The California wildfires was an inside job
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Erfisflat · September 2018

The wildfires currently going on around the world seem fishy to me and some truth movers. Let's examine the evidence.

Here, we see some trees, still half green, as thought it suffered heat damage from the house next to it, next to a house that was reduced to ashes.

Here we see a house across the street (which should have hindered the fire, and does not seem to be affected by it) from where the main fire was allegedly spreading from, between two houses, undamaged, and a green forest bordering the other side. All around the house was heat damage.

Another image from the video shows a line of houses burned to smoldering ashes, next to a forest of trees, some dry and brown, but not burned, some still green.

In this infrared shot of the Wyoming fires, the healthy, lush vegetation is missed by the fire, and homes were destroyed in the path.

In Myrtle Beach, a local news source said:
"The fire appeared to hopscotch through the neighborhood, which was draped in a thick haze, and some of the rubble still smoldered hours later."

https://www.wral.com/news/national_world/national/story/5015099/

It would seem that these fires are tree-hugging house haters! Whoever heard of such nonsense.

In the famous words of Eminem, before he was cloned and killed, "Snap back to reality".

Directed energy weapons (DEWs) have been a staple in sci-fi stories for years, star wars even had them on sticks. Thanks to the movies, lasers have been largely kept out of the public eye as reality.

In reality, DEWs have been developed for over 40 years.

http://www.northropgrumman.com/Capabilities/DirectedEnergy/Pages/default.aspx

https://www.lockheedmartin.com/en-us/capabilities/directed-energy.html

https://www.google.com/amp/s/spectrum.ieee.org/tech-talk/aerospace/military/raytheon-sets-phasers-to-drone-destruction-with-directed-energy-weapon-test.amp.html

Links to some sources. As always, don't take my word for it, investigate it yourselves.

Zombieguy1987 · September 2018

Oh Jesus, Erfisflat at it again with the tin foil hat

Erfisflat · September 2018

Zombieguy1987 said:

Oh Jesus, Erfisflat at it again with the tin foil hat

Great counter-argument! I don't know how on Earth I will rebuttal this. Might take a few days of research.

Erfisflat · September 2018

Zombieguy1987 said:

Oh Jesus, Erfisflat at it again with the tin foil hat

Oh Jesus, zombie at it again with the fallacy spam.

How is pointing out facts a fallacy? Nevermind, I've seen your inability to identify a fallacy.

Zombieguy1987 · September 2018

@Erfisflat
Why would the forest fires be an inside job? What would the benefits be?

Erfisflat · September 2018

Zombieguy1987 said:

@Erfisflat
Why would the forest fires be an inside job? What would the benefits be?

You ever heard of the Georgia guidestones?

Zombieguy1987 · September 2018

No

Erfisflat · September 2018

Zombieguy1987 said:

No

Doesn't surprise me.

Zombieguy1987 · September 2018

@Erfisflat ;
Ok...

But what does that have to do with a "DEW"?

Or the fact what you're saying still has little to no benefits if the U.S government or some other military was behind the forest fires

Erfisflat · September 2018

Zombieguy1987 said:

@Erfisflat ;
Ok...

But what does that have to do with a "DEW"?

Or the fact what you're saying still has little to no benefits if the U.S government or some other military was behind the forest fires

Question, why do you think Deagel.com predicts a massive population reduction for the US by 2025?

http://www.deagel.com/country/forecast.aspx

Did you see the Georgia guidestones?

Erfisflat · September 2018

https://www.nbcnews.com/slideshow/colorado-wildfires-51761771

This one was obvious.

piloteer · October 2018

@Erfisflat

What evidence do you have to prove that California even exists? I've never actually seen California!

AmericanFurryBoy · November 2018

Boy my uncle lives out there. He stayed, and watched the UNCONTROLLED, ALL NATURAL FIRE devour his neighbors houses. The fire missed his house. Whoever came up with this idea is stupid. There was no political (or any type) of gain whatsoever for burning that much.

AmericanFurryBoy · November 2018

@Erfisflat
boy none of your sources are anywhere near reliable.

SilverishGoldNova · November 2018

@AmericanFurryBoy Erfisflat thinks just about everything is fake.

AmericanFurryBoy · November 2018

@piloteer
bruh he probably doesn’t even know where California is

someone234 · November 2018

While I believe the Earth is flat, this conspiracy theory is very unbelievable for me. Both motive and means do not align with Illuminati interests or style. Strong wind would explain the trees surviving and the hopscotching all at once.

piloteer · November 2018

Ya, this one is a new low for conspiracy theories. They're really scrapping the bottom of the barrel here!

MayCaesar · November 2018

When I see threads like this, I seriously start suspecting that all these online conspiracy theorists are just fooling around and do not actually believe in all this nonsense. To really believe that California wildfires are staged by the government, one has to descend on the level of paranoia unheard of in mental healthcare, and the level of insulation of their echo chamber must be impressive indeed.

Then again, in real life, I met a person believing that Australia is being secretly and gradually sunk under water by the government... Maybe I'm just giving too much credit to humanity?

AmericanFurryBoy · November 2018

@MayCaesar
Even the flat earth theory is more believable than this. Every time I see stuff like this I lock myself in my room and think about how stupid we really are.

Zombieguy1987 · January 2019

For a "scientist" @Erfisflat doesn't understand nature.

Mega oof

CYDdharta · January 2019

MayCaesar said:

Then again, in real life, I met a person believing that Australia is being secretly and gradually sunk under water by the government... Maybe I'm just giving too much credit to humanity?

What I find even more disconcerting is that idiots even dumber than that end up in Congress;

Rep. Hank Johnson (D-Ga.) is afraid that the U.S. Territory of Guam is going to "tip over and capsize" due to overpopulation.

Johnson expressed his worries during a House Armed Services Committee hearing on the defense budget Thursday.

Addressing Adm. Robert Willard, who commands the Navy's Pacific Fleet, Johnson made a tippy motion with his hands and said sternly, "My fear is that the whole island will become so overly populated that it will tip over and capsize."

Willard paused and said: "We don't anticipate that."

https://thehill.com/blogs/in-the-know/in-the-know/253015-rep-hank-johnson-guam-could-tip-over-and-capsize

SilverishGoldNova · January 2019

What if the world is actually a simulation run by blood sucking lizard aliens?

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