Did Directed Energy Weapons Cause the Wildfires in Canada?
What do you think?
A few days ago there was a fire at our Las Vegas house. Now I am not there right now, but my mother recounted the tale. A person driving by knocked on Mom’s door in the afternoon to frantically inform her that the palm trees on the side of the wall next to the road were burning! They were able to get out a hose and extinguish it safely and even the palm trees, according to a neighbor, are likely to make a full recovery in time.
Mom suspected arson but I am not so sure in this case. It’s June in the bone dry desert heat and it is an area not connected to the sprinkler system which Mom often neglects to water. So she admitted to hay colored overgrown dried out grass in the area from the Winter rains. Something as simple as a cigarette tossed from a car window driving by could have combusted it.
I just thank my lucky stars that I had the foresight to heavily trim all of the palm trees in that side area in February, as many had brown fronds dripping to the ground. Brown palm fonds, as I explained to my Mother, are extremely combustible. In Las Vegas I started fires in our pit out back after trimming the browned fronds. The fire leapt to 10 or 15 feet sometimes just from that. Palm fronds, especially brown ones, are extremely easy to burn.
We start fires almost every day in Thailand, where now that it is the rainy season things do not burn as easily. I know what burns and what does not. Plastic will burn readily and the rubber from cut up discarded motorbike tires is often used as a fire starter, along with the sap from rubber trees. So what caused the Canadian fires?
Robert Brame is a forensic arborist who has analyzed 38 California fires and has come up with hundreds of photographic evidence of IMPOSSIBLE normal fire behavior. Let's use this information to help us look for CLUES in the CANADIAN fires to see if the same anamolies exist
The comments following this video were interesting. I’m always looking for first hand accounts so I’ve highlighted a selection:
Jules InMD
I remember a lady from the California wildfires (which most believe were created by DEW) … she said she was in a long line of cars with others attempting to flee their area. She said as she and her husband and their dog were in that line, it looked like car after car after car in front of them was being zapped from above. She and her husband grabbed their dog and jumped out of their car as quickly as they could. She said they stood by and watched their car get zapped, obliterated and the cars behind them also got zapped, obliterated .. no one else got out of their vehicles… i don’t know how true that story is but wild…
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Tamara P
So, I live about an hour and a half north of 2 of the larger fires on the south shore of Nova Scotia that were burning where they evacuated lots of people. I knew right away by the way it was being presented (glorified) on the msm news each day that it was all in the plan. Have watched a video where there were older, retired firefighters offering their services the entire time, but were refused. Our entire province had to follow a trail ban which could bring a fine of up to $25,000 and boy did people (the Karens) get nasty...ratting out others they saw on the trails. Funny thing is, the loggers were still able to 'log' and crews along the highways were able to continue their work (how many of them potentially smoke and throw a butt here and there??) Oh, and our temperatures have been QUITE normal...mild for this time of year...no heat waves. Maybe somewhat dry, but nothing out of the ordinary. The msm news was mentioning that they may get some kind of 'housing' for the people whose homes were burned or ruined and this is also probably a way to make people dependent on the gov't monies (already). The whole thing stinks! I was actually a couple hours away at the time of the Paradise fires in CA...(funny enough!) and the one or two photos ever shown of these NS fires reminded me very much of what the Paradise landscape looked like afterwards.
SwissChalet
Put aluminum or other metals in your microwave and see if you can make smoke. (you can). Now imagine spraying particulate metals in the air, then activating microwaves from the towers, etc
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Logans Run
My family and I lost everything we ever worked for in the 2019 bushfires here in eastern Victoria, Australia. We decided to stay on our acerage but still rebuilding and haven't quite finished yet. I can definitely confirm that fence posts burnt around the wire area and the rest of the post untouched. Most of the forests have recovered but this bushfire was definitely different. The one thing that was strange was no genuine effort was made to fight the fires but instead they evacuated the whole area and allowed it to burn to the ground.
Jeff Snyder2
I call it plasma fire. It may be geomagnetic induction or magnetic resonance induction. I have been video documenting the same exact phenomenon for the past five years. I have filmed it in nine states as an over-the-road truck driver and showcased it happening in multiple countries. I have hundreds of videos documenting much of the same content. if you leave a comment I will reply with a set of some of the best footage I have to save you time of looking through my other videos. A fluctuation in the magnetic field creates a surge of ground current which may be the cause of what we are seeing. This surge of ground current can be created artificially through technology and/or happen naturally as a result of our weakening and shifting magnetic field.
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Joseph Fogarty
Microwave technology! They used this on the destruction of the worlds fairs as well.
