Fires in the USA: riddles and weapons of directed energy

 

After the fire in Paradise, USA, in 2018, many began to notice oddities in the nature of forest fires that did not correspond to the normal behavior of fire. While the media attributed this to climate change, there were suspicions about other causes.

Judicial arborist Robert Bram, who has more than 40 years of experience, has been investigating these suspicious fires since the days of Paradise. Based on the evidence he has collected, he suggests that these fires are caused by some kind of directed energy weapon (ONE).One of the key observations is that trees behave abnormally in recent fires. Unlike normal severe wildfires, where trees burn down to stumps or even holes in the ground, in these cases trees are often left standing, even flammable species such as pine, eucalyptus and California laurel. At the same time, houses nearby can be completely destroyed and turned into white ashes. An example is the fire in Coffey Park, Santa Rosa, where 4,700 houses burned down, but many trees remained.

Another anomaly is the temperature of fires. Melting of aluminum (melting point ~1300°F / 700°C) and glass (melting point ~2700°F / 1480°C) is observed, especially in automobiles. The glasses leak out completely, and molten aluminum can flow over considerable distances from the source on bare ground. It is noted that this is unusual, as the temperature of a typical house fire is about 1100°F (~600°C), and experienced fire captains claim that they have never seen glass melting like this. It is claimed that absolutely all the glass has melted at the investigated fire sites.

There is also selective burning of wooden structures such as fence posts, signs and fences. Gorenje Wood burns out intensively precisely at the points of contact with metal elements (nails, bolts, screws, wire), while the areas between the metal remain intact. This suggests that the metal is interacting with an energy source.

Trees, stumps, and even logs of firewood show signs of burning or "cooking" from the inside out. Gorenje Burnt-out cavities form or the color of the core changes, even if the outside of the wood is only charred and there is no obvious path for the penetration of an external flame.

Other anomalies include finding untouched flammable objects (plastic bags of dirt, sneakers, chair cushions, plastic chainsaw housings) in the midst of complete destruction, where metal and glass were melting.

Widespread white ash indicates an extremely high temperature, but the nature of the damage indicates its localization. Robert Bram suggests that these effects are caused by microwave-type energy, which creates a different kind of flame and extreme, focused heating, different from the spread of ordinary fire.