Nicosia January 10, 2001

Chemtrails over Nicosia, Cyprus

On Sunday, December 17 (2000) my neighbours and I witnessed what appeared to be chemtrails being sprayed over Nicosia, the capital of the Mediterranean island of Cyprus. The spraying began at around 11:00am and continued for about two hours, after which time the sky, which was bright blue in the morning, became hazy and overcast in the half of the sky that had been most heavily sprayed. There was a strong scent of what seemed to be pesticides in the air afterward, and my son and I both developed headaches and shortness of breath later in the day.

The aircraft mainly crisscrossed one side of the sky, leaving trails that gradually widened to mingle with each other, rather than dispersing as jet trails usually would. The trails made crisscross patterns and parallel lines. It was alarming to see what was clearly chemtrail spraying over here on this island, which I had thought was too small to be worth spraying (my apologies to any Cypriot readers!) in the eyes of whoever is orchestrating the spraying. One reason we live here and not in the US or Europe is to escape such things as spraying and surveillance, things popularly associated with the so-called New World Order, but sadly, Cyprus is apparently no longer immune, with a micro-chipped ID card to be introduced in the near future.

The episode on December 17 was the first time I have been aware of chemtrail spraying over here and there was no reoccurrence that I noticed until Sunday, the 7th of January. I missed the actual spraying, being indoors, but at 1:00pm, looking outside, I saw that the sky was marked by long lines all around the horizon of what seemed to be slowly exanding chemtrails, and the day had become hazy. As for who might be doing the spraying, there are two large British military bases in the southern part of the island, and a not-very-secret American base in the Turkish-occupied northern half of the island. I don't think the Cypriot airforce is involved in this.

Sincerely,
Linnie O'Hara
Freelance journalist

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Source:
Cypriot newspaper "I Simerini", Saturday, February 26th