Forensic Investigators,
Sasha Latypova, More on Peculiarities of Lahaina Fire
Today’s post is short and comes from another reader. This is an interesting video from a Lahaina resident who was allowed to go to his house in the mostly unburned neighborhood of Kahoma Village. It is in the middle of the area that burned completely, so it is a miracle of sorts. This particular Navy laser weapon is mounted on the USS Portland, which is docked in San Diego. The Navy has not had much to say about lasers and microwave directed energy weapons recently. They would light different things on fire. The lasers are typically near infrared, especially commercial lasers, so invisible. They make things get hot and burn. The microwaves don't heat dry grass, cardboard, or ceramics but do heat polar molecules. Different microwave frequencies/wavelengths could act differently on materials. They would and do heat up flesh.
..The LaWS is designed to be used against low-end asymmetric threats. Scalable power levels allow it to be used on low power to dazzle a person's eye non-lethally to turn away a threat, and to be used at high power, up to 30 kilowatts, to fry sensors, burn out motors, and detonate explosive materials. By lasing a vital point, LaWS can shoot down a small UAV in as little as two seconds. When facing small boats, the laser can target a craft's motor to disable it, then repeat this against other boats in rapid succession, requiring only a few seconds of firing per boat...
..Against a larger aircraft like a helicopter, LaWS can burn through some vital components to cause it to crash.[3] ...
..With tests going well, the Navy expected to deploy a laser weapon operationally between 2017 and 2021 with an effective range of 1 mi (1.6 km; 0.87 nmi). The exact level of power the LaWS will use is unknown but estimated between 15–50 kW for engaging small aircraft and high-speed boats. Directed-energy weapons are being pursued for economic reasons, as they can be fired for as little as one dollar per shot, while conventional gun rounds and missiles can cost thousands of dollars each. The Navy has a history of testing energy weapons, including megawatt chemical lasers in the 1980s. Their chemicals were found to be too hazardous for shipboard use, so they turned to less powerful fiber solid-state lasers. Other types can include slab solid state and free electron lasers.[6] The LaWS benefitted from commercial laser developments, with the system basically being six welding lasers "strapped together" that, although they don't become a single beam, all converge on the target at the same time. It generates 33 kW in testing, with follow-on deployable weapons generating 60–100 kW mounted on a Littoral Combat Ship or Arleigh Burke-class destroyer to destroy fast-attack boats, drones, manned aircraft, and anti-ship cruise missiles out to a few miles.The expert battlefield mercenaries that did not get killed went home already.
Failed Counter-Offensive: Is Ukraine Losing Because Foreign Fighters Are Walking Away? Moon of Alabama has this, but I would like to point out that once a soldier or general is trained, he may well think for himself. (The military men I know think for themselves)
The U.S. used its training of African officer to subtly find and train people it could work with. An astonishing number of these officer were later involved in coups which often turned out to be anti-French and pro-American: [S]ince 2008 U.S.-trained officers have attempted at least nine coups, and succeeded in at least eight in five West African countries alone: Three times in Burkina Faso; three times in Mali; and once each in Guinea, Mauritania, and the Gambia.
U.S. training and support to the region flows through the State Department and Africa Command, an arm of the Department of Defense, in charge of military operations across the continent.
Since the above was written Niger has followed:
Brig. Gen Moussa Barmou, the American-trained commander of the Nigerien special operations forces, beamed as he embraced a senior U.S. general visiting the country’s $100 million, Washington-funded drone base in June.
Six weeks later, Barmou helped oust Niger’s democratically elected president.
Google hiding websites of Trump and other Biden challengers – reportSearching ‘presidential campaign websites’ returned incumbent Joe Biden’s webpage and several inactive Democrats
Alex Berenson on COVID-vaccine immunosuppression:
The mRNA Covid jabs damage immune responses to other viruses in children, a new study findsYet another reason giving mRNA shots to kids looks like an increasingly bad choice
Thailand Medical News posts that Okinawa is seeing a wave of increased COVID infections and hospitalizations in July and August, which may go global.
Okinawa is pretty far south of the rest of Japan, and is really a separate culture and ethnicity. Okinawans are the longest-lived people in the world, spending a lot of time outdoors the in sun and fresh air, and eating a widely varied fresh diet. Initial uptake of COVID-19 vaccines by September 2021 was the lowest in Japan, about 55%, based on this graph.
Eugyppius 12/20/2021, Omicron is Not Normal , Everything suggests this variant was leaked from a laboratory engaged in gain-of-function research
From 11/15/2021, The Ethical Skeptic looks at evidence of COVID variants circulating in early 2018, and also concludes that Omicron was so very genetically divergent that it had to be released from a lab.
China’s CCP Concealed SARS-CoV-2 Presence in China as Far Back as March 2018 A recent Japanese research paper provides conclusive evidence that none of the many recent COVID variants of Omicron sub-lineage that they tested could have feasibly arisen naturally. Two articles look at that, with different styles and a lot of overlap.
Comprehensive panels of "reversion mutations" found in general circulation look like an experiment
Meryl Nass MD, via Door To Freedom shows how this W.H.O. "treaty-revision" is a short-circuit of human-rights recognized by nations and constitutions, negating all of that if an unelected bureaucrat declares a "public health emergency", which has no clear definition, and no checks or balances. This happens automatically if no nation objects promptly.
The WHO’s Proposed Treaty Will Increase Man-Made Pandemics On September 20, about 2 weeks from now, the UN will silently approve these 13 pages, which will supersede all constitutional governments in 6 months, if no formal objection is raised by a government. This is very stealthy international law, and it is internally redundant, giving lip service to human rights, then clearly stripping them and enforcing emergency mandates without individual or national recourse. Reading a few pages is about like reading 13 pages. You have seen this kind of writing far too often by now.
FINAL TEXT FOR SILENCE PROCEDURE
Political Declaration of the United Nations General Assembly High-level Meeting on Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness and Response
On Door To Freedom, from Yours Truly, for your reference and benefit: Vitamin D, Your Defense In Depth
Health Advocate (pictured in garden ravaged by hungry deer)
We are today's remnant. Barely belonging to the world of today. We walk our own path, singularly and together. We are the rightous. Humble, strong, and secure. Not of the herd. The narrow path. Not the path well trodden. Knowing we are right, I wouldn't change a choice I've made knowing that I walk with those like you. Crazy times. God bless us all.
ReplyDeleteThat was from Dennis G Boston. Thank you Dr J
ReplyDeleteI thought that sounded like you, Dennis. "God bless us, every one," ;-}
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