Explain this on maui

"Record temperatures"a reply to: Oldcarpy2


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Record temperatures can and will enable an EV battery to explode so at least consider it a possibility because even if the evidence of that was found our government will lock it down as we already have had fires started by laptops Lithium batteries causing fires.

Interesting choice of words, just saying

a reply to: datguy

Seems the locals are getting pissed with realtors trying to get the victims to sell when they are down.

This is interesting as the Government will be buying the land, and blocking sales to anyone. www.bitchute.com...

originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: datguy

Seems the locals are getting pissed with realtors trying to get the victims to sell when they are down.

This is interesting as the Government will be buying the land, and blocking sales to anyone. www.bitchute.com...

At least until the next election cycle...

a reply to: anonentity


Land Grab CONFIRMED . ARSON for Profit .



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a reply to: Zanti Misfit

you had me at

problem, reaction, solution

originally posted by: continuousThunder
a reply to: bobs_uruncle

okay, let's say this is true - you invented and built a full on death star eyeball boiler in the 80's but it got confiscated and your wife is real mad about it but you're kinda chill, let's say i accept all this as fact at face value.
So my question is, why hasn't this insane wondertech been used?
Why didn't they roll it out during, say, the war on terror? Too much shock and awe?

Seems awful convenient that you invented the sort of tech generals salivate over 40 years ago and literally nothing has come of it until now, when wildfires are behaving exactly like wildfires do. Good thing you have all the inside goss, huh?

It has been used, but why would it be announced. This is Chess and Poker, the MIC isn't going to show its hand or provide its strategy. Atlas (Armscor/Denel) built it for my CO. I just designed it for CI when we were involved in the Angolan war for and end game push against the russian migs. I could build it myself as well, but certainly I didn't have the time as I was also designing all the lethal perimeter systems for the SA government for borders, bases and keypoints, national security infrastructure at the time. I had no control over what Magnus and Pik did with tech that fell under national security protocols when they were making money from weapons deals. Hell, I (including the wife and kids) barely made it out of the country alive. You have to be careful in this business, when the job is done, sometimes so are the engineers and physicists.

I did come clean and gave the Cdn Consul all the information and "where the bodies are buried" in 1990 and I did that with CSIS as well in 1991. All I got for my trouble was years of surveillance, 2+9 national security statutes on my personal file and a lousy t-shirt that says, "When going through Hell, walk faster." lol

Cheers - Dave

a reply to: datguy


You think there will be another election cycle? The latest bird flu is getting going rather faster now. One false flag blaming Russia and its Martial law, they have plenty of options, as the money runs dry lawlessness is increasing to a great extent as well.




Plus it looks like the big mansions didn't seem to get burnt where next door got burnt down.

a reply to: anonentity

And here you have a local that says a cop was stopping cars from escaping the dangerous area, when the cop was told of the imminent danger he said he was just following orders. www.bitchute.com...

Videos Put Scrutiny on Downed Power Line as Cause of Fires

A few months ago, a California real estate mogul met with the governor of Hawaii. He wanted to buy the Maui sugar plantations, and build government housing. Local officials in Maui turned the offer down.
November 2022, 6 are arrested attempting to start fires in the Maui sugar plantations.
The current fire rages..
Yesterday, the governor offers to buy all the burnt land..
Coincidence???
I think not...

a reply to: JPhoenix

They have stuffed up California so now they just move on.

TextIt is hard to ignore the fact that in Maui we see melted puddles of aluminum tire rims from cars destroyed as we also saw in the Paradise, California fires. Vegetation fires cannot get that hot. Also we are supposed to believe that entire rows of houses were being ignited by one house in the row getting on fire and making the next house catch fire. Looks fishy to me!

Bidens response's got me questioning along with the total destruction all the way to the beach , I understand the high winds but something isn't sitting right .

a reply to: Larry2323

I am finding it hard to find a millionaire's mansion that succumbed to the inferno.

originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: Larry2323

I am finding it hard to find a millionaire's mansion that succumbed to the inferno.

Mick Fleetwood's restaurant was destroyed

But my guess is that most millionaires don't have mansions in the middle of town? And remember, most of Maui did not burn.

a reply to: AndyMayhew

Was Mick Fleetwood's restaurant a millionaires mansion?

originally posted by: Itisnowagain
a reply to: AndyMayhew

Was Mick Fleetwood's restaurant a millionaires mansion?

No, but it was a millionaire's property

originally posted by: bobs_uruncle

originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: bobs_uruncle

A space based DEW still has to deal with atmospheric effects. As for the treaty it doesn’t say anything about reactors. It says no weapons of mass destruction.

Yes, space based DEWs have to deal with atmospheric attenuation, however a shift to the UV range say of 200 to 400nm solves a number of attenuation issues ;-) A DEW with a nuclear reactor would be against the nuclear arms in space treaty as the reactor would power a weapon of mass destruction.

Cheers - Dave

When Dealing with the U.S. Federal Government , EVERYHING is Possible . Especially the " Latest " Tech Money Can Buy . The Only Question then should be WHO Specifically is Authorized to Use It ?

Sometimes, the simplest answer is the most logical. Multi year drought, old wooden structures, above ground power lines and really high winds = significant fire potential.

How many of you have actually been there? It takes forever to get through town on the best of days. Now imagine the entire town trying to leave at the *same* time and it’s not surprising to see the number of abandoned cars etc.

I think what’s happening post fire is the real nail in the coffin so to speak.