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I’m running out of tinfoil. Can you spare a square?
https://www.hitc.com/en-gb/2023/08/1...ns-conspiracy/
Mountain Dew fans assert that the popular beverage predicted the Hawaiian fires with its coincidentally-named flavor, Maui Burst. The tropical drink is advertised as the original Mountain Dew with a “blast of pineapple”.
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Originally Posted by Core Shot
Fuck. And fuck you for sharing that.
you should log all the way off and seek helpQuote:
Originally Posted by Core Shot
If there was a volcanic event they would be losing what is left of their minds
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https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/maui-w...ries-1.6937745
an artical ^^ splaining our resident whacko-nut-jobs
This one is going around.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cv5HJ6jrfDi/
The Mountain Dew was ironically funny in light of a huge tragedy.
But this video is insane.
https://youtu.be/Lg2WV-B26pA?si=gQ53Emxy1XtgjMs9
No structures around the cars are burned.
And yet some of the aluminum rims are melted to flowing.
How does this happen? I’d like to know the physics.
I almost hate to inject some actual proof that weapons contractors do develop DEW weapons but here goes.
This is from 16 years ago, but I'm sure it's been discontinued since then and not fine tuned:
Raytheon brings heat-ray weapon to market
So the question must be, do you all think DEW weren't used in Hawaii because no such technology exists, or that is does exist but those who control such weaponry would never use it for such a purpose?
I think they weren't used because there's video of the downed power lines giving off sparks in the grasses where it started, the fire department came to put it out and declared it contained, then got called to another fire and left, but it wasn't fully extinguished before they left.
Wake up sheeple.
Blue stops laser weapons! Get a clew!
Interesting link. I’ve seen that before that mm waves can be used for crowd or opposing army control. Similar things for crowd control in the acoustic spectrum. It’s possible we used mm in the Iraq wars.Quote:
Originally Posted by powpig
If you’re trying to start fires or melt aluminum (over 1,200 F). Microwave frequency makes more sense.
Did Oprah want more land? I need more tinfoil.
But what if Putin or China are fucking with us?
A little bit of dry grass and a wildfire would catch a car on fire and produce heat of 1200 F to melt the rims. But thats what the stupids want you to believe, microwaves from russia are probably the real answer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Core Shot
What about steel beamsQuote:
Originally Posted by Core Shot
you probably drive a car painted blue and don’t know your powerQuote:
Originally Posted by muted reborn
OMG I DO!!!! but what is my power?!1Quote:
Originally Posted by dunfree
I want to help people.
Most aluminum alloys hit liquidus at or below 1000F, and are pretty damn soft coming up to that. Not to nitpick, but aluminum ain’t great for heat tolerance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Core Shot
There’s some interesting research into low sound frequencies, or at least enough that 18-19Hz has been nicknamed the “fear frequency.”
It sounds like lots of Lahaina personal and business properties were owned by locals not inclined to sell to anyone. Whether it’s Blackrock, celebrities wanting land, WEF 15 minute city proposals, whatever someone might dream up, there’s no doubt that land is desirable. Some rumblings about the Hawaiian state gov’t reserves the right to take control of land in an emergency, insurance companies not wanting to pay out claims due to the fires, and considering how cash strapped the average American is, it’s not unreasonable to think there’s a land grab going on. The real tin foil hat shit is whether this was a deliberate act or if it’s just vultures circling a tragedy.
Kinda wanna add a dash of pineapple juice to some Mountain Dew. Sounds tasty.
I'm just glad to see Core Shot is finally taking a look at aluminum's physical properties. Last thing anyone wants is a bespoke aluminum hat that can't reflect death rays. Heat rays. Whatever. No A356, Core Shot. When it flows it's like shiny water but the drips hurt.
Penultimate thing anyone wants is one that won't attenuate, so hopefully 1100 or 1199 or similar works out. I'm sure you can figure it out. Please post a good TR.
I gave up on tinfoil aluminum hats.Quote:
Originally Posted by jono
Just rocking a blue trg hat from now on.
The video I posted above was interesting.Quote:
Originally Posted by muted reborn
Upcountry was not burned. At all. That’s where the “hurricane wind” came downslope.
And yet those two cars were fried.
Explain the physics. Please.
I said it's microwaves from Russia, you dumbass.Quote:
Originally Posted by Core Shot
“They” have to calibrate the energy weapons so they usually pic a smaller target (car or two) before they begin vaporizing everything else.
Pretty easy to understand.
How bout you do your own researchQuote:
Originally Posted by Core Shot
I would guess their aim was off with this unplanned target out the main fire path, so just might have to tweak those calibration settings for next time and it will be more stealth.Quote:
Originally Posted by AK47bp
Surprised they didn't vaporize the detective who made that video. Sloppy Russians.
