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There are people who have studied the Paradise fire and other similar fires in California…the fact is that wildfires don’t melt metal or glass. There are also changes in the metal that indicate molecular changes-which point to microwave tech. The large number of sparks and the trees burning from the inside out…and the dog laying on the clean pavement burned to a crisp…it’s evidence of DEW’s.

There was a spokesperson from DARPA who disclosed their new laser technology, she showed video of how they can burn through the hood of a car in a second, and that the lasers are invisible, providing them plausible deniability.

Non-Hawaiian police chief very very suspicious if know Hawaiians!

The main US Directed Energy Weapons manufacturing hub is on Maui. The spokesperson from Raytheon said not long ago that they manufactured 10 units, and FIELD TESTED THEM…Technology that didn’t exist before 2016. Tim, you do should like a gate keeper. There are people who have spent hundreds of hours examining the debris and images from Paradise and other California fires post 2016 (with the same hallmarks as This Maui fire) …you should listen and watch a few,

The eye of hurricane “Dora” was located over 650 miles SSE off the islands of Hawaii by the time the fires broke out in Lahaina on Aug. 8th. Winds where never even close to Tropical Storm force in the area of the islands. Wind data from three local weather reporting stations (one on Maui, one on Lanai and one on Moloka’i) where reporting winds no more than 20-25mph (gusts up to 30-40mph) from the NE/ENE for all of Aug. 8th. The winds had actually been a bit stronger (gusting to 45mph) on Aug 7th, the day before the fire. The winds likely increased in and immediately around Lahaina once the fires initiated and build up enough heat, creating a localized fire storm effect. Temperatures appear to be normal that day ranging from mid 70′s to mid 80′s. Humidity was normal as well ranging 55-80%. Skies were clear to partly cloudy. All in all, not an outstanding day, concerning weather. The phrase Lā hainā means “cruel or merciless sun”, describing the sunny dry climate. So, this part of the island is known for its warm and dry climate. Seems to me things were not that unusual weatherwise up until the whole town burned up. Only the locals, once they get the word out, will be able to educate us on what really happened that day…don’t expect much from MSM/government.