circles, and economically-literate Democrats.

Well, OK, actually, that last was a little joke. No one's ever even reported a credible sighting of one of those...

What else would you expect of a society (and congresscritter) that believes "The X Files" is a documentary?

As for "chemtrails" photo in the link, I wonder how our intrepid reporter would have reacted if there'd been a circumzenithal arc, sundog or halo visible.

Gauging by the photo on the link, this is a very cirrus situation.

I'm obviously going to have to tweak my pun filter--that one should have never gotten through...