Whatever might have caused this?

By and large, we're not doctors and even if we were, there's immense pressure from someone or some organised directives from above ... there've been various whistleblowing nurses who've gone online, there are also reports from up and down each country, plus footage.

Against that, yes, there are trolls, using reusable footage of something else, to enable "community notes" to declare them fake, therefore ALL evidence is fake.  These people are also out in force.  Yet we've seen those planes before the total grey cloud covered many parts of the country ... we get the reports every day:

I'm in the north-west and we get the same. Some will mock: "Duh, it's winter, it's March," same shots appearing in the US and downunder via our fellow onliners.  It's harder to argue the thick cloud cover in Britain but far easier to report the crisscross chemtrails, photos abounded.

Which brings us to a type of mind which flatly refuses to acknowledge, to even look up.  Sometime back, a delivery driver was chatting, I asked him to look up at the noughts and crosses pattern of three or four planes ... "Off on holidays," he smiled.  Either he did not want to appear foolish (same with the "racism" slur) or he could do without any potential aggravation.

A friend of mine said a few years back: "I don't want to go there." Her choice, fair dos.  A lady two days ago wrote:

Yes it does.  But what about if you were to see this sort of thing:

... or this:

Her migraine might be from anything though, might it not?  But what if many report nose running after being outside a length of time, what of me always being ill after being outside longer than half an hour?  What of persistent cough?

Well yes, it could well be from the winter, from food additives, from meds, medical rehab ... yes, it might be.  Up and down the country, in every country in the west with internet?

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