Why Didn't The California Fires Destroy the Trees
Listen to Sky Pilot Radio The Classics http://player.live365.com/a60498?l If these fires are bei...
Renegade Talk Radio · Renegade Talk Radio
November 26, 201811m 41sExplicit
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Listen to Sky Pilot Radio The Classics http://player.live365.com/a60498?l If these fires are being artificially created, what would be the purpose in doing so?
Creating fires artificially is nothing new. It’s called “arson,” and there are a thousand different ways to carry it out. What’s being alleged with the California fires is the idea that arson is being initiated using energy weapons platforms mounted on aircraft.
We already know such systems exist, by the way. This isn’t some outlandish theory. The UK Daily Mail, for example, reported over a year ago that Russia had successfully mounted lasers on fighter jets that could burn through enemy missiles. “Russia says it will deploy powerful lasers on its new sixth-generation fighter jets to destroy enemy missiles,” reports the news publisher. “The news comes one month after the US army successfully hit an unmanned target using a high-powered laser mounted on a Apache AH-64 helicopter.”
Creating fires artificially is nothing new. It’s called “arson,” and there are a thousand different ways to carry it out. What’s being alleged with the California fires is the idea that arson is being initiated using energy weapons platforms mounted on aircraft.
We already know such systems exist, by the way. This isn’t some outlandish theory. The UK Daily Mail, for example, reported over a year ago that Russia had successfully mounted lasers on fighter jets that could burn through enemy missiles. “Russia says it will deploy powerful lasers on its new sixth-generation fighter jets to destroy enemy missiles,” reports the news publisher. “The news comes one month after the US army successfully hit an unmanned target using a high-powered laser mounted on a Apache AH-64 helicopter.”
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