Since you're calling it physics and not fluid (or thermal, or...) dynamics, I'm assuming you want this to be dumbed down to something that could be "accurately" described by a partial differential equation in no more than about 2 variables by neglecting anything that matters? Or are you trying to do this algebraically? Your basic starting point is ill-defined.Quote:
Originally Posted by Core Shot
Or you could seek to grasp, with a certain acceptance of randomness (and the inferior and dissatisfying nature of prob/stats) in localized flow. That method expects "hot" and "cold" spots based on local (and now indecipherable) topography. So you would look for the variations as possible evidence for the model rather than as proof of the Sino-Russian bullshit brigade's explanation. (Notice how whatever you do you're just trying to prove your starting point? That's why your sarcasm meter is beeping.) PM klar (and please let us know if she responds).
Or you could just ask yourself how hot gasoline-soaked tires can burn and see if the wheels closest to the gas tank survived more often or not. Which is like setting out to prove Occam right. So, still doing it wrong, but different. In any case, TR please.
Excuse me??? Bullshit explanation? Open your eyes man.Quote:
Originally Posted by jono
Physics, gotchu fam. Fire is hot. Really hot. Simple as that.
I'm tempted to go on about the theory of energy weapons and why there likely aren't any. But I'd use physics and math, and you're not going to understand anyway, or refuse to try. You're already struggling with the perfectly good explanation that "fire is hot."
I'm also tempted to not even post, but I did train as a mechanical engineer, so I have some idea how to go about modelling an energy weapon and estimating how well it might work. I'm pretty good at explaining things, but don't know how to approach the topic in a way that a conspiracy theorist can grasp. You guys are latched onto your low information theories and refuse to vet your information or accept other vetted information. Imagine explaining how to light a fire to a dog. That's like an engineer talking to a tinfoil hat. In the end I'm not giving you a treat and you don't understand why.
There was a big fire, people died, and we're sad. (Hopefully that satisfies like a pat on the head and a milk bone)
There it is, short and sweet.Quote:
Originally Posted by LongShortLong
That’s good. I was in the wildfire game for 32 years and saw stuff just like Maui on a somewhat regular basis, the kind of thing that baffled him. But I’ve been enjoying people here making fun of his paranoid delusions, more than rational explanations.Quote:
I’m also tempted to not even post, but I did train as a mechanical engineer, so I have some idea how to go about modelling an energy weapon and estimating how well it might work.
Mock him or ignore him is my thought.
I lean that way too, but he's not the only one, and we have an entire industry creating false news for these people. People who've figured out that sometimes the "news" didn't get the story right, or is outright wrong. Somehow they haven't figured out that "a guy on twitter" or their favorite alt "news" is even less reliable as a source.Quote:
Originally Posted by Meadow Skipper
My best argument tools are logic, math, and science, but most of this crowd tuned out before seeing the tools, much less understanding them. And somewhat reasonably they don't trust things they don't understand. But why they trust made up shit puzzles me.
Because they want it to be true.Quote:
Originally Posted by LongShortLong
I cannot wrap my head around how those two cars burned, melted their wheels in the middle of a zone with no fire. But I can think of 10 things that make it exciting.
And if you told me today, that Russia (or China) was laser-vaporizing our islands in 2023, I'd be like-- "That makes sense. You got any evidence? No? That makes sense, too."
I just have too much access to technology in my pocket. I don't even know if we're real people anymore or living in a simulation. /play-along-please.
If you think for one minute that Soros and Biden didn’t collab with Xi on Epstein island for this massive land grab then I got some waterfront property in Florida to sell you.
Wake up sheeple.
Friggen morans
This. Glad there are some real truth-patriots on this site like you AK47. God bless you. Next up - a 15 minute city with digital ID facial recognition zones and open air prisons in 'New Lahiana'. All part of the Great Reset which was started by the Green Deal. Keep vigilant!Quote:
Originally Posted by AK47bp
I heard Obama’s birth certificate burned up in the fire.
Proof that JFK Jr did it.
there are energy weapons (new US anti drone laser PR this week), but the problems are mostly boring shit. It’s hard to put enough light to destroy something in the real world because outside a light bench light does weird stuff, optics are mechanically finicky, any kind of crap on optics incinerates them, and you need lots of energy which is problematic if you aren’t hooked up to a really nice grid (277/450 3P in the past) or using weirdo chemicals.Quote:
Originally Posted by LongShortLong
Right on brother.Quote:
Originally Posted by muted reborn
There’s a saying I like to say.
“I may have been born at night but not last night”
What it means is Im smarter than most these smooth brain lamestream media cucks.
Be careful who you tell the truth too, my wife won’t speak to me anymore, she’s been silenced by the Biden crime family.
My sarcasm detector needs recalibration.
The Internet has rendered it useless.
That would be my very lay person guess. You’d need to be pretty close to something or start with a shit ton of captured available energy as you’re going to lose alot in directing and sending it.Quote:
Originally Posted by dunfree
Calibrate it to an eleven for this thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by heckacali