War waged from space? -CA wildfires, PG&E accepts blame for 2017 fires

Rothschilds, that one name alone should be enough for people to do a bit more digging.

None of this would surprise me, the technology that we currently have available to us is probably decades old, but they have us believing it's all new.

If it is true, we are screwed as there is nothing we can do to prevent them from using it for further nefarious reasons.

Wow...

I'm a bit ambivalent about "cause," simply because its tricky (at best). But, there are some serious "coincidences" here that, if true, are mind-bogglingly (heh) problematic.

Historically, I have been very outspoken about Agenda 21/30. I feel it is a speartip of what I would consider a major offensive.

Many are sold on it because of the feel good language they use. Coupled with the societal move to place utmost importance on how something is said (rather than actual acts, meaning, full context, etc.), this creates a very difficult situation.

When it comes down to it, one can only hope there exists people on these levels of society who oppose these plans. Simply because there ARE better ways that benefit even those at that top level, more than the current feudalistic, myopic approach. They have been at it so long that their plans are almost innately obsolete right off the bat.

As a sidenote, when I worked for the forest service (fantastic job, btw), the ever persistent thorn in our side were environmentalists. The combo of passionate idealistic drive with near complete ignorance is a helluva thing.. especially when it ends up dictating policy and procedure.

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We are facing and will continue to have to deal with large numbers of urban people who frankly don't know jack # about nature. Any non-profit with a green sounding name is good, fire and hunting are bad, etc etc. All they think they know came from a bloody tv or computer screen or perhaps a zoo. They are so easily influenced by language that could make clear cutting redwoods sound great because it creates habitat for grouse.

Thomas Jefferson understood that the Republic should be founded upon the rights of man, one of them being land ownership. The citizen-farmer was the backbone of the country for 150 years until urbanization tilted the scales. Those who own and live on their land will use it wisely, leaving it productive for future generations. Today's corporate model sees land as opportunity for a fast buck and nothing more. The globalists seek to remove private ownership and discourage people from living outside of stack and pack housing zones. Agenda 2030 is being pushed very hard in California and appears to be completely out of control, things are happening so fast people don't have time to react no less give real consideration.

Feinstein's husband was just handed a near $1 billion hi speed rail project. I wonder if it cuts through any land burned in the last few years? Why was she never investigated for having a Chinese spy as her chauffeur for 20 years? Just how entangled are she and other top dems with China?

Trouble coming from every direction.

This is what it looked like today at around noon on I 5 in northern California between Redding and Sacramento. It didn't get any better for over a hundred miles, at times it looked apocalyptic!



I'm in Sacramento and the air is really bad, I'm a former smoker and my chest hurts from this crap.

10,000+ structures burned and destroyed, over 8,000 of them homes, 50+ found dead so far with many more still missing.

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These satellites are in geosynchronous orbits which remain stationary over a set point on the Earth to a microwave rectenna (receiver). Microwaves are invisible as you know and is one of the methods for sending collected solar energy to Earth. This is all discussed in the 2nd video posted in the OP.

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It should be noted that geosynchronous satellites are, by necessity, positioned over the equator.

Apart from the fact that there are, as yet, none in service, the power density which is sent to the surface is not nearly enough to start a fire, or even to warm a cup of coffee.

Remember this every time you read comments about 9/11 laughing off "space beams".

Yeah. Always good for a chuckle.

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Anything in conjunction with this:

www.abovetopsecret.com...

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Or that's what they are telling us, and the only info in the public domain suggests that the power density which is sent to the surface is not enough to start a fire, or even warm a cup of coffee?

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Yeah.
That, and the physics involved.

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Anything in conjunction with this:

www.abovetopsecret.com...

I think that has been de-bunked.

Wildfires seem to be following the path of the new rail system. Feinstein's husband has the contract for it from what I have read online. No better way to clear the patha reply to: Asktheanimals

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I was reading up on fiber-laser technology...amazing stuff

Peace

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A space based laser is at least a conceivable method, though it would require some pretty snazzy tech to be anything other than a chemical powered one. From which you get a couple of shots.

Wasting them on starting fires seems pretty cost ineffective though, when all you need is a guy with a can of gasoline and a match.

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It would seem the more logical approach indeed...

Peace

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I think all, or most, of the directions the problems are coming from link together. I see Agenda 21/30 as a kind of public face to relatively vast mechanism. And, even if you drill into that, it gets pretty "out there," pretty quick.

I think the "left" was targeted first, years ago. Its a thought process that tends to welcome and encourage change, so I'd think that choice was just simple expedience.

Through the use of language manipulation and personal identification with impersonal politics, technology is used to cater information vectors according to bias. Over time, this can be used to fracture the "reality" of a social group(s) off into their own world.

Then you have the run-of-the-mill, unrelated corruption. That's been an issue since time immemorial, adding a bit of fog to being able to see deeper, more insidious agendas. A den of vipers like DC is the perfect environment to operate.

Is this particular politician simply corrupt, or are they intentionally working on a goal that is against their own (all?) nations interests?

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Unless you’re still testing capabilities of your advanced toy.

It’s not like ATS conspiracies haven’t been proven right many, many times before.

It’s like a mass-murderer...what’s the point in attempting to apply logic when the action and/or perpetrator is illogical based on agenda alone?

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It’s not like ATS conspiracies haven’t been proven right many, many times before.

For example?

It’s like a mass-murderer...what’s the point in attempting to apply logic when the action and/or perpetrator is illogical based on agenda alone?

According to the OP there is a quite logical agenda.

a reply to: Phage

Really??

Do an ATS search - there are threads on it

Not doing all the work for you

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Not doing all the work for you

Funny how often that phrase is heard when evidence is requested.

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Not doing all the work for you

Funny how often that phrase is heard when evidence is requested.

Funny! Request denied.