benzene

Today I learned that benzene is the only thing proven to cause leukemia, and since the late 1990's, it is also the primary ingredient in military jet fuel. I also learned that people in Sierra Vista, AZ, whose kids have been dying of leukemia since the late 1990's, have not failed to notice these two facts.

The biggest hole I can find in that argument is that if you burn up benzene, you shouldn't have any benzene left with which to kill people, but since complete combustion is only possible on paper, the military is totally spewing benzene all over a populace that is far from unsuspecting. But since I'm a nerd, I also had to look up benzene combustion products, and here is what I found:

In addition to benzo[k]fluoranthene, we have identified ten large (5- to 10-ring) PAH never before reported as products of benzene pyrolysis or combustion: dibenz[a,c]anthracene, indeno[1,2,3-cd]fluoranthene, anthanthrene, cyclopenta[cd]benzo[ghi]perylene, coronene, dibenzo[a,i]pyrene, cyclopenta[bc]coronene, benzo[a]coronene, naphtho[8,1,2-abc]coronene, and ovalene. In this sample we have also identified three smaller PAH, benz[f]indene, 2-ethynylanthracene, and benzo[c]phenanthrene, never before reported as products of benzene pyrolysis or combustion.

You can't tell me any of those are good for you. Also, if the government would own up to this kind of thing, the chemtrail theorists could set about finding a definitive answer to who was behind the assassination of President Kennedy.