Running that through your engine is a recipe for turbine blade build-up. The lead levels in 100/130 avgas were bad enough for build-up in the spark plugs.What a load of sh!t...
On a cold winter morning, my car makes chemtrails, too. The interesting thing about science, is it makes people who try to be "experts", look like complete idiots.
Also a basic understanding of how much room is available in an aircraft after avionics, freight/luggage, passenger and fuel load is nil, add to that (for the "spraying" crowd) the understanding of how much liquid weighs, how much room would be required for the liquid AND the fact that liquids instantly freeze at altitudes that airliners cruise at. For the "heavy metals in the fuel" crowd, the alleged culprits in the fuel are:
Aluminum
Arsenic
Barium
Cadmium
Calcium
Cesium
Chromium
Lead
Mercury
Nickel
Thorium
Selenium
Titanium
Silver
Stronthium
Uranium
Now in WHAT universe would ANY engine be capable of functioning with a cocktail of metals in it's fuel function for any length of time? Again, a basic understanding of science and how things work, would show just how stupid the suggestion is. I have challenged several "chemtrail" experts to try running any of these materials in their own vehicle, at quantities that would simulate the alleged exhaust of a chemtrail plane, to prove me wrong and they won't do it - which says volumes.
Glad I didn't waste half an hour of my life on this.