When you Axe the Right Question

Chattycathy

3 hrs agoLiked by Patrick Jordan

Quick question ---- (and I hope it's not dumb)

Does anything work to put out a Mountain Dew type of "fire"?

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Patrick Jordan

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That's out of my paygrade and experience.

What I put in my Stack:

https://generalportal55.substack.com/p/dead-in-bed

is that if these were DEW attacks then people were already dead at the first blast BEFORE the houses ignited so the academic question is: Would there be anyone there to even attempt to fight the fire?

Next we examine if these were sustained pulses or just igniter pulses. Ignition getting the structure on fire will indeed melt aluminum during a sustained housefire but doesn't account for nothing but ash left.

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@truth.be.told.2 on Instagram: “360* perspective It’s undeniable that this was designed. They choose exactly which houses would be destroyed and which they wanted to keep. I just want to know who lives in the houses that were not destroyed. The works of psychopaths!”

August 23, 2023

Which then forces the question of whether the DEW was sustained in order to vaporize metals?

So... If it was just for ignition then normal fire fighting should be able to fight the blaze.

IF it were a sustained beam of energy there is nothing on this earth (including absentee gods) that I could possibly imagine to keep things from going straight to Hell in an expedited Handbasket.