FLORIDA FIRES NOW? AND IN STRAIGHT LINES?

This has been a wild week when it comes to blogs. We started off with underwater bombs in water reservoir dams in Alabama, vaulted across the Great Atlantic Pond to Switzerland to ponder strange videos of electrical displays over Geneva, Swiss scientists triggering micro-earthquakes, and a lot of high octane speculation about CERN, inclusive of weather modification, earthquake manipulation, and - yes - even a bit of solar engineering via magnetic resonance and so on. Now we vault back across the Atlantic for a bit more weather modification.

You may recall all those strange fires in California some years ago, and the very strange anomalies reported in conjunction with them, including evidences of the use of some exotic directed energy technology.  At the time, I blogged extensively on the subject, and, like Catherine Austin Fitts and some others, entertained the idea that the fires were hardly accidental, and that they were the perfect way of clearing out "unwanted people" and picking up land and other assets on the cheap. Just do a search on this website for "California Fires" and a whole slew of my blogs on the topic will pop up, and they're worth reconsidering.

In particular, one detail that to my mind speaks very clearly of exotic technology, and specifically, of microwave interferometry, is the fact that whole buildings and many vehicles were simply burnt to a crisp, while nearby foliage remained completely untouched:

Other videos purported to show laser beams and so on igniting the fires. Whether those were true or not I do not know, but I suspect that many of them were faked as a bit of deliberate misdirection from the actual technological mechanism used to achieve such weird results.

But now, something similar may be afoot in the Florida everglades according to this very brief story and image shared by D.M.F.:

EVERGLADES STRAIGHT LINE FIRE

You'll note that the video shows a very "peculiar" fire burning in an almost perfect straight line. Fires do burn in lines, but the last time I looked, they seldom do with such laser-like optical precision.  But in anycase, there are other images of the fires burning much more normally, and not in perfectly straight lines.  The straight line is not the point.

In short, this hardly seems like a "normal" fire.  The Everglades after all, are a swamp. And swamps imply water. And water is not used as a fuel for fires, but rather, to put them out. So the basic question is simple: how is it that the Everglades are burning? And burning not just in a "spotty" manner her and there, where there is no water, but over widespread areas. It does not seem normal.

And if not "normal" then one wonders who would do such a thing, and why?  Taking my California fire speculations as a clue and cue, what if the goal is to clear out the swamp of its unneeded population - gators, crocs, snakes, &c - and to pick up land on the cheap for "development"?  After all, Florida is a favored destination for people fleeing the "workers' paradises" of New York, Chicago, and the megacities of Loonyfornia.

Time will tell.

In the meantime, how does one get swampland to burn?

See you on the flip side...

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