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UnPlugging the Player 💝
I'm currently living in Canada, at the Rocky Mt foothills. I've been seeing a lot of charred exterior trees in parks and considered that it could be the start of lightening. A few years ago I walked in a park and I noticed a big old tree that had black fire char on its exterior. I went up to look closer and my hand was unconsciously automatically drawn to the side of that big old tree. There was a 8 inch long nail in that tree. It had been there awhile because it pulled out fairly easily, I suspect due to the wood pulling back from the intruding nail. During a lightening storm that nail could have drawn the lightening to it, putting the tree in flames leading to a forest fire. It was only about 200 yards from a park community center, which fire would have caused a city news event. A year later, while walking approx a kilometer into that same forest I found another huge nail/spike in the side of a big tree. Someone is obviously doing this in the national park, but who and why? The other problem is that I've been told (I haven't verified it from the gov finances) that allegedly Canada has been restructuring its fire funding. According to a person who saw the data (again I didn't so I can't verify it) the funding that used to be allocated to pre-fire prevention and identification and care has been largely moved to fund post fire care. I know for sure is that the smoke has hidden the constant stench of the air pollutants emitted from my cities sewage plant. I contacted the sewage plant starting in 2020 when I got sick after a sewage plant air dump. They conformed that the night I smelled it, was the same night the plant blasted the air. My concern was that the gov would label the sickness as co-vid. The response wasn't anything I expected. I was told that they hired engineers to determine how to make the smell undetectable!! I kid you not! My response was that already few people can smell it (I have a keen sense of smell) therefore if the air results in sickness, as it did to me more than once, how will medical determine its cause as potential sewage pollution and therefore treat it accurately? I asked what's in this air pollution? And why is it always pumped out in the wee hours of the morning, usually on a weekend, so people might sleep through detection and/or forget to phone and report on Monday morning due to a few days time lapse? ... crickets. Peggy, you and I have very different spiritual beliefs, but I sure appreciate your embracing others and overriding other differences so we can come together in a way that matters.
Bart Reed
I'm a microwave engineer (no, I don't build microwaves. My career was to design and build microwave radio links all round the world). All conclusions that Robert makes works perfectly from an engineering perspective. What he showed is exactly what would happen under microwave energy.
Stephanie Martin
The fires are not the same as they were. Lynchburg burning technique used plasma fire ,using transformer from microwaves, burns the wood using microwaves and follows the moisture in the wood. Using alkaline solution before the putting the clamps and the plasma burns through the solvent, The same technique can be use at large scale. The ingredients of these new fires are not the same as the past. The fuel is heat inside the home .the different materials used in homes, and services, many pipes, lines, cables, both underground and aboveground. Every home on the grid, has many utilities, coming and going. The Bible has verses that speak on how to build a home on firm foundation. So much to cover.
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So what is a plasma fire? ChatGPT gave pretty crappy answers to any direct questions regarding HAARP, 5G, radiating the ionosphore, et cetera, but I found this response acceptable:
What is a plasma fire?
ChatGPT
A plasma fire refers to a fire that involves plasma, which is a state of matter distinct from solids, liquids, and gases. Plasma is formed when a gas is heated to extremely high temperatures or subjected to a strong electromagnetic field, causing its atoms to ionize and become charged particles.
In the context of a plasma fire, it typically involves a substance or material that is heated to the point where it transforms into a plasma state and exhibits fire-like characteristics. The properties of plasma fires can vary depending on the specific material involved and the conditions under which the plasma is formed.
Plasma fires can occur in various situations, such as in plasma cutting or welding processes, where intense heat and electrical energy are applied to a metal to create a plasma arc for cutting or joining purposes. In these cases, the plasma generated can be extremely hot and capable of melting or vaporizing the metal being worked on.
It's important to note that plasma fires are distinct from conventional fires, which involve the rapid oxidation of combustible materials such as wood, paper, or fuel. While plasma fires can release intense heat and pose risks, they often require specific conditions and materials to occur.
Erich Red
Revelation 9:4 And it was commanded them that they should not hurt the grass of the earth, neither any green thing, neither any tree; but only those men which have not the seal of God in their foreheads.
So what started the fires in Canada? Keep in mind that all of the above is an acceptable answer. When you are looking at a huge psyop with more money than God, all of the following could be true:
In some areas, actual arsonists could have started natural fires.
In other areas, Directed Energy Weapons could have been used
In other areas, arsonists whether real or scapegoats could have been on the scene.
In other areas, natural causes such as lightning strikes might have really done it.
So what do you think started the fires in Canada? Do we really want to poison the whole world to keep this system propped up?
Silent Weapons For Quiet Wars ...
DEW's, arson, spraying, who knows? So many ways to inflict harm and keep us confused. Thanks, Amy.