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English title: CHEMTRAIL-pilot trolls „Trump is disgusting“ @ sky, people wanna be FREE of CHEMCLOUDS (James Dean) Opponents of the Republican presidential frontrunner took to the skies over California on Friday, in order to leave their message: “Anybody but Trump.” The message appeared towards the end of the Rose Parade, an annual march through Pasadena, California that is celebrated each New Year’s Day. Skywriters captured public attention with messages reading “America is great. Trump is disgusting” and “Iowans dump Trump”, dotted through a cloudless sky. Though Trump was notified of the skywriting through his Twitter account, as of Friday afternoon he had not responded. Amazement from the crowd was apparent in social media posts. One video captured the remarks of an onlooker: “Oh my god, I love it so much”. Each year, about 700,000 people attend the parade. Social media posts about the skywriting appear to have begun about 40 minutes after the last float started driving the roughly five and a half mile route. The Rose Parade ended a little after 1pm ET, according to the LA Times. The festivities are expected to continue as the Iowa Hawkeyes played the Stanford Cardinal in the college football Rose Bowl. The Hawkeyes hail from the nation’s first caucus state, which is scheduled to vote on 1 February. Trump trails Texas senator Ted Cruz in most polls concerning the Republican presidential field in Iowa. The anti-Trump messages did not represent the only politicking of the afternoon. After the parade, demonstrators produced a grinning papier-mâché float homage to the Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, and rolled the likeness down Colorado Boulevard. Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump was message-bombed from on high during California’s annual New Year’s Day Rose Parade, as derogatory slogans such as “Trump is disgusting” appeared in the skies. Towards the end of the parade, which takes place every year in Pasadena, California, spectators craned their necks to see skywriters drawing out messages condemning the Republican presidential frontrunner. Trump was warned that the messages would appear in the sky via Twitter ahead of time. No response has been issued yet by his campaign. Many parade onlookers reacted positively to the messages via social media. One witness wrote: “The rose parade was great but the end was a true gem.” The sky-high criticism of Trump comes ahead of a February 1 caucus vote in Iowa. The Rose Parade, which ended a little after 1 p.m. ET, attracts around 700,000 people annually. It always takes place ahead of the New Year’s Day Rose Bowl, which this year featured the Iowa Hawkeyes and the Stanford Cardinal. ~Project infopowerment Truthers Alliance~ Creating New kind of Unity against Tyranny #JamesDean #TechnoTrance #Trump2018
