Lahaina was destroyed by directed energy weapons. It was a government operation, and it will continue. It is coming to a neighborhood near you.
| Edward HendrieSep 15 |
Elon Musk appeared on Joe Rogan and warned about a coming attack on civilians by the governments of the world using directed energy weapons. Musk specifically mentioned the anomalous occurrence at Lahaina where blue cars were unharmed and even easily combustible blue fabrics were unharmed, but they were surrounded by much more robust objects that melted and were seemingly burnt to a crisp.
Directed energy weapons involve a range of focused energy technologies, including, but not limited to, lasers, microwaves, sound beams, and particle beams. Directed energy weapons were deployed to destroy the World Trade Center Towers on 9/11. I explain their use in my book, 9/11-Enemies Foreign and Domestic. Read Dr. Judy Wood’s analysis of the evidence proving that directed energy weapons were used.
Elon Musk knows what he is talking about. A type of directed energy weapon is a laser. Elon Musk specifically mentioned directed energy laser weapons. A laser is an energy beam that destroys an object by heating it on contact. But because the beam is light, it can only burn things outside its light spectrum. Thus, a blue laser will burn items that are not within the blue light spectrum, but the laser will not harm items that fall within the blue light spectrum of the beam. That explains why the Chinese are blanketing their roofs with blue fabric.
Notice in the picture taken below at Lahaina, Maui, after the immolation. The blue T-shirts and their price tags attached with strings survived the alleged fire that destroyed the building. A hydrocarbon fire in the atmosphere burns at a maximum temperature of 1,517°F; 825°C. Paper ignites at the relatively low temperature of 451°F; 233°C. T-shirts are typically made of a blend of cotton and polyester. Polyester burns at 923° F; 485° C. Cotton burns at 734° F; 390° C. Those temperatures are well below the fire that was necessary to burn down the entire surrounding building. Indeed, even the tables upon which the shirts were found collapsed and suffered severe damage. It is impossible that the T-shirts survived an alleged fire. That is because the destruction of the building was not caused by fire. It was by directed energy weapons using both blue lasers and microwaves. The shirts survived because they were blue, and the paper price tags survived because the blue T-shirts shielded the paper from the blue laser and the paper did not absorb the microwave radiation used by the microwave directed energy weapon. If the building was immolated by a wildfire, as alleged, the T-shirts and price tags would have been completely burned to ashes.
Notice how all the steel structures are covered with a film of rust within a day of their destruction. That rust film is a telltale sign of a directed energy weapon.
Notably, the T-Shirts were blue. A blue laser will not damage blue-colored items. That would also explain why many blue objects survived the destruction of Lahaina. For example, the umbrellas outside Tommy Bahama survived, although they were surrounded by destroyed cars because they were blue and absorbed the light from the blue laser.
It is notable that U.S. President Biden, the Commander in Chief of the U.S. Armed Forces, was utterly silent about the conflagration. The media did not even have an opportunity to ask him about it until Sunday, August 13, 2023, at which time he responded with “no comment.” Think about that for a moment. An entire city is destroyed, and the media does not even have access to the President of the United States to ask him about it until five days later. And President Biden’s response is an incriminating “no comment!” Who, President or not, responds to a tragedy where it is known that hundreds have died and thousands are missing and presumed dead with “no comment?” I will tell you who. A person who is part of the conspiracy that committed the tragedy. That is the kind of statement made by someone guilty of a crime!
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